INDIANAPOLIS – On Tuesday, the Horizon League announced its 2025 Baseball All-League Awards, with Milwaukee having six student-athletes recognized for their contributions to the team's third place finish this year.
 
Gavin Theis and Logan Snow earned individual honors as Theis was selected as the Horizon League Pitcher of the Year while Snow garnered Reliever of the Year accolades.
 
Theis and Snow were also both named All-League First Team selections along with Tyler Bickers and Gabe Roessler. The Panthers also had a player on the All-League second team as Justin Hausser was acknowledged.
 
Also earning honors was Tate Schmidt, who received a spot on the All-Freshman Team following his rookie campaign.
 
Theis finished his 2025 season with an 8-1 record over his 14 starts on the season, with the team earning wins in nine of 10 of his Horizon League starts. He had 68 strikeouts to lead Milwaukee's staff and allowed just 39 earned runs over 80 innings for a 4.39 ERA. He held opponents this season to a .257 batting average.
 
His best two starts of the season came in Horizon League action, as he won the opener of the team's home series against Oakland with 8 2/3 innings pitched without allowing a run and striking out a season-best eight batters. Later in the year he recorded eight shutout innings at home against Purdue Fort Wayne on May 9 with another seven strikeouts.
 
With his selection as Horizon League Pitcher of the Year, Theis becomes the first Panther to earn the honor since the 2016 season, when Brian Keller earned the honor. He joins former teammate Luke Hansel as Milwaukee's most recent first-team selection, as Hansel was a member of the first team in 2024.
 
Snow was the most dominant relief pitcher in the Horizon League this season over his 21 outings this season. He led the Horizon League with six saves and had a win over his efforts this season, holding opponents to a sub-one WHIP at 0.99. He struck out 24 batters over 30 1/3 innings and finished the regular season with a 1.78 ERA.
 
The right-hander had seven outings this season of at least two innings of work, and did not allow an earned run in 16 of his appearances in 2025. He had a stretch of 14-straight innings without allowing a run that spanned from the team's win on Mar. 21 over Wright State through the team's game two win over Purdue Fort Wayne at home on May 10.
 
Snow becomes the first Panther reliever to win Relief Pitched of the Year since AJ Blubaugh earned back-to-back honors in 2021 and 2022. Blubaugh was also a Horizon League First Team honoree in each of those seasons.
 
Bickers earned a spot on the All-League First Team following an impressive Horizon League campaign that saw the senior hit .412 in league games with a team-high 47 hits. Overall, in 2025 Bickers led the Panthers with 72 hits, the most in a season since Hausser had 72 in 2024.
 
Beyond his hitting prowess, Bickers had nine doubles, two triples and four home runs this season, while scoring 45 runs and adding 39 RBIs. Set to play the season as the everyday second baseman, Bickers made the shift to third base and had 173 defensive chances with 59 putouts and 109 defensive assists.
 
Roessler was named to the All-League First Team following a 62-hit season, where he hit .292 on the year (.333 in Horizon League games) while playing all 54 games as a senior. The shortstop swiped a team-best 23 bases and was also led Milwaukee with a team-best 53 runs scored.
 
The Rockton, Ill.-native was among the team leaders in doubles with 15, home runs with eight, and RBIs with 35. He ended the regular season with a .476 slugging percentage and a .415 on-base percentage with 32 walks and was also hit by 13 pitches.
 
Milwaukee's most recent member of the 200-hit club, Hausser reached the mark in Thursday's series opener at Oakland this past weekend. In his final season with the Panthers, Hausser led Milwaukee with 19 doubles and finished the campaign tied for second on the team with 62 hits.
 
Included in his hit total was a pair of triples and a career-best five six runs as he drove in 37 runs and scored 40 on the year. He was second on the team with a .498 slugging percentage while playing 52 of the team's 54 games in 2025.
 
In his first season with the Panthers, Schmidt gets Milwaukee back on the All-Freshman Team for the first time since 2023. In 48 games this year, Schmidt had 41 hits including nine doubles and two home runs. He also drew 21 walks and scored 35 runs on the season and finished the season with 18 RBIs.
 
Milwaukee will begin play in the 2025 Horizon League Championship on Wednesday morning at 10:00 a.m. (CT) as the Panthers will take on the Purdue Fort Wayne Mastodons at Nischwitz Stadium.