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Stoneman Douglas pitcher Gio Rojas and St. Thomas Aquinas standout Nico Sabatino were named Pitcher and Player of the Year, respectively, after leading their teams to consecutive state championships.
Junior right-hander Collin Clarke has entered the transfer portal, opening the door to the 2026 MLB Draft while retaining a year of college eligibility.
Junior right‑hander Collin Clarke has moved into the transfer portal, opening a path to the upcoming MLB Draft while still retaining the option to return for a fifth year at Oregon.
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
Four Oregon baseball players receive All‑American recognition from Perfect Game, Baseball America and the National Collegiate Baseball Writers Association, highlighting a breakout season for the program.
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.
The Ducks' standout performers received top national accolades, highlighting a season of record‑breaking performances and future promise.
Three Oregon State arms—Dax Whitney, Trey Morris and Albert Roblez—have been selected as All-Americans by multiple national outlets, highlighting a season marked by injury setbacks, breakout performances and dominant closing work.
Three Oregon State right‑handers and a senior closer were celebrated as All‑Americans by top baseball publications, highlighting a historic season for the Beavers.
Three Oregon State right‑handers receive All‑American accolades from Perfect Game, Baseball America, and the National Collegiate Baseball Writers Association, highlighting a dominant season and future prospects for the Beavers.
Baseball America's latest All-America list highlights the offensive and pitching excellence of Florida's top collegiate players.
Logan Hughes, a junior outfielder from Deland, Florida, was named a Third Team All‑American by the ABCA and Baseball, highlighting a standout season that includes 18 home runs, 71 RBIs and a top‑50 draft projection.
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.
Florida State pitcher Wes Mendes was recognized as a Second Team All‑American by Baseball America, highlighting a breakout year that helped the Seminoles secure a No. 10 national seed and a top‑10 NCAA Tournament spot.
Blake Primrose becomes the first Hawk to collect multiple non‑freshman postseason All‑America honors in a single season, breaking records and earning a suite of national accolades.
Sophomore catcher Blake Primrose earned two All‑America Third Team nods, set new single‑season records and was named Atlantic 10 Player of the Year, cementing his place among the nation’s elite.
Jackson Flora, a standout pitcher for UC Santa Barbara, has been named to the All‑America First Team by Baseball America and the American Baseball Coaches Association, highlighting a season that culminates in the nation's top prospect for the upcoming MLB Draft.
Oregon’s reliever Tanner Bradley was recognized as an All‑American by Baseball America, adding to a season that placed him among the nation’s elite.
Relief pitcher Darin Horn’s dominant 2026 season, marked by eight wins, seven saves and a 3.21 ERA, leads to third-team All-American recognition from Baseball America.
The Aggies celebrated a sweep of postseason accolades as four players received All-America distinctions from the ABCA/Rawlings and Baseball America panels.
Florida's baseball team finishes 41‑21, secures the No. 8 national seed, and sees three players named All‑America by Baseball America, highlighting a season of individual and collective achievement.
For the first time in school history, five Georgia Tech baseball players have been recognized as All-America by the American Baseball Coaches Association, highlighting a breakthrough season that includes record-breaking performances and national acclaim.