The American Baseball Coaches Association, together with Rawlings, has announced its 2026 All-Region teams, and two seniors from Conway have earned spots on the prestigious lists.
Award History and Significance
Since the inception of the ABCA All-America team in 1949, the organization has expanded its reach to nine divisions, honoring the nation’s most outstanding collegiate and high school talent. The partnership with Rawlings, formalized in 2007, adds a Gold Glove component that celebrates defensive excellence alongside offensive prowess.
Leggett, a right-handed pitcher, posted a 1.65 earned-run average that topped the SCAC, striking out 46 batters over 43.2 innings while maintaining a 1.03 WHIP. He finished the year with a 6-1 record and added two saves, underscoring his reliability in high-pressure situations.
Rabago led his squad at the plate with a .378 batting average, collecting 68 hits that included 20 extra-base hits and four home runs. He drove in 48 runs and scored 39, ranking second on the team in both categories and providing a steady spark throughout the lineup.
Local Pride and Team Impact
The achievements of Leggett and Rabago reflect the competitive spirit of Conway’s baseball program, which has steadily climbed the state rankings this season. Their contributions helped the Warriors secure a series of pivotal victories, drawing praise from coaches and teammates alike.
Beyond individual accolades, the recognitions highlight the growing influence of the American Baseball Coaches Association in shaping the next generation of players, while Rawlings continues to set the standard for equipment that supports peak performance on the diamond.