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Washington State's Nick Lewis is a finalist for the ABCA Rawlings Gold Glove Award, seeking to become the first Cougar since 2008 to win the honor. Joining him, transfer Jacob Hayes adds power to the roster, and former Cougars shine in professional leagues.
Junior first baseman Ryan Niedzwiedz leads SIUE to its first regular‑season title and sets new program records, positioning him as a top contender for the Ohio Valley Conference's Male Athlete of the Year award, to be announced on June 25.
Left‑hander Nick Lewis from Washington State University is among three finalists for the 2026 ABCA Rawlings Gold Glove Award, honoring his exceptional defensive contributions and a breakout collegiate campaign.
Kolby Branch, a senior shortstop for the University of Georgia, has been named a finalist for the NCAA Division I Gold Glove award, highlighting his standout defensive season as the Bulldogs prepare for a pivotal College World Series matchup.
After guiding the Cougars to a historic conference title, a NCAA Tournament appearance and a record‑setting team GPA, Washington State University has secured head coach Nathan Choate through 2031, promising continuity amid rising expectations.
Washington State University has secured Nathan Choate’s leadership through 2031, highlighting a season that delivered a conference title, an NCAA tournament appearance and record academic performance.
Washington State University announced a contract extension for baseball coach Nathan Choate through 2031, celebrating a season that delivered the program's first NCAA Tournament appearance since 2010, a conference championship, a 3.45 team GPA record, and a standout pitcher among award finalists.
Evan Dempsey’s second consecutive consensus All-American selection highlights a standout season that blends elite hitting and pitching, positioning him for a historic unanimous honor.
The latest national awards recognize standout performances in college baseball, highlighting Nebraska’s Dylan Carey, UCLA’s John Savage and a host of other Big Ten standouts.
Dax Whitney and Tanner Bradley collect multiple First‑Team and Second‑Team All‑America accolades, joining a select group of Oregon State and Oregon players with historic recognition.
Freshman right‑hander Walker McDuffie delivers a breakout year for the University of North Carolina, logging seven saves, a 3.74 ERA and earning second‑team All‑American recognition.
Four Texas A&M standouts—Caden Sorrell, Aiden Sims, Clayton Freshcorn and Gavin Grahovac—were selected to the 2026 ABCA/Rawlings All-Region teams, highlighting their SEC-leading contributions and positioning them for national recognition.
Six Ducks players were recognized on All‑American and regional teams after a breakout year marked by elite pitching, power hitting and defensive excellence.
Junior Evan Dempsey of Florida Gulf Coast has been recognized with additional First Team All‑America selections from Baseball America and Perfect Game, bringing his total honors within reach of a Consensus All‑American designation.
Nebraska's Carson Jasa was selected to the third team of the ABCA/Rawlings All-American roster, highlighting a breakout year that includes a 10-2 record, a 3.59 ERA and 117 strikeouts.
UCLA head coach John Savage was named the 2026 Skip Bertman Coach of the Year after guiding his team to a historic 52‑8 record and a wire‑to‑wire No. 1 ranking.
Evan Dempsey, a two‑way star for Florida Gulf Coast, has been selected to the First Team All‑American roster by the American Baseball Coaches Association/Rawlings for the second straight year, a distinction that marks a milestone for his program and underscores his all‑around impact.
Three Florida Gators baseball players earn Second-Team All-America accolades, highlighting a season of exceptional individual and team achievements.
Baseball America’s latest awards highlight Landon Hairston’s record‑breaking performance and Nu’u Contrades’ standout contributions, underscoring Arizona State’s rise as a national contender
Landon Hairston of Arizona State University has been named the 2026 National Player of the Year by Baseball America, finishing a season with 28 home runs and a .400 batting average while remaining a finalist for the Golden Spikes Award. His achievement adds to a storied program history of 15 previous winners and marks a unique decision to return for another year.
Reliever Ian Korn delivered a standout performance, guiding West Virginia past Troy and into a pivotal matchup that will be broadcast live on ESPN.
Baseball America's latest All-America list highlights the offensive and pitching excellence of Florida's top collegiate players.
Junior third baseman Ace Reese and sophomore pitcher Tomas Valincius receive top national recognition, underscoring Mississippi State’s resurgence and its place among college baseball’s elite.
Dax Whitney’s latest First‑Team All‑America selections bring his total to four, highlighting a standout season for the Beavers.