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College  | Story | 2/9/2026

Conference Preview: Summit

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2025 Records

Teams are listed in alphabetical order*

Team W L W L
Northern Colorado 18 33 9 21
North Dakota State 21 34 13 15
Omaha 20 30 12 16
Oral Roberts 37 22 21 9
South Dakota State 16 36 12 18
St. Thomas 29 21 21 9


Preseason All-Conference Team

Pos.
Name School Stats/Notes
C Wailele Kane-Yates
Oral Roberts .341/.425/.576 12 HR, 50 RBI. Big time power bat with pro looks.
1B Jackson Trout
Omaha .328/.404/.451 5 HR, 37 RBI. One of better athletes in the League. Versatile defender.
2B Tanner Recchio St. Thomas .324/.418/.415 30 SB, 8.4 K%. Elite bat to ball guy, spark plug up the middle.
3B Henry Zipay
Omaha .384/.475/.551 15 2B, 5 3B. Returning Summit Player of the Year. One of the better hit profiles in the League.
SS Martell Davis Oral Roberts .285/.342/.472 10 HR, 38 RBI. Power hitting MIF with experience and versatility.
OF Will Edmunson
Oral Roberts
.319/.394/.466 9 HR, 33 RBI. Good strike zone discipline. Table setter for deepest lineup in the conference.
OF Owen Siegert
South Dakota State .329/.414/.500, 12 SB, 11.9 K%. Athletic top of the order presence.
OF Dante Smith
North Dakota State .303/.383/.394 11 SB, 22 RBI. Dynamic athlete. True five tool potential.
DH Tyler Bishop  Omaha .299/.380/.490 9 HR, 51 RBI. High power projection, will also play some 1B.
UTL Matthew Maulik
St. Thomas .315/.399/.485 7 HR, 39 RBI. Impact, versatile piece with strong batted ball data.
SP Easton Teel
Oral Roberts 2.95 ERA, 82.1 IP, 54 K. Returning Pitcher of the Year. High level command arm.
SP Nathan Love
Oral Roberts 4.01 ERA, 76.1 IP, 54 K. Steady arm with one of the better breakers in the League.
SP Tanner Foertsch
Omaha 4.95 ERA, 40 IP, 40 K. Fastball 89-93 with elite command. 4 good secondaries.
SP Zak Endres
St. Thomas 3.74 ERA, 43.1 IP, 44 K. Strong relief option who found a way to solve command issues in 25.
RP Luke Guest
Northern Colorado 4.43 ERA, 22.1 IP, 20 K. Pitchability righty with stuff that plays at altitude.


Player of the Year: Wailele Kane-Yates, Oral Roberts
Pitcher of the Year: Easton Teel, Oral Roberts
Freshman of the Year: Kaden Connor, North Dakota State

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