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Tyler Dellerman recently finished his second season with the Bearcats in 2025. He serves as the program's offensive skills coordinator. His duties include assisting with baserunning and hitting scouting reports and working with infielders and catchers.
UC ended the 2025 season with a 33-26 overall record and earned an at-large berth into the NCAA Tournament, the seventh tournament trip in program history and the first at-large berth since 1974. The Bearcats were the No. 3 seed in the Knoxville Regional and won their opening game against No. 2 seed Wake Forest, 11-6.
Cincinnati reached the 30-win plateau for the second straight season, the first time the program had won at least 30 games in consecutive seasons since doing it three straight years from 1999-2001. UC also captured six ranked wins, the most in a season in school history.
Dellerman’s work with Cincinnati’s baserunners helped the team swipe a school-record 134 bases, breaking the previous record set in 2008. UC was one of the most successful teams on the bases, posting a 90.5% success rate on stolen bases (134-for-148).
During his first season with the Bearcats in 2024, the team posted a 32-25 overall record and a 17-13 mark in conference play, the program’s first 30-win season since 2019. UC finished the regular season in fifth place in the Big 12 after being picked to finish in last in the preseason coaches poll.
The Bearcats claimed six series wins in conference play including series vs. TCU, West Virginia, and UCF, and also posted an 18-8 record at home.
Prior to his arrival at UC, Dellerman starred at the University of Charleston for three seasons. In 153 games he hit .371 and tallied 38 home runs, 167 RBI, 49 doubles, and 157 runs scored while slugging .704. He was named Mountain East Conference Player of the Year in 2023 and was a NCBWA Division II All-American. He also holds the program's single-season RBI record (67), which he set in 2022.
Dellerman played at Urbana University in 2019-20, earning MEC Freshman of the Year honors in 2019. In 57 games spread across two seasons he hit .315 with 10 home runs and 50 RBI.
Dellerman is from Maineville, Ohio and attended St. Xavier High School.
UC ended the 2025 season with a 33-26 overall record and earned an at-large berth into the NCAA Tournament, the seventh tournament trip in program history and the first at-large berth since 1974. The Bearcats were the No. 3 seed in the Knoxville Regional and won their opening game against No. 2 seed Wake Forest, 11-6.
Cincinnati reached the 30-win plateau for the second straight season, the first time the program had won at least 30 games in consecutive seasons since doing it three straight years from 1999-2001. UC also captured six ranked wins, the most in a season in school history.
Dellerman’s work with Cincinnati’s baserunners helped the team swipe a school-record 134 bases, breaking the previous record set in 2008. UC was one of the most successful teams on the bases, posting a 90.5% success rate on stolen bases (134-for-148).
During his first season with the Bearcats in 2024, the team posted a 32-25 overall record and a 17-13 mark in conference play, the program’s first 30-win season since 2019. UC finished the regular season in fifth place in the Big 12 after being picked to finish in last in the preseason coaches poll.
The Bearcats claimed six series wins in conference play including series vs. TCU, West Virginia, and UCF, and also posted an 18-8 record at home.
Prior to his arrival at UC, Dellerman starred at the University of Charleston for three seasons. In 153 games he hit .371 and tallied 38 home runs, 167 RBI, 49 doubles, and 157 runs scored while slugging .704. He was named Mountain East Conference Player of the Year in 2023 and was a NCBWA Division II All-American. He also holds the program's single-season RBI record (67), which he set in 2022.
Dellerman played at Urbana University in 2019-20, earning MEC Freshman of the Year honors in 2019. In 57 games spread across two seasons he hit .315 with 10 home runs and 50 RBI.
Dellerman is from Maineville, Ohio and attended St. Xavier High School.