After a long winter, it was recently announced that Andrew Kratzer and Mike Robinson were named Pitching and Hitting MVPs of the Southeast Division of the NECBA. Jay Godfrey and Jordan Kessel were also named to the team, Godfrey as an infielder and Kessel as a catcher.

Kratzer was dominant on the mound in the fall with an Earned Run average of less than 0.5 giving up only two earned runs in 30 innings with 51 strikeouts. He pitched the toughest games for the Terriers with wins over The University of Vermont, The University of New Hampshire, and the University of Maine. Kratzer will be looking to continue this success this spring in his final season of eligibility with the Terriers.

Fellow Senior Mike Robinson was named hitting MVP for the Southeast division. The senior center fielder led the team with a .480 batting average and also topped the stat chart in on base percentage with a whopping .581.

While Godfrey’s statistics don’t match up to to that of Robinson, they were also impressive. Godfrey hit for both power and average. He gave clutch hitting and had a great eye at the plate, finishing third on the team with 9 runs batted in and led the team with 8 walks.

Kessel had a strong statistical year in his first full season taking over full time catching duties. He led the team in several categories including hits, doubles, home runs, and also led the team with 15 runs batted in and a .764 slugging percentage.

Congrats to our two MVPs and our two All-Stars as they look to continue both their individual and team success in the spring season.