Franklin, MA- Shortly after he snapped both program stolen base records, sophomore Rylan Secovich (Southwick, MA) has now broken the program's single-season hits record. He recorded his 55^th hit of the year in the team's final contest on May 1^st versus Curry College.

The headlines continue to build for the phenom, as he now breaks the third different program record in just 24 hours. On April 30^th, Secovich successfully snapped the program's single-season stolen base record, as well as the program's all-time stolen base record. His 30 single-season and 44 all-time bags are now the new benchmarks in Dean baseball.

This time around, Secovich now passes 2023 alumnus Brian Dovidio (Ramsey, NJ) for the most hits in a single season. His 55^th hit of the year shatters his first-year total of 22 hits, an increase of 150 percent.

In addition to his 55 hits and 30 stolen bases, Secovich also finished 2025 with a .369 batting average, 38 runs scored, 15 extra base hits, and an OBP (on-base percentage) of .429. In the game in which he broke Dovidio's record, Secovich went 2-5 with an RBI.

The Southwick, Massachusetts native was recently named the baseball team's MVP at the Athletics & Recreation Award Ceremony. He was also named to the 2024 Great Northeast Athletic Conference (GNAC) All-Rookie Team in his freshman season.

To learn more about Secovich and the Dean College baseball program, visit https://deanbulldogs.com/sports/baseball.