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The Middle Athletic Conference recognized a record number of DeSales University athletes who achieved a minimum 3.20 GPA during the spring semester, highlighting a growing culture of scholarship within collegiate athletics.
Three Bulldogs earn ABCA All‑Region IV defensive honors, with Rorick and Anderosky also receiving national Gold Gloves
Two senior Bulldogs were recognized for flawless defensive performances, marking a historic first for their program in the prestigious ABCA/Rawlings Gold Glove awards.
The American Baseball Coaches Association recognized two DeSales seniors at its Fourth‑Team All‑American ceremony, marking the program’s first double honoree in a single season.
The DeSales University baseball team concluded its season with a 34‑14 record, capturing a ninth MAC Freedom Championship and its first NCAA Tournament appearance since 2008, only to see a promising run halted in the regional finals.
The Bulldogs used small‑ball tactics to build an early lead, with Anderosky going 4‑for‑4 and Hooker securing his ninth win of the season.
The Bulldogs swept the MAC Freedom awards, with senior JT Anderosky capturing both Player and Defensive Player of the Year, while pitcher Mike Hooker earned Pitcher of the Year. The program finished with 33 wins and could host the opening NCAA Tournament weekend.
Six Stevens Institute of Technology baseball players receive All‑MAC recognition, including program‑record performances and historic milestones.
The Bulldogs will welcome Ramapo College and Salve Regina University to a double‑elimination regional this weekend, aiming to advance toward the College World Series in East Lake, Ohio.