SAINT PAUL, Minn. - The Yellowjacket baseball team saw 10 of its student-athletes receive postseason plaudits and snag three-of-five major awards from the Upper Midwest Athletic Conference (UMAC), the league announced Wednesday. 

UMAC Player of the Year
Tanner Voight (Stillwater, Minn./Stillwater)

UMAC Pitcher of the Year
Zach Romans (Saint Michael, Minn./Saint Michael)

UMAC Coach of the Year
TJ Oakes

All-Conference
Zach Romans (Saint Michael, Minn./Saint Michael)
Josh Pritchard (Surrey, British Columbia/Clayton Heights Secondary)
Gio Basile (Eau Claire, Wis./Eau Claire North)
Trey Sybrant (Saint Michael, Minn./Saint Michael-Albertville) 
Tanner Voight (Stillwater, Minn./Stillwater) 
Noah Dagostino (Andover, Minn./Andover) 
Wylee Lottman (Kerkhoven, Minn./Kerkhoven-Murdock-Sunburg) 
Carter Thielke (Fergus Falls, Minn./Fergus Falls)
 
All-UMAC Honorable Mention
Kaden Corlett (Gordon, Wis./Solon Springs) 
Brian O'Dwyer (Maple Grove, Minn./Maple Grove)
 

All-Sportsmanship
Mason McKellar (Nashotah, Wis./Arrowhead)
 

Voight ends his Yellowjacket career on a high note, serving as the league's player of the year. He hit a team-leading .414 in 40 starts, clubbing 65 hits with 13 doubles, a triple, and a league-leading 15 home runs. This mark also stands tied for sixth in NCAA Division III. Romans toed the rubber on 12 occasions and logged a team-best 64.2 innings. He limited hitters to batting just .245, throwing a pair of complete game shutouts against North Central and Minnesota Morris in conference action, leading him to an ERA of 3.76 and to his first pitcher of the year plaudits. 

Pritchard led the Yellowjacket rotation with an ERA of 3.11. Making 12 appearances, he also threw a pair of complete games, shutting out Bethany Lutheran and Crown and finishing his year with four wins. Basile was dominant out of the bullpen, pitching to a 3-1 record coupled with a 1.75 ERA. In 25.2 innings pitched he fanned 22 opposing batters while limiting hitters to just a .231 batting average. Sybrant's senior season saw him start in 39-of-40 games played, clubbing 11 doubles and driving in 27 RBIs to go alongside an on-base percentage of .412. 

Dagostino exploded offensively this season, hitting a career-high .391 batting average. Starting in 38-of-40 games, he clubbed 13 doubles, a trio of triples and a home run for 33 RBIs. He ranked third among starters in slugging percentage (.536) and added nine stolen bases. Additionally, he ended the season with a 25-game hitting streak. Lottman also displayed his best season, securing 35 hits in 117 trips for a .299 batting average. He slugged to a clip of .402 while drawing 12 hit-by-pitches and snagging seven stolen bases. 

Thielke enjoyed his first season as a Yellowjacket as a two-way player. On the mound he appeared in 10 games, pitching 44.1 innings and striking out 38 for a 5-1 record. As an outfielder, he hit .300 with six doubles, two triples and drove in 12 while manning centerfield. Corlett's sophomore campaign ended with a 3-0 record, hurling 37 innings and striking out 44 opposing batters. He limited hitters to just a .145 batting average just 10 earned runs. O'Dwyer ends his collegiate season with his best offensive season, clubbing 41 hits with 10 doubles, a triple and a team-second nine homers.  

The Yellowjackets capped a historic season in 2026. They won a share of the UMAC Regular Season Championship for the first time in program history, along with setting a new program record in wins. They finish the campaign with a UMAC record of 14-4 and an overall mark of 27-14.