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Cape baseball holds championship banquet

Cape coach Ben Evick, right, stands with the Class of 2025. Shown are (l-r) Chase Resnick, Jase Mitchell, Trey Hitchcock, Malachi Woods, Brady Kosc, Jacob Smith and Jaxon Clampitt. DAN COOK PHOTOS
Dan Cook
June 19, 2025

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The 2025 DIAA state champion Cape baseball team held its end-of-season banquet at Mitchell’s Farm June 13, to celebrate a historic season and hand out team and individual kudos.

The Team MVP award was presented to Jase Mitchell after his 2025 State of Delaware Player of the Year performance. The Offensive Player of the Year award went to Trey Hitchcock, while the Sportsmanship Award went to Brady Kosc. The Defensive Player of the Year was presented to Malachi Woods, with the Rookie of the Year award going to Emmett Wheatley. 

“What a year,” said head coach Ben Evick. “These guys were really tight all year long starting in September. The seniors are a very special group that will forever have this bond that can’t be undone. They just know how to win and will continue on this path in life. This team means so much to me and the coaching staff. We want all of our teams to be successful, and this group has been extremely successful.”

Cape coach Ben Evick, right, presents the MVP award to Jase Mitchell. Mitchell will be attending the University of Kentucky in the fall.
Cape coach Ben Evick, right, presents the Offensive Player of the Year award to Trey Hitchcock.
Rising senior Emmett Wheatley, center, receives the Rookie of the Year award. Shown are (l-r) coach Ben Evick, assistant coach Seth Brosius, Wheatley, assistant coach Dave Gordon and assistant coach Matt Griswold.
Cape coach Ben Evick, right, presents the Defensive MVP award to Malachi Woods.
Cape coach Ben Evick, right, presents the Sportsmanship Award to Brady Kosc.
The boosters presented coach Ben Evick with a plaque in honor of his 250th win.
JV awards were also presented at the the banquet. Shown are assistant coach Seth Brosius; head coach Ben Evick; Calab Clark, Most Improved and Sportsmanship Award; Jordan Williams, Offensive MVP; Trizton Willey, Defensive MVP; and Joe Ruark, MVP.
Senior Chase Resnick was praised by coach Ben Evick as a great fielder and a clutch hitter.
Senior Jacob Smith was praised by coach Ben Evick as one of the best pitchers with a high level change-up.

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