- Signed with the Rockers in March, 2025 and again in April 2026
- Released at the end of Spring Training in 2025 and 2026
- Played in one game for the Rockers in 2025, going 1-for-4 at L:exington on 8/3/25
- Has two seasons of experience in the Atlantic League, having played at Lexington in 2023 and Hagerstown in 2024
- Hit .260 with the Legends in 2023 while appearing in 46 games
- Split the 2024 season between Hagerstown, Northern Colorado (Pioneer) and Trois-Rivieres (Frontier)
- Lexington was his first entry into professional baseball
- Played final collegiate season at California University (Pa.)
- First two college seasons spent at Queens College in Charlotte
Ryan Chasse
Ryan Chasse
- Acquired from the Washington Wild Things of the Frontier League in exchange for INF Carlos Amezquita
- Made 19 appearances for Washington in 2025, all in relief, going 1-0 with a 4.15 ERA
- Tossed 21.2 innings and allowed 21 hits and 22 walks while striking out 30
- 17th round pick of Toronto in the 2022 MLB Amateur Draft out of Campbell University in Buies Creek, NC
- Spent three seasons in the Blue Jays system as a reliever, going 4-3 with three saves
- Hurled 37.2 innings with 19 hits, 41 walks and 27 strikeouts
- Hometown of Apex, NC who attended Middle Creek High School
- First team All-Big South pick in 2019 and 2022
- Second team All-Big South in 2021
- Big South Freshman of the Year and a second team Freshman All-American in 2019
- Was 3-2 with a 2.81 ERA and a team-high six saves for the Camels in 2022
- Posted 650 strikeouts in 41.2 innings
- Missed the 2020 season due to injury
- Multi-year member of the Big South Presidential Honr Roll
- Was Class 4A All-State at Middle Creek after setting school record with 89 strikeouts as a senior
Daniel Blair
Daniel Blair
- Signed with the Rockers June 8. 2025
- Appeared in 31 games, primarily in middle relief
- Went 3-1 with a 5.25 ERA and 43 strikeouts in 49.2 innings
- Earned wins over Gastonia (7/26), York (7/17) and in his debut at Staten Island (7/11)
- Frequently went more than one inning highlighted by season long 3 IP stints vs. Staten Island (6/19) and Charleston (8/16)
- Fanned season-high five vs. Charleston (8/16)
- Appeared in four postseason games, allowing two hits over five innings with seven strikeouts
- Was 0-1 in six appearances at Eugene in 2025, throwing seven innings with nine hits and 10 walks while striking out five.
- Had been 7-1 with San Jose in 2023 with a 2.05 ERA in 18 appearances
- Started college career at Spartanburg Methodist then pitched two seasons as a starter at Winthrop
- Went 3-6 at Winthrop with 48 strikeouts in 56.2 innings
- Spent the 2022 season at the University of Texas, making 12 relief appearances and going 2-1 with a 7.47 ERA
- Recorded 17 strikeouts in 15.2 innings while allowing 18 hits and 13 walks
- Was undrafted out of Texas but started his pro career in the Giants organization
Braxton Davidson
Braxton Davidson
- Joined the Rockers on June 6, 2025 and had a pair of hits including a double
- Started the 2024 season with Gastonia before joining Saltillo in the Mexican League
- Also played for Gastonia in 2023 and earned Midseason All-Star honors as the DH
- Finished ninth in the ALPB with 25 homers and hit .267 for the season with 78 RBI
- Hit .375 (6-16) with two homers and five RBI in the 2023 South Division Championship series against the Rockers
- Drafted by the Atlanta Braves in the 1st round (32nd pick) of the 2014 MLB June Amateur Draft
Luke Napleton
Luke Napleton
- Hit .407, the highest in the ALPB of all players with 80 or more at-bats but did not meet the league minimum of 340 plate appearances
- Had a pair of four-hit games, vs. Long Island (9/7) and at Charleston (8/17)
- Tied club record with 4 extra base hits vs. Long Island on Sept. 7 including 3 doubles
- Contract purchased May 7 by the Twins, returned to Rockers August 6
- Started the season with a seven-game hitting streak including multiple hits in each of his first five games and in six of the first seven . . .
- Finished the year with 17 multi-hit games . . .
- Drove in a run in each of his first seven games as a Rocker, a club record
- Led all ALPB players with 3 HBP in the postseason
- Threw out 10 of 63 base stealers for a .159 percentage
- Acquired by the Rockers in an off-season trade from Lake Country in the American Association prior to the 2025 season
- Hit .320 for Louisville in 2024 as a grad transfer, ranking 37th in the ACC in average
- Played collegiately at Quincy College and Louisville, hit .338 across four seasons with 61 HR and 195 RBI for his career
- 2023 had a career year at Quincy, hitting .352 with 29 homers and 87 RBI with a 1.245 OPS
- Signed professionally with Lake Country in the American Association in 2024 after graduating
Quincy Nieporte
Quincy Nieporte
CAREER
- Returning to baseball with the High Point Rockers after a nearly two-year hiatus
- Has earned two league MVP awards, with the Detroit Tigers franchise in the AA Eastern League, the Erie Seawolves
- Played in 123 games and hit .270 with a league-best 31 homers and 91 RBI
- Also led the league with 58 extra base hits and 246 total bases
- Was also the Frontier League MVP in 2021 with a .315 average, 13 homers and 71 RBI
2025
- Inactive
2024
- Debuted with the Rockers on August 6 with a pair of hits including a double in a win at Gastonia
- Played in 24 games, hitting .240 with three homers and 13 RBI
- Was released by Detroit during spring training and signed with Oakland in April
- Had started the season at AA Midland (Oakland) and appeared in 13 games with a .243 batting average
- Moved up to AAA Las Vegas on 5/24 where he hit .278 in 12 games before being released on 7/31
2023
- Season was interrupted by Tommy John surgery in March 2023
- Played in seven games for Class A Lakeland in the Florida State League
2022 - Named the Eastern League MVP after hitting .270 and leading the league with 31 homers and 91 RBI
- Played in 123 games, added 25 doubles and 40 walks with a .536 slugging percentage and .867 OPS
2021
- Started the year in Schaumburg in the Frontier League and set the league record with 10 RBI in a game on 8/9/21
- Earned league MVP honors with a .315 average, 13 homers and 71 RBI
- Helped the Boomers win the Frontier League title in five games over the Washington Wild Things
- Finished sixth in the league in hitting with a .343 average along with 17 homers and 65 RBI
- Joined the Rockers on 9/28/21 and played nine games, going 5-for-25 (.200)
2020
- Was the MVP of the Frontier League
2019
- Spent the season with Schaumburg, hitting .315 with 13 homers and a league-record 71 RBI
2018
- Hit .258 with six homers and 35 RBI at Class A Lakewood, NJ in the Phillies system
2017
- Started his professional career with the Gulf Coast League Phillies with a .299 average, five homers and 35 RBI in 41 games
- Selected in the 26th round of the 2017 draft by the Phillies
- Third team All-American and first team All-Atlantic Region as a senior
- Hit .302 with 11 homers, 20 doubles in helping the Seminoles to the College World Series
- Homered in his final collegiate at-bat against LSU
- Was second in the nation with 82 RBI and the most by a Seminole since Buster Posey had 93 in 2008
- Set FSU record with four grand slams in the season
2016
- Named national Player of the week by going seven-for-14 with three homers and 10 RBI in a series against Notre Dame
2015
- In his first season at FSU, earning third team All-ACC honors at first base
- Struck out just seven times in 30 ACC contests
- Had seven RBI in a game against UCF (3/11/15) with a grand slam and three-run homer
2014
- Spent his freshman season at Tallahassee Community College where he hit .374 with 61 RBI and was named All-Panhandle Conference and second team all-state
2013
- Graduate of St. Pius X Catholic High School in Atlanta
