2013 (Baseball) Season Stats
Capped a stellar career with a record year...named ABCA and D3Baseball.com First Team All-American at first base...also earned First Team All-West Region and First Team All-SCIAC honors...became the school's single season and career leader in RBIs with 67 and 157 respectively...also became the school's all-time leader in total bases with 338...finished as CLU's second all-time career leader in hits with 199...also was second in CLU single season history with 73 hits...batted .412 with 16 doubles, two triples and 13 homeruns...had a school record slugging percentage of .746...was second in the NCAA in homeruns and RBIs and 10th in slugging percentage...led the SCIAC in virtually every offensive category...led the team with 24 multi-hit games and 19 multi-RBI games...reached base in 36 consecutive games to start the season...had five homeruns in seven games from Feb. 16-Mar. 2...had a grand-slam against Caltech (Mar. 30)...hit a 400 foot-plus homerun to dead-center in the SCIAC Championship game against Pomona-Pitzer (May 5)...homered in CLU's regional win against Texas Lutheran (May 16)...was 3-for-4 with an RBI in CLU's season finale against Texas-Tyler (May 17)...ended with a .995 fielding percentage with just two errors and 376 putouts...finished fourth all-time in school history for games played with 150...seventh in at-bats...fourth in runs with 125...ninth in career batting average at .376...fifth in career doubles with 44...and second in homeruns with 29...and third in walks with 71.

2012 (Baseball)
Despite struggling with injuries throughout the year, was still one of CLU's top hitters...started all 38 games at first base...finished with .284 average, including 12 doubles and team-high five homeruns...tied for fourth in the SCIAC in homeruns...had a three-run homerun as a part of a four RBI day against Claremont-Mudd-Scripps (Feb. 11)...hit a grand-slam against Occidental (March 24)...had two doubles against La Verne (April 7)...led the team in put-outs with 265 while finishing with a .968 fielding percentage.

2011 (Baseball)
Received American Baseball Coaches Association/Rawlings Division III All-American Third Team accolades...one of only two underclassmen in the nation to earn a spot...with that honor, Boggan becomes the 17th Kingsmen to earn All-American status...received conference recognition for the first time in his collegiate career when he was named to the All-SCIAC First Team...finished the season leading the team with his .409 batting average, .698 slugging percentage, .492 on-base percentage, 48 runs scored, 61 hits, 45 runs batted in, 10 home runs, 104 total bases, 24 walks, and was the only Kingsmen to start all 40 games...his .409 average is the second-highest mark in the SCIAC...led the conference with his slugging percentage, total bases, RBI and home run totals...finished second in the SCIAC with his on-base percentage, total number of runs scored, and hits...also drew the fourth-highest amount of walks in the conference...is now tied for eighth with Joseph Jauregui in the CLU single-season record books with his 48 runs scored...also ended the season with the second-highest total of stolen bases with 14, tied for second on the squad with 11 doubles...earned multiple hits in 17 games, the second-highest total on the team...also led the team with 13 multi-RBI games...possessed a team-high nine game hit streak during the season (Feb. 12-March 4)...drove in a game-high five runs in one game vs. Redlands (Feb. 28) and vs. Caltech (April 22).

2010 (Baseball)
Appeared in 27 games, making 15 starts as a freshman...hit for a .397 average with 18 runs batted in...hit first career double and home run in back-to-back games against Whittier and Caltech (Apr. 23-24)...went 2-for-4 in collegiate debut against La Sierra (Jan. 31).

Pacific Grove High School
Graduated from Pacific Grove High School in Pacific Grove, Calif. in 2009...played two seasons of varsity baseball for the Breakers...was an all-league selection.

Personal
Full name: Nicholas Jacob Boggan...born on January 12, 1991 in Pacific Grove, Calif...parents are Carlyn and Brad...has an older brother Andrew...majoring in Business.

Favorites
Movie: End of Watch and Act of Valor
Music: Justin Moore
Food: Mexican
Pro Team: San Francisco Giants
Pro Athlete: Josh Hamilton
Colors: Red and Black
Numbers: 3 and 10
TV Show: Law and Order SVU and Border Patrol
Video Games: Call of Duty and NHL 13
Quote: "I got your six."