Biography
Arizona 2023 (Sophomore)
Led the team with 77 strikeouts and finished second on the team in innings (75.1) and wins (5)...Posted a 5-3 record with a 6.33 ERA (53ERx75.1IP) across 16 starts...Limited opposing hitters to a .314 batting average...Struck out a season-high nine batters on April 30 at Oregon State (6.0,6,2,2,4,9)...Fanned five or more batters in 10-of-16 starts...Logged three quality starts (6.0+ IP, three or fewer ER allowed)...Made nine starts during conference play and went 3-2 with a 6.34 ERA (31ERx44.0IP) and 46 strikeouts...Limited Pac-12 hitters to a .296 batting average. POSTSEASON: Led the team with three postseason starts and went 1-1 with a 3.07 ERA (5ERx14.2IP) while striking out 15...Started Pac-12 Tournament opener against Arizona State and earned the win (6.0,4,1,1,3,3)...Started against Oregon in Pac-12 Tournament Championship Game and did not factor into the decision (4.0,7,3,2,1,5)...Picked up the start in elimination game against Santa Clara at the NCAA Fayetteville Regional, ultimately taking the loss (4.2,5,3,2,3,7).
Before Arizona
Logged one season at Pima Community College (2022) in Tucson before transferring to Arizona…Went 6-1 with 50 strikeouts across 14 appearances (12 starts) and 46.2 innings…Prepped at Sandia High School in Albuquerque…Lettered three years in baseball under head coach Chris Eaton, pitching and playing outfield…Earned All-District honors as a junior and senior while also picking up All-State recognition as a senior…Finished prep career as No. 2 rated prospect in New Mexico by Perfect Game…2020 Perfect Game Preseason Underclass All-American…2021 Perfect Game Preseason All-American and All-Region…Excelled in the classroom, earning Honor Roll distinction all four years at Sandia HS.
Personal
Aiden Tyler May…Son of Don and Susanna May…One older brother, Ian…One older sister, Megan…Father played Division I baseball at Illinois State…Enjoys playing poker and chess, camping, fishing, and mountain biking in his free time…Majoring in Pre-Business...Chose Arizona because, “The warm weather, history, competitive environment, and the ability of the coaching staff to develop players to the next level.”
