ST. PAUL, Minn. -- Northeastern State infielder Tyson Fourkiller was named to the 2023 Division II Conference Commissioner's Association (D2CCA) All-Central Baseball Second Team Thursday.

The teams were voted on by members of the NCAA Division II College Sports Communicators (formerly Sports Information Directors of America) in the Central Region.

It marks the Stilwell native's second All-Region honor of the year after he was an NCBWA All-Central Region Second Team selection earlier in May. Fourkiller led the MIAA with a .403 batting average in his junior season, while leading the team in hits (73) and finishing second in stolen bases (18). He started in all 50 games for the RiverHawks over the campaign, as well. Additionally, Fourkiller earned an All-MIAA First Team selection for his efforts for the spring.

Pitcher of the Year: Conner Wolf, Central Missouri
Player of the Year: Jack Hines, Augustana

FIRST TEAM
C: Troy Shields, Oklahoma Baptist
1B: Dylan Bradford, Northwestern Oklahoma State
2B: Isiah Lissade, Oklahoma Baptist
3B: Will Doherty, Missouri Southern State
SS: Jack Hines, Augustana
OF: Brennen van Breusegen, Central Missouri
OF: Camden Tanner, Arkansas-Monticello
OF: Carter Young, Central Missouri
DH: Alex Schroeder, Oklahoma Baptist
UT: Ryan Williams, Northwest Missouri State
SP: Cole Gayman, Missouri Southern State
SP: Maddox Long, Harding
SP: Ashton Michek, Augustana
SP: Conner Wolf, Central Missouri
RP: Valek Cisneros, Central Oklahoma
UT/P: Dustin Bermudez, Ouachita Baptist

SECOND TEAM
C: Chase Heath, Central Missouri
1B: Josh Patrick, Central Missouri
2B: Tyson Fourkiller, Northeastern State
3B: Dylan Kurahashi-Choy Foo, Pittsburg State
SS: Henry Kusiak, Missouri Southern State
OF: Payton McHarg, Washburn
OF: Jackson Syring, Southwestern Oklahoma State
OF: Nick Thimsen, Concordia-St. Paul
DH: Bennett McCollow, Concordia-St. Paul
UT: Tate Meiners, Augustana
SP: Kolby Kiser, Southwest Minnesota State
SP: Chase Oberle, Ouachita Baptist
SP: Caleb Saari, Augustana
SP: Luke Tupy, St. Cloud State
RP: Grant Shahan, Arkansas Tech
UT/P: Louis Magers, Minnesota State