Dominic Kibler of Milwaukee earns a spot on the ABCA/Rawlings Midwest All-Region Second Team after an impressive season. His performance as the only player to start all 60 games contributed to the team's successful run, including a perfect 3-0 record in the Horizon League Championship. Kibler, who previously played at Kent State, was recognized for his offensive and defensive skills, helping the Panthers to secure an NCAA Championship spot.

By the Numbers
  • Kibler recorded a .300 batting average with an impressive .988 OPS.
  • He tied for the team lead with 60 RBIs and recorded 61 hits, including 11 home runs.
  • His 43 walks rank fifth in program history for a single season.
State of Play
  • Milwaukee finished the season with 27 wins and 14 in Horizon League play.
  • The team excelled in the Horizon League Championship, securing the league's NCAA bid.
  • The Panthers made history by advancing to the regional championship game in the NCAA tournament.
What's Next

Kibler's strong performance raises expectations for him and the Panthers in future seasons, as they look to build on this year's achievements and continue their momentum in the NCAA tournament.

Bottom Line

Kibler's selection as an All-Region player marks a significant achievement for both him and Milwaukee, signifying a successful return home and a bright future for the Panthers in competitive baseball.