University of Missouri Athletics

Awards & Honors

• 2014 Spring SEC Academic Honor Roll

2015

• Started 22 times in 28 appearances for Mizzou
• Batted .348 when leading off an inning
• Was the only non-regular to walk at least 10 times
• Went four-for-five in stolen base attempts

2014

• After battling an injury in the beginning of the season, he was third on the team with a .333 slugging percentage.
• With 19 walks and 30 hits in 114 at bats, Pearson was second on the team with a .355 on-base percentage. 
• At one point of the season, Pearson put together a nine-game hitting streak as well as eight multi-hit games. 
• Went 4-for-6 with two doubles and two runs scored against Mississippi State (4/20). 
• Second on the team with a .268 average in SEC play.

2013

• Hit .254 with 16 RBI and 19 runs scored while playing spectacular defense all season long in his first year in Black & Gold. 
• Led the team with 22 walks and had a pair of triples, a homer and a double and boasted an OBP of .369. 
• Hit .304 with runners on base and .314 with runners in scoring position, both team-bests and well above his season average. 
• Tallied four consecutive multi-hit games from March 8-12 in games against San Francisco, Jackson State and South Carolina.
• Had Mizzou's lone RBI on Friday night in the SEC opener against South Carolina (3/15).
• Went 3-for-3 with a walk, two runs and two RBI in game three of the Tennessee series (3/23).
• Scored a season-best three runs against Nebraska-Omaha (3/27).
• Matched a season-best three hits with two RBI and a run scored in the Tigers' series finale win against Florida (4/21). 

Junior College

• Hit .313 in 217 at-bats with 41 RBI and two home runs in his only season at Crowder Community College under the instruction of head coach Travis Lallemand. 

High School

• Hit .459 in 61 games with seven home runs and 36 RBI in his senior season at Bentonville High School under head coach Jodel Abbott. 

Personal

• Born May 5, 1993, mother Kathleen Pearson in Lake Charles, La. 
• Plans to major in elementary education while at Mizzou.