Chris Ho - 2025 - Baseball - University of Maryland, Baltimore County

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33 Chris Ho

Height 5-11
Weight 185
Class Senior
Custom3 R/R
Hometown Westfield, N.J.
Highschool Westfield

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ACCOLADES

Earned UMBC Dean’s List honors in the spring of 2022

As a Senior (2025):

Made 13 appearances on the mound
Had 12 strikeouts in 16.1 innings pitched
Pitched three innings allowing no earned runs against Delaware State on 3/19

As a Junior (2024):

Made five appearances on the mound
Recorded a 2.08 ERA in 4.1 innings pitched
Picked up a win against Coppin State on 3/26

As a Sophomore (2023):

Made six appearances on the season
Recorded first career win against Mount St. Mary's on 3/12
Had four strikeouts against Delaware State on 3/5

As a Freshman (2022):

Appeared in the second game of the season, facing one batter at Navy

Background:

A four-time Perfect Game preseason underclass All American selection
Earned 2021 NJSIAA All-Conference First Team, All-Group Third Team and North Jersey All-Star honors
Pitched a completed game victory and drove in the game-winning run versus the No. 1-ranked team in the state (Union County) to advance the Blue Devils to the county championship
Considering a major in business technology administration
Lists favorite professional team as MLB’s New York Yankees
Son of Sheiai Yong and Larry Ho and has an older sister, Lauren

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2022Freshman

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5'11" 185 lbs

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2023Sophomore

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5'11" 185 lbs

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2024Junior

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5'11" 185 lbs

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2025Senior

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5'11" 185 lbs

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