Michel Bergeron
Right Hand Pitcher #11
Ht/Wt
6'
2"
|
200 lbs.
Class
Senior
Hometown
Ottawa, 
Canada
Last School
St. Petersburg JC
Roster Years
2003-2005


Personal

Born in Halifax, Nova Scotia ... parents are Richard and Louise ... father was a running back at the Royal Military Naval Academy in Canada ... wife's name is Penelope ... is an Eagle Scout ... loves flying and plans to get his private pilot's license ... his dad got him interested in baseball when they went into the backyard to play catch ... majoring in French with a business minor.

Before BYU

Prepped at Middletown High School his senior year in Rhode Island ... first team all-state Rhode Island and first team all-division ... pitched a no-hitter his senior year of high school ... other than his senior year, he played his high school ball at Ecole Secondaire Louis-Riel, a French public school in a suburb of Ottawa ... lettered in baseball and basketball ... played on Team Ontario in the summer of 1998 and Bases Capitals the summer of 1999 ... played for Newport Gulls 2001-2002 where he was All-league NECBL, NECBL most improved player (2002), NECBL all-star team (2002) and NECBL championship 2001 and 2002.

Other College

SOPHOMORE - (2002): Again returned to St. Petersburg College ... second team all-conference ... Suncoast Conference champions.

FRESHMAN - (2001): Played at St. Petersburg College in Florida ... Suncoast Conference champions.

Stats

Year   ERA   W-L APP  GS  CG  SV    IP   H   R  ER  BB  SO
2003   5.37  6-3  16   4   0   2  53.2  74  45  32  18  45
2005   7.36  0-0   4   0   0   0   3.2   3   3   3   4   2
TOTAL  5.49  6-3  20   4   0   2  57.1  77  48  35  22  47
BYU Hall of Fame

Freshman Year

Sophmore Year

Junior Year 2003

Appeared in 16 games, recording a team-high two saves ... he struck out 45 batters in 53.2 innings of work, good enough for third place on the team ... relieved Jeff Mousser at TCU and retired the Horned Frogs with the bases loaded for a 7-6 victory ... against New Mexico in Provo he helped the team to a 5-4 victory and a win for himself as he relieved with the bases loaded again.

Senior Year 2005

Selected as a team co-captain ... made four appearances and pitched 3.2 innings

Graduate Year

Redshirt Year 2004

Medical Redshirt Year 2004

Missed season due to arm surgery