Baseball

2023 (R-Sophomore – Bellevue College): Erdman made 14 appearances at Bellevue, including four starts… ranked third on the team with 53.2 innings on the hill… posted a 2-4 mark with two saves, a 2.85 ERA, and 56 strikeouts… allowed just 17 earned runs, 40 hits, and 17 walks… threw 2.1 scoreless frames with two Ks in his debut against Olympic College (Feb. 19)… made his first start with Bellevue at his former program, Skagit Valley (Apr. 3), completing 6.0 blank innings with just two hits allowed and six punch-outs to pick up the win… tallied a season-long outing of 7.0 innings while striking out a season-best seven batters with just one run allowed on three hits against Everett College (Apr. 17)… turned in his first career save after finishing the final 3.0 innings of scoreless work with three strikeouts at Douglas College (May 7)… also earned a save after registering 4.0 innings while fanning six and without surrendering a hit at Shoreline College (May 14)… covered 3.0 or more innings 10 times… struck out at least three batters in 10 games… racked up five scoreless appearances.

2022 (Sophomore – Skagit Valley College): Erdman sat out the 2022 season as a redshirt.  

2021 (Freshman – Skagit Valley College): Erdman appeared in and made seven starts as a true freshman at Skagit Valley… ranked second on the team with 38.1 innings of work, finishing 2-1 with a 5.17 ERA and 37 strikeouts… allowed 22 earned runs, 30 hits, and 21 walks… made his first career start at Edmonds College (Apr. 4), tossing 6.0 innings of two-hit ball with just one run allowed and four strikeouts for his first career win… completed a season-high 7.0 innings on the hill at Olympic College (Apr. 18), registering five punch-outs with just two runs allowed… fanned a season-best eight batters against Olympic College (May 23), allowing three runs over 6.1 innings… tallied at least 5.0 innings in five games… struck out three or more batters in all seven starts and five or more four times.

High School: Erdman was a two-sport athlete and two-year letterwinner as an infielder and pitcher at Cedar Park Christian School in Bothell, Wash., for head baseball coach Matt Stevens… also lettered two years in football as a linebacker and tight end for head coach Manasei Hopoi… earned All-League honors in both baseball and football as a junior… saw his senior season of baseball cancelled due to the COVID-19 pandemic… led both football and baseball teams to conference titles as a junior… also won districts and was eliminated just one game away from the state baseball tournament in his junior year… as a junior, tossed 28 innings with a 4-0 record, 44 strikeouts, and a 1.20 ERA… also hit .350 with three home runs and 10 doubles.

Personal: Son of Cara and Jeff Erdman… born in Redmond, Wash. on June 6, 2002… full name is Jackson David Erdman… father, Jeff, played baseball at Shoreline College.

Academic: Majoring in interdisciplinary studies… named to the Athletic Director’s Honor Roll once.