William Jewell College Athletics

• Runner-Up in the annual Mr. Jewell competition-2013
• Received title of “The Real Mr. Jewell” by a panel of my peers
• Co-Founder of #TweetACelebrityWednesday with Drew Mitrisin and Dylan Pollock
• Back-to-back champion of Hallway Bowling of Eaton Hall 2012-2013
• Co-MVP of the 2012 Homerun Derby with my good friend David Collins
• Founder of Flannel Shirt Mondays
• Best Dancer of the William Jewell Baseball team
• Inventor of the Tower of Power in the Caf
• Dirty Bird World Series Champion 2012
• Chris Mancha and I once drank 36 Mountain Dews in one day
• The President of William Jewell College once gave me a head nod
• I threw snow off the balcony during Lighting of the Quad in 2013
• Physically the strongest musician in the Liberty Symphony Orchestra two years running
• Best non-catching bullpen catcher in the GLVC (possibly the nation)-2013
• I own a megaphone, and I know how to use it
• When I play dumb, I play to win.
• Memorized all the lyrics to the song “American Pie”
• All school leader of mentions on WJC Missed Connections with 9

• I founded a knitting club in fifth grade to impress sixth grade girls.
• I got fourth place in the Tulsa Paper Airplane Contest in 2004.
• Three-time first place winner of the Tulsa Creative Writing Contest
• I once ran through the rain without getting wet.
• My spirit animal is Winnie the Pooh.
• First Oklahoma Winner of the Little League World Series Homerun Derby 2007
• When I was in first grade, my dream was to be a snowman.
• I got kicked out of the Texas Rangers’ baseball stadium when I was 10 years old.
• I accidently drank Holy Water my junior year; one hour later a baseball struck me in the head rendering me unconscious.

Parents: Darrin and Cindi Crawford (not the model)
Siblings:  Julie Hudson
Major: Psychology and Twitter
Most Influential Person in life: Definetely my parents, because I wouldn’t be here without them.
Favorite quote: “MIKE ERUZIONE” –Mike Eruzione, Miracle
Reason I attended William Jewell: I knew where all the restrooms were and it felt like home.