Postseason Award Winners for Baseball

Pensacola State College baseball received postseason recognition as four Pirates were named to the All Panhandle Conference team, highlighted by Jackson Kohr earning First Team All‑Conference honors and Ethan Murray, Taft Middleton, and Kaden Wilks being selected to the Second Team.

First Team All‑Conference

Jackson Kohr — RHP, Redshirt Freshman (Pensacola, Fla.)
Kohr put together an outstanding season on the mound and emerged as one of the conference's top relief arms. The Pensacola native appeared in 18 games, finishing the year with a 2.45 ERA over 25.2 innings pitched, allowing just 19 hits while striking out 29 batters. He posted an impressive 0.78 WHIP and recorded six saves, consistently closing out tight games for the Pirates. Kohr, a graduate of Pensacola Catholic High School, played a pivotal role in Pensacola State's bullpen throughout conference play.

Second Team All‑Conference

Ethan Murray — SS/3B, Redshirt Freshman (Buford, Ga.)
Murray was one of Pensacola State's most dynamic offensive threats during the season. The middle infielder hit .362 with 7 home runs, 26 RBIs, and 44 runs scored while adding 15 doubles and six stolen bases. Murray also posted a conference‑leading .638 slugging percentage and .468 on‑base percentage, showcasing a balanced combination of power and plate discipline. His consistency at the plate and versatility in the field made him a key contributor all season.

Taft Middleton — OF/LHP, Sophomore (Columbus, Ga.)
Middleton continued to build on a strong freshman campaign with another productive season for the Pirates. The sophomore outfielder hit .336, collecting 50 hits, 19 RBIs, and scoring 31 runs in 42 games. Middleton added four home runs and nine doubles, while also contributing on the mound in limited relief appearances. His left‑handed bat and athleticism provided versatility to the Pensacola State lineup throughout conference play.

Kaden Wilks — Catcher, Redshirt Sophomore (Hendersonville, Tenn.)
Wilks was a steady presence behind the plate and one of the Pirates' most reliable hitters. The catcher hit .364 with five home runs, 26 RBIs, and 34 runs scored in 41 games. Wilks recorded 48 hits, posted a .523 slugging percentage, and handled a heavy defensive workload while managing the pitching staff. His performance earned him another postseason honor after previously being recognized at the conference level earlier in his career.