Western Michigan celebrated three players earning accolades from the 2026 ABCA All-Region Teams. Reliever Turner Doran was recognized as a First Team selection, while Tanner Mally and Michael Maloney received Second Team honors. Doran stands out as the first Bronco on the All-Region First Team since 2017, posting impressive stats throughout the season, including leading the Mid-American Conference in saves.

By the Numbers
  • Turner Doran had a 3.06 ERA with 34 strikeouts in 32.1 innings.
  • Tanner Mally posted a .446 batting average, the best at WMU since 1965.
  • Michael Maloney recorded 55 RBIs and ranked 10th in the MAC in batting average at .354.
State of Play
  • Doran's 10 saves are tied for second-most in a single season at WMU.
  • Mally and Maloney contributed to a defense with a .978 fielding percentage, ranking second in the conference.
What's Next

Doran's First Team selection makes him eligible for the upcoming ABCA/All-American honors, expected to be announced before the NCAA College World Series. Mally is also a contender for the national batting title as he aims to complete a historic season.

Bottom Line

Western Michigan's recognition at the All-Region level highlights the exceptional performances of its players, with potential future accolades on the horizon, solidifying the Broncos' competitive position in college baseball.