Four Pittsburg State University baseball players garnered recognition on the D2CCA NCAA Division II All-Central Region squad. Senior outfielder Dagen Brewer headlined the list as the Central Region Player of the Year, achieving impressive stats including a .442 batting average and a Division II record of 107 RBIs. Junior outfielder Eric Bacon and senior catcher Grant Nottlemann also made the first-team, while graduate pitcher Zach Voss secured a second-team spot. The team's overall performance led to a record season, clinching the MIAA Regular Season Championship and further advancing to the NCAA Division II Central Region Final.

By the Numbers
  • Dagen Brewer: .442 batting average, 107 RBIs, 25 home runs.
  • Eric Bacon: 95 hits, 87 runs scored, 20 stolen bases.
  • Zach Voss: 12-2 record, 3.52 ERA, 55 strikeouts in 76.2 innings.
  • Pitt State: 45-11 overall season record.
State of Play
  • The Gorillas finished their season after reaching the NCAA Division II Central Region Final.
  • Pitt State set a school record with 45 wins this season.
  • Dagen Brewer led the MIAA in triple crown categories and earned multiple All-Region selections.
What's Next

Looking ahead, the Gorillas aim to build on this success by recruiting strong prospects to enhance their competitive edge next season. Brewer’s performance may inspire upcoming athletes to join the program, especially after his notable accolades and achievements.

Bottom Line

Pitt State’s recognition in the D2CCA All-Central Region squad exemplifies the program's growth and competitive spirit, indicative of future potential to contend at higher levels within collegiate baseball.