WEST LONG BRANCH, NJ – Monmouth Baseball left-handed pitcher Trey Dombroski was named a Third Team All-American by the American Baseball Coaches Association (ABCA), the organization announced Friday. Dombroski is the sixth Hawk in program history to earn ABCA All-America accolades.
 
Dombroski notched one of the best seasons for a Monmouth pitcher in the history of the program. He topped former first-round draft pick Pat Light's single-season strikeout record with 120 K's, and posted a 3.13 ERA to go alongside a 6-2 record. Dombroski allowed just 14 walks in 95 innings and opponents hit just .224 against him. He opened the season with six no-hit innings in a win over Big 10 member Penn State, and posted six games with double-digit strikeouts including a career-best 13 at Quinnipiac across eight innings.
 
The left-handed pitcher picked up several accolades on the year, including being the unanimous choice for MAAC Pitcher of the Year along with picking up All-MAAC First Team honors. He was named a Second-Team All-American by Collegiate Baseball, and picked up First Team All-East Region by the ABCA. He was the MAAC Pitcher of the Week five times and earned MAAC All-Academic honors. Yesterday, he was named the Paul G. Gaffney II Monmouth Male Athlete of the Year.
 
Dombroski joins Jay Law (2001), Joe McCullough (1998), Brian Gismonde (1999), Ryan Terry (2011) and Pat Light (2012) in earning ABCA/Rawlings All-America honors at Monmouth.