HAVERFORD, Pa. - Junior pitcher Tommy Bergjans continues to pile up the postseason honors after another strong year for the Haverford College baseball team. Bergjans broke the career and single-season records for strikeouts and wins in 2014 and was named to the American Baseball Coaches Association (ABCA) and D3baseball.com All-Mid-Atlantic Region First Teams on Wednesday.

Bergjans has now been selected to an all-region team for a second consecutive season after finishing ninth in the nation with a 1.08 ERA. The Centennial Conference Pitcher of the Year led the league in strikeouts and broke his own school record by fanning 96 batters this season.

After picking up the win in the Centennial championship game, Bergjans went on to pitch against the area's top seed Moravian College in the first round of the NCAA Mid-Atlantic Regional. The junior had one of his best games of the year as he struck out 13 batters and held the Greyhounds to only one run. The victory gave Bergjans nine wins on the season, which set a new single-season mark for the Fords.

Bergjans was a unanimous selection to the All-Centennial first team after going 9-2 in 74.2 innings of work in 2014. The Manhattan Beach, Calif. native only allowed 12 extra base hits all year and limited opposing batters to a .148 average. Bergjans struck out eight or more batters in eight of his 10 starts and averaged 11.57 strikeouts per nine innings.

In just three seasons at Haverford, Bergjans already owns multiple school records. Throughout his time with the Fords Bergjans has set program marks in career wins (22), career strikeouts (263), single-season wins (9), single-season strikeouts (96), single-season Ks per nine-inning game (12.39), single-season ERA (1.08) and many more.