CLEBURNE, Texas - Four members of the Austin College baseball team have earned All-Southern Collegiate Athletic Conference honors, the league office has announced.
Brett Taff, a senior shortstop from Amarillo, earned first team All-SCAC honors and received one vote for the conference's Player of the Year Award after leading the league with a .413 batting average. He also led the SCAC with a .503 on-base percentage and a .686 slugging percentage after hitting 11 doubles, two triples, and six home runs. Taff also drove in 33 runs while scoring 38 more and stealing 13 bases.
Nick Flynn, a sophomore outfielder from Crowley, was an honorable mention All-SCAC pick after batting .319 with a .511 slugging percentage. Flynn hit six doubles and four home runs, finishing the season with 13 RBI and 20 runs scored.
Cody Goggins, a junior catcher from Appleton, Wisconsin, was an honorable mention All-Conference selection after batting .325 with a .437 on-base percentage. Goggins finished seventh in the SCAC with 37 runs batted in, hitting two home runs with three doubles and 16 runs scored.
Oscar Gonzalez, a senior outfielder from Panama City, Panama, was an honorable mention All-SCAC pick after hitting .305 with a .404 on-base percentage. Gonzalez was tied for fourth in the SCAC with 15 stolen bases and scored 32 runs. He also had six doubles, a home run, and added 17 RBI.