2007 Second-Team All-Atlantic Sun
2006 Atlantic Sun All-Academic Team
As a senior, 2007: Led team in eight different offensive categories at one point in season ... led team in batting average (.348), hits (71) and triples (3) ... tied UNF record for most triples in a game with two against Campbell (5/11) ... was also tied for team lead in RBIs (39) and total bases (102) ... was second on team in home runs (5), slugging percentage (.500), on base percentage (.404) and walks (21) ... led team in multiple hit games with 23 ... tallied three hits in a game five times ... knocked in career-high four RBIs against Indiana (3/14) ... tied career-high with three runs scored against Belmont (4/6) ... made game-saving play when he made a diving catch and threw out a runner to complete a double play in a monumental 3-2 win over Miami (4/18) ... notched eight multi-RBI games ... had a career-best seven game hitting streak that ran from Feb. 16-27 ... tied a UNF record for walks in a game with four against Indiana, three of which were intentional (3/14) ... also set a career-high with six at-bats against the Hoosiers ... tallied seven outfield assists, including three throw-outs at home plate.
As a junior, 2006: Played in 42 games and started 35 ...batted .292 (28-for-96) with 17 RBIs... batted .385 (15-for-39) over the last 20 games of the season ... had a career-high three hits in the Ospreys[apos] 12-6 win over Florida A&M on April 19... had a career-long five game hitting streak that spanned from April 11 against Florida A&M and ended on April 21 against Kennesaw State ... hit his first-career home run in the Ospreys[apos] 11-2 win over Bethune-Cookman (05/11/06)... batted .583 (7-for-12) with runners on third with less than two outs... finished with a .962 fielding percentage and 49 putouts ... named to Atlantic Sun All-Academic team.
As a sophomore, 2005 (FCCJ): Played the 2005 season at Florida Community College of Jacksonville for Chris Blaquiere ... helped lead FCCJ to a 26-20 mark and a fourth-place finish in the Mid Florida Conference ... earned second-team all-conference honors ... finished the season with a .309 batting average ... scored 17 runs while driving in 23 runs ... had two home runs and four doubles ... was 4-for-4 in stolen base attempts ... amassed a fielding percentage of .957 ... also saw time on the mound, tossing four innings in three appearances ... finished the season with a 0.00 ERA ... allowed just one unearned run, while holding opponents to an .083 batting average ... also earned MFC and FCCAA academic honors.
As a freshman, 2004 (Mercer): Played in 26 games for the Bears ... batted .228 with a home run, a double and nine RBIs ... was 1-for-2 in stolen base attempts and scored six runs ... amassed a fielding percentage of .909.
High School: 2003 graduate of Orange Park High School, where he played for Tim Alexander ... four-year letterwinner at OPHS ... named to the Jacksonville All-Star team his senior season ... also lettered in swimming while at OPHS.
Personal: Majoring in finance ... born May, 4, 1985, in Jacksonville, Fla., his hometown ... son of Bernie and Martha Dandridge ... enjoys working out, golf and going to reggae concerts ... lists [quote]The Matrix[quote] as his favorite movie.
Dandridge[apos]s Career Statistics
YearAvg.G/GSABRH2B3BHRRBIBBKSB-SBA
2004.22826-185761310198104-4
2006.29242-35961228611179270-0
2007.34856-55204377110353921505-6
Total.314124-1083575511217476538879-10
Dandridge Career Game-By-Game
2006
2007
