Proctor claimed the lone catcher spot on the list, while McGuffin collected one of three outfield positions.
The pair of Hilltoppers went a combined 13-for-30 on the tournament at the plate, including an 8-for-11 combined effort in No. 8 seed WKU’s opening contest with fifth-seeded UAB.
McGuffin finished the tournament hitting .444 with Proctor not far behind at .417. Both players competed in all 38 innings of action over the three days of play.