Charleston Southern University Athletics

2024 at Charleston Southern: Served as the Buccaneers' top option at catcher all season as he played in 42 games and made 28 starts ... Ended the year with a .248 batting average to go with a .376 slugging percentage and .422 on base percentage with the last average squeaking into the top 25 all time in CSU history for a single season as well as ranking third on the squad for the year ... Ended the year with 25 hits which including seven doubles and two home runs for 38 total bases ... Had 15 runs scored and 17 RBIs ... Drew 17 walks and 15 hit by pitches tied for 5th-most by a CSU player in a single season and tied for 17th in a career in the category ... Had two sacrifice flies, two sacrifice hits and a stolen base ... Posted a .977 fielding percentage on 221 total chances ... Caught eight runners trying to steal ... Ranked 60th nationally in hit by pitches per game at 0.36.

2023 at Neosho CC: Named 2023 Jayhawk Conference Gold Glove winner and All-Conference Honorable Mention ... Played and started in all 57 games played in ... Batted .324 to go with a .452 on base percentage and .540 slugging ... Collected 57 hits on the year with it being made up of 12 doubles a triple and eight home runs ... Finished with 37 RBIs and 46 runs scored ... Drew 33 walks and was hit by nine pitches ... Had a perfect fielding percentage of 1.000 with 220 outs recorded ... Finished his career there with a 4-5 day at Steward (5/11) for the most hits in a single game in his career ... Had 14 multi-hit games on the season.

2022 at Neosho CC: Finished the year batting .256 to go with an on base percentage of .387 and slugging percentage of .384 ... Played in 35 games while making 31 starts ... Had 22 hits with eight being for doubles and one home run ... Had 15 RBIs and 23 runs scored ... Drew 16 walks and was hit by three pitches.

High School/Personal: Originally from Shawnee, Kansas and played at Mill Valley HS ... Played football also in high school helping lead his squad to back-to-back state championships in 2019 and 2020 ... Baseball team took regional runner-up finishes in 2019 and 2021 ... Selected as the Team MVP, Defensive MVP and All-Sunflower Second-Team after the 2021 season ... Named to the honor roll each year of high school ... Son of Erin and Luke Pringle and has two siblings, Gracie and Sophie Pringle ... Father, Luke, played at Neosho CC and Washburn University ... The Neosho CC Baseball Head Coach, Steve Murry, coached both Lucas and his father during their times at the school.