Stevens Institute of Technology Athletics

Coach Taps says: "Tyler missed the 2025 season due to injury, but looks to bounce back this upcoming spring. He will be competing for time both at the third base and first base positions. Over his career, Tyler has proven to be one of our best defenders at the hot corner and has a very sound approach at the plate."

2026:

2025: Did not participate.

2024: Appeared in 14 games and made 11 starts, posting a .257 batting average … Tied for 3^rd in triples (1) … Collected his first start and hit, a two run single, in the 2^nd game of a MAC Freedom doubleheader vs. Delaware Valley (3/30) … Went 2 for 4 with an RBI vs. No. 25/NR Arcadia (4/5) … 2 for 4 (2 R, SB) in the 1^st game of a MAC Freedom doubleheader vs. No. 25/NR Arcadia (4/6) … Went 1 for 3 with two RBI in the 2^nd game of a MAC Freedom doubleheader vs. DeSales (4/13) … 2 for 2 (3B, 3 RBI, BB) vs. Mt. St. Vincent (4/16).

High School: Earned Valedictorian honors, National Honors Society, TriM, National Business, and Math Honors Society … Competed for coach Kevin Brescani at Hopedale Jr-Sr High School … Served as captain his senior year … Helped lead team to a State Finals runner-up finish as well as two Central Massachusetts Championships … Earned Conference All-Star recognition after batting .390 … Also competed in soccer for Hopedale … Played for coach Jack Ambrose of Nokona … Attended Showball Camp as well as Harvard Prospect Camp.

Personal: Son of Alisa and Craig Wilke … Has one sibling, a sister … Dad played baseball at Harvard University … Majoring in Quantitative Finance … Picked Stevens because of it’s high academics, the location, the opportunity to play baseball and also because of Stevens’ ability to provide job opportunities for its graduates … Favorite book and movie are The Pyschopath Inside and Pacific Rim … Top MLB team and player are the Boston Red Sox and Rafael Devers … Enjoys playing disc golf in his free time.