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“Night Market” Presented by Deaconess scheduled for Friday, June 14
The second annual “Night Market” series returns
JUNE 12, 2024
ANNOUNCEMENT – June 12 2024: The Downtown Evansville Economic Improvement District (EID) is hosting the Night Market Presented by Deaconess on Friday, June 14 from 5 PM – 8 PM.
The event will feature 20+ local makers on the 900 Block of Main Street. Discover handmade goods, curated vintage, local producers and treats from a diverse range of vendors and businesses. Activities will include live music from D.R. Bridges and a colorful fringe backdrop for photo memories near Main Street Food and Beverage at 900 Main Street.
“We are excited to host our first event on the 900 Block of Main Street. “The Night Market”
series started in 2023 as an opportunity to support local makers and vendors outside of the traditional market hours. The market serves as the perfect place to unwind after work, connect with the community, and shop and dine Downtown,” said Adam Trinkel, executive director, of EID. Admission is free. Downtown stores and restaurants will be open for customers. The 900 block is home to multiple businesses with evening hours, including Main Street Food & Beverage (Bowlify Superfoods, La Campirana, Mikey’s Caribbean Restaurant, NOMOD, Rava’s), La Mexicana Restaurant, and Someplace Else Night Club, which will celebrate its 34th anniversary this year. Food trucks FireChicken, Bruce Li, and 3 Chicks Fudgery will also serve food. Public restrooms will be accessible for guests on the 900 Block.
Each Night Market highlights a different area of our neighborhood and drives economic development through increased consumer footfall and spending at Downtown businesses. The Night Market series continues Friday, August 9 on Sixth Street (from Sycamore to Locust) and Friday, November 1 on Fourth Street (from Locust to Chestnut). Deaconess is the presenting sponsor for each Night Market and Hot 96 is the media sponsor.
Stephanie Stemle named Interim Dean of Vincennes University Jasper
VINCENNES, Ind. June 12, 2024 – Vincennes University is pleased to announce that Stephanie Stemle, Assistant Vice President for Strategic Initiatives, will take on the role of Interim Dean of VU Jasper as current Assistant Vice President and Dean Christian Blome is leaving VUJ for a new professional opportunity.
Stemle, a Dubois County native and resident, brings 14 years of dedicated service at VU to her interim role. Her deep roots in the community and extensive experience with VU make her the perfect candidate to ensure a smooth transition and continued success at VU Jasper.
Blome has accepted a new position as Assistant Vice President of Talent and Training Solutions at Regional Opportunity Initiatives (ROI), where he will promote and support workforce development and education and training partnerships among industry, K-12, and higher education across an 11-county region, including Dubois, Crawford, Daviess, Lawrence, Martin, and Orange Counties.
Stemle will work closely with the VU President Dr. Chuck Johnson, VU Provost Dr. Laura Treanor, and other university leaders to maintain excellence and continuity during this leadership change.
According to Johnson, “Stephanie’s knowledge and experience at VU along with her strategic expertise make her a natural choice for this interim role. Her local knowledge and track record of helping to develop innovative partnerships inside and outside the University will be invaluable as we navigate this transition and assure that VUJ will be in good hands.”
In her current role within the Government and Legal Affairs division, Stemle leads the advancement of the University’s strategic priorities, which focus on promoting student success, economic and workforce development, industry collaboration, and K-12 partnerships.
She serves as a liaison to all levels of state government where she has helped monitor and influence state policy, represent the University in public meetings, prepare the University’s operating and capital budget requests, and work with economic development agencies to leverage the abilities of VU to enhance economic vitality in the state. She has been a valued partner in VU’s community development initiatives including Regional Cities, READI 1.0, READI 2.0, and the College and Community Collaboration program.
Stemle also led the expansion of VU’s Office of Grant Administration which develops state, federal, and private grant proposals on behalf of VU. Most recently, she directed the development and implementation of several Lilly Endowment grants awarded to the University, which have centered on supporting work-based learning programs, implementing Design and Innovation Studios in elementary schools across Dubois, Daviess, and Knox Counties, launching VU’s Pre-College Programs, and initiating the new Center for Applied Robotics and Automation (CARA).
With a keen understanding of the evolving needs of higher education, Stemle works with faculty and staff across VU’s statewide campuses including Vincennes, Jasper, and Indianapolis to promote program quality, including soliciting funding for training equipment and state-of-the-art technology. She advocates for career and technical education and was instrumental in obtaining line-item funding and continued financial support of VU’s statewide Career and Technical Early Colleges.
As a lifelong resident of Dubois County, Stemle is committed to using her experience to continue building on the meaningful work at the VU Jasper Campus. She holds bachelor’s and master’s of Public Affairs degrees from Indiana University-Bloomington. She is a graduate of Northeast Dubois High School. Before joining Vincennes University, she was the Assistant Director of the Dubois County Community Foundation. She serves on the Radius Indiana board of directors and has volunteered with Junior Achievement. Stemle and her husband, Luke, reside in Jasper with their four children.
Stemle said, “I look forward to working with VUJ students and my colleagues at the Jasper Campus to continue to build on the collaborative opportunities with K-12 and community and employer partners.”
Under Blome’s leadership, VU Jasper has served as a model for Indiana in workforce and education alignment.
VU Provost Dr. Laura Treanor said, “Christian Blome has been a passionate and dedicated leader of VUJ for years. As assistant vice president and dean, he engaged Dubois County and the surrounding areas with innovative partnerships and ideas. As a University Community, we are grateful for his invaluable contributions and we look forward to continuing to partner with Christian as he continues his work in education and training for Dubois County and beyond.”
Several initiatives in K-12 workforce development, including a powerful collaboration between VU Jasper and the Patoka Valley Career and Technical Cooperative, have grown immensely with Blome’s guidance. The success of the partnership’s Automation and Robotics Academy (ARA) led to additional pathways for high school students in Aviation Operations, Construction Trades, Computer Networking and Repair, Emergency Medical Technician, and Health Sciences. The ARA and Construction Trades programs have earned the Indiana State Earn and Learn (SEAL) designation from the Indiana Office of Work-Based Learning and Apprenticeship (OWBLA).
The Career Advancement Partnership (CAP) program is also popular. This workforce development initiative allows VU Jasper students to learn high-demand skills through internships with local industry partners and the earn-and-learn format enables many to graduate with an associate degree debt-free.
Thanks to the dedicated oversight of Blome and his team, the Jasper Campus is constantly evolving and improving to provide the best possible environment for learning and growth.
Blome’s last day at VU Jasper is Tuesday, July 16.
Todd Rokita Support Consumers By Raising Awareness Of Harmful Household Products Recall
JUNE 12, 2024
Attorney General Todd Rokita is alerting Hoosiers of important consumer protection concerns for products recalled in May. The office encourages consumers to take advantage of opportunities available for those who purchase recalled items that could be harmful to their families.
“Summer is in full swing, and that means you and your family will be spending more time outdoors,” Attorney General Rokita said. “Don’t let the beautiful weather be ruined by an outdoor item breaking down. If you have one of the recalled products, stop using it immediately and pursue resolution from the manufacturer immediately.”
According to the Consumer Product Safety Commission, the following consumer products were recalled in May:
- Crib Bumpers Recalled Due to Suffocation Hazard; Violation of Federal Crib Bumper Ban; Sold by Henan Ouchang Trading and Xinxiang Junshun Trading on AliExpress and Recalled by AliExpress
- Black & Decker Recalls CRAFTSMAN V20 Cordless Tillers/Cultivators Due to Laceration Hazard
- Medline Industries Recalls 1.5 Million Adult Portable Bed Rails Due to Serious Entrapment and Asphyxia Hazards; Two Deaths Reported
- Compare Brands Recalls ADIOS! Super Vinegar All Natural Cleaner Due to Risk of Poisoning and Chemical Burns; Violation of Labeling Requirements under the Federal Hazardous Substances Act; Sold Exclusively on Amazon.com
- TOPINCN Pool Drain Covers Recalled Due to Entrapment Hazard; Violation of the Virginia Graeme Baker Pool and Spa Safety Act; Sold Exclusively on Amazon.com by Sanure
- Kano Laboratories Recalls Super Lube® Products Due to Risk of Poisoning; Violation of the Poison Prevention Packaging Act
- CHZHVAN Combination Smoke and Carbon Monoxide Detectors Recalled Due to Failure to Alert to Fire; Sold Exclusively on Amazon.com by Haikouhuidishangmaoyouxiangongsi
- Electrolux Group Reannounces Recall of Frigidaire and Kenmore Electric Ranges Due to Fire and Burn Hazards; Multiple Fires and Injuries Reported
- Children’s Nightgowns Recalled Due to Burn Hazard and Violation of Federal Flammability Standards; Sold Exclusively on Amazon.com; Imported by Zegoo Home
- Spin Swivel Chairs Recalled Due to Fall Hazard; Imported by Article
- Korimefa Multi-Purpose Helmets Recalled Due to Risk of Head Injury; Violation of Federal Regulations for Bicycle Helmets; Imported by Yangxi and Sold Exclusively on Amazon.com
- Children’s Robes Recall Expansion Announced Due to Burn Hazard and Violation of Federal Flammability Standards; Imported by SIORO; Sold Exclusively on Amazon.com; Additional Units Added
- Textron Specialized Vehicles Recalls Prowler Pro and Tracker Utility Vehicles (UTVs) Due to Fire Hazard
- Textron Specialized Vehicles Recalls Arctic Cat Model Year 2024 Catalyst Snowmobiles Due to Crash Hazard
- Cotton On USA Recalls Toy Pinwheels Due to Choking Hazard
- ZLINE Recalls Built-In Electric Wall Ovens Due to Impact Injury Hazard
- Bausch + Lomb Recalls Project Watson Eyelid Wipes for Dogs Due to Risk of Exposure to Bacteria and Fungi
- Arctic Cat Recalls Snowmobiles Due to Laceration Hazard
- DR Power Equipment Recalls Leaf Blowers and Leaf Vacuums Due to Laceration Hazard
- Dixon Ticonderoga Recalls Creativity Street Foam Pattern Rollers Due to Violation of Federal Lead Content Ban
- American Honda Motor Expands Recall of Lawnmowers and Pressure Washer Engines to include Lawnmower Replacement Engines Due to Injury Hazard; Additional Units/Injuries Reported
- True Manufacturing Recalls Commercial Refrigerators with Secop Compressors Due to Fire Hazard
- Polaris Recalls Prostar S4 Titan Adventure Snowmobiles Due to Fire Hazard
- Children’s Dressers Sold Exclusively at Rooms To Go Recalled Due to Tip-Over and Entrapment Hazards; Violation of Federal Regulation for Clothing Storage Units; Imported by LFN Limited
- Skims Body Recalls SKIMS Children’s Pajama Sets Due to Burn Hazard; Violation of Federal Regulations for Children’s Sleepwear; Sold Exclusively by Skims Body
- Igloo Products Recalls Youth Sipper Bottles Due to Choking Hazard
If you believe you recently purchased a recalled product, stop using it, and check its recall notice (linked above for all products). Then follow the notice’s instructions, including where to return the product, how to get the product fixed, how to dispose of the product, how to receive a refund for the product, or what steps must be taken to receive a replacement product.
To view recalls issued before May visit the Consumer Protection Safety Commission website.
Registration is open for our Victory 2024 Poker Run!
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FOOTNOTE: EPD DAILY ACTIVITY REPORT information was provided by the EPD and posted by the City-County-County Observer without opinion, bias, or editing.
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BREAKING NEWS: THREE BASEBALL ACES EARN ABCA ALL-REGION HONORS
Full ABCA All-Region Teams:
June 12, 2024
THREE BASEBALL ACES EARN ABCA ALL-REGION HONORS
EVANSVILLE, Ind. – For the first time since 1996, the University of Evansville baseball team had three players earn All-Region honors from the American Baseball Coaches Association on Tuesday, as graduate outfielder Mark Shallenberger (St. Louis, Mo./Priory), senior designated hitter Kip Fougerousse (Linton, Ind./Linton-Stockton) and freshman pitcher Kenton Deverman (Dardenne Prairie, Mo./Fort Zumwalt West) all earned ABCA/Rawlings All-Region honors.
Shallenberger and Fougerousse both earned first-team All-Region honors, while Deverman earned second-team honors. For UE, it is the first time since 1996 when former UE greats Jamey Carroll, Ryan Brownlee, and Andy Noblitt all earned All-Region honors in which Evansville has had three players capture All-Region honors.
Shallenberger earned first-team All-Region honors in the outfield after a season in which he currently ranks in the NCAA’s Top 100 in 11 different offensive categories. He ranks 13th nationally in on-base percentage at .514, while also ranking among the nation’s best with a .374 average, a .687 slugging percentage, 21 doubles, 17 home runs, 64 RBI and 72 runs scored. He also set UE single-season records for both runs scored and hit-by-pitches (28), while posting an impressive 1.201 OPS offensively.
Fougerousse was named first-team All-Region at designated hitter after setting UE single-season records for both hits (94) and home runs (22) this season. Overall, Fougerousse hit .348 this year with 21 doubles, 22 home runs, and a triple among a school-record 94 hits, while boasting a .678 slugging percentage and 1.106 OPS. He also finished the year leading the Purple Aces with 71 RBI.
Deverman earned second-team All-Region honors and is the first UE freshman ever to earn ABCA/Rawlings All-Region honors after being named the MVC Freshman of the Year this season. Deverman captured Freshman All-America honors on Monday, and he currently leads all NCAA freshmen in both victories (nine) and innings pitched (111.0). Overall, Deverman went 9-2 with a 4.22 ERA in 18 appearances, including 16 starts, striking out 83 men against just 23 walks in 111.0 innings of work.
Evansville went 39-26 this season, advancing on to the 2024 NCAA Tournament by winning the Missouri Valley Conference Tournament title. The Purple Aces won the Greenville (N.C.) Regional Tournament and forced #1 national seed Tennessee to the “if necessary” game three of the Knoxville Super Regional in UE’s first-ever NCAA Super Regional Tournament appearance.
2024 ABCA/Rawlings NCAA Div. I All-Region Teams Announced
June 11, 2024
The 2024 ABCA/Rawlings NCAA Div. I All-Region Teams have been announced in all eight regions. The teams are voted on by members of the American Baseball Coaches Association and the process is led by the ABCA NCAA Div. I All-America & Coach of the Year Committee.
The Chair of the ABCA NCAA Div. I All-America & Coach of the Year Committee is Tommy Raffo. The committee also includes Mitch Canham (Oregon State University), Dean Ehehalt (Monmouth University), Brian Green (Wichita State University), Jeff Mercer (Indiana University), Brian O’Connor (University of Virginia), Jim Penders (University of Connecticut), and Butch Thompson (Auburn University).
The ABCA/Rawlings NCAA Div. I All-America teams will be announced the morning of Friday, June 14 prior to the start of the 2024 NCAA Div. I College World Series in Omaha, Nebraska. First Team All-Region selections are eligible for All-America honors.
The ABCA/Rawlings Gold Glove winners in all divisions will be announced on Wednesday, June 19. ABCA/Rawlings National Pitchers and Position Players of the Year will be announced on Monday, June 24.
The ABCA All-America team was first recognized in 1949 and now includes nine divisions: NCAA Divisions I, II and III, NAIA, NJCAA Divisions I, II and III, Pacific Association Division, and high school. ABCA/Rawlings Gold Glove teams were first recognized in 2007.
| 2024 ABCA/Rawlings NCAA Div. I All-Region Teams: Northeast | ||||
| NCAA Div. I Northeast All-Region First Team | ||||
| Pos. | Player | Cl. | School | State |
| C | Jimmy Keenan | So. | St. John’s | NY |
| 1B | Tyler MacGregor | Gr. | Northeastern | MA |
| 2B | Dylan Palmer | So. | Hofstra | NY |
| 3B | Dawson Bryce | Fr. | Merrimack | MA |
| SS | Sam Miller | So. | Columbia | NY |
| OF | Gavin Noriega | Sr. | Bryant | RI |
| OF | Alex Lane | Gr. | Northeastern | MA |
| OF | Korey Morton | Sr. | UConn | CT |
| DH | Frankie Ferrentino | So. | Merrimack | MA |
| P | Mario Pesca | So. | St. John’s | NY |
| P | Stephen Quigley | Gr. | UConn | CT |
| P | Garrett Coe | Sr. | UConn | CT |
| RP | Zach Cameron | Gr. | Niagara | NY |
| NCAA Div. I Northeast All-Region Second Team | ||||
| Pos. | Player | Cl. | School | State |
| C | Ethan Hibbard | Gr. | Fairfield | CT |
| 1B | Eric Rataczak | Jr. | Niagara | NY |
| 2B | Griffin Palfrey | Jr. | Columbia | NY |
| 3B | Luke Broadhurst | Gr. | UConn | CT |
| SS | Paul Tammaro | Gr. | UConn | CT |
| OF | Cameron Leary | Sr. | Boston College | MA |
| OF | Josiah Ragsdale | So. | Iona | NY |
| OF | Christian Gemelli | Sr. | Merrimack | MA |
| DH | Mike Gervasi | Gr. | UMass | MA |
| P | Justin Lehman | Jr. | Army | NY |
| P | Xavier Kolhosser | So. | St. John’s | NY |
| P | Ian Cooke | Jr. | UConn | CT |
| RP | Brady Afthim | Jr. | UConn | CT |
| 2024 ABCA/Rawlings NCAA Div. I All-Region Teams: East | ||||
| NCAA Div. I East All-Region First Team | ||||
| Pos. | Player | Cl. | School | State |
| C | Sammy Sass | Sr. | Wright State | OH |
| 1B | Josh Kross | Jr. | Cincinnati | OH |
| 2B | Sam Hojnar | Sr. | Maryland | MD |
| 3B | Wyatt Henseler | Sr. | Penn | PA |
| SS | Josh Kuroda-Grauer | Jr. | Rutgers | NJ |
| OF | Nathan Archer | Jr. | Bowling Green State | OH |
| OF | Zach MacDonald | Jr. | Miami University | OH |
| OF | Adam Cecere | Gr. | Penn State | PA |
| OF | Garret Pike | Jr. | Toledo | OH |
| DH | J.T. Marr | Gr. | Penn State | PA |
| DH | Julian Greenwell | Sr. | Wright State | OH |
| P | Patrick Gardner | Jr. | Fairleigh Dickinson | NJ |
| P | Derek Clark | Sr. | West Virginia | WV |
| P | Everett Catlett | Sr. | Georgetown | DC |
| RP | Nick Wissman | Sr. | Dayton | OH |
| RP | Phil Fox | So. | Pitt | PA |
| NCAA Div. I East All-Region Second Team | ||||
| Pos. | Player | Cl. | School | State |
| C | Owen Carapellotti | Jr. | Georgetown | DC |
| 1B | Christian Ficca | Sr. | Georgetown | DC |
| 1B | Eddie Hacopian | Jr. | Maryland | MD |
| 1B | Jay Luikart | Sr. | Wright State | OH |
| 2B | Evan Bouldin | So. | Delaware State | DE |
| 3B | Sean Keys | Jr. | Bucknell | PA |
| SS | Ryan Weingartner | So. | Saint Joseph’s | PA |
| SS | JJ Wetherholt | Jr. | West Virginia | WV |
| OF | Jake Hyde | Sr. | Georgetown | DC |
| OF | Josh Johnson | Sr. | Kent State | OH |
| OF | Ben Vore | Sr. | Wright State | OH |
| DH | Bryce Greenly | Sr. | Delaware | DE |
| P | Kieran Etwaru | So. | Delaware State | DE |
| P | Michael Foltz | Gr. | George Washington | DC |
| P | Landon Beidelschies | So. | Ohio State | OH |
| P | Travis Luensmann | Sr. | Penn State | PA |
| RP | Logan Berrier | Sr. | Maryland | MD |
| RP | Deven Sheerin | Fr. | Mount St. Mary’s | MD |
| RP | Jacob Faulkner | Jr. | Princeton | NJ |
| 2024 ABCA/Rawlings NCAA Div. I All-Region Teams: Atlantic | ||||
| NCAA Div. I Atlantic All-Region First Team | ||||
| Pos. | Player | Cl. | School | State |
| C | Cole Messina | Jr. | South Carolina | SC |
| 1B | Tanner Thach | So. | UNC Wilmington | NC |
| 1B | Nick Kurtz | Jr. | Wake Forest | NC |
| 2B | Blake Wright | Sr. | Clemson | SC |
| 3B | Alec Makarewicz | Gr. | North Carolina State | NC |
| SS | Griff O’Ferrall | Jr. | Virginia | VA |
| OF | Banks Tolley | Sr. | Appalachian State | NC |
| OF | Vance Honeycutt | Jr. | North Carolina | NC |
| OF | Joel Dragoo | Jr. | Presbyterian | SC |
| DH | Caleb Cozart | Sr. | UNC Greensboro | NC |
| P | Trey Yesavage | Jr. | East Carolina | NC |
| P | Daniel Eagen | Jr. | Presbyterian | SC |
| P | Chase Burns | Jr. | Wake Forest | NC |
| P | Nate Knowles | Jr. | William & Mary | VA |
| RP | Charlie Beilenson | Gr. | Duke | NC |
| NCAA Div. I Atlantic All-Region Second Team | ||||
| Pos. | Player | Cl. | School | State |
| C | Jacob Ference | Gr. | Virginia | VA |
| 1B | Carter Cunningham | Sr. | East Carolina | NC |
| 2B | Zac Morris | Gr. | Duke | NC |
| 3B | Ben Miller | Gr. | Duke | NC |
| SS | Austin St. Laurent | Jr. | Appalachian State | NC |
| OF | Ethan Petry | So. | South Carolina | SC |
| OF | Harrison Didawick | So. | Virginia | VA |
| OF | Ben Watson | Gr. | Virginia Tech | VA |
| DH | Grant Knipp | Jr. | Campbell | NC |
| P | Aidan Knaak | Fr. | Clemson | SC |
| P | RJ Sales | Jr. | UNC Wilmington | NC |
| P | Zac Cowan | So. | Wofford | SC |
| RP | Wyatt Lunsford-Shenkman | Jr. | East Carolina | NC |
| 2024 ABCA/Rawlings NCAA Div. I All-Region Teams: Southeast | ||||
| NCAA Div. I Southeast All-Region First Team | ||||
| Pos. | Player | Cl. | School | State |
| C | Ike Irish | So. | Auburn | AL |
| C | Brooks Bryan | So. | Troy | AL |
| 1B | Jac Caglianone | Jr. | Florida | FL |
| 1B | Blake Burke | Jr. | Tennessee | TN |
| 2B | Christian Moore | Jr. | Tennessee | TN |
| 3B | Charlie Condon | So. | Georgia | GA |
| SS | Justin Lebron | Fr. | Alabama | AL |
| SS | Jon Jon Gazdar | Jr. | Austin Peay State | TN |
| OF | Lyle Miller-Green | Gr. | Austin Peay State | TN |
| OF | James Tibbs III | Jr. | Florida State | FL |
| OF | Drew Burress | Fr. | Georgia Tech | GA |
| DH | Ian Farrow | Sr. | Florida Gulf Coast | FL |
| DH | Matthew Ellis | Sr. | Georgia Tech | GA |
| P | Jamie Arnold | So. | Florida State | FL |
| P | Michael Ross | Jr. | Samford | AL |
| P | Drew Beam | Jr. | Tennessee | TN |
| P | AJ Causey | Jr. | Tennessee | TN |
| RP | Cole Stallings | Sr. | Stetson | FL |
| RP | Nate Snead | So. | Tennessee | TN |
| NCAA Div. I Southeast All-Region Second Team | ||||
| Pos. | Player | Cl. | School | State |
| C | Hayden Gilliland | Sr. | Tennessee Tech | TN |
| C | Alan Espinal | Sr. | Vanderbilt | TN |
| 1B | Cameron Sisneros | Sr. | East Tennessee State | TN |
| 1B | Corey Collins | Sr. | Georgia | GA |
| 2B | John Anderson | Sr. | Samford | AL |
| 3B | Gage Miller | Jr. | Alabama | AL |
| 3B | Cam Smith | So. | Florida State | FL |
| 3B | Daniel Cuvet | Fr. | Miami | FL |
| SS | Trace Willhoite | Gr. | Lipscomb | TN |
| SS | Garrett Howe | Sr. | Samford | AL |
| OF | John Bay | Jr. | Austin Peay State | TN |
| OF | Dylan Dreiling | So. | Tennessee | TN |
| OF | Kavares Tears | So. | Tennessee | TN |
| DH | Nick Iannantone | Sr. | East Tennessee State | TN |
| DH | Marco Dinges | So. | Florida State | FL |
| P | Blayze Berry | Sr. | Alabama-Birmingham | AL |
| P | Caleb Granger | Jr. | Florida A&M | FL |
| P | JD Thompson | So. | Vanderbilt | TN |
| RP | Dominic Castellano | Jr. | Central Florida | FL |
| RP | Brennen Oxford | Sr. | Florida State | FL |
| 2024 ABCA/Rawlings NCAA Div. I All-Region Teams: Midwest | ||||
| NCAA Div. I Midwest All-Region First Team | ||||
| Pos. | Player | Cl. | School | State |
| C | Camden Janik | Jr. | Illinois | IL |
| 1B | Roman Kuntz | Sr. | Morehead State | KY |
| 2B | Emilien Pitre | Jr. | Kentucky | KY |
| 3B | Mike Sears | Sr. | Indiana State | IN |
| SS | Lucas Loos | Sr. | Eastern Illinois | IL |
| OF | Mark Shallenberger | Gr. | Evansville | IN |
| OF | Kendal Ewell | Gr. | Illinois-Chicago | IL |
| OF | Devin Taylor | So. | Indiana | IN |
| DH | Kip Fougerousse | Sr. | Evansville | IN |
| P | Merritt Beeker | Jr. | Ball State | IN |
| P | Brody Brecht | Jr. | Iowa | IA |
| P | Connor Wietgrefe | Jr. | Minnesota | MN |
| RP | Mason Burns | Sr. | Western Kentucky | KY |
| NCAA Div. I Midwest All-Region Second Team | ||||
| Pos. | Player | Cl. | School | State |
| C | Brandon Heidal | Sr. | Oakland | MI |
| 1B | Luis Hernandez | Jr. | Indiana State | IN |
| 1B | Liam McFadden-Ackman | Sr. | Northern Kentucky | KY |
| 2B | Steven Loden | Sr. | Southern Illinois | IL |
| 3B | Raider Tello | Jr. | Iowa | IA |
| SS | Michael Hallquist | Sr. | Ball State | IN |
| SS | Randal Diaz | Jr. | Indiana State | IN |
| OF | Ryan Waldschmidt | Jr. | Kentucky | KY |
| OF | Ryley Preece | Sr. | Morehead State | KY |
| OF | Treyvin Moss | Gr. | Northern Kentucky | KY |
| DH | CJ Richmond | Jr. | Western Michigan | MI |
| P | Kenton Deverman | Fr. | Evansville | IN |
| P | Brennyn Cutts | Jr. | Indiana State | IN |
| P | Luke Helton | Gr. | Morehead State | KY |
| P | Brandon Decker | Sr. | Oakland | MI |
| RP | Reece Lawler | Jr. | Illinois-Chicago | IL |
| RP | Zach Davidson | Sr. | Indiana State | IN |
| 2024 ABCA/Rawlings NCAA Div. I All-Region Teams: South | ||||
| NCAA Div. I South All-Region First Team | ||||
| Pos. | Player | Cl. | School | State |
| C | Jorge Corona | Sr. | Louisiana Tech | LA |
| 1B | Jared Jones | So. | Louisiana State | LA |
| 1B | Edgar Alvarez | Sr. | Nicholls State | LA |
| 2B | Peyton Stovall | Jr. | Arkansas | AR |
| 3B | Tommy White | Jr. | Louisiana State | LA |
| SS | Kyle DeBarge | Jr. | Louisiana | LA |
| OF | Cole McConnell | Sr. | Louisiana Tech | LA |
| OF | Dakota Jordan | So. | Mississippi State | MS |
| OF | Mitchell Sanford | Jr. | New Orleans | LA |
| DH | Ethan Bates | Sr. | Louisiana Tech | LA |
| DH | Slade Wilks | Sr. | Southern Mississippi | MS |
| P | Hagen Smith | Jr. | Arkansas | AR |
| P | Luke Holman | Jr. | Louisiana State | LA |
| P | Jurrangelo Cijntje | So. | Mississippi State | MS |
| P | Khal Stephen | Jr. | Mississippi State | MS |
| RP | LP Langevin | Jr. | Louisiana | LA |
| RP | Griffin Herring | So. | Louisiana State | LA |
| NCAA Div. I South All-Region Second Team | ||||
| Pos. | Player | Cl. | School | State |
| C | Miguel Useche | Sr. | New Orleans | LA |
| 1B | Trey LaFleur | Sr. | Louisiana | LA |
| 2B | Steven Milam | Fr. | Louisiana State | LA |
| 3B | Andrew Fischer | So. | Mississippi | MS |
| SS | David Mershon | So. | Mississippi State | MS |
| OF | Zack Stewart | So. | Missouri State | MO |
| OF | Patrick Clohisy | Jr. | Saint Louis | MO |
| OF | Dalton McIntyre | Jr. | Southern Mississippi | MS |
| DH | Hayden Travinski | Gr. | Louisiana State | LA |
| P | Gage Jump | So. | Louisiana State | LA |
| P | Jacob Mayers | So. | Nicholls State | LA |
| P | Billy Oldham | Sr. | Southern Mississippi | MS |
| RP | Colby Allen | So. | Southern Mississippi | MS |
| 2024 ABCA/Rawlings NCAA Div. I All-Region Teams: Central | ||||
| NCAA Div. I Central All-Region First Team | ||||
| Pos. | Player | Cl. | School | State |
| C | Walker Janek | Jr. | Sam Houston State | TX |
| 1B | Jared Thomas | So. | Texas | TX |
| 2B | Harold Coll | Sr. | Houston | TX |
| 3B | Gavin Grahovac | Fr. | Texas A&M | TX |
| SS | Jalin Flores | So. | Texas | TX |
| OF | Carson Benge | So. | Oklahoma State | OK |
| OF | Max Belyeu | So. | Texas | TX |
| OF | Braden Montgomery | Jr. | Texas A&M | TX |
| OF | Jace LaViolette | So. | Texas A&M | TX |
| DH | Tom Poole | Jr. | Dallas Baptist | TX |
| P | Ryan Johnson | Jr. | Dallas Baptist | TX |
| P | Brett Sears | Sr. | Nebraska | NE |
| P | Brian Holiday | Jr. | Oklahoma State | OK |
| P | Payton Tolle | Jr. | TCU | TX |
| RP | Evan Aschenbeck | Sr. | Texas A&M | TX |
| NCAA Div. I Central All-Region Second Team | ||||
| Pos. | Player | Cl. | School | State |
| C | Jake Holland | Sr. | New Mexico | NM |
| 1B | Chayton Krauss | Jr. | Dallas Baptist | TX |
| 2B | Miguel Santos | Sr. | Dallas Baptist | TX |
| 3B | Jay Thomason | Sr. | Air Force | CO |
| OF | River Orsak | Sr. | Lamar | TX |
| OF | Nolan Schubart | So. | Oklahoma State | OK |
| OF | Cael Frost | Jr. | South Dakota State | SD |
| DH | Easton Carmichael | So. | Oklahoma | OK |
| SS | Kaelen Culpepper | Jr. | Kansas State | KS |
| P | Seungmin Shim | Sr. | Air Force | CO |
| P | Brooks Caple | Sr. | Lamar | TX |
| P | Jakob Hall | Jr. | Oral Roberts | OK |
| P | Ryan Prager | So. | Texas A&M | TX |
| P | Caden Favors | Sr. | Wichita State | KS |
| RP | Ben Abeldt | So. | TCU | TX |
| 2024 ABCA/Rawlings NCAA Div. I All-Region Teams: West | ||||
| NCAA Div. I West All-Region First Team | ||||
| Pos. | Player | Cl. | School | State |
| C | Ryan Campos | Jr. | Arizona State | AZ |
| 1B | Austin Kryszczuk | Gr. | UNLV | NV |
| 2B | Travis Bazzana | Jr. | Oregon State | OR |
| 3B | Mitchel Simon | Sr. | California Baptist | CA |
| SS | Mason White | So. | Arizona | AZ |
| OF | Kien Vu | So. | Arizona State | AZ |
| OF | Gavin Turley | So. | Oregon State | OR |
| OF | Jakob Christian | Jr. | San Diego | CA |
| OF | Austin Smith | Jr. | San Diego | CA |
| OF | Myles Smith | Jr. | UC Irvine | CA |
| DH | Brandon Compton | Fr. | Arizona State | AZ |
| P | Aiden May | Jr. | Oregon State | OR |
| P | Tyler Bremner | So. | UC Santa Barbara | CA |
| P | Ryan Gallagher | So. | UC Santa Barbara | CA |
| P | Bryson Van Sickle | Sr. | Utah | UT |
| RP | Bridger Holmes | Jr. | Oregon State | OR |
| NCAA Div. I West All-Region Second Team | ||||
| Pos. | Player | Cl. | School | State |
| C | Caleb Lomavita | Jr. | California | CA |
| 1B | Hunter Dorraugh | Sr. | San Jose State | CA |
| 2B | Daniel Dickinson | So. | Utah Valley | UT |
| 3B | Jo Oyama | Sr. | UC Irvine | CA |
| SS | Woody Hadeen | Jr. | UC Irvine | CA |
| OF | Jake Steels | Sr. | Cal Poly | CA |
| OF | Nicholas Dumesnil | So. | California Baptist | CA |
| OF | Tyler Wilson | Sr. | Grand Canyon | AZ |
| OF | Kai Roberts | Sr. | Utah | UT |
| DH | Austin Machado | Jr. | Hawai’i | HI |
| P | Cam Walty | Sr. | Arizona | AZ |
| P | Jakob Wright | So. | Cal Poly | CA |
| P | Carter Gaston | So. | Portland | OR |
| RP | Josh Blum | Jr. | Southern California | CA |
| RP | Izaak Martinez | Sr. | UC San Diego | CA |
About Rawlings
Rawlings Sporting Goods Company, Inc. is an innovative manufacturer and marketer of sporting goods worldwide. Founded in 1887, Rawlings is an authentic global sports brand, trusted by generations of athletes of all skill levels. Rawlings’ unparalleled quality and expert craftsmanship are the fundamental reasons why more professional athletes, national governing bodies and sports leagues choose Rawlings. Rawlings is the Official Ball Supplier and Batting Helmet of Major League Baseball®, the official baseball of Minor League Baseball™ and the NCAA®, and an approved baseball, basketball, football and softball of the National High School Federation®. For more information, please visit Rawlings.com or by phone at (314) 819-2800.
About the ABCA
The ABCA, founded in 1945, is the primary professional organization for baseball coaches at the amateur level. Its over 15,000 members represent all 50 states and 41 countries. Since its initial meeting of 27 college baseball coaches in June 1945, Association membership has broadened to include nine divisions: NCAA Division I, II and III, NAIA, NJCAA, Pacific Association Division, High School, Youth and Travel Baseball.
