LANCASTER, Pa.- The Atlantic East Conference released their Baseball Yealy Awards and All-Conference Teams on Wednesday afternoon. Immaculata won one award, and had five players earn all-conference honors.
 
Alex LePage (Cinnaminson, N.J. / Cinnaminson) was named AEC Co-Pitcher of the Year, and was named to the All-Atlantic East Conference First Team. LePage was 7-5, with a 3.30 ERA in 12 starts for Immaculata. He had four complete games, one shutout and in 71 innings pitched, he had 75 strikeouts. He pitched a complete game one hitter, with a season-high 12 strikeouts at Ursinus on March 22^nd, and pitched a complete game shutout with 11 strikeouts vs Centenary on Apil 3^rd. He earned the win vs Centenary in the AEC Tournament pitching 7.1innings allowing only two earned runs to help Immaculata reach the AEC Semifinals.
 
Will Kelley (Broomall, Pa. / Episcopal Academy) was named to the All-Atlantic East Conference First team. Kelley batted .370 with 19 runs scored, 22 RBIs, and two stolen bases. Kelley went 1-3 with a run scored, and had two RBIs in Immaculata's AEC Tournament win over Centenary on May 9^th. He went 1-2 with four RBIs in the win over Penn College on April 17^th.
 
Matt Passerini (Morgantown, Pa. / Twin Valley) was named to the All-Atlantic East Conference First Team. Passerini led Immaculata batting .384, with 38 runs scored, six doubles, two triples, and 20 RBIs. Passerini finished fourth in the batting in the AEC this season. He went 2-4, with two runs scored, and two RBIs in the AEC Tournament win over Centenary to help Immaculata advance to the Semifinals. He went 3-4 with two runs scored, and three RBIs in leading the Mighty Macs to an important AEC win at Marywood on April 14^th.
 
Steven Theisen (Garnet Valley, Pa. / Garnet Valley) was named to the All-Atlantic East Conference Second Team. Theisen batting .350 with a team high 49 hits, with 30 runs scored, 12 doubles, two home runs, and a team leading 35 RBIs. Theisen went 3-5, with two runs scored, with a grand slam home run, and six RBIs in leading Immaculata to a win over Marywood to help keep alive in playoff contention on April 13^th. He went 2-4, with two runs scored, with a double, and five RBIs in the win over Marymount on May 3^rd where Immaculata clinched their playoff spot. Theisen finishes his IU career batting .322 with 182 hits, five home runs, and 121 career RBIs.
 
Sal Serici (Sewell, N.J. / Gloucester Catholic) was named to the All-Atlantic East Conference Second Team. Serici batted .331 with 24 runs scored, 11 doubles, two triples, and 25 RBIs. He had eight stolen bases. He went 3-5, with two runs scored, with a triple, and three RBIs in the win over Marymount on May 3^rd when Immaculata clinched their playoff spot. Serici had three hits in a game on five occasions this season.
 
2025 Atlantic East Baseball All-Conference Team
Player of the Year: Thomas Carroll, Neumann
Co-Pitcher of the Year: Alex LePage, Immaculata; David Muirhead, Marymount
Relief Pitcher of the Year: Zach Gehman, Centenary
Rookie of the Year: Jack McCarthy, Marymount
Elite 20 Award Winner: Nick Trapanese, Marymount
Coaching Staff of the Year: Neumann University

First-Team
C - Jack McCarthy, Marymount
DH - Jimmy DeCarlo, Gwynedd Mercy
1B - Matt Passerini, Immaculata
IF - Brandon Colon, Neumann
IF - Ryan Cuadros, Marymount
IF - Bobby Leitzel. Marymount
OF - Thomas Carroll, Neumann
OF - Jordan Dickson, Marymount
OF - Will Kelley, Immaculata
OF- Quincy Via, Marymount
SP - Alex LePage, Immaculata
SP - David Muirhead, Marymount
UT - Cooper Root, Gwynedd Mercy
RP - Zach Gehman, Centenary

Second-Team
C - AJ Giannetti, Marywood
DH - JT McMath, Marymount
1B - Andrew Schaeb, Marymount 
IF - Dominick Chiego, Centenary
IF - Anthony Rakotz, Neumann
IF - Steven Theisen, Immaculata
OF - Joel Ayers, Marywood
OF - Joseph Frei, Centenary
OF - Sal Serici, Immaculata
SP - Austin Bausman, Marymount
SP - Zach Mullins, Neumann
RP - Michael Inglisa, Gwynedd Mercy