Stevens Institute of Technology Athletics

Coach Taps Says: Aaron wowed this fall with his versatility and athleticism. He can play every position on the field, including catcher, at a high level and we expect early contributions from him this spring. 

2026:

2025: Appeared in 27 games and started 17, batting .254 ... Stole 6 bags in 7 attempts ... Went for 2 for 3 (2 R, 2 RBI, 2 BB, 2 SB) vs. Rutgers-Newark (2/25) … Appeared in both games and went 1 for 3 (3B, 2 RBI, HBP) in a MAC Freedom doubleheader vs. King’s (3/22) … 1 for 3 (RBI, BB, HBP) in the 2^nd game of a MAC Freedom doubleheader vs. FDU-Florham (3/29) … Went 1 for 2 (R, 2B, RBI, BB) vs. Farmingdale State (4/3) … 3 for 5 (4 R, 2 BB, SB) vs. NJCU (4/15) … Went 2 for 6 (2 R, 2B, 2 RBI, SB) in the 2^nd game of a MAC Freedom doubleheader vs. Delaware Valley (4/19) … Collected a walk in his only plate appearance vs. RV/RV Misericordia (4/25) … 1 for 3 (R, HBP) in the 2^nd game of a MAC Freedom doubleheader vs. RV/RV Misericordia (4/27) … Went 2 for 4 (R, RBI, BB, SB) vs. St. Joseph’s - Long Island (4/29).

High School: Was an AP Scholar with Honor Award ... Competed for coach Neal Goldstein at San Mateo High School where he was a team captain ... Hit for a .407 batting average with 14 extra-base hits and 14 stolen bases as a Senior ... Played summer baseball for GamePrep Baseball Academy under coach Anthony Granato. 
 
Personal: Son of Eric Wong and Anna Peng ... Father competed in fencing in college ... Has an older brother, Ethan … Majoring in Quantitative Finance … Chose Stevens because of the great baseball program, Quantitative Finance program, career opportunities, and nurturing environment … Favorite book and movie are 1984 and The Wolf of Wall Street … Top MLB team and player are the San Francisco Giants and Buster Posey … Enjoys photography and cars in his free time.