Three student-athletes from Union College's baseball team, Jacob Skarlis, Caleb Miller, and Andrew Keaveney, received recognition as part of the 2026 Academic All-District Baseball Team due to their combined excellence in athletic and academic performance. To qualify for this honor, athletes need to meet strict criteria, including a minimum GPA of 3.50 and significant participation in games. Miller (who has now received this honor three times) and Keaveney advanced to the All-America voting process. Both showcased impressive on-field skills, while Skarlis made a notable impact as a pitcher in his junior year.

By the Numbers
  • Caleb Miller: 181 career hits, 138 runs, 122 RBIs, .368 batting average in 2026.
  • Andrew Keaveney: .411 batting average, .513 on-base percentage, and 1.032 OPS for the season.
State of Play
  • Miller leads Union’s baseball program in multiple career offensive categories.
  • Keaveney excelled as one of the best on-base hitters in the Liberty League.
  • Skarlis became a key pitcher, with a solid performance reflected by a 3-5 record and strong control.
What's Next

As both Miller and Keaveney advance to the All-America ballot, their successes may lead to further accolades for Union College. The recognition might encourage future recruits, positively impacting the program's reputation. With the continued development of players like Skarlis, the team can expect strong performances in the upcoming seasons.

Bottom Line

The accomplishments of Union College's baseball players highlight the importance of balancing academics and athletics. The success of these individuals not only reflects personal dedication but also showcases the strength of the baseball program, setting a standard for future student-athletes to aspire to.