SUPERIOR, Wis. – Four members of the Yellowjacket baseball team have been recognized by the College Sports Communicators (CSC) Academic All-District Team, the organization announced Tuesday.
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Sophomore
Josh Pritchard (Surrey, British Columbia/Clayton Heights Secondary), alongside the junior duo of
Brian O'Dwyer (Maple Grove, Minn./Maple Grove) and
Noah Dagostino (Andover, Minn./Andover) and senior
Payton Steiner (Baraboo, Wis./Baraboo) received academic plaudits from the CSC.
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Pritchard, who holds a 3.90 GPA and studies physical education, wrapped up 2025 earning a spot on the Upper Midwest Athletic Conference's (UMAC) honorable mention squad. Transitioning to the starting rotation he logged 42.1 innings on the mound, starting nine games and garnering a 4-2 record. He limited the opposition to a .255 batting average and held a 4.04 ERA.
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O'Dwyer studies economics and maintains a 3.90 GPA. He collects his second academic all-district selection as a junior, starting all 33 games he's played. In 103 at-bats he clubbed 25 hits, including four doubles, a triple, and a team-third six home runs. O'Dwyer added six stolen bases and 13 walks while boasting a .339 on-base percentage and a slugging clip of .476.
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Dagostino holds a 3.89 GPA as a physical education major. He also garners his second honor from the CSC, following a junior season that saw him hit .259. Dagostino scored a career-high 32 runs while driving in 22 and hitting four home runs on the campaign. His 19 stolen bases led the Yellowjackets while also ranking first in walks with 28.
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Steiner's senior season saw him pick up his third-straight CSC Academic All-District honor. Studying physical education and maintaining a 3.83 GPA, he started 30-of-31 games played after recovering from an early season injury. Steiner swung at a .317 clip while adding nine doubles, a triple and seven homers, including a 14-game hitting streak towards the end of the year.
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The Yellowjackets capped the 2025 season with a UMAC record of 12-9, followed by an 18-21 overall record.
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