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Georgia pitcher Caden Aoki, a 6‑0, 185‑pound right‑hander from Huntington Beach, is one of six finalists for the 2026 NCBWA Stopper of the Year Award, given to the premier relief pitcher in Division I baseball. His 9‑1 record, 3.86 ERA and three saves helped the Bulldogs capture the SEC regular‑season and tournament titles and the Athens Regional, setting the stage for a showdown in Omaha.
A dramatic sixth‑inning homer, two ejections and a steady relief effort propelled the Bulldogs to a 6‑1 win, extending a streak that highlights their resilience.
The Bulldogs clinched the Athens Regional with a 6-1 win, highlighted by Tre Phelps' two-run homer and strong pitching from Caden Aoki. Coach Scott Stricklin says the team is ready for the next challenge in Tallahassee.
With a 48‑12 record and a dominant pitching staff, Georgia looks to close out the Athens Regional on Sunday. A win would guarantee a Super Regional berth, while Liberty hopes to force a decisive second game on Monday.
The Georgia Bulldogs need just one victory to advance to the Super Regionals after defeating Long Island and Liberty, with the championship game streamed on ESPN+ at 5 p.m. ET.
The Georgia Bulldogs are set to face the winner of Boston College versus Liberty in the NCAA Athens Regional final, a game that could launch them into the Super Regionals.
As the 2026 NCAA baseball tournament opens on May 29, teams like Georgia, Boston College and Liberty bring distinct strengths — from Georgia’s home‑run heavy lineup anchored by Daniel Jackson to Boston College’s ace AJ Colarusso and Liberty’s dominant pitching staff, while LIU’s offense looms as a dangerous wildcard.
With a nation‑leading 149 home runs and a revamped pitching staff, the University of Georgia baseball team is poised to make a deep run in the NCAA tournament, potentially setting up an All‑SEC showdown with Mississippi State.
Georgia baseball captured its first SEC tournament title with an 11-1 victory over Arkansas, securing a regular-season crown and a NCAA tournament berth.
Georgia erased a 6‑0 hole to beat Florida 8‑7 and reach the SEC Tournament championship.
Georgia erased a six-run deficit to beat Florida 8-7 in the SEC Tournament semifinals, with a late surge led by a strong bullpen and clutch hitting.
Despite an eight‑inning lead, the Gators couldn't hold off Georgia's rally in Hoover, Ala., as the Bulldogs clinched an 8‑7 victory and set the stage for a potential regional hosting.
Florida’s early home run and dominant pitching put the Gators ahead, but Georgia’s late rally keeps the SEC Tournament semifinal thrilling.
With the regular season in the books, analysts re-examine the eight programs that were projected to contend for Omaha, highlighting standout performances, pitching strengths and offensive firepower.
The Bulldogs exploded for 14 runs, with Bub Terrell delivering three homers and four RBIs, while Alex Petrovic secured the win.
Georgia’s historic season continues as star players chase milestones and the team prepares for a pivotal series that could shape the NCAA landscape.
The Bulldogs clinched their first SEC regular‑season championship in 18 years with a commanding victory, showcasing a potent lineup and a pitching performance that bodes well for the upcoming tournament.