GRANTHAM, Pa. – On Tuesday afternoon, d3baseball.com and the American Baseball Coaches Association (ABCA) announced their 2025 All-Region teams. The Falcons had three players selected between the two Region V All-Region teams, with
Evan Wagaman being a unanimous Second-Team All-Region honoree.
Isaiah Parido earned a spot of the third team for d3baseball.com and
Zachary Harris earned third-team honors for the ABCA.
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The MAC Commonwealth Player the Year,
Evan Wagaman was named to the second team for both ABCA and d3baseball.com All-Region teams after helping lead the Falcons to their first College World Series appearance in program history. Â Wagaman enters the World Series batting .343 with 12 home runs and 58 RBIs. Wagaman also added 13 doubles, six triples, and 55 runs scored on the season. Wagaman also provided speed on the base paths with 30 stolen bases on the season. Wagaman has set the single season record with 12 home runs, 219 plate appearances, and 58 RBIs. Wagaman has rewrote the career record book as well, holding the career records in home runs (31), RBIs (165), total bases (374), hits (206), doubles (47), extra-base hits (92), and walks (107).
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Isaiah Parido earned third-team All-Region for d3baseball.com after a great season in the leadoff spot for the Falcons. Parido is batting .313 with 11 home runs and 46 RBIs for the Falcons. Parido also added 12 doubles and six triples for the Falcons, while scoring a team-high 63 runs. Parido also used his speed on the bases, swiping 17 bags on the year. The junior was great in the field, with a perfect fielding percentage and using his speed to track down balls in the gaps.
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The MAC Commonwealth Rookie of the Year,
Zachary Harris earned an ABCA Third-Team All-Region selection after helping lead the pitching staff in his rookie season. Harris has totaled an 8-2 record in 67 innings pitched and leads the Falcons with a 3.22 ERA. Harris has filled up the zone during his freshman campaign, striking out 73 batters, while only allowing 12 walks. The freshman has been dominate in the Falcons current NCAA Tournament run, pitching 14.1 innings, allowing on one run, 10 hits, and striking out 15 batters.
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