BRIDGEPORT, W.Va. — On the eve of the Mountain East Conference Baseball Championship, the MEC announced Tuesday afternoon its 2025 all-conference team and individual postseason honors.
The teams were determined via a vote of the league’s 11 head coaches.
Point Park’s Jared Campbell is the 2025 MEC Player of the Year, while Frostburg State ace Patrick Bauer was voted the MEC Pitcher of the Year. West Liberty’s Tyler Skeen is this season’s Freshman of the Year, and Point Park’s Loren Torres has been chosen as the Coach of the Year by his peers.
Campbell, a 5-foot-11 senior, ranks among the MEC’s offensive leaders across the board. The native of Sunrise, Florida, enters postseason play with a .372 batting average, along with 14 home runs, 50 RBIs, 10 steals, and a 1.232 OPS.
Bauer has been stellar for the Bobcats this season. The 6-8 hurler is 9-1 with a 1.82 ERA across 59 and 1/3 innings. He has allowed more than two earned runs in only one start — the first of the season on Feb. 24. He has 85 strikeouts, including a trio of double-digit performances.
Skeen led West Liberty in wins and innings pitched in his first collegiate season. The 5-9 right-hander struck out 53 batters and tossed a pair of complete games.
Torres guided Point Park to the best record in the league and the MEC North Division title in the program’s inaugural MEC baseball season. The Pioneers are 37-13 overall, including 22-6 in conference action. PPU enters Wednesday’s MEC tournament opener — against Concord at 10 a.m. at GoMart Ballpark in Charleston, West Virginia — on an eight-game conference winning streak.
Fifteen of the 16 All-MEC first team players will participate in this week’s MEC Baseball Championship, which runs from Wednesday through Sunday at GoMart Ballpark in Charleston, West Virginia. No. 1 overall Point Park University, an MEC newcomer which finished the regular season with the best overall league record, led the way with four first team all-conference selections.
The full list of honorees is below:
| All-MEC First Team | ||
| Pos. | Name | School |
| C | Evan Ulrich | Charleston |
| 1B | Matt DisAnti | Concord |
| 2B | Omar Morillo | Point Park |
| SS | Kyle Waters | West Virginia State |
| 3B | Mikey Guy | Frostburg State |
| UTILITY | MJ Hunter | Concord |
| DH | Zac Bayor | Glenville State |
| OF | Jared Campbell | Point Park |
| OF | Jackson Schalick | Frostburg State |
| OF | Nathan Paulsen | West Virginia State |
| OF | Quintin Reep | Fairmont State |
| SP | Patrick Bauer | Frostburg State |
| SP | Javier Cardoso | Point Park |
| SP | Jack Ray | Frostburg State |
| SP | Jake Robinson | Concord |
| RP | Harold Boyce | Point Park |
| All-MEC Second Team | ||
| Pos. | Name | School |
| C | Kaden Swaim | Concord |
| 1B | Casey Finck | Charleston |
| 2B | Quintin Smith | Fairmont State |
| SS | Crixtian Taveras | Point Park |
| 3B | Luis Gonzalez | Point Park |
| UTILITY | Carlos De Jesus | Glenville State |
| DH | Jake Holler | Frostburg State |
| OF | Lance Minson | Glenville State |
| OF | Trevor Jones | Point Park |
| OF | Zach Laurie | Glenville State |
| OF | Korbin Bostic | Concord |
| SP | Grant Landis | Glenville State |
| SP | Tyler Skeen | West Liberty |
| SP | Jake McDonald | Frostburg State |
| SP | Cole Grady | Glenville State |
| RP | Nate Vermillion | Frostburg State |
| All-MEC Honorable Mention | ||
| C: Tyler Haskins (Fairmont State); 1B: Will Balgo (West Liberty); 2B: Samuel Lemond (Charleston); SS: Nick DisAnti (Concord); 3B: Ryan Goff (Fairmont State); Utility: Ben Wieman (Frostburg State); DH: Cameron Moore (Fairmont State); OF: Jacob Sherman (West Liberty); Trent Dosenbach (Charleston); Zach Brennan (Fairmont State); Brett Johnson (Wheeling); SP: Campbell Spradling (Charleston); Zach Powell (Concord); Micah Canterbury (Fairmont State); Hunter Eplin (West Virginia Wesleyan); RP: Sebastian Khan (Wheeling) | ||
| 2025 MEC Baseball Top Honors | ||
| Player of the Year: Jared Campbell (Point Park) | ||
| Pitcher of the Year: Patrick Bauer (Frostburg State) | ||
| Freshman of the Year: Tyler Skeen (West Liberty) | ||
| Coach of the Year: Loren Torres (Point Park) | ||
