Blake Primrose of Saint Joseph's has been named Atlantic 10 Baseball Player of the Year, with head coach Fritz Hamburg receiving Coach of the Year honors. The program celebrates five players earning All-Conference distinctions, reflecting their strong season, including Primrose's leadership in multiple offensive categories. Primrose has not only set new program records but leads in crucial metrics while appearing as a semifinalist for a national award. Hamburg's recognition as Coach of the Year marks his third in the Atlantic 10, as he guides the team to a record-tying 35 wins and their second regular season title in four years.

By the Numbers
  • Primrose leads the Atlantic 10 in batting average, home runs, runs scored, and OPS.
  • Coach Hamburg has achieved 400 wins, joining a select group in program history.
State of Play
  • Saint Joseph's is entering the Atlantic 10 Championship as the top seed.
  • The Hawks have qualified for the championship for six consecutive seasons, marking the longest active streak in the conference.
What's Next

The Hawks will compete in the Atlantic 10 Championship, starting Thursday at 11:00 a.m. against the winner of the George Mason vs. Rhode Island matchup.

Bottom Line

Saint Joseph's baseball is poised for continued success, backed by record-setting performances and strong leadership, as they aim for a deeper postseason run in the Atlantic 10 Championship.