Accolades:

GNAC All-Academic (2010, 2011, 2012)

2012: Made a team-high 17 appearances in relief as a senior…went 1-1 with four saves and a 3.71 ERA…fanned 17 batters over 17 innings of work…selected as a team captain…did not allow a run in his first eight innings of relief to start the season…worked the final frame in both ends of a doubleheader sweep over Framingham State on March 12th and picked up a save in the nightcap…earned his second save of the young season with a scoreless seventh against Curry College on March 15th…tossed two innings of scoreless relief and picked up the victory after singling in the game-winning run in the second game versus Curry that day…worked three scoreless innings to collect his third save of the year in a win over New Jersey City University on March 24th…notched his fourth save of the season with a scoreless ninth inning versus Colby College on April 6th…fanned two batters in an inning of relief against Lasell College on April 10th…sat down the side in a single frame versus Norwich University on April 18th…worked 1/3 inning in an NCAA Regional Tournament loss to Trinity College on May 17th…closed out his collegiate career having appeared in 29 games on the mound with a 4.94 ERA and 35 K’s in 31 innings…also hit .267 (4-15) with 17 runs, a double, a triple, two RBI and six stolen bases in seven attempts over three seasons at Saint Joseph’s. 

2011: Converted to a pitcher as a junior…made 12 appearances on the mound and picked up a save in a win over Albertus Magnus on April 14th…notched a 6.43 ERA with 18 K’s in 14 innings…ranked fourth on the SJC staff in appearances…allowed 17 hits and 10 walks…also scored three runs and stole a base in seven appearances as a pinch runner…fanned four batters and walked one in his first collegiate appearance on the mound – a 4-2 loss to Curry College on March 13th…struck out three in 1.2 frames of relief versus UMass.-Boston on March 30th…K’d a career-best five batters over three scoreless innings to collect his first NCAA save against Albertus Magnus on April 14th…sat down the side with three K’s in a scoreless inning versus Gordon College on April 25th.

2010: Played in 28 games with two starts…emerged as one of the Monks’ top baserunning threats off the bench…scored 12 runs and stole three bases in four attempts…recorded his first collegiate hit, a triple, against Lasell College on April 10th…went 2-4 with two runs and a double against Norwich on April 24th...received the Monks’ Most Dedicated Player honor.

High School: Played three years of varsity baseball under Coach Randy Ridley at Lisbon High School...named Mountain Valley Conference All-Star his junior and senior years...hit .477 with 14 stolen bases as a senior…also played soccer and basketball…received All-Conference honors for soccer as a junior and senior…honored with the Ginger Bennett Memorial Award as top Senior Male Athlete at Lisbon High…member of the Maine State Legion Runner-up team in 2008 and garnered Co-MVP honors for a 19-2 Gayton Post 31 team in 2009.

Personal: Kyle Roland Neagle, born on March 1st, 1990 in Lewiston, Maine...son of Jeffrey and Donna Neagle...majoring in Biology/Pre-Medicine...aspiring to attend medical school or chiropractic school. 

CAREER STATISTICS