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Freshman pitcher Trey Williford earns national Freshman All‑America honors

UNC Wilmington’s rising star recognized for record‑setting performance in the CAA and beyond

Freshman phenom Trey Williford shines on the mound

Trey Williford, a freshman right‑hander for the University of North Carolina Wilmington, has burst onto the national collegiate baseball scene after being named to Perfect Game’s second‑team Freshman All‑America.

The Coastal Athletic Association honored him as its Rookie of the Year and placed him on the first‑team All‑CAA and All‑Rookie squads, underscoring his immediate impact.

Currently pitching for Harwich in the Cape Cod League, Williford posted a 7‑2 record and a 3.34 earned‑run average, while fanning 89 batters — a freshmen record for the program.

His statistical footprint extends to the national leaderboards: he ranks eighth among freshmen in hits allowed per nine innings (6.65), second in strikeouts per nine (11.9) and ninth in WHIP (1.219).

Twice selected as CAA Rookie of the Week, Williford helped the Seahawks shift into the weekend rotation during the final month of conference play, a move that bodes well for his future development.

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