Miguel Hugas

Class:
Junior
Position:
RHP/OF
Height:
6-3
Weight:
215
Hometown:
Caracas, Venezuela
High School:
Shaler Area HS
Prev School:
Chipola CC

2025 D1 All-FCSAA Second Team
2025 All-Panhandle Conference First Team
2025 Panhandle Conference All-Defensive Team

*BEFORE MERCER*

AS A SOPHOMORE AT CHIPOLA COLLEGE (2025)

Named to the D1 All-FCSAA Second Team as a pitcher
Named to the All-Panhandle Conference First Team as a pitcher
Named to the Panhandle Conference All-Defensive Team as an outfielder
Made 12 appearances on the mound with 10 starts, appeared in 51 as a hitter
Went 7-3 on the mound, maintaining a 3.52 ERA across 61.1 innings of work
Threw for five or more innings in nine of his 12 pitching appearances
Struck out 56 batters while only allowing 14 free passes
Maintained a .291 batting average (41-141) with 25 RBIs, 10 doubles, four homers, and a triple
Went 2-for-3 with 3 RBIs and a home run against Eastern Florida State College, followed up by a 2-for-4 performance with a triple against then No. 22 Indian River State College the following day (February 1-2)
Struck out eight across 6.0 shutouts innings against Coastal Alabama – South (February 15)
Punched out eight again in 7.0 innings of one-run ball against Tallahassee State College (March 7)

AS A FRESHMAN AT CHIPOLA COLLEGE (2024)

Appeared in four games on the mound (one start), appeared in nine as a hitter
Tossed 14.0 innings and finished with a 4.50 ERA and a 1-0 record
Struck out eight batters
Took 27 at-bats
Tallied five hits, six RBIs, two home runs, a double and drew four walks
Notched his first collegiate hit against Pearl River City Community College (April 19)
Struck out four in his collegiate pitching debut against Pearl River City Community College (April 19)
Went 3-for-5 with two home runs and two RBIs against Tallahassee Community College (April 25)
Threw six innings against Indian River State College, picking up his first collegiate win (May 12)

HIGH SCHOOL

Played under head coach Brian Junker at Shaler Area HS
Maintained a .521 batting average while also striking out 91 over 71.0 innings to help the Titans keep a perfect 50-0 record and lift the state championship his senior year
Named MVP by the Pittsburgh Post Gazette

PERSONAL