RICHMOND, Va. --- Junior Dupree Hart (Rock Hill, S.C.) was named the Colonial Athletic Association Defensive Player of the Year and also earned a first-team nod to headline seven All-CAA selections for the College of Charleston baseball team, announced CAA officials with the release of the league's postseason honors on Tuesday.
 
Northeastern's Charlie McConnell was named the CAA's Player of the Year and Hofstra's John Rooney was selected as the CAA Pitcher of the Year. Ian Fair of Northeastern and Billy Sullivan IV were named the CAA Co-Rookies of the Year, while Hart took home CAA Defensive Player of the Year honors and Northeastern's Mike Glavine was named CAA Coach of the Year.
 
Hart put together a regular season for the history books this season, committing only three errors and fielding at a .988 clip while starting every game at second base. The Rock Hill, S.C. native is the second player in program history to earn CAA Defensive Player of the Year honors, and the first since current student assistant coach Blake Butler garnered such recognition in 2014. Hart also led the Cougars in batting average (.332), on-base percentage (.407), and hits (69) to earn a spot on the All-CAA First Team.
 
Luke Morgan (New Lenox, Ill.) became a vital member of the lineup in his second season at The College, earning All-CAA First Team honors after batting .325 with six home runs and 27 RBIs as the Cougars' everyday center fielder. The New Lenox, Ill. native led the team with 103 total bases and 20 stolen bases, while ranking second in on-base percentage (.391). Morgan batted .322 with 12 stolen bases and 20 runs scored in CAA play.
 
Danny Wondrack (Wall, N.J.) led the Cougars with 11 home runs and 41 RBIs during the regular season to earn his first career postseason honors with a nod to the All-CAA Second Team. The junior catcher compiled a .992 fielding percentage behind the plate, while throwing out nine base runners. In league play, Wondrack led the team with 19 RBIs while clubbing three home runs and adding five doubles.
 
Bradley Dixon (Greenwood, S.C.) played a vital role in the Cougars' success down the stretch, and led the Cougars with 19 RBIs and a .329 batting average in league play to earn a spot on the All-CAA Second Team for the first time in his career. The redshirt junior finished the regular season with eight doubles, three home runs, 33 RBIs, and an even .300 batting average to go along with an unblemished 1.000 fielding percentage.
 
Evan Sisk (Chester, S.C.) paced the Cougar pitching staff with a 9-3 record in 14 starts, while compiling a 2.85 ERA and striking out 75 batters in 85.1 innings to earn a nod to the All-CAA Second Team. The junior southpaw has been especially effective against Power Five opponents this season with a perfect 3-0 record in three starts while not allowing an earned run in 23.1 innings against Georgia, Kansas State, and South Carolina.
 
Carter Love (Charlotte, N.C.), an All-CAA Second Team selection, has often been the first man out of the bullpen for the Cougars this season, and enters the postseason with a 7-0 record while ranking second in the CAA with a 1.52 ERA in 65.1 innings of work. The towering right-hander ranks seventh in the nation in ERA, 12^th in walks allowed per nine innings and 14^th in WHIP. Love is currently the program's all-time leader in career appearances (98), while ranking second in saves (20), ERA (2.51), fourth in WHIP (1.06), ninth in wins (19), and 10th in innings pitched (218.1).
 
Logan McRae (Florence, S.C.) claims a spot on the All-CAA Third Team after batting .280 with 15 doubles, six home runs, and 34 RBIs during the regular season. The redshirt junior remains one of the most feared hitters in the CAA with 29 walks and a .469 slugging percentage, while ranking fifth in the CAA in doubles, ninth in RBIs, and 10^th in slugging percentage. McRae recently became the 30^th player in program history to reach 100 RBIs in his career with a go-ahead RBI single last week at UNCW.
 
The Cougars open play in the CAA Championship on Wednesday as the No. 3 seed taking on No. 6 Hofstra in Harrisonburg, Va. on the campus of James Madison University. First pitch is scheduled for 3:00 pm.
 

FIRST TEAM
Player, School	Pos.	Cl.	Hometown/High School
Ryan Jeffers, UNCW	C	Jr.	Raleigh, N.C./Sanderson
Mason Berne, UNCW	1B	Sr.	Southport, N.C./Topsail
Dupree Hart, Charleston	2B	Jr.	Rock Hill, S.C./Northwestern
Ryne Ogren, Elon	SS	Jr.	Devon, Pa./Conestoga
Ryan Solomon, Northeastern	3B	Jr.	Southborough, Mass./Algonquin Regional
Kyle Baker, Delaware	OF	Jr.	Hockessin, Del./Wilmington Charter
Charlie McConnell, Northeastern	OF	Jr.	Reading, Mass./Old Rochester Regional
Luke Morgan, Charleston	OF	Sr.	New Lenox, Ill./Lincoln-Way West
Teddy Cillis, Hofstra	UT	Sr.	Latham, N.Y./Blair Academy
Vito Friscia, Hofstra	DH	Jr.	Valley Stream, N.Y./Valley Stream Central
Kyle Brnovich, Elon	SP	So.	Milton, Ga./Kings Ridge Christian
Sean Mellen, Northeastern	SP	So.	Norwood, Mass./Norwood
John Rooney, Hofstra	SP	Jr.	Melrose, N.Y./Hoosic Valley
Clark Cota, UNCW	RP	Jr.	Hampstead, N.C./Topsail
2018 CAA PLAYER OF THE YEAR: Charlie McConnell, OF, Northeastern
2018 CAA PITCHER OF THE YEAR: John Rooney, LHP, Hofstra
2018 CAA DEFENSIVE PLAYER OF THE YEAR:  Dupree Hart, 2B, Charleston
2018 CAA CO-ROOKIES OF THE YEAR:  Ian Fair, INF, Northeastern and Billy Sullivan IV, RHP, Delaware
2018 CAA COACH OF THE YEAR:  Mike Glavine, Northeastern
SECOND TEAM
Player, School	Pos.	Cl.	Hometown/High School
Danny Wondrack, Charleston	C	Jr.	Wall, N.J./Wall
Jake Farrell, Northeastern	1B	Jr.	Westwood, Mass./Xaverian Brothers
Cam Devanney, Elon	2B	So.	Amherst, N.H./Central Catholic
Richie Palacios, Towson	SS	Jr.	Brooklyn, N.Y./Berkely Carroll School
Cole Weiss, UNCW	3B	So.	Winston-Salem, N.C./Mount Tabor
Bradley Dixon, Charleston	OF	Jr.	Greenwood, S.C./Emerald
Zach Evers, Elon	OF	Sr.	Arlington, Tenn./Arlington
Mason Koppens, Northeastern	OF	Sr.	Metairie, La./Salisbury
Ian Fair, Northeastern	UT	Fr.	Walpole, Mass./Walpole
Garrett Stonehouse, Elon	DH	So.	Westport, Conn./Avon Old Farms
George Kirby, Elon	SP	So.	Rye, N.Y./Rye
Evan Sisk, Charleston	SP	Jr.	Chester, S.C./Lewisville
Carter Love, Charleston	RP	Sr.	Charlotte, N.C./Ardrey Kell
THIRD TEAM
Player, School	Pos.	Cl.	Hometown/High School
Hunter Smith, William & Mary	C	Jr.	Caldwell, N.J./James Caldwell
Nick Patten, Delaware	1B	Jr.	Butler, Pa./IMG Academy
Fox Semones, James Madison	2B	So.	Woodbridge, Va./Hylton
Max Burt, Northeastern	SS	Sr.	North Andover, Mass./St. John's Prep
Joe Satterfield, Elon	3B	So.	Greenville, S.C./J.L. Mann
Kevin Mohollen, Delaware	OF	Jr.	Rose Valley, Pa./Strath-Haven
Calvin Scott, Delaware	OF	Sr.	Newark, Del./St. Mark's
Adam Sisk, James Madison	OF	Sr.	Fairfax, Va./Robinson
Logan McRae, Charleston	UT	Jr.	Florence, S.C./West Florence
Tyler Brown, Northeastern	SP	Jr.	Hudson, N.H./Alvirne
Billy Sullivan IV, Delaware	SP	Fr.	New Castle, Del./St. Mark's
Andrew Misiaszek, Northeastern	RP	Jr.	Oceanside, N.Y./South Side
CAA ALL-ROOKIE TEAM
Player, School	Pos.	Cl.	Hometown/High School
Ian Fair, Northeastern	UT	Fr.	Walpole, Mass./Walpole
Gage Herring, UNCW	P	Fr.	Newton Grove, N.C./Hobbton
Jordan Hutchins, Delaware	IF	Fr.	Dover, Del./Dover
Greg Jones, UNCW	IF	Fr.	Cary, N.C./Cary
Josh Jones, James Madison	SS	Fr.	Charlotte Courthouse, Va./Randolph-Henry
Michael Morgan, James Madison	C/IF	Fr.	Springfield, Va./Paul VI
Landon Roupp, UNCW	P	Fr.	Rocky Mount, N.C./Faith Christian
Nick Stewart, James Madison	P	Fr.	Ashburn, Va./Rock Ridge
Billy Sullivan IV, Delaware	P	Fr.	New Castle, Del./St. Mark's
Jared Wetherbee, Elon	P	Fr	Fiskdale, Mass./Avon Old Farms