University of San Francisco Athletics

Major: Accounting and Finance   
Hometown: Denver, CO   
Career Highlights: Four-time letter winner for Baseball; 2012 WCC All-Academic Team; 2013 First-team All-WCC; 2013 WCC All-Academic Team

Biography: Bobb played baseball for four years on the Hilltop from 2010-2014. He came to USF from George Washington High School in Denver, Colorado where he earned two Second-Team All-Conference honors and two First-Team All-Conference honors. He excelled in the classroom and graduated eighth out of 400 students with a 4.93 GPA. In his first year with the Green and Gold, Bobb made 15 appearances and pitched 26.2 innings. Over the course of his USF career he became a reliable starting right handed starting pitcher, winning 17 games for the Dons. His most consistent overall season was his sophomore year in 2012 when he finished 8-4 with a 2.18 ERA with 66 strikeouts. He was named All-WCC in 2013 after finishing 4-1 as a starter in league games, and a tidy 2.60 ERA in West Coast Conference competition.

Why Bobb Chose USF: "I chose USF because it was a good fit for me baseball-wise and academically."

Life After USF: After his baseball playing days came to an end, Bobb earned a Masters Degree in International Studies. Bobb currently works as a manager for Transaction Advisory Services, and lives in the Bay Area.