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College  | Story | 2/3/2022

Conference Preview: MAC

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2021 Records

Teams are listed in alphabetical order*

School W L W L
Akron 15 36 8 32
Ball State 38 18 18 22
Bowling Green 20 30 18 22
Central Michigan 40 17 31 9
Eastern Michigan 21 30 15 25
Kent State 30 26 23 17
Miami 25 31 18 22
Northern Illinois 16 38 15 25
Ohio 28 25 19 21
Toledo 23 33 21 19
Western Michigan 24 26 23 17


Preseason All-Conference Team


Pos. Name School Stats/Notes
C Connor Charping Western Michigan .355-3-35; 2021 1st Team All-MAC, ranked 5th in D1 w/ 32 SBs
1B Justin Kirby Kent State .301-5-25; career performer w/ power, 14 HRs and 25 2Bs in his 2 full seasons
MIF Mario Camilletti Central Michigan .330-3-45 w/ 15 2Bs; 2021 1st Team All-MAC, 2nd in D1 w/ 61 BB, led the MAC w/ .502 OBP
MIF Taylor Hopkins Eastern Michigan .306-8-30; 2021 1st Team All-MAC, experienced SS, breakout year in '21
3B Nathan Rose Bowling Green .311-1-20 w/ 14 2Bs; 2021 1st Team All-MAC as a freshman
OF Nick Powell Ball State .351-4-37 w/ 21 total XBHs; 2021 2nd Team All-MAC, polished all-around hitter
OF Collin Mathews Kent State .332-6-49 w/ 14 2Bs; 2021 2nd Team All-MAC, breakout year in '21, hit + power
OF John Servello Toledo .286-6-24 w/ 24 total XBHs; pure hitter and consistent performer, continues to gain power
DH Justin Miknis Kent State .349-4-6 w/ 20 total XBHs; 2021 2nd Team All-MAC, breakout year in '21
UT Garrett Navarra Central Michigan .285-4-40; versatile LHP/OF, 165 ABs and 50 IP in '21, 63:17 K:BB
SP Andrew Taylor Central Michigan 11-4, 1.81 ERA, 94.1 IP, 125:24 K:BB, 2021 1st Team All-MAC and Pitcher of the Year, big draft name
SP Jonathan Brand Miami 64.1 IP, 80:38 K:BB; into mid 90's w/ plus CB, solid CH, SL has vastly improved 
SP Easton Sikorski Western Michigan 5-3, 63 IP, 62:18 K:BB, 2 CG's, excellent competitor, high pitchability, low 90s w/ good SL
SP Jordan Patty Central Michigan 10-2, 2.46 ERA, 91.1 IP, 78:28 K:BB; 2021 2nd Team All-MAC, veteran arm w/ elite command
RP Eddie Kutt Ohio 8-5, 2.92 ERA, 74 IP, 84:13 K:BB w/ 5 saves; 2021 1st Team All-MAC, career performer w/ good stuff


Player of the Year: Mario Camilletti, MIF, Central Michigan
Pitcher of the Year: Andrew Taylor, RHP, Central Michigan
Freshman of the Year: Zach Macdonald, OF, Miami

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