WPI baseball celebrates the recognition of five players as 2025-26 College Sports Communicators (CSC) Academic All-District honorees. The honorees include seniors Jacob Wiberg, Jonathan Lattimer, Jack Zawacki, Zachary Roethlein, and sophomore Chuck Cappello, highlighting their excellence both academically and athletically. Wiberg stood out with a 3.91 GPA and impressive pitching statistics, while Lattimer, Zawacki, Roethlein, and Cappello also excelled in their respective positions and studies. This accomplishment underscores the balance between athletics and academics within the WPI baseball program.

By the Numbers
  • Jacob Wiberg: 3.91 GPA, team-best 59 strikeouts in 50.2 innings, .278 batting average.
  • Jack Zawacki: 3.87 GPA, .303 batting average, 40 hits and 1.000 fielding percentage.
  • Zachary Roethlein: 3.54 GPA, .333 batting average, 42 hits and 13 stolen bases in 13 attempts.
  • Chuck Cappello: 3.83 GPA, .315 batting average with 41 hits and 92 assists in the field.
State of Play
  • The 2025-26 CSC Academic All-District teams highlight student-athletes excelling academically and athletically.
  • These players have set a standard for balance between sports and education, reinforcing the importance of academic performance.
What's Next

These honorees are now in the running for the CSC Academic All-America ballot, with selections to be announced on June 23, 2026. Their achievements may set a precedent for future players in maintaining high academic standards alongside athletic performance.

Bottom Line

WPI baseball's recognition of five players as Academic All-District exemplifies the program's commitment to fostering a culture that values both academic success and athletic excellence. This balance is essential for developing well-rounded student-athletes prepared for future challenges.