PORTALES, N.M. – Luciano Terilli and Willie Ponce have both been named to the ABCA/Rawlings NCAA Division II South Central All-Region team. The all-region teams from the American Baseball Coaches Association (ABCA) are voted by a committee made up of eight head coaches, represented by one coach in each region.

Terilli was a driving force of the Greyhounds offense, leading the team in hits, runs, walks, slugging percentage, on-base percentage, and home runs. The team finished with a program record for walks, slugging percentage, on-base percentage, and home runs during the 2025 season. The outfielder sported a .410 batting average, driving in 46 runs, while holding a 1.258 OPS. The Dallas, Texas native also played outstanding defense, finding seven assists from the outfield, including throwing out four runners at home trying to score.

In a single season, Terilli set several marks in the top-10 in Greyhounds history. Terilli set a single season record with 44 walks this season, was second in runs scored (62), and his 75 hits were the seventh most all-time. The seniors 12 home runs and 134 total bases finished 2^nd in a single season in program history, while his .732 slg pct (4^th best in single season) and his .526 OBP (2^nd best in single season) were also top-five marks.

Ponce won the batting title for the Greyhounds in the 2025 season, hitting .415 in the heart of the lineup, the highest batting average by a Greyhound since 2017 (min. 50 AB). The Greyhound shortstop played in all but one game for the Greyhounds, holding a 1.169 OPS, with 51 runs scored, 71 hits, and a team high 16 doubles. An Olathe, Kansas native, Ponce racked up 50 RBIs with five home runs, 21 walks, and a single season record 21 hit by pitches. On the bases, Ponce swiped 16 bags, while leading the Greyhounds defensively with 134 fielding assists, while turning 29 double plays.

In a single season, Ponce broke the single season hit by pitch record, adding to a program record 55 hit by pitch in their career. Ponce's .526 on-base percentage was tied for second in a single season, while his 16 doubles were the 10^th most in an ENMU single season. Overall in their career, Ponce finished 3^rd in RBIs (140), 3^rd in fielding assists (347), T-4^th in double plays turned, 6^th in total bases (283), and 8^th in triples (136).

ENMU concluded the season with 27-23 record, along with a 25-23 conference record. The win totals marked the highest in the Riley Price era, setting a new program best for wins in the Lone Star Conference, beating out the 2023 conference mark of 21-26.