CLEVELAND, Ga. (Nov. 8, 2019) – Nicholas Fryman, of the 2010-2012 Truett-McConnell College baseball team, is a member of the Truett McConnell University Athletics Hall of Fame Class and will formally inducted on Friday, Nov. 8, during the Hall of Fame dinner and induction program.

Fryman transferred to TMC from the NCAA DII University of North Georgia after his freshman year. After his second season as a Bear (2011), Fryman earned a spot on the NCCAA All-America second team and NCCAA All-South Region team. Fryman recorded an overall batting average of .346 and a slugging percentage of .515 with 45 hits, including five doubles, four triples, three home runs, 38 RBI's and 28 runs throughout his sophomore year, but improved to an overall batting average of .371 and slugging percentage of .556 with 66 hits, eight doubles, two triples, seven home runs and 48 RBI's and 52 runs his junior year.

Fryman's senior year season numbers included the following; .305 batting average, eight doubles, two triples, two home runs, 27 RBI's, and 40 runs. His TMU record-breaking career batting average of .341 was just surpassed by .1 this past season.

To this day, Fryman still holds the TMU record for most home runs in a single game (3 vs. Lee University March 2011), most career stolen bases with 58 and most stolen bases in a single season with 32 and 24. Additionally, Fryman has the most triples in a career with eight.