The National Association of Intercollegiate Athletics (NAIA) has announced the 2023 Baseball Daktronics NAIA Scholar-Athletes.  The Siena Heights Baseball Program had nineteen student-athletes earn this distinction.  The Saints tied with conference-mate Indiana Tech for the most student-athletes honored from any baseball team in the NAIA. 

In order to be nominated for the NAIA Scholar-Athlete, an individual must maintain a minimum grade point average of 3.5 on a 4.0 scale, must appear on the eligibility certificate for the sport, and have attended one full year.

Earning the award for the Saints was:

Thomas Bakoway (1^st time), junior, pre-physical therapy major from Millarville, Alberta, Canada

Collin Bammer (1^st time), senior, engineering major, chemistry minor from Grosse Ille, Michigan

Devin Eads (1^st time), sophomore, nursing major from Anchorage, Alaska

Aidan Grinstead (1^st time), sophomore, engineering major from Caledonia, Michigan

Cameron Hammer (3^rd time), senior, finance major and communications minor from Bedford, Michigan

Christian Jabiro (3^rd time), senior, finance major from St. Clair, Michigan

Tyson Kemp (1^st time), sophomore, engineering major from Calgary, Alberta, Canada

Thomas Lamnek (3^rd time), senior, business administration major from Locust Grove, Georgia

Kenny Layman (2^nd time), junior, accounting major from Sterling Heights, Michigan

Matt Love (2^nd time), junior, sport management major from Macomb, Michigan

Collin Mong (3^rd time), senior, marketing major from Rochester Hills, Michigan

Aiden Nighswander (2^nd time), junior, exercise science major and psychology minor from Deerfield, Michigan

Brock Olmstead (1^st time), sophomore, social studies major, English minor from Riga, Michigan

Anthony Scali (2^nd time), senior, finance major and marketing minor from Pickering, Ontario, Canada

Gavin Sluss (1^st time), sophomore, biology major from Adrian, Michigan

Christian Smolen (1^st time), sophomore, biology major from Whitehall, Michigan

Brad South (3^rd time), senior, business administration major from Lambertville, Michigan

Andy Stoll (3^rd time), senior, criminal justice major and Spanish minor from Sherwood, Michigan

Ryan Sullivan (2^nd time), junior, accounting major from Lambertville, Michigan