WACO, Texas – The Louisiana Christian University baseball program landed one position player and one pitcher each on the All-RRAC Second Team as Brady Hufman and Jacob Bareswill were selected for the first time in their respective careers while Caleb Duhon was the Wildcats' Champions of Character Team representative.
 
Huffman, a redshirt freshman outfielder from right here in Pineville and a former PHS Rebel, concluded the regular season eighth in the league for sacrifice flies (3) while leading the team in longest on-base streak (17), OPS (.915), batting average (.356), and on-base percentage (.462).
 
The first year racked up 37 hits, 25 runs scored, 24 RBIs, 15 walks, eight doubles, eight stolen bases, six hit-by-pitches, and hit his first career home run on April 12 at Huston-Tillotson.
 
He was second on the team only to Nick Lorio regarding multi-hit games with ten and produced the third-most contests with multiple ribbies at a half-dozen.
 
Bareswill, a junior starting pitcher from Monroe, Louisiana, was among the top-20 in the nation for starts on the mound (13) as well as posting a top-45 ERA (2.89), slotting seventh and fifth in the RRAC, respectively.
 
The former Centenary (Louisiana) transfer fronted the Cats in ERA, wins (6-1), and batting average against (.257) over 65.1 innings in which he struck out 50 batters.
 
Possibly his best outing came in his final appearance of the regular season when he gutted out his second career complete game versus Texas College to give the bullpen a much-needed seven innings off after a huge workload in the win at McNeese, surviving 11 hits and three earned runs (four total) but allowed zero walks while punching out three Steers. 
 
Duhon, a senior outfielder from Lake Charles, Louisiana, was the go-to pinch-runner for the catchers when he wasn't in the lineup, going a perfect 4-for-4 in steal attempts and scoring 26 times, the second-most on the club.
 
In the batter's box, he slashed .282 (AVG) / .440 (OBP) / .513 (SLG) with 16 RBIs, 11 hits, 10 walks, two home runs (including his first career grand slam), a triple, and a double in addition to laying down four sacrifice bunts.
 
The quest for back-to-back tournament titles begins Thursday at 1 p.m. against third-seeded Texas A&M-Texarkana in the First Round of Bracket B, a rematch of the 2024 RRAC Championship Game.
 

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