Miceli was a dual-threat weapon for Wesleyan this past season, going 6-1 with a 3.41 ERA in 17 appearances (seven starts) while also hitting .345 with 25 RBIs and .445 slugging percentage as the team’s starting catcher.  When called upon to pitch, Nick was utilized mostly as a starter during the final month and a half of the season. Miceli also picked up five saves out of the pen, and collected two or more hits in eight of his 32 starts behind the plate. Opponents batted just .239 off Miceli this season.

He had two terrific starts in a row in early April, allowing just two earned runs combined in 11.0 innings with ten strikeouts in back-to-back victories.  Nick allowed just 60 hits while walking 30 and punching out 57 in 68.2 innings. A well-rounded player, Miceli also flashed some wheels, swiping 8 bags in 10 tries.