USF Athletics

2010: Started all 38 games he appeared in... Made 31 starts in center field, six as the designated hitter and a lone start in left field... Hit .315 with 22 RBI and 32 runs scored... Started the season a perfect 9-for-9 in stolen bases... Had 12 multi-hit games... Missed 14 games after fouling a ball off his knee on 4/3 at Cincinnati and then missed the final six games of the year, including three games in the BIG EAST Championship, with a leg injury... Led off the Stetson game on 3/30 with his first home run of the season ...  Marked the first Bull to lead off a game with a home run since Joey Angelberger against Notre Dame on May 15, 2008... Homered again at St. John's on 5/8 following his second triple in as many games... Had a season-high nine-game hit streak from 3/10 to 3/23... Tied a career high with four hits against Eastern Illinois (3/13).

2009: Batted .289 and had a total of 68 hits ... Drove in 33 runs and scored a total of 44 runs in 57 games ... Was Starting center fielder for 57 games ...  20 multiple hit games and 10 multiple RBI games ...  10 game hitting streak from March 20-April 3 ... Starting leadoff hitter for 40 of the games ... Had a .313 batting average in BIG EAST games ...  .429 slugging percentage and a .412 on base percentage in BIG EAST games ... Recorded 19 RBIs in BIG EAST games which was the second highest on the team ... Had eight doubles in BIG EAST games which was tied for second most on the team ... Played and started in four BIG EAST tournament games ... Batted .222 in BIG EAST Tournament games ... Scored three runs in four at bats against Marshall (3/7) ... One run, four hits and one RBI against Rutgers (3/20) ... Two runs, two hits, one walk and three RBIs against Rutgers (3/21) ... Had three runs, two hits and two RBIs against Rutgers (3/22) ... Led the team in at bats with 235.

32-Game Hitting Streak: In his 32-game hitting streak, which began March 19, 2008 against Oklahoma and ended Feb. 21, 2009 against Purdue, freshman Ryan Lockwood batted .464 with 58 hits, including 11 doubles and two triples. Lockwood scored 27 runs and collected 24 RBI while drawing 16 walks and being hit by three pitches. He had eight three-hit outings, as well one four-hit game against UCF and seven two-hit games during that stretch. The Tampa native made 89 putouts in the field, including three diving catches, with no errors in those 30 outings.

In the BIG EAST (2008): In conference games only, Lockwood led the BIG EAST in batting average (.454), on base percentage (.523) and was fourth in hits (44). He was also tied for first in fielding percentage (1.000). In 23 league games, he had 14 multiple-hit games, including seven three-hit outings. He had at least one hit in each of his conference outings, and had no errors in center field. In his last five BIG EAST games, he was 12-for-23 with a double, triple, three walks, three RBI, six runs scored and an outfield assist.

2008: Collegiate Baseball Newspaper's 2008 Freshman Player of the Year  ...  Rivals.com Freshman All-American - First Team  ...  Baseball America Freshman All-American - First Team  ...  Louisville Slugger Freshman All-American  ...  National Collegiate Baseball Writers Association Freshman All-American - First Team  ...  Ping! Baseball Freshman All-American  ...  First Team All-BIG EAST Conference  ...  BIG EAST Weekly Honor Roll - April 7, April 21 and May 11  ...  Ended the season riding a 30-game hitting streak, which began on March 19 against Oklahoma  ...  Did not play in USF's final nine games due to a broken finger  ...  Ended the season with the 19th-best batting average in the NCAA (.415)  ...  Was also 47th in on base percentage (.493)  ...  His .415 average was 20th and .493 was 47th in the country as of May 18  ...  Earned three BIG EAST Weekly Honor Roll awards  ...  Second on the team with 26 multiple-hit games - once he had four, 10 times he had three hits and he collected a pair of hits in 15 games  ...  Also third on the team with nine multiple-RBI games  ...  Spent most of the season batting in the three-hole (24 games), but also was the cleanup hitter 12 times, led off nine games and was second a pair of contests  ...  Tops in on base percentage with a .493 clip  ...  Recorded a .513 slugging percentage  ...  Started 47 games in center field  ...  Made only one fielding error while compiling 122 putouts and three outfield assists  ...  Recorded 14 multiple-hit outings in 23 BIG EAST games  ...  Also scored 18 runs and stole five bases in league contests  ...  On May 10 he collected his seventh-consecutive - and 11th out of the last 12 - multiple-hit games  ... Raised his average to .415 for the first time all season after the May 10 game  ...  Posted five three-hit games in six outings from April 19-26  ...  Pair of doubles in two games (3/22 & 4/1)  ...  Drove in a season-high three RBI at Cincinnati (3/21)  ...  Stole two bases in a pair of games (4/18 & 4/23)  ...  Season high four hits against UCF (5/6)  ...  Batted 2-for-15 in his first three games before catching fire and getting a hit in all but five games on the season  ...  First USF-career hit was a single to left field in the seventh inning against Indiana State (2/23)  ...  Tagged a single in his next at bat to record a 2-for-6 night  ...  Back-to-back games with doubles on March 4 and 5  ...  First three-hit night was at Bethune-Cookman on March 5  ...  Strung together a seven-game hitting streak March 8 - 16, but didn't get a hit against Oklahoma on March 18  ...  Started the 30-game streak the second day against Oklahoma (3/19)  ...  Had first-career triple in the March 19 game  ...  Recorded three RBI at Cincinnati on March 21  ...  Doubled in five consecutive games March 30 - April 6  ...  On April 1 at UCF, was 3-for-5 with a pair of doubles, four runs scored and two RBI  ...  Drew a walk in four straight games April 4 - 8  ... Back-to-back two-RBI games at Stetson (4/15) and at Bethune-Cookman (4/16)  ...  Batted 4-for-5 with a double, one run scored and an RBI against UCF on May 6  ...  Batting average bumped up to .400 after the game  ...  Enjoyed success against UCF this season, batting .667 with eight hits, five runs scored, four RBI and three doubles in three games  ...  On May 10, was 2-for-4 in both games of the doubleheader at St. John's  ...  Broke his hand in the second game, ending the season and putting the 30-game hitting streak on hold until 2009.

2007 Summer: Split the summer between the Harwich Mariners of the Cape Cod League and the Fayetteville Swamp Dogs of the Coastal Plains League  ...  Appeared in two games for the Mariners batting .400 (2-5) with a sacrifice hit and a stolen base  ...  Played in 19 games, starting 14, for the Swamp Dogs batting .240 (12-50) with 5 RBI and 12 total bases  ... Had a nearly pristine fielding percentage (.923) only committing one error on the season.

2007 (Florida): Utilized medical redshirt season at the University of Florida.

2006 Summer: Represented the East team at the prestigious Baseball Express Cape Cod High School Classic in Wareham, Mass.  ...  Competed for the All-American Prospects, claiming the 17-and-Under World Wood Bat Association (WWBA) Championships at East Cobb in Marietta, Ga.  ...  Also participated in the East Coast Professional Showcase  ...  Played for the U-14 National AAU Champion - Tampa Hitmen.

High School: Earned second-team all-state honors as a senior at Jesuit, hitting seven home runs and 30 RBI  ...  All-state junior season as well  ...  Helped the Tigers to the final four of the state tournament all four years of his prep career  ...  Three-time all-county selection  ...  Appeared on the Watch List for the Rawlings Defensive Player of the Year  ...  Best hitter at the 2005 Bishop Moore Catholic Challenge  ...  Best hitter award on HS team senior year  ...  Senior campaign logged a .456 average, one home run and 15 stolen bases  ...  As a junior, posted a .400 average with seven home runs  ...  Sophomore season boasted a .370 average and 15 stolen bases  ...  Batted .364 with one HR as a rookie  ...  National Honors Society member  ...  Four year Principal's Honor Roll.

Personal: Full name is Ryan James Lockwood  ...  Born Dec. 18, 1987 in San Antonio, Texas  ...  Son of Bill and Tristan Lockwood  ...  Father played baseball at Washington State and went on to perform for the Pittsburgh Pirates organization  ...  One brother, Nick  ...  Enjoys ping pong and watching movies  ...  Greatest athletic thrill was hitting a walk-off home run in the bottom of the ninth to beat the then-No.1 nationally ranked Monsignor Pace High School his junior year of high school  ...  Is majoring in marketing.