SIOUX FALLS, S.D. - The Summit League officially announced the All-Summit teams today and four Mavericks were honored. Mike Boeve and Devin Hurdle earned First Team honors for third base and shortstop, while Brennen Bales earned Second Team honors as a utility player and Harrison Kreiling earned an Honorable Mention as a starting pitcher.

A no-doubter, Boeve is now 3-for-3 in First Team honors in his career after finishing the regular season with personal bests in average (.401) and OBP (.515). Boeve also recorded 14 doubles to climb to 53 in his career and second all-time in Omaha. He capped off the season with the game-tying home run at Northern Colorado on Saturday for his fourth of the season. That home runs was also his 32nd RBI of the season, giving him 94 in his career. 

Hurdle earned his first ever Summit League honor after taking a massive step forward this season. Year over year, the shortstop increased his average from .230 to .377, his OBP from .315 to .435, and his SLG from .335 to .556. He also greatly cut down on strikeouts, going from 54 to 25. He had a career-high five home runs and 57 hits too. In addition to this, Hurdle's 21 multi-hit games were the most on the team as well.

Two-way Bales made a huge impact in his first season in Omaha, hitting .283 with five home runs and 25 RBIs, while also making 12 relief appearances, striking out 12 and earning one win. Bales also had two multi-home run games, hitting two each at Oral Roberts and South Dakota State. On the mound, he finished the season with back-to-back scoreless outings vs. Western Illinois and at Creighton.

Kreiling also earns his first All-Summit honor after returning from injury and making 10 appearances with eight starts for Omaha, compiling a 4.60 ERA with 45 strikeouts.  He was named the league's pitcher of the week on May 8 after setting a career high with 11 strikeouts in six shutout innings vs. Western Illinois.

Full List

Individual Awards
Player of the Year: Jonah Cox, Oral Roberts
Pitcher of the Year: Cade Denton, Oral Roberts
Newcomer of the Year: Jonah Cox, Oral Roberts
Defensive Player of the Year: Mac McCroskey, Oral Roberts
Coach of the Year: Ryan Folmar, Oral Roberts

First Team
C - Ryan McDonald, South Dakota State
1B - Jake McMurray, Oral Roberts
2B - Peter Brookshaw, North Dakota State
3B - Mike Boeve, Omaha
SS - Devin Hurdle, Omaha
OF - Jonah Cox, Oral Roberts
OF - Matt Hogan, Oral Roberts
OF - Nick Mitchell, Western Illinois
DH - Drew Stahl,  Oral Roberts
UT - Druw Sackett, North Dakota State
SP - Cade Feeney, North Dakota State
SP - Jakob Hall, Oral Roberts
SP - Tristen Roehrich, North Dakota State
RP - Cade Denton, Oral Roberts

Second Team
C - Jacob Godman, Oral Roberts
1B - James Dunlap, North Dakota State
2B - Cade Stuff, South Dakota State
3B - Holden Breeze, Oral Roberts
SS - Mac McCroskey, Oral Roberts 
OF - Cadyn Schwabe, North Dakota State
OF - Justin Quinn, Oral Roberts
OF - Drew Beazley, South Dakota State
DH - Chase VanDerGinst, Western Illinois
UT - Brennen Bales, Omaha
SP - Brooks Fowler, Oral Roberts
SP - Harley Gollert, Oral Roberts
SP - Parker Puetz, North Dakota State
RP - Skyler Riedinger, North Dakota State

Honorable Mention
C - Adam Juran, Western Illinois
1B - Dawson Parry, South Dakota State
1B - Cadon Wagner, Northern Colorado
2B - Kyree Alexander, Western Illinois
3B - Nic Nelson, South Dakota State
SS - Luke Ira, South Dakota State
OF - Reece Anderson, South Dakota State
OF - Jake King, Northern Colorado
DH - Stephen Lund, North Dakota State
UT - Blaze Brothers, Oral Roberts
SP - Jake Goble, South Dakota State
SP - Harrison Kreiling, Omaha
SP - Dylan Smith, Northern Colorado
RP - Eli Sundquist, Omaha