Chant takes home his second all-region first-team nod, joining Mike Maguire and Tamayo Manzanillo as the only Rams to earn a pair of all-region first-team honors. The 6-foot-3 outfielder continued to have unparalleled success in center for the Rams, rewriting Suffolk's record books as he became the all-time leader in triples at Rhode Island College May 17 in the third inning as he placed his then-10th triple of the season in right center to bring in one run. The hit good for three bags brought his career total to 20, putting him ahead of Suffolk Hall of Famer Maguire on the all-time annals. Along his record-setting path, Chant has added multiple firsts to his resume; first player in blue-and-gold to record two triples in one inning in Suffolk history and across NCAA DIII since 2010, accomplishing the feat in the home half of the third in a 30-8 win over Anna Maria April 15. The righty is just the 12th player in NCAA DIII history to contribute three or more triples in a single game and the only Suffolk player to do so. The first-team All-GNAC and GNAC All-Tournament Team member leads the nation in triples and triples per game this season with 12 in 2017 and sits atop the NCAA DIII in career triples with 22, four more than the student-athlete in second-place. Chant's 69 hits, 118 total bases and 191 at bats not only lead the team and conference, but land among the top three in New England and the country. His 69 hits sit third in the region and 35th in the country, while his total bases lead the way in New England and land 10th in the nation. The numbers are also scattered on Suffolk's singles season list with his hits and total bases coming in second thanks to the most at-bats by a Ram in a single season. The Warwick, Rhode Island, product also holds the team's top numbers in runs (47), batting average (.361), slugging percentage (.618), doubles (13) and stolen bases (17).