Braden Calise (INF, University of Central Florida): Calise, a transfer from Louisville, recorded his first base hit with UCF on Sunday at Oklahoma.

Dominic Castellano (LHP, University of Central Florida): Castellano led UCF to a Wednesday upset at Florida by pitching 4 ⅔ innings of relief with five strikeouts and one run allowed. He followed the strong showing with a pair of strikeouts in 1 ⅓ innings Saturday at Oklahoma. Castellano now holds a 2.31 ERA with 13 K’s in 11 ⅔ innings.

Hayden Coon and Candon Dahle (RHP, Brigham Young University): Coon and Dahle combined to toss 2 ⅓ scoreless innings out of the bullpen in BYU’s Tuesday win at UNLV. Coon earned the win as the Cougars’ top pitcher of the game, keeping the Rebels hitless in 1 ⅔ innings.

Hunter Day (RHP, Missouri State University): Day did not allow a run in 2 ⅓  innings Sunday at Central Arkansas, closing out the game and earning his first win as a Bear. He now has a 4.26 ERA with two saves and a win through 12 ⅔ innings pitched.

Aydan Decker-Petty (RHP, Indiana University): Decker-Petty punched out five in three innings during his Sunday outing against Troy. He set career highs for innings pitched and strikeouts with the performance.

Carter Hanson (OF, University of Massachusetts): Hanson drove in a run in each of the Minutemen’s final two games at Elon. On Saturday, he picked up a double before recording three hits on Sunday. Hanson is currently slashing .256/.356/.487 with nine RBI in 10 games.

Dallin Harrison (RHP, University of San Diego): Harrison pitched a scoreless inning of relief Sunday at Dallas Baptist. He owns a 3.37 ERA in 3 appearances to open his college career.

Tyler Hemmesch (RHP, University of Minnesota): Hemmesch heaved three perfect innings of relief with three strikeouts Thursday against Gonzaga. The Sartell native now has 1.80 ERA with 11 strikeouts in 10 innings to open his college career.

Brandon Jaenke (RHP, Viterbo University): Jaenke punched out five in four innings for the second consecutive start at Midland. He currently leads Viterbo in innings pitched (24.2) and strikeouts (29).

Piercen McElyea (RHP, Tarleton State University): McElyea overcame a slow start to pitch 3 ⅓ innings with just two runs allowed and two strikeouts Friday. His Texans would go on to defeat Abilene Christian 10-4.