Haverford College

Career Honors:
Centennial Conference Player of the Week (Apr. 18, 2016)

2016:  Started 31 games between catcher and designated hitter … Named Centennial Conference Player of the Week (Apr. 18) after batting .500 through four games … Tallied three RBI against TCNJ (Mar. 31) … Had four hits on four occasions … Slugged a pair of homers and recorded 11 total bases, both program highs against McDaniel (Apr. 16) … Did not commit an error behind the dish in 2016 … threw out three would-be base stealers against Rowan (Mar. 27). 

2015: Finished the season with 31 games played and 29 starts, mostly at catcher … Hit .287, tying for the team high with 35 hits … Also recorded 13 RBI, seven doubles, a triple, and two home runs … Led the team with 12 multi-hit games … Two hits, two runs, two RBI vs. Dominican (Mar. 13) … Three hits and two runs scored in doubleheader vs. Johns Hopkins (Mar. 29) … Hit .367 (22-for-60) with four doubles, two home runs and 12 runs over the final 14 games of the season which included a 10-game hitting streak … Two runs, two hits and an RBI vs. Ursinus (Apr. 14) … Recorded two hits, two runs at Franklin and Marshall (Apr. 21) … Four hits, two runs in doubleheader at Gettysburg (Apr. 25) … Two hits, two RBI vs. Franklin and Marshall (May 2) in the Centennial Conference Tournament.

2014: In his second year as starting catcher Ott posted career-highs in RBIs (24), doubles (13), hits (35), slugging percentage (.437), and total bases (55)...Named honorable mention All-Centennial Conference...Batted .278 as a sophomore and was second on the team with his 55 total bases...Third on the team with 35 hits and had highest slugging percentage among players who who had 80 or more at bats.

2013: Played in 35 games, with 28 starts, in first year at Haverford … All 28 starts were behind the plate … Batted .275 in initial collegiate season … Opened career with a five-game hitting streak, picking up one RBI in each game … Finished the year with 28 hits collecting at least two in a game five times … Registerd a four-hit, four-RBI game in Fords' 17-9 win at Muhlenberg (4/09) … Scored 21 runs and stole seven bases … In 197 chances as catcher he failed to surrender even one error … Threw out nine attempted base-stealers.