SEWANEE, Tenn. – Sewanee senior
Matt Munn earned First Team All-SAA honors and freshman
Will Jennewein was voted Rookie of the Year, as voted on by league baseball coaches and announced Wednesday by the conference office.
In addition, junior
Charlie Teel, sophomore
Zach Fortman and Jennewein each garnered Second Team All-League accolades while freshman
Aidan Petrocco and senior
Blake Pou were voted Honorable Mention and senior
Alden Wright was named to the All-Sportsmanship Team.
This marks the fourth straight All-SAA accolade for Munn after garnering Second Team honors last season and Honorable Mention as a freshman and sophomore. He posted a 5-2 mark with a 2.90 ERA in 11 games, all starts, covering 68.1 innings. The righthander struck out 71, walked just 13 and opponents batted only .255 against him. He tossed at least six innings nine times in 11 outings and seven or more innings six times.
Munn worked seven shutout frames early in the season versus Otterbein and DePauw and gave up one unearned run in six innings at Hendrix. The Bellaire, Texas, native pitched eight scoreless innings at Oglethorpe and allowed two earned runs in league starts versus Rhodes, Millsaps and Berry. He also struck out 12 batters against Millsaps and Centre and 10 in the season opener versus Capital. Munn finished his career with 232 strikeouts in 242.1 innings of work over 48 career appearances.
Jennewein made an immediate impact at the plate and in centerfield defensively. The Tampa, Fla., native batted .341 with seven doubles, six home runs, 32 RBIs and 34 runs scored in 40 games with 39 starts. He also drew 20 walks for a .434 on-base percentage. He collected 13 multi-hit outings, including four hits versus Capital and three against Rhodes and Oglethorpe. Jennewein recorded three outfield assists and made several outstanding defensive catches.
Teel started the season at third base but played most of the year at first base. He was a Second Team All-SAA selection last season and Honorable Mention as a freshman.
The Homewood, Ala., native batted a team-best .396 with 15 doubles, one homer, 22 RBIs and 34 runs scored in 38 games. He also walked 16 times and was hit 11 times for a .488 on-base percentage. He hit safely in 30-of-38 contests with 17 multi-hit games with six three-hit outings.
Fortman took over the starting shortstop role a little over two weeks into the season, batting .333 in 34 games with 29 starts. He registered six doubles, four triples, two home runs, 29 RBIs and 31 runs scored while drawing 10 walks and nine hit by pitches for a .434 on-base percentage. The Clinton, S.C., native hit safely in 18 of his 29 starts with 13 multi-hit outings, including three hits apiece versus DePauw, Edgewood and Rhodes.
Petrocco played in 26 games with 25 starts, taking over at second base in mid-March. He batted .333 with five doubles, 14 RBIs and 18 runs scored as well as 14 walks. The Johns Creek, Ga., native hit safely in 16 of his 25 starts with 11 multi-hit outings, including four hits at Oglethorpe and three versus LeTourneau. He also committed only two errors in 117 chances.
Pou also garnered Honorable Mention accolades last season. The Houston, Texas, native hit .341 with nine doubles, seven homers, 32 RBIs and 32 runs scored while starting all 40 games. He also walked 27 times with 10 hit by pitches for a .485 on-base percentage. He collected 11 multi-hit contests, including four hits against Capital and Covenant and three on four occasions. Pou hit safely in 24 games during the year as well.
2025 SAA Baseball All-Conference Teams
Athlete of the Year: Bradley Pelle, Millsaps College
Pitcher of the Year: Nick Tarantino, Millsaps College
Rookie of the Year:
Will Jennewein, Sewanee
Coach of the Year: Jim Page, Millsaps College
FIRST TEAM ALL-SAA
SP –
Matt Munn, Sewanee
SP – Zac Sohosky, Rhodes College
SP – Nick Tarantino, Millsaps College
RP – Mick Arney, Rhodes College
C – Andrew Pendleton, Berry College
1B – Riley Uhls, Berry College
2B – Joey Garcia, Berry College
SS – Jonathan Cruz, Oglethorpe University
3B – Gray Berry, Millsaps College
OF – Nick Brunswick, Berry College
OF – Ayden Lohr, Centre College
OF – Bradley Pelle, Millsaps College
DH – Evan Scott, Millsaps College
UT – Ben Prather, Centre College
SECOND TEAM ALL-SAA
SP – Harrison Cowdrey, Centre College
SP – Dylan Kalmus, Hendrix College
SP – Aiden Leggett, Hendrix College
RP – Zach Heavern, Centre College
RP – Cole Porter, Berry College
C – Evan Weyler, Centre College
1B – Case Page, Millsaps College
1B –
Charlie Teel, Sewanee
2B – Aaron Lopez, Centre College
SS –
Zach Fortman, Sewanee
3B – Jaxson Corr, Oglethorpe University
3B – Austin Rabago, Hendrix College
OF –
Will Jennewein, Sewanee
OF – Trey Kinnan, Oglethorpe University
OF – Alex Knapp, Berry College
OF – Isaiah Pou, Oglethorpe University
DH – Ben Burkhart, Rhodes College
UT – Ben Daniel, Rhodes College
HONORABLE MENTION ALL-SAA
Quinn Blackman, Rhodes College
Branyan Bounds, Millsaps College
Fred Fields, Millsaps College
Rowan Glover, Hendrix College
Ian Guthrie, Hendrix College
Drake Job, Hendrix College
Tate Henderson, Oglethorpe University
Cooper Krause, Oglethorpe University
Cooper Kuriger, Rhodes College
EJ Ousley, Millsaps College
Aidan Petrocco, Sewanee
Blake Pou, Sewanee
Nick Tarantino, Oglethorpe University
Brandon Trichell, Rhodes College
Owen Shaw, Hendrix College
Caleb Spikes, Berry College
Braxton Waller, Hendrix College
Jackson Ware, Millsaps College
Joseph Watts, Hendrix College
Baylor Woodall, Centre College
ALL-SPORTSMANSHIP TEAM
Caleb Spikes, Berry College
Ethan McGriff, Centre College
Ian Guthrie, Hendrix College
Zac Farris, Millsaps College
Alex Steckler, Oglethorpe University
Malcolm Rohfling, Rhodes College
Alden Wright, Sewanee
