Spring Arbor University

Eric Vojtkofsky was a member of the Spring Arbor baseball team from 2005-09 and finished his outstanding career as one of the best offensive players in the storied history of the program. To this day, he holds three SAU single-season top-10 marks and eight career top-10 marks, including the program record for RBIs with 200.

In addition to holding the career RBI record, he is second in career doubles (58), third in home runs (29), third in at-bats (669), third in total bases (369), sixth in hits (220) and seventh in walks (107).

Vojtkofsky was a key piece in Spring Arbor's success, helping lead the team to back-to-back 40-win seasons and three straight conference titles. In 2007, the Cougars put together a 36-game winning streak – the second-longest streak in NAIA history – and finished as the national runner-up at the NAIA World Series. The team returned to the World Series again in 2008 and finished in the final four.

Vojtkofsky an NAIA All-American, NAIA All-Region selection and earned multiple all-conference awards.