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The 2026 Ohio Valley Conference baseball tournament will take place May 19‑23 at Mtn Dew Park in Marion, Illinois, featuring standout performances from Brooks Kettering, Mason Pennington and TJ Grines, as teams chase titles and NCAA berths.
Southeast Missouri State University’s baseball program swept the Ohio Valley Conference’s weekly awards, with Brooks Kettering earning Player of the Week and Mason Pennington named Pitcher of the Week, as the team prepares for the upcoming tournament in Marion, Illinois.
Southeast Missouri State's baseball team secured a 10-5 victory over Little Rock, highlighted by a seven-run eighth inning that cemented their spot as the third seed in the 2026 Ohio Valley Conference Tournament.
The Redhawks rallied in the eighth to defeat Little Rock 10-5, with Brooks Kettering and Andrew Ramirez among the standout performers, setting up a pivotal matchup on May 20.
A ninth‑inning rally led by Mike O'Conor's walk‑off homer and Ethan Rossi's decisive run capped a 9‑8 win for Eastern Illinois, while the Redhawks surged to a 12‑10 victory over Little Rock. The Panthers now sit at 30‑19 and have reached the 30‑win mark in four of the past five seasons.
The Redhawks overcame an early deficit, capitalizing on key performances from Josiah Hall and Cal Sullivan before pulling away with a four‑run ninth inning
The Redhawks overcame an early deficit to beat Little Rock 12-10, driven by standout performances from Josiah Hall, Cal Sullivan and others.
Eastern Illinois broke a four-game skid with a 7-1 victory over Western Illinois, featuring a standout outing from pitcher Tyler Conklin and a multi-hit performance by Quade Peters. Meanwhile, Southeast Missouri State posted a 4-2 win over Little Rock, highlighted by home runs from Demitri Shakotko and Brooks Kettering.
The Redhawks secured a 4-2 victory in the series opener, highlighted by home runs from Demitri Shakotko and Brooks Kettering, strong pitching from Mason Pennington, and a save by Gavin Johnston.