Three Savannah State baseball players have earned spots on the 2026 SIAC all-conference team, a testament to the program’s rising competitiveness.
Johan Sandoval’s breakout season
Johan Sandoval was selected to the First Team All-SIAC after a season in which he batted .374 and topped the team with 50 runs, 61 hits, 15 doubles, 31 walks and 18 stolen bases. He also shared the team lead in triples and homers with four and three respectively, underscoring his all-around impact at the plate.
Austin McCormack earned a Second Team nod after posting a 7-2 record, 67 strikeouts and a 3.77 ERA over 86 innings pitched. His four complete games highlighted a durability that helped anchor the rotation.
Adonis Perez’s contributions
Adonis Perez also made the Second Team, going 3-2 with 21 strikeouts, two saves and a 6.12 ERA across 25 innings in 15 appearances. A native of Woodbury, New Jersey, Perez brings a quiet confidence to the mound.
The trio’s selections reflect a broader upward trajectory for Savannah State baseball, a program that continues to develop talent capable of competing at the conference level. Their achievements add to a growing narrative of excellence that will be closely followed by fans and scouts alike.