Second Team All-Big Sky (2019)
HERO Sports Freshman All-American (2019)
Phil Steele Freshman All-American (2019)
Preseason All-Big Sky (2020)
Stats Perform Third Team Preseason All-American (2020)
Preseason All-Big Sky (2021)
Stats Perform Third Team Preseason All-American (2021)
HERO Sports Third Team Preseason All-America (2021)
First Team All-Big Sky (2021)
HERO Sports Sophomore All-American (2021)
AFCA Second Team All-American (2021)
Preseason All-Big Sky (2022)
Phil Steele Second Team Preseason All-American (2022)
Stats Perform Third Team Preseason All-American (2022)
Associated Press Second Team All-American (2022)
Stats Perform Second Team All-American (2022)
AFCA Second Team All-American (2022)
Phil Steele Fourth Team All-American (2022)
First Team All-Big Sky (2022)
Athlon Sports First Team Preseason All-American (2023)

2022 Season

Earned second team All-America honors by the Associated Press, Stats Perform and the AFCA.
Named to the all-Big Sky Conference first team.
Caught 65 passes for 879 yards and 12 touchdowns.
His touchdowns are tied for the fourth best in school history while his receptions rank eighth.
Also rushed for a touchdown against UIW and returned an onsides kick 45-yards for a TD at Portland State.
Had an amazing run through the FCS Playoffs combining for 22 receptions, 292 yards and four touchdowns and also rushing for a score in the two games.
His 12 receptions against Incarnate Word are tied for the fifth most by a Hornet all-time and were the most since 2014.
Recorded three 100-yard games during the season with 103 against Northern Colorado, 148 against Richmond and 144 against Incarnate Word.
Scored touchdowns in nine different games, including four with multiple TDs.
Had his streak of 31-consecutive games with a reception come to an end when he played just one offensive snap against Idaho.

2021 Season

Named to the AFCA All-America second team and was a member of the HERO Sports Sophomore All-America team.
Earned first team all-Big Sky honors at tight end.
Started all 11 games in which he appeared.
Caught 53 passes for 649 yards and six touchdowns and also rushed for 15 yards and a score on four carries.
His touchdown total was the second best for an FCS tight end during the regular season.
Caught at least two passes in each of his games and had five or more receptions in seven games.
Posted two 100-yard games with 117 yards against Northern Arizona and 112 at UC Davis.
Scored two touchdowns at Dixie State in the season opener.
First career rushing touchdown came against Northern Arizona on a 1-yard carry.
Had a 14-yard rush in the Causeway Classic at UC Davis.
Ranked third on the team with 44 points scored during the season.

2020 Season

Season canceled due to COVID-19.

2019 Season

Named to the FCS Freshman All-America team by HERO Sports and was a second team all-Big Sky selection.
Earned the team’s Most Improved award.
Set the Sacramento State single-season record for touchdown receptions by a tight end with seven.
Caught 39 passes for 550 yards and averaged 14.1 yards per catch.
Had at least one reception in all 13 games and had multiple catches in 11 games.
Largest receiving yards output came at Northern Arizona where he had 92 yards on five catches with a pair of touchdowns. Scored on passes of 63 and 14 yards against the Lumberjacks.
Caught five passes at Arizona State and against UC Davis for his high mark.
Found the end zone in six different games.

2018 Season

Redshirted during the season.
Began the year as a running back before moving to tight end.

High School

A 2018 graduate of St. Patrick-St. Vincent HS in Vallejo, Calif.
Was named the Vallejo Times-Herald Male Athlete of the Year as a senior.
Rushed for over 1,600 yards and scored 25 touchdowns as a senior.
Helped the team win the Sac-Joaquin Section Div. V title.
Had a career high 291 rushing yards and five touchdowns against Berean Christian in 2017.
Also had 215 yards against Stellar Prep and 231 against Clear Lake HS.
Also played basketball where he helped the school to a section title.
Ranked fourth on the squad in scoring and second in rebounding.

Personal

Graduated with a degree in communications and is pursuing a second bachelor's in kinesiology.
Parents are Marshel Martin and Laticia Bivins.

Marshel Martin IV