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HIGH SCHOOL: Attended Lethbridge Collegiate Institute...earned two varsity letters in baseball...also lettered in football and ice hockey...as a senior, led the Alberta High School League with a .600 average including eight home runs, seven triples, 13 doubles...also led the league in runs batted in, stolen bases and hits. GRANT KVEDER'S COLLEGIATE CAREER FRESHMAN (2006): Played baseball at College of Southern Idaho...earned All-Scenic West Athletic Conference second team-accolades...hit .301 with 46 hits, 18 runs batted in, 32 runs scored and eight stolen bases. SOPHOMORE (2007): Played baseball at College of Southern Idaho...earned firs-team All-SWAC honors...named All-America honorable mention...hit a team-high .354 in the wood bat league...led the conference with 65 hits and 33 stolen bases...led the team with seven triples...posted 14 doubles to help drive in 26 runs. JUNIOR (2008): Transferred to Gonzaga University...played in 48 contests with 47 starts...started 24 games in right field and 23 as the catcher...hit .322 with 56 hits, nine doubles, a triple, 31 runs batted in and 29 runs scored...stole seven bases...recorded 16 multiple-hit games, seven multiple-RBI contests...drove in four runs on two hits, while scoring a run during the second game of a double header with Brigham Young University on Feb. 29...went a perfect 5-for-5 with three runs batted in and three runs scored March 14 against New Mexico State University at the 2008 Johnny Quick Classic...recorded three hits against the University of Utah on March 15...named the MVP of the Pepsi/Johnny Quick Tournament after hitting .500 in the week-long event...named West Coast Conference Player of the Week on March 17...scored three runs on three hits, while driving in two on a double in the second game of a double header against Sacramento State University...went 3-for-5 with two runs scored on April 22 against Washington State University...drove in a season-high five runs on three hits, including two doubles, against Saint Mary's College on April 27...hit .250 in conference play. Misc.: Born 6-6-86...named the College of Southern Idaho's Male Student-Athlete of the Year in 2007...dean's list...academic all-american...also recruited by North Carolina State University and Lamar University. |
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