Former San Diego State infielder Max Foxcroft was elevated to the role of full-time assistant coach after spending the 2023 campaign as an undergraduate assistant on the Aztec staff.
Among his numerous responsibilities, Foxcroft serves as the program’s camp director and assists with recruiting while supporting the development of hitters, infielders and catchers.
Foxcroft played 30 games with 13 starts across two seasons at SDSU before transitioning to the coaching ranks. He totaled six hits in a Scarlet and Black uniform, finishing with two doubles, eight RBIs and eight runs scored.
In 2023, Foxcroft contributed to a coaching staff that guided the Aztecs to the Mountain West regular-season championship, assisting with hitters and infielders while overseeing the team’s five student managers. He also earned his bachelor's degree in communication studies from San Diego State that spring after receiving Mountain West all-academic recognition in 2021.
Foxcroft was a prep star at Mater Dei High School in Santa Ana, where he was ranked 13th among second base prospects in the state of California for the 2019 recruiting class by Perfect Game after meriting first-team all-conference honors as a senior.
Foxcroft originally signed with Oregon following his prep career, earning 46 starts in 48 games at second base as a freshman in 2019. In his lone season with the Ducks, he tied for second nationally with 15 sacrifice bunts.
A native of Newport Coast, California, Foxcroft also served two years as a volunteer coach with the Newport Beach Little League program in 2017-18.
Among his numerous responsibilities, Foxcroft serves as the program’s camp director and assists with recruiting while supporting the development of hitters, infielders and catchers.
Foxcroft played 30 games with 13 starts across two seasons at SDSU before transitioning to the coaching ranks. He totaled six hits in a Scarlet and Black uniform, finishing with two doubles, eight RBIs and eight runs scored.
In 2023, Foxcroft contributed to a coaching staff that guided the Aztecs to the Mountain West regular-season championship, assisting with hitters and infielders while overseeing the team’s five student managers. He also earned his bachelor's degree in communication studies from San Diego State that spring after receiving Mountain West all-academic recognition in 2021.
Foxcroft was a prep star at Mater Dei High School in Santa Ana, where he was ranked 13th among second base prospects in the state of California for the 2019 recruiting class by Perfect Game after meriting first-team all-conference honors as a senior.
Foxcroft originally signed with Oregon following his prep career, earning 46 starts in 48 games at second base as a freshman in 2019. In his lone season with the Ducks, he tied for second nationally with 15 sacrifice bunts.
A native of Newport Coast, California, Foxcroft also served two years as a volunteer coach with the Newport Beach Little League program in 2017-18.