Lincoln– The College Sports Information Directors of America (CoSIDA) released its Academic All-District teams on Thursday afternoon and junior outfielder Ryan Boldt was named a first-team All-District 7 pick for the second straight year. The Red Wing, Minn., native is the first Husker baseball player to earn the honor in consecutive seasons since Daniel Bruce did it in 2004 and 2005.
A member of the Golden Spikes Award Midseason Watch list, Boldt has once again shined on the field and in the classroom for the Huskers in 2016. Earlier this season he became just the 24th player in school history to record 200 career hits and is just the 15th player to do it in three seasons or less.
In the classroom Boldt carries a 3.70 GPA, while majoring in nutrition science.
As a first-team all-district selection, Boldt will now be on the CoSIDA Academic All-America ballot and those teams will be announced on Friday, June 3. Last season Boldt earned third-team academic All-America honors
Boldt was one of five Big Ten baseball players honored on Thursday. He was joined by Penn State’s Jack Anderson (District 2), Michigan State’s Keegan Baar (District 5), Michigan’s Cody Bruder (District 5) and Minnesota’s Matt Fielder (District 6).
A member of the Golden Spikes Award Midseason Watch list, Boldt has once again shined on the field and in the classroom for the Huskers in 2016. Earlier this season he became just the 24th player in school history to record 200 career hits and is just the 15th player to do it in three seasons or less.
In the classroom Boldt carries a 3.70 GPA, while majoring in nutrition science.
As a first-team all-district selection, Boldt will now be on the CoSIDA Academic All-America ballot and those teams will be announced on Friday, June 3. Last season Boldt earned third-team academic All-America honors
Boldt was one of five Big Ten baseball players honored on Thursday. He was joined by Penn State’s Jack Anderson (District 2), Michigan State’s Keegan Baar (District 5), Michigan’s Cody Bruder (District 5) and Minnesota’s Matt Fielder (District 6).
