East Tennessee State University

Awards & Honors 

• 2026 All-SoCon Second Team

2026 Season (Sophomore) - As a sophomore, Ferguson became a staple for the Bucs both at the plate and in the field...Serving as ETSU's shortstop for most of the 2026 campaign, the Knoxville native hit .345 with four home runs and 42 RBI...Ferguson also paced the team with 13 stolen bases and was one of two Bucs to score 50 or more runs...His .345 batting average ranked tenth among SoCon players...He played and started all 53 games for ETSU as a sophomore...Totaled multiple hits in 20 of those 53 contests...Had a pair of four-hit performances...At one point in the season, Ferguson had reached base successfully in 40 consecutive games...Closed the season with a streak of 13 straight games reaching base...Slugged his first collegiate home run against Sacred Heart on February 21...Hit a home run in all three games at UConn in early May...Named to the Brooks Wallace Award Watch List in early March, which goes to the top shortstop in the country...Paced ETSU with 37 walks...For his play all season long, Ferguson was named to the All-SoCon Second Team. 

2025 Season (Freshman) - In his first season as a Buc, Ferguson played in 23 games (17 starts)...Ferguson became ETSU's starting second baseman at the end of the season...The freshman from Knoxville hit .308 with 14 runs scored and 11 more driven in...Got his first taste of college baseball on February 14 vs. Northern Kentucky...Had a four-game hitting streak to begin his college career...Had four multi-hit games...Started the last nine games of the season for the Bucs...Best offensive game as a freshman came on March 1 vs. Siena, when he went 2-for-4 with 2 RBI and scored a pair of runs...Recorded at least one hit in 14 of the 17 games he started as a freshman, including one hit against Wright State in the NCAA Tournament...Scored multiple runs on five occasions in 2025.

Prior to ETSU - Ferguson begins his collegiate career at ETSU after earning All-District and All-Region honors twice during his high school career...He hit .486 as a junior and helped his team finish runner-up in the state tournament.