As a Freshman (2005): Made nine appearances and two starts ... was 1-1 with a 4.29 ERA and 20 strikeouts in 21.0 innings ... allowed just 17 hits and held opponents to a .218 batting average ... had a 2.16 ERA and nine strikeouts in four appearances when walking one batter or less (8.1 innings) ... six of his nine appearances were at least 2.0 innings ... was the team's most effective pitcher in a pair of NCAA Tournament games against Oregon State (June 5-6) ... threw 1.1 scoreless innings with one strikeout in the first game against the Beavers and allowed two runs and struck out five in 4.0 innings in the second game ... threw 2.0 scoreless innings at Florida International (Feb. 26) in his first career appearance ... struck out two and didn't allow a hit or run 1.0 inning against Wagner (March 30) ... earned a win with 4.0 scoreless innings in his first career start against St. Peter's (April 12). At Holy Trinity: Played four years on the varsity team at Holy Trinity ... spent time as a pitcher, first baseman and outfield ... Collegiate Baseball 2004 preseason second-team high school All-American ... 2004 Male Athlete of the Year at Holy Trinity ... 2004 CHSAA Most Valuable Player ... Newsday All-Long Island selection in 2003-04 ... CHSAA All-Long Island selection from 2002-04 ... led Holy Trinity to the 2003 CHSAA Championship ... hit 10 home runs in 2004, breaking the CHSAA single-season record ... In 2004, hit .509, with 10 home runs and 24 RBI ... on the hill, carried a 5-0 record with 71 strikeouts in 49 innings ... as a scholastic, had 90 hits, 28 home runs and 70 RBI, while carrying a 21-2 record with a 0.94 earned run average in 171 innings ... from 1999-2004, played for the Long Island Orioles during the summer. Personal: Born Sept. 1, 1986 in Glen Cove, N.Y. ... son of Anthony and Cathy Luisi ... has two brothers, Dan and Anthony, and a sister, Gabby ... lists his parents and grandparents as the most influential people in his athletic career ... lists winning the CHSAA Championship as the most thrilling moment in his career ... selected St. John's over Rutgers, Seton Hall and Stony Brook ... plans on majoring in sports management ... hopes to own his own business after graduation. Career Statistics
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