Fetzner was a catalyst for three championship baseball teams during his two year career at Alfred State. He appeared in 114 games and helped the Pioneers to an 93-26 record.
In the 2002-03 season, Fetzner was part of the only team in program history to win a WNYAC Championship and a Region III title in the same school year (40-13 overall record). In 2003-04, the Pioneers won the Region III Championship and won a program best 53 games.
Fetzner was a career .399 hitter (140 for 351) with 24 doubles, 11 triples, 1 homer, and 85 RBI. He scored 112 runs, stole 49 out of 52 bases, and had a .947 fielding percentage. He was named the Region III Player of the Year in 2003-04, twice named All-Region, and was All-WNYAC following his sophomore year. He was named Alfred State most valuable position player twice and was named the Alfred State senior athlete of the year in 2004.
He still is in the top five in the baseball record books for batting average and stolen bases and in the top ten in hits, triples, and walks.
After completing his career at Alfred, Fetzner went on to St. John Fisher where he was an All-Empire 8 selection and graduated with a business degree. He then returned to Alfred State and served as an assistant coach for over three years.
