UNO Lands Three On ABCA All-Region Team
May 18, 2009 | Baseball, General
All-South Central Region Team
OMAHA, Neb. - Senior shortstop #Evan Porter and junior second baseman Andrew Hansen# were both named to the American Baseball Coaches Association/Rawlings All-South Central Region First Team on Monday. In addition, designated hitter #Drew Schwab# was named to the second team. Players are selected in a vote of the region's head coaches.
Porter finished his stellar career at UNO by leading the Mavericks in hitting with a .424 average. He also led the team with 97 hits (a school record), 62 RBI and 10 home runs. The Omaha native was fourth in the Mid-America Intercollegiate Athletics Association in batting average and hits. He is UNO's all-time leader in games played (239), at bats (869), hits (323), doubles (75), home runs (43), runs batted in (249) and total bases (527). He finished his UNO career with a .372 batting average.
Hansen was third in batting average at .403. He set a new school record with 33 doubles and led the MIAA in doubles at 30. The native of Lakeville, Minn. was first on the team in runs scored (62), second on the team in hits (93) and tied for third in RBI (46).
Schwab was second among all Mavericks in batting average (.417), RBI (50) and home runs (8) and third in hits (83). He was fifth in the MIAA in batting average. The Omaha native finished his career with a .378 batting average and 98 hits in 259 at bats.
The Mavericks concluded their season last weekend at the 2009 Division II South Central Regional with a 14-1 loss to Central Missouri on May 16. UNO finished the season with a record of 41-20 .
OMAHA, Neb. - Senior shortstop #Evan Porter and junior second baseman Andrew Hansen# were both named to the American Baseball Coaches Association/Rawlings All-South Central Region First Team on Monday. In addition, designated hitter #Drew Schwab# was named to the second team. Players are selected in a vote of the region's head coaches.
Porter finished his stellar career at UNO by leading the Mavericks in hitting with a .424 average. He also led the team with 97 hits (a school record), 62 RBI and 10 home runs. The Omaha native was fourth in the Mid-America Intercollegiate Athletics Association in batting average and hits. He is UNO's all-time leader in games played (239), at bats (869), hits (323), doubles (75), home runs (43), runs batted in (249) and total bases (527). He finished his UNO career with a .372 batting average.
Hansen was third in batting average at .403. He set a new school record with 33 doubles and led the MIAA in doubles at 30. The native of Lakeville, Minn. was first on the team in runs scored (62), second on the team in hits (93) and tied for third in RBI (46).
Schwab was second among all Mavericks in batting average (.417), RBI (50) and home runs (8) and third in hits (83). He was fifth in the MIAA in batting average. The Omaha native finished his career with a .378 batting average and 98 hits in 259 at bats.
The Mavericks concluded their season last weekend at the 2009 Division II South Central Regional with a 14-1 loss to Central Missouri on May 16. UNO finished the season with a record of 41-20 .
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