2019 (Junior):  Added versatility to his durability during a busy junior campaign…led the staff with 22 appearances, four of those as a starter…notched a club-best five saves…won four games for the second consecutive season and now has 11 wins for his career at TMU…picked up his first win of the season with six innings of one-run, four-strikeout ball vs. the University of Antelope Valley on Feb. 8…pitched a career-high 6.1 innings of relief at Westmont on April 13…won his fourth and final game of the year at Menlo on March 30 when he pitched five shutout innings in relief…struck out a career-high 65 batters, including a career-high seven vs. Marymount California on Jan. 30…his 11 career saves rank him third in program history.

2018 (Sophomore):  One of the pitching staff’s most durable performers, he finished second on the club with 23 appearances, all in relief…his four wins tied him for the team lead…picked up three saves to finish second on the staff…notched his first win vs. Marymount on Jan. 20 with 2 2/3 innings of four-strikeout, one-hit relief…posted season-highs with five innings pitched and six strikeouts at Westmont on April 21. 
 
2017 (Freshman):  The big righthander made a nice transition to the college game, experiencing the ups and downs of a starter to go with a variety of roles out of the bullpen…tied for second on the club with 22 appearances…started five games with no-decisions in each of them…his best start of the year came against Corban of Oregon on 2/20/17 when he allowed just three hits and struck out four in five shutout innings…notched all three of his wins out of the pen…tied for the team lead with three saves…struck out a season-high five vs. Bethesda on 4/11/17. 
 
Calvary Murrieta HS:  A four-year varsity starter on the mound, he was part of Warrior teams that won the South Valley League in 2015 and qualified for the postseason in three of his four years on the club…earned all-league and pitcher of the year honors in his junior and senior seasons (2015 and ’16)…a first-team All-CIF Southern Section Division 5 choice in 2015…notched 22 career wins with a 2.83 earned-run average…developed into a real workhorse, working a total of 192 innings and striking out 225 in the process.

Personal: Full name is Aidan Thomas Stout ... wife is Janae ... parents are Jonathan and Jennifer ... siblings are Alec and Adler ... said he chose Master's because of "the Christ-centered atmosphere both in the education and the athletics. I have a desire to learn and grow both as a student-athlete and a godly young man. While practicing with the baseball team, I saw how close they were, the Christ-centered atmosphere both on and off the field and how they treated each other like family. I can't wait to be a part of that."