Austin Peay State University Athletics

Awards & Honors

Ban Johnson League - Pitcher of the Year: 2024
APSU Athletics Director’s Honor Roll: F24

2025 | Austin Peay

• Appeared in nine games on the mound for the Govs, starting three games.
• Finished the season with a 1-3 win-loss record and a 5.66 ERA over 20.2 innings of work.
• Made his first career start at Tennessee Tech (March 18), where he struck out two batters and allowed three runs to score over three innings of work.
• Notched his first win of the season at Morehead State (May 6), striking out a pair of batters and holding the Eagles scoreless on just one hit in 1.2 innings of relief work.
• Struck out a career-high four batters across four innings in his start against Florida Gulf Coast (May 24) in the ASUN Championship.

2024 | Kansas City Kansas Community College

• Started 13 games on the mound for the Blue Devils, throwing 63.1 innings and collecting three complete games to finish the year with a 4-1 record.
• Accumulated a respectable 4.69 ERA, allowing 33 earned runs on the year, while commanding the ball well to strike out 56 batters, walking only 21.
• Set a career-high strikeouts in a game at Coffeyville Community College (March 16) with nine, while going five innings deep and earning the win.
• Earned the win at Neosho County Community College (April 20), throwing six innings while striking out seven batters and holding Neosho to just one run on three hits and three walks.

2023 | Kansas City Kansas Community College

• Started ten games on the mound in his 12 appearances on the year, throwing 48.0 innings while accumulating a 5.25 ERA in his 2-4 season.
• Made his collegiate debut against Neosho County Community College (March 12), where he threw two innings and struck out three batters while not allowing a run.
• Earned his first win at Fort Scott Community College (April 6), striking out five and just allowing one run in 5.2 innings of work.
• Threw his first complete game and no-hitter against Highland Community College (May 3), going six innings, striking out three, and allowing three walks.
• His longest outing of the year came against Dodge City Community College (May 11), where he went seven deep, earning a no-decision after striking out four and allowing just one run on no walks and six hits.

Prep Career

• Prepped at Liberty North High School under head coach Ryan Stegall as a pitcher.
• Helped lead Liberty North to its first state championship victory in program history.

Personal

• Aaron Bradley Lewis is the son of Brad and Julie Lewis.
• Has a brother, Matt.
• Birthday is May 14.