A member of the Sacramento State Baseball Hall of Fame, Aurelio Jackson played four years for the Hornets from 1998-2001. A center fielder and career .321 hitter, Jackson hit above .300 all four seasons of his tenure. He remains Sacramento State’s all-time leader in career stolen bases (85) while ranking third in runs scored (138) and fifth in hits (229). After Jackson’s final season of 2001, he was the program’s all-time leader in each of those categories.

Jackson also owns the program’s Div. I era single-season record for stolen bases when he swiped 44 bags in 2001. During his senior season, he reached base safely 16 straight times, one shy of the NCAA Div. I record. The streak began with a pair of hits and walks at Cal Poly. He then reached five times against Hawai’i, six times vs. Stanford, and once at UC Riverside.

Jackson had five hits in a game three times, connected on an inside-the-park home run vs. UC Santa Barbara in 2000, and led the Hornets in stolen bases all four seasons.  He also owned a career .400 on-base percentage while playing four seasons in one of the toughest baseball conferences in the nation (Big West).