Southeastern Louisiana University Athletics

2025 Southland Conference All-Defensive Team
2025 Southland Preseason All-Conference (2nd Team)
2024 Southland Conference Hitter of the Week (May 20)

2024 [JUNIOR]: Played in 49 games, starting 42 of them … produced a slash line of .295 / .566 / .358, going 51-for-173 at the plate with 11 doubles and 12 home runs … second on the team and eighth in the conference in home runs … drove in 40 runs and scored another 39 for the Lions … drew 16 walks, hit by a pair of pitches and struck out 45 times … stole six bases in six attempts … named the Southland Conference Hitter of the Week (5/20) following a 6-for-13 (.462) week at the plate with one double and three home runs, good for a 1.231 slugging percentage … he also scored seven runs and drove in seven more during that four-game stretch against South Alabama and Texas A&M-Corpus Christi … turned in 14 multi-hit performances … drove in multiple runs 12 times to lead the squad … homered against UAB (2/25), Mississippi Valley State (2/28), HCU (3/28), Lamar (4/14), twice at McNeese (4/27), Tulane (4/30), New Orleans (5/4 and 5/24), twice against Texas A&M-Corpus Christi (5/16) and once more time against the Islanders the next day … produced a 10-game hitting streak (4/26–5/12) and 15-game reached-base streak (4/14–5/12) … carries a seven-game hitting streak into 2025.

PRIOR TO SLU: Lettered two seasons at LSU-Eunice for coach Jeff Willis … appeared in 55 games as a sophomore, slashing .344 / .639 / .476 with 17 doubles, three triples and 10 home runs … scored 65 runs and drove in another 44 … swiped 19 bases in 20 attempts … lead the squad in hits, doubles and home runs … helped lead the Bengals to a 39-0 start to the season on the way to a 53-5 overall record … appeared in 40 games as a freshman, slashing .345 / .460 / .469 with eight doubles, one triple and one home run … scored 21 runs and drove in another 20 … swiped 12 bases in 14 attempts … enjoyed 11 multi-hit games … played summer ball for the Derby Twins of the Sunflower Collegiate League, the Baton Rouge Rougarou of the Texas Collegiate League and the Green Bay Rockers of the Northwoods League.
 
HIGH SCHOOL: Played both baseball and football at Sterlington HS in Monroe, Louisiana … Top 1000 baseball player nationally and No. 17-ranked outfielder in the state of Louisiana according to Perfect Game … earned Max Preps All-America honors … twice named MVP of the state championship … picked up 3A Hitter and Player of the Year honors … teamed with Clay Benson to lead the Panthers to the 2021 3A state title, going 3-for-4 with three RBIs in the championship game … also earned Ouachita Citizen Player of the Year and District MVP honors during his career.
 
PERSONAL: Born in Monroe, Louisiana … son of Sharon Slusher and Casey Coley … has five siblings – Tanner, Addy, Landry, Bryson and Briggs … enjoys eating and playing golf … majoring in business administration at Southeastern.