* 2022 NCBWA Preseason All-Region
* 2022 SAC Preseason First-Team All-SAC
* 2021 NCBWA Honorable Mention All-American
* 2021 First-Team NCBWA All-Southeast Region
* 2021 ABCA All-Region
* 2021 Second-Team D2CCA All-Southeast Region
* 2021 SAC All-Tournament Team
* 2021 First-Team All-SAC

2021 (Senior): Coe tallied six awards in 2021 including being named to the National Collegiate Baseball Writers Association (NCBWA) All-American team as an honorable mention selection, the first C-N player to earn that laurel since Kyle Koeneman in 2012. Overall he was the 24th player in C-N history to earn the top plaudit in the land and fifth pitcher. The senior right-hander is the eighth individual in the school's NCAA era to earn All-American honors fourth pitcher, the first since Brett Hontz in 2008.

On top of being a preseason All-SAC selection, he was named to the NCBWA’s preseason All-Southeast Region unit on Monday. Coe was the 28th pitcher in the history of the program to net all-conference honors and the 10th to get a spot on the top club. He piled up a wonderful season going 7-0 with a 2.23 ERA in 10 starts striking out 63 batters and walking just 17 in 64 2/3 innings pitched. The Eagles were 9-2 as a team in his outings this year. His seven victories are good for second in the league and 37th in the country while his four complete games top the SAC and are 13th in the country. His ERA is fourth in the conference while he ranks ninth hits per nine innings (6.26), eighth in strikeout to walk ratio (3.81) and walks per nine (2.63). His 63 strikeouts are second.

With seven wins on the bump, he moved into an 11-way tie for ninth on the program's single-season wins list most recently accomplished by Vince Apicella in 2015. The Bridgeville, Pa. native hurled five quality starts on the year with one his gems coming on March 20 against Queens when he fanned 10 over nine innings giving up a run with two outs in the ninth inning. It is one of four times he has thrown at least eight frames along with March 5 against UVA Wise and April 17 at Coker. Each time he only allowed one run.

Despite letting a lead-off batter reach at a .388 clip on the year, opponents hit .133 with runners on base, .186 with two outs and .175 as a right-handed batter. He did not yield more than seven hits in any game on the year with seven of nine netting four or fewer.

Putting the finishing touches on an historic season, Coe was named to the SAC All-Tournament team. The Bridgeville, Pa. native kickstarted the weekend as the Eagles faced elimination in the play-in game against Mars Hill on Thursday night with the best start of his impressive year. The Bridgeville Pa. native yielded three hits, one walk and one hit batter on the day fanning nine to become the first C-N hurler since Apicella on April 28, 2015, 268 games and 2,190 days ago, to fire a complete game, nine-inning shutout. The first-team All-SAC pick allowed only one man to reach scoring position stranding Austin Treadway in the third.

Three days later against eventual tournament champion and National Champion Wingate he closed the door for his first-career save throwing 10 pitches in a 1-2-3 ninth. He finished his senior year with a 2.23 earned run average in 64 2/3 innings pitched, the best by a C-N pitcher in its NCAA history with minimum of 40 innings on the rubber.

2020 (Junior): Went 1-3 with 25 strikeouts in 26 innings over six starts in his first year at Mossy Creek... Earned the opening day start firing four innings at Limestone on Feb. 1... Fired six shutout innings fanning nine scattering three hits and three walks for his lone win of the year against West Liberty on Feb. 8... Posted a quality start at Lenoir-Rhyne on Feb. 22 working six innings giving up three earned runs with five strikeouts.

2019 (Frederick CC): Started 11 games going 8-2 with a 1.27 ERA fanning 62 in 64 innings pitched with five complete games... Walked seven batters as a sophomore... Overall at Frederick, Coe went 10-3 in 27 career outings with a 2.12 ERA... Allowed more than one earned run one time, four earned in 5 1/3 stanzas in his second outing of the year on March 8 v. Monroe CC... Struck out a season high eight batters on three occasions... Shoved a complete game shutout against CCBC Catonsville on May 10 scattering five hit while punching out three.