GREENVILLE, S.C. – The National Christian College Athletic Association (NCCAA) announced its 2025 Baseball All-Americans and for the first time in program history, Mid-America Christian notched its first three-time recipient of the honor as senior outfielder Noel McGarry-Doyle was selected to the Third Team.

It is the third time in his illustrious Evangels career that McGarry-Doyle is receiving the Third Team All-American accolade.

The Maple, Ontario, Canada native wrapped up this incredible season on a tear from the plate to finish the year with a .404 batting average (78-193) with nine doubles, a triple and 14 homers for 72 RBIs and 56 runs. McGarry-Doyle also drew a team-high 41 walks, 16 hit-by pitches and stole 28 bases to finish with a team-high .538 on-base percentage, a .679 slugging percentage and the second-highest OPS at 1.217.

McGarry-Doyle set several NAIA Era (2008-present) single season marks for the year. On-top of setting the record for on-base percentage (.538) and RBIs (72), he also notched top 10 marks in hits (72, 2^nd), walks (41, 2^nd), home runs (14, 3^rd), total bases (131, 3^rd), stolen bases (28, 3^rd), OPS (1.217, 5^th), at-bats (193, 6^th), batting average (.404, 7^th), and runs (56, 8^th).

The highly skilled outfielder saved some of his best performances of the season for last in the NAIA Tournament Opening Round. During that five-game slate, McGarry-Doyle slashed 11-for-23 (.478) with a triple, six homers with 18 RBIs and nine runs. He also came up with the walk-off RBI single in the bottom of the ninth to propel the Evangels to a 7-6 comeback win over Ottawa on May 13.

One of the most decorated players in program history, McGarry-Doyle wrapped up his illustrious three-year Evangels career with seven program records, including: on-base percentage (.510), triples (10), RBIs (190), runs (169), walks (95), hit-by-pitch (42), and stolen bases (54).

Not only did he set seven different career records, but he also set several other NAIA Era top 10 marks, which include: batting average (.394, 2^nd), OPS (1.190, 2^nd), hits (214, 2^nd), home runs (34, 2^nd), total bases (369, 2^nd), at-bats (543, 3^rd), slugging percentage (.680, 4^th), and doubles (33, 4^th).

The Evangels wrapped up another highly successful 2025 campaign with a 41-17 overall record and made its deepest ever run in the NAIA Tournament by advancing to the NAIA Tournament Opening Round Championship after getting a 16-7 win over Southern-New Orleans, a 7-6 victory over Ottawa (Kan.) and a 16-4 win over No. 21 Johnson (Tenn.).