PITMAN, N.J. - The TCNJ baseball team had four players garner All-NJAC honors, as released by the conference this morning. Jackson Malouf, Ryan Goodall and Andrew Fernandez were all named to the First Team while Mike LaGravenis earned a spot on the Second Team.
 
Malouf served as one of the top arms in the conference all season en route to the second All-NJAC First Team selection of his career. In his final season in the Blue and Gold, the senior finished 3-1 with a 1.59 ERA across 39.2 innings of work in conference games, fanning 36 batters – the second most in the NJAC behind only Pitcher of the Year Jason Gilman – while walking just seven.
 
Malouf was at his best late in the regular season, tossing a pair of complete game shutouts in wins over NJCU and Ramapo to help lead the Lions to the three seed in the NJAC Tournament.
 
Goodall caps off his decorated TCNJ career just as he began it in 2021, with a spot on the All-Conference First Team. Also a 2024 Second Teamer, the graduate student upped his stats across the board in NJAC play this season, slashing .322/.494/.661 with 19 hits and a conference-best 18 walks in 18 games. Powering his way to all-NJAC recognition, Goodall ranked second in the conference in both doubles (8) and RBIs (27) and was tied for sixth in home runs (4).
 
Fernandez is a First Team honoree for the second year running following another impressive season on both sides of the ball. Playing in all 18 NJAC games, the senior slashed .368/.507/.772, the last of which ranked third in the conference. Fernandez's year-long totals of seven homers, 33 RBIs and a .582 slugging percentage all serve as career-best marks, with his OPS of 1.279 in NJAC play placing him fourth in the conference.
 
Rounding out TCNJ's All-NJAC honorees is LaGravenis, whose selection to the Second Team marks the first of his career. The senior has enjoyed a breakout campaign in which he is slashing .408/.483/.618 in conference action, ranking third in hits (31) and tied for second with eight doubles. LaGravenis also boasts one of the best gloves in the conference, registering the most assists (40) without committing an error in the NJAC.
 
UP NEXT

• The Lions will take on second-seeded Rowan in Round 2 of the NJAC Tournament Saturday, April 3. First pitch for the game to be played at Montclair State is set for 7 p.m.