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Four From Baseball Named All-Region

Camden Hodges, Matt Donaldson repeat as All-Region selections

NJCAA Region 20 logo on blue background. Text: NJCAA DII Baseball All-Region Team. Four baseball players pose in blue jerseys on teal backgrounds.
May 29, 2026

ARNOLD, Md. – Four members of the Anne Arundel Community College baseball team have been named to the 2026 All-Region 20 Team, it was announced this week. Sophomore Camden Hodges was named to the first team, sophomore Matt Donaldson and freshman Zach Davidson earned spots on the second team, and freshman Aidan Graham was named to the honorable mention team.

Hodges earned first team honors at catcher after hitting .367 with 58 hits across 48 games for the Riverhawks. He led the team and ranked sixth in Region 20 with 13 home runs and 60 RBI. His 24 extra-base hits led the Riverhawks and ranked 11th in the region. Hodges logged 16 multi-hit games, with 10 coming against Region opponents. The honor marks the second for Hodges, who was named to the all-region second team as an outfielder in 2025.

Donaldson was named to the second team as a relief pitcher, marking back-to-back all-region accolades for the lefty. He posted a 6-3 record with a region best-tying three saves in 18 appearances. Donaldson had a 4.58 ERA across 39.1 innings pitched, allowing 38 hits while striking out 43 for a 9.84 K/9 average. He stuck out seven and held Cecil hitless across the final 3.2 innings in a stellar comeback win on March 14.

Davidson earned second team honors at catcher after leading the team with a .431 batting average – good for third in the region. He started 30 of 36 games for the Riverhawks with 16 multi-hit games. His 22 extra-base hits included 10 home runs and 42 RBI. Davidson, who split time between catcher and designated hitter, only got stronger at the plate as the season progressed, hitting .450 in April and May.

Graham was named to the honorable mention team at infield; the freshman split time between second and third base in 49 games for the Riverhawks this season. Graham drove in 43 runs on 45 hits, including 12 home runs among 23 extra base hits. He drew a team-high 36 walks while logging 14 multi-hit games and successfully stealing 13 bases in 14 attempts.

AACC finished the season with a 25-25 record after advancing to the Region 20 tournament for the fourth consecutive year. The Riverhawks have recorded 25+ wins in each of the last four seasons.