Just Baseball’s 2026 Preseason All-Americans

Our preseason teams are built with one clear goal: to identify the college baseball players who will have the greatest impact on winning in 2026.

A detail of the NCAA logo on a Rawlings baseball prior to the game between the Tennessee Volunteers and the Arizona Wildcats in the Astros Foundation College Classic at Daikin Park.
HOUSTON, TEXAS - MARCH 02: A detail of the NCAA logo on a Rawlings baseball prior to the game between the Tennessee Volunteers and the Arizona Wildcats in the Astros Foundation College Classic at Daikin Park on March 02, 2025, in Houston, Texas. (Photo by Aaron M. Sprecher/Getty Images)

Georgia Tech outfielder Drew Burress shares the spotlight atop our 2026 Preseason All-American teams alongside superstar UCLA shortstop Roch Cholowsky, giving this year’s list two of the most dominant and influential players in college baseball.

Georgia Tech and Texas A&M lead the way with four selections each, while Florida places three players on the teams, highlighting the programs entering the spring with the most proven high-end talent. Several other national contenders, including LSU, Texas, Coastal Carolina, Oregon State, Arkansas, and Georgia, also produced multiple selections, reinforcing the depth across the sport’s elite tier.

Our preseason teams are built with one clear goal: to identify the players who are projected to have the greatest impact on teams in 2026.

Past performance plays a role, but equal emphasis is placed on role, competition, and overall value to a championship-caliber roster, resulting in a group that reflects both established excellence and the players best positioned to shape the upcoming season.

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First, let’s start with our national preseason awards.

National Preseason Awards

National Player of the YearOF Drew Burress – Georgia Tech
National Pitcher of the YearRHP Cameron Flukey – Coastal Carolina
National Freshman of the YearLHP Jack Bauer – Mississippi State

First Team

PositionNameSchool
CVahn LackeyGeorgia Tech
1BBrady BallingerKansas
2BChris RembertAuburn
3BAce ReeseMississippi State
SSRoch CholowskyUCLA
OFDrew BurressGeorgia Tech
OFAJ GraciaVirginia
OFSawyer StrosniderTCU
INFTyler BellKentucky
TWPEvan DempseyFGCU
DHHenry FordTennessee
SPCam FlukeyCoastal Carolina
SPDax WhitneyOregon State
SPJack OhmanYale
SPHunter ElliottOle Miss
SPTommy LaPourTCU
RPTony PlutaArizona
RPMason PatelGeorgia Tech

Second Team

PositionPlayerSchool
CCarson TinneyTexas
1BMulivai LevuUCLA
2BJarren AdvinculaGeorgia Tech
3BDaniel CuvetMiami
SSJustin LebronAlabama
OFLucas MooreLouisville
OFDerek CurielLSU
OFLogan HughesTexas Tech
INFMaddox MolonyOregon
TWPKenny IshikawaGeorgia
DHMyles BaileyFlorida State
SPAidan KnaakClemson
SPEthan NorbyECU
SPDylan VolantisTexas
SPLiam PetersonFlorida
SPJackson FloraUCSB
RPRicky OjedaUC Irvine
RPZac CowanLSU

Third Team

PositionPlayerSchool
CRyder HelfrickArkansas
1BGavin GrahovacTexas A&M
2BGavin GallaherNorth Carolina
3BBrendan LawsonFlorida
SSChris HacopianTexas A&M
OFAndrew WilliamsonUCF
OFCaden SorrellTexas A&M
OFAiden RobbinsTexas A&M
INFEric BeckerVirginia
TWPBryce CallowayGeorgia
DHKade LewisWake Forest
SPAidan KingFlorida
SPRyan MarohnNC State
SPJason DeCaroNorth Carolina
SPEthan KleinschmitOregon State
SPGabe GaeckleArkansas
RPIsaiah MagdalenoHawaii
RPDominick CarboneCoastal Carolina