ARLINGTON, Va. -- D3baseball.com and the American Baseball Coaches Association (ABCA) each released their All-Region V Teams on Tuesday, giving three Saints nods on the regional level.

Quincy Via and Ben Smallwood each garnered First Team All-Region from D3baseball.com, with Via picking up First Team honors from the ABCA, as well. Smallwood added a Third Team All-Region award from the ABCA, with Evan Schick rounding out with a Second Team All-Region selection from the ABCA.

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Quincy Via - First Team All-Region V Outfield - D3baseball.com - ABCA

Via continues to rack up the awards after one of the most dominant seasons at the plate and on the basepaths in Marymount baseball history. 

Batting .422, the senior slugged .578 with 15 doubles, two triples, and three home runs, whole scoring 62 runs and driving in 33 RBI.

Getting on base at a .505 clip, the Springfield, Va. native impressed with 62 stolen bags on the season on 68 attempts, leading the nation in the category. 

This is the second All-Region nod for Via in his career, first on the First Team. 

Ben Smallwood - First Team All-Region V Pitcher (D3baseball.com) - Third Team All-Region V Pitcher (ABCA)

Smallwood earned his first career All-Region selections after being the top arm for the Saints across the year. 

Going 7-2 on the season in nine starts, accumulating 66.0 innings, the junior righty pitched to a 2.73 ERA including NCAA Tournament play. He struck out 29 opposing batters while walking just six. 

He garnered First Team All-Conference after notching a 1.71 ERA in AEC action, sporting a 4-1 record. 

Evan Schick - Second Team All-Region V Third Base

Schick nabbed his first career All-Region selection after a touted year as the starting third baseman for the Saints. 

Batting .421 across the season, he slugged .564 with 15 doubles, one triple, and one home run. He drove in 32 total RBI through the year and had an on-base percentage of .523 in the heart of the Marymount lineup. 

He was selected First Team All-Conference this season, adding up a strong junior campaign. 

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