Former Georgia Gwinnett College baseball pitching standout Hunter Dollander is continuing his productive year at the professional level with the Great Falls Voyagers (Montana) of the Pioneer League.

The Pioneer League is an official partner league of Major League Baseball. 

After helping the Grizzlies capture their first NAIA national championship and having a sensational senior year with a 12-1 record, Dollander went on to have a 5-0 mark and 1.35 earned run average in eight games of summer league play with the St. Cloud Rox (Minnesota).

Now the right hander has joined the Voyagers for the final month of the Pioneer League season.

Dollander set a GGC program record for wins (12) and was named the most valuable player at the 2021 Avista NAIA World Series. He was on the mound in the championship-clinching victory against Central Methodist University (Missouri), and also had a triumph against Oklahoma Wesleyan University in Lewiston, Idaho. He finished the 2021 season with a 3.09 ERA in 15 starting assignments.

The Evans, Georgia, native had a 28-2 career record with 241 strikeouts in 241 innings and 40 starts for the Grizzlies.

Off the field, Dollander was named the 2021 NAIA Baseball Academic All-American of the Year by College Sports Information Directors of America.

Five players from GGC's 2021 national championship team are now playing professionally, including pitcher Adam McKillican with the Texas Rangers and pitcher Hunter Caudelle, shortstop Gabe Howell and outfielder Cord Johnson with independent professional-level teams.

Georgia Gwinnett College had a 51-10 record in the 2021 championship season, winning 22 of its final 23 games, including the last eight postseason games.