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Junior outfielder Tyson LeBlanc shattered the Kansas home run record, earned All‑American honors and is projected as a high‑draft pick in the upcoming MLB Draft, drawing comparisons to Zach Neto and Alex Bregman.
Kansas baseball coach Dan Fitzgerald lauds Tyson LeBlanc’s record‑setting campaign, All‑American status and projected high draft position, highlighting a bright future for the Jayhawks.
The Jayhawks finished a historic season with Big 12 regular‑season and tournament championships, a Lawrence Regional victory and a national coach of the year award, while three juniors prepare for the MLB draft combine in Phoenix.
Several players from Kansas and Kansas State have been invited to the MLB Draft Combine in Phoenix, where they will take part in workouts, medical evaluations and interviews with major league teams.
The Jayhawks are shaping a promising 2027 season, leveraging experienced players and high‑draft‑potential prospects, even as key seniors prepare to move on.
Despite a record crowd of 4,415 fans, Kansas Baseball lost the first game of the Lawrence Super Regional 8-1 to Oklahoma. The Sooners built a lead with unearned runs and multiple homers, while the Jayhawks look to rally in the next contest.
The Jayhawks fell 8-1 to Oklahoma in the first game of the NCAA super regional, leaving their season on the line. With a strong pitching performance from Cord Rager and a clear message from head coach Dan Fitzgerald, Kansas must rally for a win in the upcoming Sunday showdown.
The Oklahoma Sooners opened the NCAA baseball Super Regional with an 8‑1 victory over the Kansas Jayhawks, highlighted by Cord Rager's six‑inning shutout and multiple home runs that left Kansas facing a two‑win uphill battle.
An 8-1 loss leaves Kansas on the brink, while Oklahoma eyes a path to the national tournament.
The Sooners erupted in the fourth and fifth innings to pull away from Kansas, who managed only a solo homer in the eighth.
The Jayhawks lost their first postseason game, with Dominic Voegele struggling on the mound and Jordan Bach’s solo homer the only bright spot.
On June 6, 2026, the University of Kansas baseball squad dominated Oklahoma 8-1 in a home matchup that featured multiple home runs and solid pitching.
The Sooners, riding a hot offense and deep pitching staff, open their Super Regional against a Kansas team that captured both the Big 12 regular‑season and tournament titles.
A sudden downpour forced a 30‑minute postponement of the Oklahoma‑Kansas super regional opener, now scheduled for 5:30 p.m. CT, with the game to be broadcast on ESPN2.
A June 5, 2026, open practice at Hoglund Ballpark in Lawrence gave the Kansas University baseball team a final tune‑up before the Super Regional, with coach Dan Fitzgerald overseeing players and the Oklahoma team in attendance.
Kansas Baseball will host its first Super Regional against Oklahoma this weekend, showcasing a record‑breaking season and a roster brimming with talent.
The Kansas Jayhawks, riding a program‑record 45‑wins, will welcome the Oklahoma Sooners, who chase their 12th Omaha appearance, in a winner‑takes‑all Super Regional.
After falling behind early, the Kansas baseball team rallied with a six-run fourth inning to defeat Arkansas 13-10 and secure a spot in the super regional.
With a 42‑16 record and a nation‑leading offense, Kansas will host Northeastern in a first‑time meeting at Lawrence’s Hoglund Ballpark, broadcast live on ESPN+.
Arkansas right‑hander Hunter Dietz is set to take the mound against Kansas in the NCAA Lawrence Regional, a matchup that highlights his recovery from a severe shin injury and a strong regular‑season performance.
The Jayhawks clinched their maiden Division I title in Lawrence, setting attendance and performance benchmarks while preparing for the next round.
The Jayhawks secured a 6-3 victory in the NCAA regional, highlighted by the return of injured star Brady Ballinger, who contributed a run and praised defense.
The 2026 NCAA Baseball Tournament features a record number of USA Baseball alumni, with 72 former national team members across 28 teams, concentrating in regions like Lawrence, Chapel Hill and Arkansas, and showcasing standout prospects such as Roch Cholowsky and Golden Spikes semifinalists.
The Jayhawks secured their first NCAA Tournament win since 2014, highlighted by Voegele’s nine strikeouts and LeBlanc’s 22nd homer.