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Former Texas A&M star Scott Livingstone was selected for the 2026 College Baseball Hall of Fame, recognizing a career that includes record‑setting performances, multiple All‑America honors and a lengthy MLB tenure.
The College Baseball Foundation announces the 2026 Hall of Fame class, highlighting the late Dave McCarty’s storied career and his impact on Stanford and professional baseball.
The 2026 College Baseball Hall of Fame class will honor Earl Bass, a dominant Gamecocks pitcher whose career set numerous records and earned lasting tributes.
Eric Nachtsheim, a senior right‑hander for McNeese, earns a second‑team All‑American selection from Baseball America, joining a distinguished list of Cowboy alumni who have received multiple postseason All‑American honors.
The College Baseball Foundation announces that Gene Stephenson, longtime Wichita State head baseball coach, will be presented with the 2026 Wayne Graham Award for Teaching Excellence at the future College Baseball Hall of Fame in Overland Park, Kansas.
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.
Dylan Carey, a senior shortstop from Nebraska, has been named the 2026 Brooks Wallace Award winner, recognizing the nation’s top collegiate shortstop.
UCLA’s John Savage received the Skip Bertman award, his team posted a program‑record 52 wins, and several players captured national player of the year accolades.
John Savage leads UCLA to a record 52‑win season, earning Skip Bertman Coach of the Year honors while a host of other national awards highlight a remarkable year for the sport.
UCLA’s baseball team finished the regular season with a program‑record 52 wins, topped the nation’s rankings, and collected a suite of individual honors, including the Skip Bertman Coach of the Year award for John Savage.
Coach John Savage was honored as Skip Bertman Coach of the Year after UCLA’s record‑setting 52‑win season, a run that included a perfect Big Ten sweep and a host of national player awards.
The College Baseball Foundation celebrated the 2026 season with a suite of awards that highlighted offensive brilliance, pitching dominance, and coaching excellence.
Daniel Jackson's historic season, marked by 31 home runs and a .396 average, has secured two of college baseball's most coveted awards and propelled Georgia to the CWS opener against Texas.
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.
A freshman‑turned‑ace, Jackson Flora’s record‑breaking season earns him the College Baseball Foundation’s top honor and a top spot in the upcoming draft.
Evan Dempsey’s historic back‑to‑back John Olerud Two‑Way Player of the Year award highlights a season of dual‑role excellence for Florida Gulf Coast.
Daniel Jackson’s historic performance earns him the 2026 Dick Howser Trophy, the baseball equivalent of the Heisman, as he prepares for a showdown with Texas in the opening game of the CWS.
Freshman shortstop Bo Moody’s breakout season earns him Perfect Game First-Team honors, Big South Freshman of the Year and a spot on the Brooks Wallace Award watch list.
Two freshman pitchers earned NCBWA Freshman All‑American honors, setting new records and helping the Pilots finish 27‑25, the fourth above‑.500 season in five years.
Braydon Kersey commits to Tennessee baseball, bringing dual‑way talent and a proven track record to a Volunteers roster in rebuilding mode.
After five years, Florida's pitching coach David Kopp was dismissed amid a 27‑run regional debacle and a 4.61 team ERA, sparking a search for a new arms architect while Michael Byrne remains on staff.
Dylan Volantis, a sophomore pitcher from Thousand Oaks, California, has been named a finalist for the National Pitcher of the Year Award for the second straight season, boasting conference‑leading metrics and a career‑best 1.94 ERA as the award ceremony approaches in Omaha on June 13.
Campbell University’s sophomore Jett Music is among the finalists for the prestigious John Olerud Two-Way Player award, recognizing his outstanding performance both at the plate and on the mound during the 2026 season.
The Tar Heels’ standout shortstop leads the nation in several offensive categories and boasts a stellar defensive record, positioning him as a leading finalist for the 2026 Brooks Wallace Award, to be presented on June 13 at Charles Schwab Field.