UC San Diego’s Trevian Martinez brings top-tier high school production and RBI juice behind the plate
Martinez arrives at UC San Diego with a strong recent track record from James Logan, where he hit .405 with a .505 on-base percentage, 30 hits, and 32 RBI in the 2024-25 season, production that ranked him among the better run producers in California at the high-school level.[1][2] The appeal is his bat-first value at catcher: he showed consistent contact, on-base skill, and clutch RBI output, and he already flashed gap power with a double in UCSD’s February 2026 game vs. BYU.[1][5] If you want a catcher who can help lengthen an order and drive in runs, he’s a fit.[1][2]
