Freshman Tyler Cripe of Navy baseball has been named the Patriot League's Player and Rookie of the Week after an exceptional performance against Holy Cross. Cripe's standout week included a .368 batting average over five games, contributing five runs and five RBIs during a four-game sweep. The infielder recorded seven hits, including two home runs, while also drawing three walks and stealing two bases. This recognition marks Cripe's first league accolades, making him one of several Midshipmen to earn honors this season.

By the Numbers
  • Cripe struck a .368 average over five games.
  • He recorded 5 runs and 5 RBIs in the series against Holy Cross.
  • Cripe hit 2 home runs and achieved 7 hits in total.
  • He leads the Navy team with a .304 average overall.
State of Play
  • Cripe is the second Midshipman to earn Player of the Week honors this season.
  • Navy wins against Holy Cross helped improve their league performance significantly.
  • Navy baseball is on a positive trajectory, aiming for a solid finish in the Patriot League.
What's Next

Navy will host Maryland Eastern Shore on Wednesday, looking to build on their recent success and continue to enhance their standing in the league.

Bottom Line

Tyler Cripe's achievements not only highlight his individual talent but also reflect a promising season for Navy baseball, making them a team to watch as they progress through league play.