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ABCA: MARSHALL, Texas (5/31/16) – In just two days, East Texas Baptist University now has another All-American and three on the year as Conner Combs and Tyler Bates were voted onto the ABCA/Rawlings All-American second-team. It is the first time that ETBU has had an ABCA All-American since 2005 and is only the second time in program history producing ABCA All-Americans. On Thursday, Combs was named a D3baseball.com All-American on the third-team.

D3BASEBALL: MARSHALL, Texas – For the first time in program history the East Texas Baptist University baseball team has a D3baseball.com All-American as Conner Combs made the third team. Combs becomes only the second All-American overall in the NCAA era for ETBU as Trey Luster was an ABCA All-American in 2005.

ABCA: MARSHALL, Texas (5/25/16) – More regional awards have come to East Texas Baptist University in baseball as four players are on the ABCA West All-Region team. Conner Combs, Tyler Bates, Dynas Doud, and Zach Compton are all on an ABCA team. Combs and Bates were named to the first-team and now have a chance to be All-Americans while Doud and Compton made the third team. This is the first time that ETBU has had four players named ABCA All-Region in the same year.

BASEBALL: MARSHALL, Texas (5/24/16) – More awards keep pouring in for the East Texas Baptist University baseball team as three players were named to the D3baseball.com All-Region teams. Conner Combs (first-team), Tyler Bates (second-team), and Zach Compton (third-team) all are on all-region teams. ETBU lead the American Southwest Conference with selections on the all-region team.

ASC: MARSHALL, Texas (5/8/16) – The right to advance onto the Gold Bracket of the American Southwest Conference was on the line today as East Texas Baptist University battled hard but fell in the end to Hardin-Simmons University ending their season. ETBU battled through and took game one, 12-11, but then fell in the championship game, 8-6. ETBU finishes their season with 31 wins which is the most since the 2005 season and ended with 71 home runs which leads NCAA Division III.