Wabash College sophomore outfielder Kamden Earley received North Coast Athletic Conference Baseball Player of the Week honors for the second time this season after helping the Little Giants to wins over Earlham and Illinois Wesleyan last week.
 
Earley hit .733 over three games with an .867 slugging percentage and drove in eight runs to help Wabash to three victories and an overall 12-2 record. He collected a total of 11 hits in 15 at-bats for the week. Earley drove in six runs with a five-hit effort at Earlham Wednesday evening to tie for the fifth-most RBI in a single game in Wabash history. His five hits tied for the most in a single game by a Little Giant player, making him the 11th player in school history to accomplish the feat. Earley added three hits in each game of Sunday's doubleheader versus Illinois Wesleyan. He drove in two runs in the Little Giants' comeback 12-4 win in the series finale.
 
Earley captured his first NCAC Player of the Week Award on March 14.