Two standout players from the Colorado School of Mines baseball team, Evan Bilter and Brody Duvall, have been recognized on the 2026 NCAA Division II Conference Commissioners' Association (D2CCA) All-America baseball teams. Bilter earned Honorable Mention recognition at third base, marking his first all-America honor, while Duvall was named to the Second Team in the outfield, securing his second recognition this season. A total of 48 athletes were selected across various teams with additional honors awarded for individual performances.

By the Numbers
  • Bilter batted .410 with 67 RBI, 9 home runs, and over 200 career hits.
  • Duvall recorded 92 hits, breaking the program's single-season record, and maintained a .460 batting average.
Yes, But

While Bilter and Duvall received significant individual accolades, the team's overall playoff performance ended without a championship, highlighting the competitive nature of the conference.

State of Play
  • Bilter and Duvall completed 2026 after reaching the conference tournament championship game.
  • Both players are expected to receive additional postseason awards and academic honors.
What's Next

Looking ahead, Mines baseball will continue to announce postseason accolades, and both players will likely seek opportunities to advance in their baseball careers, potentially at the professional level.

Bottom Line

Recognition on the D2CCA All-America teams highlights the impressive seasons of Bilter and Duvall, showcasing their significant contributions to Mines baseball and setting a high standard for future athletes in the program.