Pepperdine’s baseball program has been recognized across the West Coast Conference, collecting a total of seven All‑Conference honors that underscore a standout season.
Conference Honors
Tommy Scavone leads the group as a First‑Team pitcher, a designation that reflects his dominance on the mound and the eight wins in his last ten starts.
Joining him on the second tier of recognition, Casey Euper, Kai Laxa, Daniel Patterson, Lucien Wechsberg and Joshua Woodworth earned Honorable Mentions, highlighting the depth of talent across the roster.
The freshmen contingent also shone, with Woodworth and James Dell'Amico securing spots on the All‑Freshman Team, marking the first such dual selection for the program since 2019.
Euper’s season arc illustrates a classic reliever’s rise, having begun in the bullpen before posting a 3.36 ERA and becoming a reliable late‑inning option.
Laxa’s impact at the plate is equally noteworthy; he tops the team with a .307 batting average and has been flawless defensively, recording no errors in 2026.
Wechsberg’s contributions have been pivotal in the team’s 21 victories, as his .231 opponent batting average and involvement in 14 wins illustrate his all‑around influence.
Patterson, meanwhile, tied for the team lead with ten home runs, one of the most consistent power sources for the Waves this year.
Woodworth’s recent surge is evident in his .394 average over the last stretch and a .406 clip with runners on base, underscoring his clutch hitting.
Dell'Amico adds a steady .290 average and ranks third on the squad with 25 RBIs, providing a reliable middle‑order presence.
Tournament Outlook
The team’s momentum now heads into the WCC Tournament, where they are seeded fourth and will open play against fifth‑seeded Saint Mary’s.
With a blend of veteran accolades and emerging talent, Pepperdine aims to translate its conference recognitions into a deep postseason run.