SAN MARCOS, Texas – Monday saw Texas State reliever Tristan Stivors named to the Baseball America All-America Second Team. It is the fifth time this year that the senior has earned All-America accolades after being named to the first team by ABCA/Rawlings, Collegiate Baseball, D1 Baseball and NCBWA.
 
Along with his All-America honors, Stivors was also named the 2022 NCBWA Stopper of the Year. He also was named to the Stanford All-Region Team and All-Sun Belt First Team.
 
Stivors finished the year with 18 saves to lead the nation, set a new Bobcat season record and matched the Sun Belt campaign mark. For his career, he recorded a TXST record 27 saves that also tied for the fourth most in conference history.
 
Along with his save mark, Stivors posted a staff-low 2.21 ERA over 61 innings along with a 7-1 record in 32 games. He held opposing batters to a .210 batting average as well.
 
Stivors struck out 86 batters on the year to lead all Sun Belt relievers and tied for the third most among all hurlers. He recorded multiple strikeouts in 23 of his appearances with a career-high nine coming in the winner-take-all regional final at 2nd-ranked Stanford.
 
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