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Will Labonte, a freshman pitcher for the Portland Pilots, became the first player in program history to collect four postseason All‑American selections, while his 2.82 ERA and 73.1 innings pitched anchored a 27‑25 season that marks the fourth winning record in five years.
Freshman right‑hander Myles Upchurch was named a First Team Freshman All‑American by Baseball America, highlighting his pivotal role in Alabama’s first Men’s College World Series appearance since 1999 and earning him a place in the 2026 USA Collegiate Baseball National Team Training Camp.
Freshman third baseman Nico Partida is recognized as a First Team Freshman All‑America by Baseball America, highlighting a standout debut season for Texas A&M.
Caden Sorrell's record-breaking season earns him All-American recognition and multiple All-SEC honors.
Two Texas A&M standouts, pitcher Clayton Freshcorn and first baseman Gavin Grahovac, have been recognized as Academic All‑Americans, highlighting their on‑field impact and classroom achievements.
The Troy Trojans baseball team concluded a remarkable campaign with a first-ever World Series win, finishing 39-32 and cementing a program-record No. 6 national ranking.
Troy University’s baseball team surged to a program‑record No. 6 national ranking after a breakout season that included a Super Regional sweep and a College World Series victory, highlighted by record‑setting performances from Jabe Boroff and Jimmy Janicki.
Two Texas A&M baseball standouts combine top SEC performances with high academic standing, earning prestigious All-America recognition.
The National College Baseball Writers Association and Perfect Game announced their All‑America teams, highlighting the achievements of Caden Sorrell, Clayton Freshcorn, Aiden Sims and Gavin Grahovac.
The College Baseball Foundation celebrated the 2026 season with a suite of awards that highlighted offensive brilliance, pitching dominance, and coaching excellence.
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
Reliever Ian Korn delivered a standout performance, guiding West Virginia past Troy and into a pivotal matchup that will be broadcast live on ESPN.
Turner's latest All-America selection highlights a standout season marked by historic hitting streaks, conference rankings, and a place in Michigan baseball lore.
The National College Baseball Writers Association and Perfect Game have announced their 2026 All-America teams, highlighting four Texas A&M Aggies who earned spots on the prestigious lists.
Freshman right-hander Myles Upchurch was selected to the National College Baseball Writers Association First Team All-American, a first for Alabama since 2024, and helped guide the Tide to Omaha.
Freshman catcher Enzo Infelise was named to the NCBWA Freshman All‑America second team after a breakout season that topped all NCAA freshmen in hits and batting average, earning conference Freshman of the Year and first‑team all‑conference honors.
Three Mid‑American Conference freshmen earn Freshman All‑American honors, with Diego Cruz leading the way as Freshman of the Year and Hayden Frey making his mark on the mound.
Texas A&M’s Clayton Freshcorn is a finalist for the 2026 NCBWA Stopper of the Year Award after a dominant season that included 12 saves, a 2.82 ERA and 56 strikeouts.
Three Concordia University Irvine baseball standouts were named to the D2CCA All‑Region teams, highlighting a season that saw the Golden Eagles finish second in the PacWest and graduate just one All‑Conference senior.
Senior outfielder Jorsixt Jimenez, a native of Puerto Plata, leads the Golden Eagles with a .402 average and 19 home runs, positioning him as a contender for the prestigious Dick Howser Trophy.
Gavin Grahovac, Aiden Sims and Caden Sorrell are semifinalists for the 2026 Dick Howser Trophy, with the award to be presented at the College World Series in Omaha.
North Carolina’s right‑handers Jason DeCaro and Caden Glauber have been selected as semifinalists for the 2026 Dick Howser Trophy, a prize that celebrates the nation’s most outstanding college baseball player.