C.D. Hylton High School (1991- 1994)
-1st team All-District, All-Region, All-State
-All-Met
-MVP Commonwealth Games 1993
-MVP State All Star Game 1994
Led the District and Region in hitting Junior and Senior year
-Four year Varsity Player

George Mason University (1994-1997)
-MVP NBC World Series Game 1995
-Cape Cod League All-Star 1996
-1st team All CAA, & Region 1997
-MVP AAABA National Championship Tournament 1997
-Rated 65th best player in the country in 1997
-Holds numerous GMU records in just three years
-Graduated in 2004 with a B.S. in Education
-Drafted by the Anaheim Angels in 1997

Professional Highlights:
In 1997 Mike began his professional career with the Anaheim Angels.  He rode a fast track to the big leagues, making his Major League debut on June 13, 1999 after only 109 professional games.  In his first at-bat, in the lead off spot he singled against Omar Dahl.  Mike made a name for himself as an offensive threat.  He has earned numerous accolades including AAA player of the week, AAA player of the month and in 2000 was named as "The best pure hitter in the Anaheim Angels organization".  In addition to the Anaheim Angels, Mike has played in the Major Leagues with the San Diego Padres and the Oakland Athletics.  His involvement with teams such as Toronto Blue Jays, and the Florida Marlins earned him off-the -field awards such as "Most community minded player" three years in a row.  Over his career Mike has set numerous records both in the minor leagues and with his teams.  He maintained his reputation as an offensive threat finishing with around a .300 batting average, making him one of the top performers on each of his teams.