Richardson, Texas - Texas A&M International University baseball reigned in an impressive haul of honors in the recently concluded season, with five Dustdevils receiving all-conference recognition.

Leading the charge is Isaac Stanwick, a native of Eagle Pass, Texas, who was voted LSC Freshman of the Year. Stanwick's achievements include a batting average of .304, scoring 48 runs, and drawing 41 walks in the regular season. Stanwick also stole 11 bases and started every game in center field.

Additionally, Isaac Ponce secured First Team honors after a 7-4 year for TAMIU. Ponce led the Dustdevils with a 4.32 ERA and an impressive 81 strikeouts during the season, ranking third and second in the conference in those respective categories.

Abiam Medina earned Second Team honors for his performance in the 2024 season. Medina led the team with an impressive .405 batting average on the year, scoring 52 runs and driving in a team-high of 58.

Further adding to the list of accolades, Cody Templeton and Nomar Prieto both received Third Team honors. Templeton, with a record of 5-4, boasted a 4.59 ERA and 64 strikeouts in 13 starts for TAMIU. Prieto exhibited his prowess by hitting .329, scoring 34 runs, and driving in 24 runs in 48 games this season.

TAMIU Baseball's achievements extend beyond individual accolades. The team closed the season with a 24-28 overall record and a 24-24 record in conference play. The Dustdevils also made program history as they appeared in the LSC Tournament for the first time.