University of Massachusets Athletics
2024 Baseball Roster
Lints, Renn
Jersey Number 34
Renn Lints
- Position:
- RHP
- Height:
- 6-4
- Weight:
- 205
- Class:
- Graduate Student
- Hometown:
- Norwalk, Conn.
- High School:
- King School
- Prev School:
- Bucknell
Bio
2024 – Graduate Student: Earned the start in 10 of 14 games played on the season … Went 3-2 overall with a 7.27 ERA … Tossed 69.1 innings with 30 strikeouts … Registered a career-best six strikeouts in a season-high eight complete innings pitched at VCU (3/29), receiving the winning decision … Had the win at Rhode Island (4/5) after pitching seven complete innings and striking out two … Received his third win of the year, marking a season-best, against St. Bonaventure (5/3), dealing three strikeouts in five innings.
2023 – Graduate Student: NEIBA All-Star Game member … Started in one of his 18 appearances in his first season as a Minutemen … Had one save to go along with a 1-1 record on the year and posted an ERA of 5.13 … Dealt 21 strikeouts in 33.1 innings pitched … Recorded a career-high four strikeouts against Davidson (4/7), allowing three hits, one run and two walks in three complete innings … Went a season-best 3.1 innings in his first game with the Maroon and White at UNC Asheville (3/10) … Secured his first winning decision with UMass in a tight 10-8 contest at Sacred Heart (4/19) … Struck out one, while allowing three runs, with two earned, five hits and struck out one in three innings of work at Fordham (5/12) to earn his first save of the year.
2022 – Senior (at Bucknell): Logged career-best 22.1 innings in 2022...made 12 appearances overall...had fantastic outing against Navy (3/20), tossing 5.1 innings while allowing just five hits and one earned run...had career-best three strikeouts against Ball State (2/18) and Penn State (4/26)...pitched two scoreless innings against the Nittany Lions, helping Bucknell to its first win over Penn State since 2014.
2021 – Junior (at Bucknell): Pitched three innings in 2021, not allowing a run...struck out two in 1.2 IP at Saint Joseph's (5/5).
2020 – Sophomore (at Bucknell): Joined baseball team as a sophomore in 2020...made three appearances as a relief pitcher... allowed just one earned in 4.1 innings...began career with two scoreless relief appearances against Virginia (2/22) and NJIT (2/29)...managed two strikeouts...2.08 ERA overall...did not allow a hit over 4.1 IP.
Before UMass: Attended King School in Stamford, Connecticut, and played under head coach Ken Lewis … Was four-year letterwinner in baseball, football and basketball … Two-year team captain for all three teams (junior; senior) … Two-time All-FAA honoree in football and baseball as a junior and senior … Baseball NEPSAC Runner-Up as a junior … Helped football team to two NEPSAC Championships … Earned Offensive Player of the Year and All-New England honors in football as a junior and senior … Holds the all-time passing touchdowns, all-time passing yards, all-time completions and all-time wins record as a starter in football … Put up 655 points in basketball career … Garnered Leadership Distinction and named to the National Honors Society … Spent four years at Bucknell … Was a dual-sport athlete, playing football and baseball, starting on the baseball team as a sophomore.
2023 – Graduate Student: NEIBA All-Star Game member … Started in one of his 18 appearances in his first season as a Minutemen … Had one save to go along with a 1-1 record on the year and posted an ERA of 5.13 … Dealt 21 strikeouts in 33.1 innings pitched … Recorded a career-high four strikeouts against Davidson (4/7), allowing three hits, one run and two walks in three complete innings … Went a season-best 3.1 innings in his first game with the Maroon and White at UNC Asheville (3/10) … Secured his first winning decision with UMass in a tight 10-8 contest at Sacred Heart (4/19) … Struck out one, while allowing three runs, with two earned, five hits and struck out one in three innings of work at Fordham (5/12) to earn his first save of the year.
2022 – Senior (at Bucknell): Logged career-best 22.1 innings in 2022...made 12 appearances overall...had fantastic outing against Navy (3/20), tossing 5.1 innings while allowing just five hits and one earned run...had career-best three strikeouts against Ball State (2/18) and Penn State (4/26)...pitched two scoreless innings against the Nittany Lions, helping Bucknell to its first win over Penn State since 2014.
2021 – Junior (at Bucknell): Pitched three innings in 2021, not allowing a run...struck out two in 1.2 IP at Saint Joseph's (5/5).
2020 – Sophomore (at Bucknell): Joined baseball team as a sophomore in 2020...made three appearances as a relief pitcher... allowed just one earned in 4.1 innings...began career with two scoreless relief appearances against Virginia (2/22) and NJIT (2/29)...managed two strikeouts...2.08 ERA overall...did not allow a hit over 4.1 IP.
Before UMass: Attended King School in Stamford, Connecticut, and played under head coach Ken Lewis … Was four-year letterwinner in baseball, football and basketball … Two-year team captain for all three teams (junior; senior) … Two-time All-FAA honoree in football and baseball as a junior and senior … Baseball NEPSAC Runner-Up as a junior … Helped football team to two NEPSAC Championships … Earned Offensive Player of the Year and All-New England honors in football as a junior and senior … Holds the all-time passing touchdowns, all-time passing yards, all-time completions and all-time wins record as a starter in football … Put up 655 points in basketball career … Garnered Leadership Distinction and named to the National Honors Society … Spent four years at Bucknell … Was a dual-sport athlete, playing football and baseball, starting on the baseball team as a sophomore.
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