Lamar University Athletics

2021 (Freshman):
Played in 16 games earning six starts on the season with the majority of his time coming as a designated hitter … Hit .222 (6-of-27) with two doubles, two RBIs and three runs scored … Also drew two walks … Went 2-for-4 with two runs scored against New Orleans.

2020 (Freshman - Season shortened by COVID 19):
Appeared in seven games for Lamar including two starts ... Had a line of .455/.636/.500 with five hits including two doubles ... He scored three runs and drove in two RBIs, and was perfect in stolen base attempts ... Led the Southland Conference in conference-only batting average (1.000) and on-base percentage (1.000), and was second in slugging percentage (1.000) ... Had a career-best three hits in his first collegiate start, at #23 Tulane (Mar. 10) ... Went 4-for-9 at #23 Tulane across the series with two doubles, two RBIs, and two runs scored

High School:
Ranked as the 20th player in the state of Colorado according to Perfect Game and the fourth-best third baseman in the state … Named First Team All-Conference and Second Team All-State while batting .567 with 12 stolen bases … Was a team captain his junior season … Has 49 hits with 47 runs scored and 29 RBIs over two seasons at Overland

Personal:
Born January 11, 2001 to Jose Cintron (Father) and Omayra Montalvo (Mother) ... Has three siblings ... Father is a handyman and mother is a warehouse worker ... Majoring in exercise science with the goal of playing baseball professionally or working in the exercise science field

What Coach Davis is Saying:
"With Colorado being a state that has only one traditional D1 school it has long been a state that goes under-recruited. We feel that Jose Cintron is a diamond in the rough that will be a real difference maker for us. He can play 2B, SS, and 3B and has a chance to be very offensive when he grows into his frame."