Hall of Fame
A great athlete, Tyler was a four-time letter winner in soccer and baseball. he was captain of the soccer team in 1999 and the baseball team from 1997 through 1999. In 1998, Tyler was a New England Intercollegiate Baseball Association First Team selection. He was a member of three Commonwealth Coast Conference (CCC) championship teams; soccer in 1997 and baseball in 1998 and 1999. He was First Team All-CCC in baseball three times. In 1998, he was CCC Player of the Year and Colby-Sawyer Male Athlete of the Year. A pitcher's worst nightmare, Tyler's career batting average of .380, his 174 hits, his 34 home runs and his 168 runs batted in were among his numerous Chargers' hitting records.
