The American Baseball Coaches Association has announced its All-West Region teams, and Oregon State’s pitching staff is well represented.
Whitney’s Dominance on the Mound
Dax Whitney finished the season with a 6-1 record and a 2.00 earned run average, striking out 104 batters over 63 innings while allowing just 42 hits and a .185 opponent batting average.
His 0.95 WHIP underscores a high level of control, and the performance earned him a first-team selection, putting him in the conversation for the broader ABCA All-American honor.
Roblez’s Relief Mastery
Albert Roblez, a second-team pick, recorded 14 saves and posted a 1.50 ERA across 24 appearances, striking out 53 in 30 innings and limiting opponents to a .173 batting average.
The duo’s contributions helped Oregon State remain competitive in a demanding schedule, and both players are now poised to potentially earn national recognition.
Regional Impact
Being named to the All-West Region team reflects the depth of talent in the conference and highlights the effectiveness of the Beavers’ pitching development program. The selections also serve as a recruiting boost as the program looks to build on its recent successes.