The Division II Conference Commissioner's Association has announced that Bryce Peterson (second base) and Trevor Dale (shortstop) have earned First Team All-American honors. This recognition comes as part of a larger group of 48 student-athletes selected across three All-America teams, with an additional 16 receiving honorable mentions. Both players showed exceptional performance this season, with Peterson achieving significant hitting statistics and Dale breaking records for home runs. This milestone is historic for the program, marking the first All-America honors since 2022 and highlighting the impact of these athletes on team culture and performance.

By the Numbers
  • Bryce Peterson tied for second in Division II with 92 hits
  • Trevor Dale set a program record with 27 home runs and ranked second in NCAA slugging percentage at .936
  • Peterson had a .423 batting average and 52 starts at second base, with a .963 fielding percentage
State of Play
  • Both players were pivotal in transforming the team's culture and work ethic
  • These selections emphasize the growth and potential of the baseball program at UCCS
What's Next

As these players continue to gain recognition, future recruitment efforts and program development at UCCS may focus on building on this momentum. The performance of Peterson and Dale could attract new talent, which could further enhance the team's competitiveness in Division II baseball.

Bottom Line

The recognition of Bryce Peterson and Trevor Dale as All-Americans marks a significant achievement for the UCCS baseball program, showcasing the potential for success and highlighting the importance of fostering talent and a strong team environment. Their accomplishments set a new standard for future athletes in the program.