SPARTANBURG, S.C. – For the second straight season, the USC Upstate baseball program sees a former Spartan selected in the Major League Baseball draft as
Mathieu Curtis saw his name called by Atlanta, going to the Braves in the 14
th round with the 427
th pick.
A two-season standout on the bump, the Tega Cay, S.C. native earned 12 wins for the Spartans, pitching to a .750 winning percentage over 135.1 innings. His career win total ranks eighth in the program's Division I era (2007-pres.) while his career winning percentage slots third in the era.
A member of the 2023 Big South All-Freshman Team, Curtis collected seven victories en route to the honor, earning a Big South Starting Pitcher of the Week nod and three Big South Freshman of the Week selections. Behind his 7-2 record, his .778 winning percentage during the campaign ranks as the sixth-best single-season mark in program history.
With his selection, Curtis becomes the 25
th former Spartan to be taken in MLB's June Amateur Draft.
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