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The American Baseball Coaches Association and Rawlings Sporting Goods have named University of Georgia catcher Daniel Jackson the 2026 Division I National Position Player of the Year, capping a historic campaign that includes multiple awards, school records and a return to the College World Series.
Jackson Flora's record‑setting performance, highlighted by a 1.06 ERA and 133 strikeouts, leads to national recognition and praise from his coach.
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.
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.
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.
The accolade underscores Cozart's dominant performance, placing him among the most celebrated pitchers in Division I history.
Baseball America’s 2026 College All‑America teams highlight a concentration of talent from powerhouse programs, with Georgia Tech and Texas each placing three players on the first team. Standout hitters and pitchers from across the nation earned recognition, setting the stage for an exciting MLB draft.
The Mustangs' first Super Regional appearance reflects a season of resilience, key performances, and a program poised for future growth.
The upcoming 2026 MLB Draft in Philadelphia will see notable changes in the early rankings, with Vahn Lackey emerging as a strong alternative to the once‑clear No. 1 pick Roch Cholowsky, while the Pittsburgh Pirates eye Jackson Flora with the fifth selection.
Three Texas Longhorns players were named Perfect Game All‑Americans, highlighting the program's depth and setting the stage for a deep run in the upcoming College World Series.
The 2026 season will be remembered for Cal Poly's breakout performance, highlighted by All‑American selections for Ryan Tayman and Nick Bonn, record‑setting statistics, and a conference sweep that propelled the Mustangs into the national spotlight.
Sam Cozart, a Texas Longhorns freshman pitcher, was crowned the 2026 National Freshman Pitcher of the Year by the National Collegiate Baseball Writers Association, highlighting a dominant start to his collegiate career.
The National Collegiate Baseball Writers Association has recognized a 34‑player Freshman All‑America team, highlighting Texas standouts Anthony Pack Jr. and Sam Cozart for their historic performances.
The organization reveals a deep pool of talent from the Central Coast, Central, North Coast, SF/Oakland, Northern and Sac-Joaquin Sections, highlighting standout players and the multi‑purpose category.
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.
The Texas left‑hander ranks first nationally in WHIP and batting average against, and his performance in SEC play has put him in the conversation for both the Stopper and Freshman of the Year honors.
Sam Cozart, a 6‑foot‑6 right‑hander for the Texas Longhorns, becomes the first freshman ever to be a finalist for the Stopper of the Year Award, highlighting a breakout season marked by elite statistics and conference dominance.
The Pittsburgh Pirates hold the fifth pick in the 2026 MLB Draft and the biggest signing bonus pool, positioning them to select from a strong class of prospects that could redefine the franchise.
The Ducks will face Texas in the Austin Super Regional, seeking their first CWS appearance since 1954, while the Longhorns bring a six‑title legacy and a shaky bullpen.