Cumberland, MD — The Allegany College of Maryland Trojans baseball team wrapped up a strong 2025 season with four players earning NJCAA Region 20 recognition, a testament to the team's depth and talent.
Nick Falla, a right-handed sophomore pitcher, earned First Team All-Region 20 honors after a dominant season on the mound for the Trojans. Falla posted a 6-2 record with a 2.70 ERA across 53.1 innings pitched. He struck out 58 batters while walking just 18, holding opponents to a .229 batting average. His command and poise were on full display in a standout complete-game shutout against a ranked opponent, where he allowed just three hits and struck out six over seven innings. Falla's consistency and leadership helped anchor the ACM pitching staff throughout the season.
Konner Pittman, a redshirt sophomore utility player, earned First Team All-Region 20 honors after a breakout season at the plate. He led the Trojans with a .390 batting average and compiled a 1.004 OPS, driven by a .460 on-base percentage and a .544 slugging percentage. Over 57 games, Pittman racked up 71 hits, including 14 doubles, 4 triples, and 2 home runs, while driving in 55 runs and scoring 44 times. He also showed speed and smart baserunning, swiping 14 bases in 16 attempts. Pittman's ability to impact the game in multiple ways made him one of the most valuable and consistent players in the region.
Johnny Antonelli, a sophomore catcher, earned Second Team All-Region 20 honors after a strong season both behind the plate and in the batter's box. He finished the year with a .316 batting average, a .456 on-base percentage, and a .474 slugging percentage, giving him a .930 OPS. Over 46 games, Antonelli tallied 36 hits, including 4 doubles, 1 triple, and 4 home runs, while driving in 30 runs and scoring 31 times. He also drew 25 walks and was hit by pitch 6 times, showing excellent plate discipline. His leadership and consistency made him a cornerstone of the Trojans' lineup and defense.
Ben Abram, a freshman infielder, earned Honorable Mention recognition in Region 20 after a highly efficient season at the plate. Abram batted .385 with a .481 on-base percentage and a .431 slugging percentage, resulting in a .912 OPS. In 30 games, he recorded 25 hits in 65 at-bats, including 3 doubles, while driving in 12 runs and scoring 14 times. He also drew 11 walks, was hit by pitch twice, and stole 5 bases in 7 attempts. Abram's ability to consistently reach base and deliver in key moments made him a valuable contributor to the Trojans' offense.
As the Trojans look ahead to the future, these Region 20 honors serve as a proud reminder of the program's commitment to excellence. With a strong foundation and a culture of hard work, ACM baseball continues to raise the bar and inspire the next generation of student-athletes.
