Seton Hill cleaned up when postseason awards were announced by the Great Midwest Athletic Conference.

The Griffins men’s lacrosse team, which finished second in the standings, reached the conference title game and earned its third straight NCAA Division II Tournament bid, had two major award-winners and 12 all-conference picks.

Junior Logan Gray was named Specialist of the Year, and senior Kevin Mo was selected as Goalkeeper of the Year.

First-team selections from Seton Hill, including Gray and Mo, included grad student Logan Maloni (attack), junior Christian Krauch (defense) and senior Thomas Hanulak (midfield).

Six Griffins made the second team: grad student Ryan Manbeck (attack), senior Andrew Clark (defense), senior Zack Estabrooks (midfield) and junior McGarity Harper (midfield), junior Jack VanSlooten (long stick midfield) and junior Blake Profio (short stick midfield).

Junior defender Remy Sell earned third-team honors at defense.

The Griffins (11-2) will take on St. Anslem (12-1) at 4 p.m. on Friday in a NCAA first-round matchup in Erie.

Women’s lacrosse

Seton Hill: The Griffins (13-2) are headed to the NCAA Division II Tournament for the second straight year. They will play at East Stroudsburg (10-3) in the first round at 2 p.m. Friday. Seton Hill finished as runner-up in the PSAC after losing to West Chester in the conference championship.

Baseball

Clarion: Senior Will Constantin (Franklin Regional) has started 24 games this season for the Golden Eagles. He has 12 runs and six RBIs. He went 2 for 2 with a double in a 2-0 loss to Mercyhurst.

Kansas State: Junior outfielder Zach Kokoska (Latrobe) extended his on-base streak to 41 games, and his hitting streak to eight games, as the Wildcats rallied late to defeat Baylor, 10-3. The team hit three homers and scored seven times in the ninth.

Saint Vincent: TJ Daily went 3 for 3 with a home run and three RBIs, and Jordan Sabol went 3 for 5 with two runs to back the seven strong innings by Tom Bash as the Bearcats (14-14, 13-10 PAC) defeated Westminster, 6-2, to earn a split.

Seton Hill: The high-flying Griffins (31-4, 23-4 PSAC West) ended the regular season with a four-game sweep of Pitt-Johnstown, using the long ball to run their winning streak to eight heading into the PSAC Tournament.

Grad student Tommy Pellis (Greensburg Central Catholic) homered four times in the series, while senior Jordan Fiedor (Hempfield), sophomore Owen Sabol (Norwin), grad student Canice Ejoh and senior Derek Orndorff all hit solo shots, bring the Griffins’ season home-run total to 53.

The second victory in the series gave longtime Griffins’ coach Marc Marizzaldi his 600th career victory.

Seton Hill will be the top seed in the PSAC Tournament and will host Gannon at noon Wednesday in a 9-inning first-round game.

Softball

Notre Dame: Senior pitcher Morgan Ryan (Hempfield) gave up four hits, struck out three and walked two over five innings as the Fighting Irish (31-12, 20-10) mowed down Boston College, 10-0. Ryan moved to 3-1 for the season.

Football

John Carroll: Junior defensive back Nate Leopold (Franklin Regional) was named to the Ohio Athletic Conference Defensive Team. He led the team during a four-game season with 21 tackles (12 solo), 1.5 tackles for loss and three pass-breakups.

Men’s track & field

Allegheny: Freshman Jacob Boord (Hempfield) won the javelin title at the North Coast Athletic Conference championships with a throw of 168 feet, 7 inches, dusting second place by six feet.

Women’s track & field

Clarion: Sophomore Jenna Uncapher (Hempfield) finished fourth in the heptathlon at the PSAC Championships with 4,053 points. She is just the third athlete in program history to score more than 4,000 points.

On the final day of competition, Uncapher took sixth in the long jump (4.96 meters), fifth in the javelin (30.48), third in the 800-meter run (2:34.36) and tied for ninth in the high jump (1.50).

She racked up 2,380 points in the first four events on Day 1.

Slippery Rock: Sophomore Rachel Hutchinson (Hempfield) placed fourth in the hammer throw (48.35 meters) at the PSAC Championships.

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