Sam Dexter '16 and Tucker White '17, both former baseball stars at the University of Southern Maine, have been named to the D3baseball.com 50th Anniversary Golden Team. Dexter was recognized as a third-team shortstop and White as a fourth-team outfielder. Both players showcased exceptional talent, each winning the ABCA Division III National Player of the Year and D3baseball.com Player of the Year during their collegiate careers. They were instrumental in the 2013 Southern Maine team's success, which won the Little East Conference Championship and finished as runners-up in the NCAA Division III World Series.

By the Numbers
  • Tucker White batted .400 in 2013, recording 86 hits, with 10 home runs and 59 RBIs.
  • Sam Dexter holds program records for 312 career hits, 81 doubles, and 672 assists.
State of Play
  • Dexter is currently playing professionally with the Kane County Cougars in the American Association.
  • Both players have been recognized in their respective Hall of Fames for their contributions to the sport and university.
What's Next

With their recent accolades, Dexter and White may receive increased visibility in professional baseball circles. Their achievements could inspire current and future players at the University of Southern Maine.

Bottom Line

Sam Dexter and Tucker White's inclusion in the Golden Team solidifies their legacy as two of the finest players in Division III history, marking a significant achievement for the University of Southern Maine baseball program.