DURHAM, N.C. – Maryland junior right-handed pitcher Mike Shawaryn was selected as a preseason second-team Baseball America All-American, the publication announced Monday.

Shawaryn piled up 13 wins with 138 strikeouts, both top single-season marks in school history, in 2015. The Carneys Point, N.J., native owns the most career wins in Maryland history (24). He started last season 10-0 and picked up wins in the Big Ten Tournament and NCAA Regional action.

He became the second Terp in history to play for USA Baseball when he suited up for the Collegiate National Team this summer. He was named a second-team Baseball America All-American in 2015 after holding opponents to a .202 average in 116.0 IP.

His 85 strikeouts in Big Ten action was an all-time conference record. He was named Big Ten Pitcher of the Week four times and NCBWA National Pitcher of the Week once.

Maryland opens its 2016 campaign with a three-game series at Alabama starting on Feb. 19. The Terps advanced to their second straight Super Regional last season and finished with a school record 42 wins.

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