SAN BRUNO, Calif. – The West Coast Conference announced its 2025 baseball all-conference awards Tuesday morning with Pacific earning a pair of end-of-season accolades.

Fifth year John-Howard Bobo and redshirt senior JT Waldon were named All-WCC Honorable Mentions for their outstanding performances on the field during the 2025 campaign.

Bobo, a native of Atlanta, Georgia, put together an impressive year at the plate, slashing .306 with 33 hits, 22 runs, 19 RBI, four doubles and a pair of home runs in 38 games. Bobo set career highs at Pacific this past season in hits, runs, RBI, extra-base hits and home runs. During conference play, Bobo paced the Tigers with .407 with three extra base hits, a home run and four stolen bases. Bobo also provided some stellar defense throughout the season, patrolling centerfield with a perfect fielding percentage.

Waldon, a native of Sacramento, California, represented a mainstay and key power bat in the Tigers' lineup all year. Regularly playing at first base, the left-handed hitter produced a team-best .326 batting average with 25 runs, 15 extra-base hits, four home runs, 32 RBI and 17 walks in 52 games. During the WCC action, Waldon played a pivotal role in Tiger rallies with a .329 batting average across 23 conference games.

With the first year under the leadership of head coach Reed Peters in the books, the Tigers now turn the page and look ahead to the preparation for the 2026 season.

The full WCC release on the all-conference awards team can be found here.

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