Emory University

Trace Twardoski joined the Eagles prior to the 2024 season following a career at Georgia Highlands and Columbus State University. Twardoski spent three seasons at Georgia Highlands and two years at Columbus State. At Georgia Highlands, Twardoski was named Top 100 in the country for Junior College players. Throughout His five-year career he batted .330 with an on base percentage of above .400 while hitting 18 home runs, 30 doubles and 4 triples. Trace was not only a hitter, but was a pitcher too and he posted a career ERA of 3.47.

From Snellville, GA, Trace is the Son of Michael and Tina Twardoski and has one sister, Chelsea.