NEWTOWN, Pa. – The Lebanon Valley College Baseball team was presented with several honors from the Middle Atlantic Conference (MAC) on Monday, as the conference office announced in a release that senior catcher Jace Fetterman was selected as the MAC Freedom Player of the Year and eight Dutchmen were listed on the All-MAC Freedom Team.  

Fetterman was joined on the First Team by senior first baseman Logan Brewer, junior shortstop Owen Berry, and first-year third baseman Carter Enders. Junior pitcher Jacob Detwiler and graduate student relief pitcher Michael Williams were also named to the Second Team. Additionally, sophomore pitcher Trey Dianna and sophomore second baseman Dylan Mennillo were recognized as Honorable Mentions.  

Fetterman earned his third career All-Conference honors, as he was named to the All-MAC Commonwealth Second Team as a first-year and sophomore. The senior is the first member of the Dutchmen to be chosen as the MAC Freedom Player of the Year while marking the first to garner this recognition from their conference since Nico Santoro received the MAC Commonwealth Player of the Year award in 2023. Among qualified batters this year, Fetterman led LVC with a .408 batting average, a 1.235 OPS, 62 hits, and 18 doubles, while tying for the team lead in home runs with eight and hit-by-pitches with 10. The senior was also second on the club in runs scored with 42, RBIs with 42, and walks with 34. The catcher also threw out 15 runners attempting to steal bases. In the MAC Freedom during the regular season, Fetterman was second in doubles, tied for second in home runs, third in hits, third in RBIs, third in runners caught stealing behind the plate, fourth in walks, fifth in batting average, sixth in runs scored, and tied for ninth in hit-by-pitches. Fetterman's top games of the year include when he tied a season-high three hits with a grand slam and a double while driving in a career-high six runs and scoring a career-high four runs in the 19-3 victory over Penn State Berks on April 22. The senior also homered twice in the regular season finale against Arcadia University on April 26, marking his first career multi-homer game and tying the program's all-time home runs record. He went on to break this record during the MAC Freedom Semifinal. Additionally, Fetterman ended the regular season on a 10-game hitting streak. The catcher was recognized by the conference twice during the year for his production with the MAC Freedom Player of the Week award on April 21 and April 28.  

Brewer was named to an All-Conference team for the third time in his career, as he was listed on the All-MAC Commonwealth Second Team as a sophomore and as an All-MAC Freedom Honorable Mention as a junior. This season, the senior led Lebanon Valley with 53 RBIs and three triples while tying for the team lead in home runs with eight. Among qualified batters, Brewer was also second with a .346 batting average, second with a 1.038 OPS, second with 56 hits, second with 16 doubles, third with 19 walks, and fourth with 35 runs scored. In the conference during the regular season, Brewer was first in RBIs, tied for second in home runs, tied for fifth in doubles, tied for fifth in triples, and tied for eighth in hits. The senior had multiple big games for Lebanon Valley during the season, such as when he hit two home runs with a grand slam and had a career-high seven RBIs in the club's 14-8 victory over DeSales University on March 22. Brewer also tied a season-high three hits and drove in four runs while stealing a base during LVC's 12-9 win against King's College on April 13. Additionally, the senior reached multiple milestones during the season, recording his 100th career hit, his 100th career RBI, and his 100th career run scored.  

Berry was chosen to the All-MAC Freedom Team for the first time in his career after delivering a strong junior campaign. Among qualified batters this year, the shortstop led the Dutchmen with a single-season program record of 52 runs scored, 36 walks, and 14 stolen bases while ranking third with 43 hits, third with six hit-by-pitches, tied for third with 11 doubles, fourth with a .272 batting average, fifth with 24 RBIs, and fifth with a .759 OPS. In the MAC Freedom during the regular season, Berry ranked second in runs scored, second in walks, and tied for eighth in stolen bases. Additionally, Berry posted a team-best 2.84 ERA and struck out seven batters to post three saves in seven relief appearances for LVC. The junior contributed to several victories for the Flying Dutchmen this season, including when he tied a career-high three hits with a double while driving in two runs, crossing the plate twice, and stealing a base during the 21-4 win over Delaware Valley University on March 29. Berry also tallied a hit, a run scored, and a stolen base while tying a career-high three RBIs in the 13-4 victory at FDU-Florham on April 19.  

Enders garnered All-MAC Freedom honors for his successful first collegiate season. Among Lebanon Valley players, the first-year ranked fifth with 34 hits while recording a .340 batting average, 34 hits, five doubles, 14 RBIs, 13 walks, four hit-by-pitches, and three stolen bases. Enders played an important role in several of LVC's wins during the season, such as when he tied a season-high three hits, knocked in a run, and scored two runs in the 16-9 victory at No. 18/No. 21 Misericordia University on April 4. The first-year also logged two hits with a double while tying a season-high two RBIs and scoring a season-high three runs in the win at FDU-Florham.  

Detwiler received All-Conference honors for the second time in his career, as he was also listed on the All-MAC Commonwealth Second Team as a relief pitcher in 2023. This season, the junior pitcher led LVC with 44 strikeouts while tying for the team lead in wins by posting a 4-2 record. In the MAC Freedom during the regular season, Detwiler was tied for sixth in wins and tied for seventh in strikeouts. The junior's top performances of the campaign include his eight strikeouts in five scoreless innings in Lebanon Valley's 8-5 victory over Wilkes University on March 4 during the Florida Spring Break Trip. Detwiler also struck out four batters while allowing just one run and three hits in six innings of work during the 12-1 win against King's College on April 13. The junior was honored for these efforts with the MAC Freedom Pitcher of the Week award on March 10 and April 14.  

Williams was presented with All-MAC Freedom honors for the first time in his career after a strong 2025 season. Among Lebanon Valley's pitching staff, the graduate student was tied for the team lead in wins by delivering a 4-1 record while ranking fifth with 30 strikeouts. In the conference during the regular season, he was tied for sixth in victories. Williams posted multiple key relief appearances during the campaign, such as when he struck out a career-high five batters in 2.2 shutout innings in the 9-3 victory over Delaware Valley on March 28. The graduate student then tied a career-high five strikeouts in a pair of scoreless frames during the 12-6 win against FDU-Florham on April 18.  

Dianna earned All-Conference recognition for the first time in his career, following his solid sophomore campaign on the mound. The sophomore was first on the team among qualified pitchers with a 4.89 ERA while tying for second on the club with three wins and ranking fourth with 33 strikeouts. Dianna's top efforts of the season include when he struck out four batters in five innings of work while just allowing two runs in the 14-8 victory over DeSales. The sophomore also tied a season-high five strikeouts while holding the opposition to just one earned run in five frames on the mound during the 21-4 win at Delaware Valley.  

Mennillo was listed on the All-MAC Freedom Team after his successful debut campaign for the Dutchmen. The sophomore tied for third on LVC with seven stolen bases while registering a .263 batting average, 31 hits, 15 walks, three doubles, 14 RBIs, and 24 runs scored. Mennillo was a pivotal performer in multiple wins for Lebanon Valley this spring, such as when he tied a season-high with two hits and set a season-high with three RBIs while scoring a run in the 15-4 win at Delaware Valley in seven innings on March 29. The sophomore second baseman also tied a season-high two hits with a double, knocked in a run, and tied a season-high two runs scored during the 17-13 victory over Arcadia University on April 26.  

The 2025 All-MAC Freedom Baseball Team and major award winners are listed below.  

2025 All-MAC Freedom Baseball Team
Player of the Year: Jace Fetterman, Lebanon Valley
Pitcher of the Year: David Finch, Stevens
Rookie of the Year: Jacob Rivera, DeSales
Coach of the Year: Kristaps Aldins, Stevens

First Team

Position	Name	Year	School
Pitcher	Justin Doyle	Graduate Student	Stevens
Pitcher	Jordan Fisse	Junior	Stevens
Pitcher	Bryan Henry	Sophomore	Misericordia

 

Relief Pitcher	David Finch	Sophomore	Stevens
Relief Pitcher	Cam Nebel	Senior	Arcadia

 

Catcher

Jace Fetterman

Senior

Lebanon Valley

 

First Base	Logan Brewer	Senior	Lebanon Valley
Second Base	Brooks Kanwisher	Sophomore	Misericordia
Shortstop	Owen Berry	Junior	Lebanon Valley
Third Base	Carter Enders	First-Year	Lebanon Valley
Third Base	Colin Houck	Senior	DeSales

 

Outfield	Zach Day	Senior	King's
Outfield	Dylan Fishbough	Junior	Stevens
Outfield	Jack Regenye	Senior	Misericordia

 

Designated Hitter

Anthony Bruno

Senior

Arcadia

 

Utility

Kevin Wheeler

Junior

Arcadia

Second Team

Position	Name	Year	School
Pitcher	Will Conroy	Graduate Student	Arcadia
Pitcher	Jacob Detwiler	Junior	Lebanon Valley
Pitcher	Erik Sibbach	Junior	Stevens

 

Relief Pitcher	Mitchell Bramsway	Graduate Student	Arcadia
Relief Pitcher	Michael Williams	Graduate Student	Lebanon Valley

 

Catcher

Brock Bollinger

Senior

Misericordia

 

First Base	Jacob Rivera	First-Year	DeSales
Second Base	Ryan Radigan	First-Year	Arcadia
Shortstop	Aaron Santos	Senior	FDU-Florham
Third Base	Kieran O'Brien	Graduate Student	Stevens

 

Outfield	JT Anderosky	Junior	DeSales
Outfield	Jack Giovenco	Senior	FDU-Florham
Outfield	Travis Kerr	Graduate Student	DeSales

 

Designated Hitter

Eli Somers

Senior

Stevens

Honorable Mention

Position	Name	Year	School
Pitcher	Trey Dianna	Sophomore	Lebanon Valley
Pitcher	Mike Hooker	Junior	DeSales
Pitcher	Frank Parrotti	Senior	DeSales
Relief Pitcher	Alex DeSimone	Senior	FDU-Florham
Catcher	Gavin Zavorski	Graduate Student	DeSales
First Base	Victor Schilleci	Senior	Stevens
Second Base	Dylan Mennillo	Sophomore	Lebanon Valley
Shortstop	Chip Krese	Sophomore	Stevens
Shortstop	Jeremy Stranix	Sophomore	DeSales
Outfield	Max Oswald	Junior	Arcadia
Designated Hitter	Owen Fischl	Senior	DeSales

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