About ME

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Hi, I’m Mason Apodaca, a sophomore at Resurrection Christian School in Loveland, Colorado, and a proud baseball player with a deep love for the game. I’ve been swinging a bat since I was 4½ years old, back when I lived in San Clemente, California. That’s where it all started—playing in San Clemente Little League and later tearing it up in the All-Stars summer league. I fell in love with the crack of the bat and the thrill of crushing the ball, whether it’s a home run, grand slam, or driving in RBIs. That power has followed me into high school ball, and I’m still chasing those big hits.

My family moved to Colorado in 2020 when baseball got canceled statewide due to the pandemic. While we still keep a footprint in California, I’ve settled into life here and absolutely love my school, teammates, and coaches at Resurrection Christian. Before high school, I played club ball with BB Sports in Fort Collins from 12U to 14U, grinding it out at their indoor training facility to sharpen my skills. Standing at 6’4” and 180 lbs, I’m built to make an impact on the field—and I’m working every day to get better.

Baseball’s my passion, but I’ve also got my eyes on the sky. This year, I decided I want to become a commercial airline pilot. Growing up around aviation has inspired me, and I’m excited to chase that dream alongside my baseball journey. I’m a dedicated athlete, a team player, and someone who’s always pushing to grow—on the diamond and beyond. Thanks for checking out my story—feel free to reach out or catch me at a game!