Shippensburg University Athletics

2019 (Junior) : Appeared in 11 games as a reliever for the Raiders in his third season…struck out 14 batters over the course of 11 innings…threw shutout innings versus Pitt-Johnstown and Le Moyne…had five strikeouts in 2.2 innings versus Shepherd…recorded at least one strikeout in eight innings.  
 
2018 (Sophomore): Maintained his role as a valuable reliever for the Raiders in his second season…made 12 appearances out of the bullpen…made his first collegiate start in a mid-week game against IUP…struck out 20 batters in 21.1 innings of work…finished with a 1-1 record…struck out a career-high five hitters in his start against IUP…threw 4.1 innings in the PSAC Tournament, allowing one run on five hits and striking out three…pitched 2.1 scoreless innings of relief in a PSAC Tournament victory over Mercyhurst…allowed just one run over his final 8.1 innings of the season, including scoreless appearances against Shepherd and Kutztown.
 
2017 (Freshman): Made six appearances out of the Raider bullpen in his first season with the team…struck out two over his six innings of work…pitched in the PSAC Tournament against Mercyhurst.
 
Bel Air High School: Earned seven varsity letters, including three in baseball, as a member of the Bobcats under head coach John Swanson…finished senior season on the mound with an 8-1 record and a 1.50 ERA…threw a no-hitter in the Maryland 4A playoffs against Howard…hit four home runs, including a grand slam, and hit .392 as a senior…earned First Team All-Conference honors and made MPSSA High School All Star team as a senior…was a member of First Team All-County team in junior and senior seasons…was a part of 2016 Maryland 4A state championship team…played at the club level for Blue Chips Baseball Club for coach Bill Goudy…was a First Team All-Conference football player as a senior…also competed in wrestling…finished career with a 3.5 GPA.
 
About Jenkens: Full name is Jack Matthew Jenkens…is the son of Kathy and Mike Jenkens…majoring in biology…has a sister, Kelsey, and a brother, Nick…mother, Kathy, played softball at Washington College (Md.)…sister, Kelsey, played field hockey at Towson and was a member of the Futures National Field Hockey Team.