LOCK HAVEN, Pa. — After finishing the regular season tied for first and winning a share of the PSAC East title, the Warriors had five players selected to All-PSAC teams, with Zander Condeelis being named the top freshman and Head Coach John Kochmansky earning Coach of the Year honors.
 
ESU was tied for the second-most All-PSAC East selections, as Ryan Dewees and Walker Zampella headlined the First Team for the Warriors. Earning Second Team spots were Troy Davis, Cole Dymek, and Ethan Woods.
 
Kochmansky has now been named the PSAC East Coach of the Year three times, including twice in the last three seasons. Leading ESU to a 35-13 overall record and 20-7 in-conference record, the Warriors have won at least 34 regular-season games in four-straight seasons. ESU leads the conference in fielding percentage, bases on balls, fewest runs allowed, most strikeouts, and is second in OBP, batting average against, and team ERA. Kochmansky makes up over half of the times ESU's head coach has earned the award, with Glen Hayes and Vern Walsh earning the honor once each.
 
Condeelis, a redshirt freshman who transferred in from Canisius, has been ESU's day one starter at third base. He joins an illustrious group of players to be named the PSAC East Freshman of the Year, becoming the seventh Warrior alongside Jack Rothenhausler, Robert Patete, Dave Boyer, Nick Farkas, Bob Wineburg, and Jeff Trenberth to win the award. Condeelis is batting .326 with an OBP of .487, fifth- and second-best on the team, respectively. His OBP ranks 14^th in the conference, as he's been a positive hitter from the nine hole all season. His nine strikeouts are tied for the third-fewest among PSAC batters with more than his 86 at-bats, as he's only grounded into one double play as well. On the hot corner, he has a .984 fielding percentage and has turned nine double plays.
 
Dewees and Zampella each earned All-PSAC First Team honors for the first time, putting bows on each of their careers. By making the First Team, they become the 74^th and 75^th different players to do so, including the 40^th and 41^st under Kochmansky. Dewees also became the 16^th starting pitcher to make the First Team.
 
Dewees finished the regular season as the PSAC strikeout king, with 53 by swinging and 28 looking for 81 total. His ERA of 2.64 was third-best, as his seven wins were tied for the fifth-most among qualified pitchers. When Dewees has been on the bump, ESU has historically had the upper hand. His career record of 24-6 is the second-best winning percentage in program history and is the 16^th pitcher in program history to finish with a career ERA below 4.0 while pitching a minimum of 100.0 IP. With 186 career strikeouts, he ranks 10^th, while his 3.4 strikeout-to-walk ratio is sixth-best.
 
Zampella was one of the team's most consistent hitters all season, posting career highs in batting average, .355, slugging percentage, .539, OBP, .465, extra-base hits, 18, while also striking out the fewest times in a season with 24. With 16 stolen bases this year, he moved up to a tie for the fifth-most with 63 in his career. The four players with more all had four seasons under their belt, while Zampella has done so in just three years at ESU. Zampella led the Warriors with 82 total bases this season and was one of two players to start all 48 games heading into the postseason. With 68 putouts, 92 assists, and four errors, he's posted a fielding percentage of .976.
 
Woods earned All-PSAC honors for the second time in as many seasons, improving with each outing down the stretch. He was named the PSAC East Pitcher of the Week in two of the last three weeks of the regular season, going 5-3 on the year with 52 strikeouts and 20 bases on balls. Pitching 100.2 IP during his two seasons at ESU, his 2.95 ERA is the seventh-best in program history, as he has the lowest mark of a Warrior starting pitcher since 1981.
 
Dymek was the Warriors' shutdown man out of the bullpen, only allowing four earned runs in 13 appearances and 22.0 IP for a 1.64 ERA. He struck out 23 batters while allowing 18 hits and nine bases on balls. Dymek had five appearances where he pitched at least 2.0 IP, including a season-high 3.0 of scoreless relief pitching versus Mansfield. He picked up his lone win of the season in the Warriors' 2-0 victory over Saint Anselm in late February, and finished with a team-best five saves, which were tied for the third-most in the PSAC.
 
Rounding out ESU's All-PSAC selections is Davis, who became a full-time starter in the outfield this season. He started all 40 games he played in, leading the team with a .371 batting average, .532 slugging percentage, and 1.026 OBP. Davis nabbed a team-high 27 stolen bases while only getting caught four times, tied for third in the conference. His OBP of .494 ranked 11^th in the PSAC as well, with his season highlighted by a five-hit performance at Shippensburg. He became the 10^th player in program history to tally five hits in a game, going 5-5 with six RBI. He scored each time he got on base, becoming the sixth player to score five times, tying the program record.
 

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PSAC Baseball All-Conference
EASTERN DIVISION
Athlete of the Year: Grant Russo, Bloomsburg
Pitcher of the Year: Julian Costa, West Chester
Freshman of the Year: Zander Condeelis, East Stroudsburg
Coach of the Year: John Kochmansky, East Stroudsburg
 
East All-Conference First Team

POS.	NAME	INSTITUTION
Catcher	Caleb Strawhecker	West Chester
First Base	Thomas Cano-Piszel	Shippensburg
Second Base	Walker Zampella	East Stroudsburg
Shortstop	Evan Shoffler^	Shippensburg
Third Base	Ryan Fluharty	Shepherd
Infielder	Austin Stalker	West Chester
Outfielder	Grant Russo	Bloomsburg
Outfielder	Ty Sherman	Shippensburg
Outfielder	Hunter Smith	West Chester
Starting Pitcher	Julian Costa^	West Chester
Starting Pitcher	Ryan Dewees^	East Stroudsburg
Starting Pitcher	Aidan Murphy	Bloomsburg
Relief Pitcher	Joe Morrissey	Millersville
Designated Hitter	Mason Morris*	Shippensburg

 
East All-Conference Second Team

POS.	NAME	INSTITUTION
Catcher	Sammy Laux	Millersville
First Base	-	-
Second Base	Patrick Gozdan	West Chester
Shortstop	Jace Jarmon	Bloomsburg
Third Base	Drew Simpson	West Chester
Outfielder	Troy Davis	East Stroudsburg
Outfielder	Carter Rust	West Chester
Outfielder	AJ Wenrich^	Shippensburg
Starting Pitcher	Kyle Lazer^	West Chester
Starting Pitcher	Eli Simonton	Millersville
Starting Pitcher	Ethan Woods*	East Stroudsburg
Relief Pitcher	Cole Dymek	East Stroudsburg
Designated Hitter	Matthew Williams*	Millersville

*Indicates previous first-team selection
^Indicates previous second-team selection

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WESTERN DIVISION
Athlete of the Year: Brady McGuire, Seton Hill
Pitcher of the Year: Sean Williams, Seton Hill
Freshman of the Year: Charlie Nigut, California
Coach of the Year: Marc Marizzaldi, Seton Hill
 
West All-Conference First Team

POS.	NAME	INSTITUTION
Catcher	Ricardo Aponte^^	IUP
First Base	Randy Carlo	Clarion
Second Base	Teague Hoover	IUP
Shortstop	Owen Henne*	Seton Hill
Third Base	Brady McGuire	Seton Hill
Infielder	David Kessler	IUP
Outfielder	Connor Evans	California
Outfielder	Gage Gillott*^*	Slippery Rock
Outfielder	Jack Whalen*	Seton Hill
Starting Pitcher	Cole Grady	Slippery Rock
Starting Pitcher	Mark Wechtenhiser	Seton Hill
Starting Pitcher	Sean Williams	Seton Hill
Relief Pitcher	Christian Zilli	Seton Hill
Utility	Michael Kitko	Slippery Rock
Designated Hitter	Camden Rhude	IUP

 
West All-Conference Second Team

POS.	NAME	INSTITUTION
Catcher	Jakob Haynes*	Seton Hill
First Base	Stone Powell	Slippery Rock
Second Base	Jerry Lambert	Lock Haven
Shortstop	-	-
Third Base	Jacob Patterson	Clarion
Outfielder	Alex Ebeling	Pitt-Johnstown
Outfielder	Connor Smith^	Gannon
Outfielder	Matt Smith	Gannon
Starting Pitcher	Luke Deschenes	Seton Hill
Starting Pitcher	Jared Dowey	Pitt-Johnstown
Starting Pitcher	Derrick Shields	IUP
Relief Pitcher	Joey Vanzin	Slippery Rock
Utility	Caleb Collins	California
Designated Hitter	Ikon Jones	California

*Indicates previous first-team selection
^Indicates previous second-team selection