LOUDONVILLE, NY – Following a torrid final month to cap his collegiate career, Siena Baseball standout Nick Bergamotto has been honored by the Metro Atlantic Athletic Conference. The senior second baseman from Caldwell, New Jersey has been heralded as a Second Team All-MAAC honoree.
 
Bergamotto saved his best for last to punctuate his collegiate career. Over his final 18 games, he hit an astounding .430 (34-79) with 18 runs scored and 17 RBI, setting the table atop the lineup while helping keep the Saints in postseason contention to the final series.
 
Overall, Bergamotto currently ranks seventh in the MAAC after hitting at a team-best .345 clip – 79 points better than his career batting average entering this season – and also led Siena with 58 hits. He appeared in 44 games (43 starts) and added three home runs and 22 RBI while registering more walks (22) than strikeouts (21). Bergamotto tallied 13 multi-hit performances, and earlier in the season matched a team-high nine-game hit streak.
 
For his career, Bergamotto finishes a solid .286 hitter with 15 home runs, 94 RBI, 185 hits, and 111 runs scored spanning 179 games (163 starts).
 
Siena also had 12 players named to the MAAC All-Academic Team, which recognizes student athletes who have both completed a minimum of two semesters at their current institution (through the Fall 2025 semester), and who possess a cumulative grade-point average of 3.20 or better. The Siena honorees were graduate student Vincent Venditti, seniors Bergamotto, Joe D'Elia, JT Gunzy, Owen Pincince, and Tyler Sausville, red-shirt juniors Sam Falace, Chris McKeon, and Ryan Taffe, juniors Noah Brooks and Jake Sparks, and sophomore Lawson McIntosh.
 
Siena recently wrapped up its 2026 season with a final record of 20-30 including a 12-18 mark in the MAAC. Despite falling short of earning a postseason berth, the Saints achieved back-to-back 20-win seasons for the first time since accomplishing the feat six consecutive times from 2013-18. Moreover, Siena finished with 11 wins at Connors Park this spring, equaling (2010, 2011, 2018, 2021) their highest total in 18 years since winning 16 home games back in 2008.