Dylan Swarts of Union College has been named to the D3baseball.com All-America fourth team as a utility player, marking a significant achievement as the first All-American baseball player for Union since 2018. The sophomore contributed significantly as both a shortstop and a pitcher, leading the team in multiple offensive categories, including home runs and RBIs. Swarts's performance not only earned him individual accolades but also recognized him among the top players in the Liberty League. His stellar season included a notable defensive record, with a strong showing in double plays, and he also received recognition from the Eastern College Athletic Conference (ECAC) as a member of the All-ECAC Team.

By the Numbers
  • Dylan Swarts led Union with 6 home runs, 41 runs scored, and 36 RBIs.
  • He registered a 2.19 ERA in 7 relief appearances, striking out 13 in 12.1 innings.
Yes, But

While Swarts received recognition as an All-American, competition from other standout athletes in the Liberty League showcased a strong field, highlighting the depth of talent in collegiate baseball.

State of Play
  • Swarts’s 0.46 doubles per game ranks 31st in the NCAA Division III.
  • He has the second-most doubles in a single season in Union's history with 17.
What's Next

As Swarts continues to hone his skills, he may aim for even higher accolades in upcoming seasons, possibly influencing Union's league standing and overall team performance.

Bottom Line

Dylan Swarts's recognition as an All-American underscores his exceptional skills and contributions to Union College baseball, setting a high standard for future athletes in the program.