Ottawa University's baseball team celebrated nine players earning All-KCAC honors, highlighted by Adrian Quintana receiving the KCAC Pitcher of the Year award. Quintana's season boasted an impressive 8-1 record, accompanied by a 2.18 ERA and four shutouts. Alongside him in the spotlight were offensive stars Julius Ryan and Dylan Snead, both key components of the Braves' strong performance this season, with Ryan achieving a .392 batting average and Snead contributing significant runs and stolen bases. Additionally, the team secured two Gold Glove honors, showcasing elite defensive skills in critical positions.

By the Numbers
  • Adrian Quintana: 8-1 record, 2.18 ERA, 57 strikeouts in 62 innings.
  • Julius Ryan: .392 batting average, 64 RBI, 37 stolen bases.
  • Dylan Snead: .369 batting average, 68 runs scored, 59 RBI, 37 stolen bases.
State of Play
  • Ottawa finished second in the KCAC, with a record of 25-11.
  • The Braves hold an overall record of 38-12 as they enter the KCAC Tournament.
What's Next

As the Braves advance to the KCAC Tournament, they aim to leverage their strong season and the momentum gained from these recognitions. Key players will look to maintain their performance, particularly Quintana in pitching and Ryan and Snead in batting, to maximize their postseason potential.

Bottom Line

The recognition of nine players, especially Quintana's Pitcher of the Year accolade, highlights Ottawa's robust baseball program and sets high expectations as they prepare for the KCAC Tournament.