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2025 Michigan vs Kansas State

K-State Baseball Get A 5-1 Win Over Michigan For Another Win On The Weekend

K-State Baseball Get A 5-1 Win Over Michigan For Another Win On The Weekend

Kansas State and Michigan competed on the second day of the 2025 Amegy Bank College Baseball Series. See how the Wildcats got its second win of the weekend.

Feb 22, 2025 by Cameron Belcher
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Kansas State baseball gets another big win in this early part of the season, its second win of the weekend in the 2025 Amegy Bank College Baseball Series over Michigan, with a 5-1 victory.

Michigan scored the first run of the game in the first inning after a double from Jeter Ybarra, and from that point, it looked as if the Wolverines were ready to avenge their loss to TCU on Friday.

That would be until Kansas State answered quickly in the bottom of the first with an RBI single by Noah English to tie the game. Later in the inning, the Wildcats scored off a fielding error by Benny Casillas to give them the lead 2-1.

In the top of the fifth inning, with runners on the corners and no outs, it looked promising for the Wolverines to either tie or take the lead. However, freshman pitcher Donte Lewis came in, got the three outs without giving up a run, and retired 12 straight batters until he exited the game in the ninth inning.

Lewis's stellar play, along with the back-to-back home runs for Kansas State in the sixth inning  (a two-run home run by Dee Kennedy and a solo shot by Seth Dardar), gave the Wildcats just what the team needed to collect their third win of the season.

Michigan will complete its last day of the second weekend at the Amegy Bank College Baseball Series against No. 5 Arkansas on Sunday to avoid being swept.

On the other hand, Kansas State will seek to sweep the competition on Sunday when they play TCU in the final game of the weekend in an early Big 12 battle.

Review this article for the whole recap and highlights below.

2025 Michigan vs Kansas State


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Michigan 1, Kansas State 5

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Michigan 1, Kansas State 5

Read the game recap and watch highlights from Saturday's game between Michigan and Kansas State.

The Wildcats Get Their Second Win Of The Weekend - End of Game

Michigan 1, Kansas State 5

James Guyette comes in to close the game for Lewis.

Casillas flies out to center field, and the Wildcats have two outs from a win again.

Cole Caruso strikes out swinging on three pitches after pinch-hitting for Inge.

Brayden Jefferis draws a walk to prolong the game for at least one more batter.

Kim draws another walk to put runners on first and second with two outs.

Ladehoff lines out to end the ball game and gives the win to Kansas State.

The Wolverines Get The Outs And Will Have One More Chance - End of 8th Inning

Michigan 1, Kansas State 5

Tate Carey comes in to Debiec.

Inoue draws a walk on the 3-2 pitch after a long at-bat.

Madliak strikes out looking while Inoue steals second.

Martin and Bishop ground out to second base and shortstop.

Lewis Getting It Done For The Wildcats - Top 8th

Michigan 1, Kansas State 5

Voit strikes out, looking for the first out.

Spear strikes out swinging after coming in to pinch hit for Noah Miller.

Rausch flies out to right field as Lewis has retired 12 straight batters.

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Debiec Gets Through Another Inning With No Runs - End of 7th Inning

Michigan 1, Kansas State 5

Lodice draws a walk after the full count.

Kennedy lined out to right field on the first pitch.

Lodice advances to second on the wild pitch.

Dardar flies out right field but advances Lodice to third.

English strikes out looking on the 2-2 pitch.

Lewis Gets Another One-Two-Three Inning For The Seventh Inning Stretch - Top 7th

Michigan 1, Kansas State 5

Kim and Ladehoff ground out to second base.

Ybarra grounds out the shortstop for another fast inning.

Debiec Retires The Wildcats Early - End of 6th Inning

Michigan 1, Kansas State 5

Martin strikes out looking after a long battle.

Bishop grounds out to Inge for out number two.

Dean strikes out swinging on three pitches.

Easy Inning Gets The Wildcats Back To The Plate - Top 6th

Michigan 1, Kansas State 5

Casillas lines out to right field.

Inge grounds out at third base to Kennedy.

Pace grounds out at second to Inoue.

Seth Dardar Joining The Party

Michigan 1, Kansas State 5

Dee Kennedy's Two-Run Homer

Michigan 1, Kansas State 5

Back-To-Back Homers From The Wildcats Push The Lead To Four - End of 5th Inning

Michigan 1, Kansas State 5

Lodice doubles to deep left field on the payoff to lead off the inning. He steals third base.

Kennedy homers to left center as it just gets out of the ballpark for a two-run home run on the 3-2 pitch 

Dardar goes back-to-back for the Wildcats.

English flies out to center field on the third pitch of the at-bat for the first out.

Max Debiec comes in for Kasner.

Inoue and Madliak both ground out to end the inning.

Michigan Poses A Scoring Threat But Kansas State Comes Through - Top 5th

Michigan 1, Kansas State 2

Ladehoff draws a walk to begin the inning.

Ybarra singles up the middle on the first pitch and advances Ladehoff to third to put runners on the corners.

Donte Lewis comes in relieve for Quevedo.

Lewis strikes out Voit, his first batter of the game for the first out.

Miller fouls out to Maximus Martin. The ball comes out of his glove on the throw attempt but the out still stands.

Turner strikes out swinging and is out at first on the passed ball.

Kasner Saves Michigan From Giving Up Any Runs - End of 4th Inning

Michigan 1, Kansas State 2

Madliak walks off of four straight balls.

Another four pitch walk this time drawn by Martin and has runners on first and second.

Josh Kasner comes in for Barr.

Kasner gets Bishop to ground into a double play.

Dean flies out to right field as Kasner gets three outs in four pitches.

K-State Gets The Clutch Outs Over Michigan - Top 4th

Michigan 1, Kansas State 2

Turner grounds out right to Bishop.

Casillas draws a four pitch walk.

Inge goes down swinging on the 2-2 pitch.

Casillas steals second base and is now in scoring position.

Pace displays great plate discipline to draw a full count walk.

Kim lines out off the second pitch to end the threat.

Wolverines Back Up To Bat After Three - End of 3rd Inning

Michigan 1, Kansas State 2

Dee Kennedy flies out to begin the bottom of the third.

Dardar singles to left field on the second pitch 

English swings and misses to strikeout on four ptiches.

Inoue grounds out to finish the inning.

K-State Continues To Hold The Lead From The Wolverines - Top 3rd

Michigan 1, Kansas State 2

Ladehoff pops up and out to second base.

Ybarra strikes out swinging off of four pitches.

Voit singles after the 1-0 count.

Voit steals his second base of the day.

Miller strikes out to head into the bottom of the third.

Quick Inning To Get The Bat Back Up For Michigan - End of 2nd Inning

Michigan 1, Kansas State 2

David Bishop grounds out to second base on the third pitch of the at-bat.

Dean flied out to left field.

Lodice is out at first for the one-two-three inning.

Michael Quevedo Overcomes Lead-Off Single - Top 2nd

Michigan 1, Kansas State 2

Casillas singles to the right field for a base hit with no outs.

Tyler Inge files out to center field for the first out of the top half inning.

Pace is also out as he lines out to right field

Kim strikes out swinging and the Wildcats will be back up to bat.

K-State Baseball Answers And Takes The Lead - End of 1st Inning

Michigan 1, Kansas State 2

Micah Dean swings and misses for the first at-bat for the Wildcats.

Kyan Lodice reaches first base on a fielding error by second basemen Mitch Voit.

Kurt Barr gets his second strikeout of the inning.

Seth Dardar draws a walk after the 3-1 count to put runners on first and second with two outs.

Nick English ties the game with a single on the 2-2 pitch to score Lodice.

Shintaro Inoue reaches first base off the throwing error from Casillas to drive in another score.

Bear Madliak singles to load the bases.

Maximus Martin strikes out to retire the side.

Michigan Baseball Gets The First Run Of The Game - Top 1st

Michigan 1, Kansas State 0

Kim gets Michigan going with a lead-off double.

Ladehoff strikes out swinging.

The Wolverines get on the board at the top of the first inning, with Ybarra getting an RBI double on his first swing of the game.

Afterward, Voit intentionally walked and would steal second.

Noah Miller and Turner both line out to end the inning 

Michigan And Kansas State Starting Lineups

K-State

Michigan

Kansas State Baseball Names to Know

Nick English  

K-State’s top returning hitter from 2024 is catcher and outfielder Nick English. The in-state product made an impression in his freshman campaign, racking up 17 doubles in his 54 total hits. He drove in 37 and successfully stole base 11 times in 12 attempts. 

English is a potential All-Big 12 talent and an important cornerstone for the K-State offense. 

Dee Kennedy

Last season as a freshman at K-State’s former Big 12 counterpart Texas, Dee Kennedy hit four home runs in 134 at-bats and drove in 17 runs. Kennedy can play all three outfield positions – and did so in summer baseball at the California Collegiate League – as well as second base and short. 

His versatility on defense should make Kennedy an asset to the Wildcats in 2025. If he is able to bat with more consistency, Kennedy’s a potential breakout star. 

Maximus Martin

Maximus Martin was a top 100-ranked high school prospect in the 2022 graduating class, and Perfect Game’s 16th-ranked shortstop heading into Rutgers. He spent one season with the Scarlet Knights before playing the 2024 campaign at Georgia State, where he hit .297 and produced an on-base percentage of .430 for the Panthers. 

Martin flashes a dependable glove at short, helping turn 18 double plays for GSU. His ability to get on base also makes him a high-potential lead-off hitter for K-State’s revamped batting order. 

Keegan O’Connor    

Catcher and outfielder Keegan O'Connor was absolutely dominant at Quinnipiac, earning 1st Team All-Metro Atlantic Athletic Conference in 2023 and 2024. 

O'Connor hit .325, slugged .557, homered 11 hits, and approached a 1.000 OPS in his 2024 with the Bobcats. In 2023, he knocked 13 homers and hit .342 while again floating right around 1.000 OPS. If O'Connor's big bat translates to the Big 12, K-State will have a new sensation to help propel it to the top of the conference. 

Cole Wisenbaker 

Cole Wisenbaker was excellent coming out of the K-State bullpen in 2024. In 22 appearances, he threw 33 ⅔ innings, maintaining a 2.67 ERA with 29 strikeouts. 

The 6-foot-3 lefty finished with a 1.69 ERA and made a save during his three outings in the past summer’s Cape Cod League. 

-Kyle Kensing, FloBaseball Contributor

Michigan Baseball Names to Know

Kurt Barr

Third Team All-Big Ten honoree Kurt Barr returns as the likely Friday starter for the Wolverines' pitching staff in 2025. Barr finished with a team-leading 3.41 ERA in 89 ⅔ innings pitched, struck out 6,0 and limited opposing batters to a .224 average.

Along with being one of the Big Ten’s top returning starters, the 2025 season promises to be special for Barr because he’ll also be in a staff alongside his brother, Preston. The freshman Preston joins the Michigan lineup. Kurt told the Gross Pointe News last summer, “We played baseball with each other our whole lives, from Little League [on]...and have shared a lot of memories. At Michigan, hopefully,y we can just keep making more.”

Joonsung Park

South Korean import Joonsung Park shined at prep powerhouse IMG Academy before his arrival at Michigan. As a freshman in 2024, Park debuted midway through the campaign and showed plenty of promise with a double and RBI in his first start and a home run in his second start.

After appearing in 13 games total last season, Park’s role in 2025 will be an intriguing subplot of the early part in Michigan’s schedule. The College Baseball Showdown might be a potential breakout platform for the sophomore shortstop.

Will Rogers

Two-way player Will Rogers provided both a dependable presence in the pitching rotation, working 49 ⅓ innings in 2024, and behind the plate at catcher. The righty Rogers struck out 40 batters in 2024 against only 19 walks. He worked effectively both as a starter, with included nearly going the distance in a Big Ten Tournament win over Illinois, and out of the bullpen with a pair of saves.

At the dish, Rogers is Michigan’s second-leading returning batter in a variety of key metrics, including home runs with eight.

Mitch Voit

A 1st Team All-Big Ten selection in 2024, Mitch Voit is among the most versatile players in the nation in 2025. He is Michigan’s top returning hitter, having produced the team’s best batting average among returners (.292), slugging percentage (.572), OPS (.945), and the most home runs of Wolverines back in the fold with 14. His 46 RBI tied Stephen Hrustich for team-best.

In addition to his importance to Michigan’s offense, Voit is one of the club’s most-tested pitchers. He worked 62 ⅓ innings in 10 starts, striking out 41 and posting a 5.49 ERA.

Jeter Ybarra

Headlining a transfer class that On3.com ranks as the nation’s 10th-best is Jeter Ybarra. The talented designated hitter and utilityman comes to Ann Arbor by way of Michigan’s new Big Ten counterpart Washington, where Ybarra had two promising seasons in the Pac-12 Conference.

Ybarra homered six times in 2024 and drove in 39 runs for the Huskies. His rangy, 6-foot-4 frame could become a key weapon for Michigan at the plate if he continues to progress as a power hitter in 2025.

-Kyle Kensing, FloBaseball Contributor

Michigan Baseball College Baseball Series Schedule

Friday, Feb. 21

Saturday, Feb. 22

Sunday, Feb. 23

Kansas State College Baseball Series Schedule

Friday, Feb. 21

Saturday, Feb. 22

Sunday, Feb. 23

How To Stream The 2025 College Baseball Showdown

All three weeks of baseball played in the Shriners Children's College Showdown and Amegy Bank College Baseball Series will be streamed live on FloCollege and the FloSports app. Replays and match highlights will also be on both platforms.

Complete 2025 College Baseball Showdown Schedule

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What Teams Are Playing In the 2025 College Baseball Showdown?

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  • University of Arizona
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  • Clemson University
  • Ohio State University
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  • Texas State University
  • University of Texas - Arlington
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  • Abilene Christian University

Kansas State Wildcats 2025 Baseball Roster

  1. Dee Kennedy, INF, R/R, 5' 11", 180 lbs, So., Fort Worth, Texas / Prestonwood Christian HS
  2. Cadyn Karl, OF, R/L, 6' 4", 200 lbs, R-So., Edmond, Okla. / Jones HS
  3. Bear Madliak, C, R/R, 5' 10", 210 lbs, R-Jr., Carrollton, Ga. / Carrollton HS
  4. Sam Flores, INF, L/R, 6' 1", 220 lbs, Jr., Lufkin, Texas / Lufkin HS
  5. Shintaro Inoue, INF, L/R, 5' 8", 190 lbs, Jr., Yamaguchi, Japan / Takagawagakuen
  6. Mason Buss, RHP, R/R, 6' 1", 190 lbs, Jr., Pewaukee, Wis. / Arrowhead HS
  7. AJ Evasco, INF, L/R, 6' 6", 220 lbs, Fr., Lincoln, Neb. / Lincoln East HS
  8. Nick English, C/OF, R/R, 6' 0", 190 lbs, So., Olathe, Kan. / Olathe South HS
  9. Donte Lewis, UTL, R/R, 6' 0", 185 lbs, Fr., Pearland, Texas / St. Thomas HS
  10. Blake Dean, RHP, R/R, 6' 1", 195 lbs, So., Acworth, Ga. / North Cobb Christian HS
  11. Maximus Martin, INF, R/R, 6' 0", 190 lbs, Jr., Edgewater Park, N.J. / Moorestown HS
  12. Cayden Phillips, C, R/R, 6' 4", 205 lbs, Sr., Amarillo, Texas / Amarillo HS
  13. Cole Wisenbaker, LHP, L/L, 6' 4", 190 lbs, Jr., Houston, Texas / Cypress Christian HS
  14. Micah Dean, UTL, R/R, 6' 1", 190 lbs, R-Fr., Richmond, Texas / Foster HS
  15. Kyan Lodice, INF/OF, L/R, 6' 3", 210 lbs, R-Jr., Omaha, Neb. / Millard West HS
  16. Keegan O'Connor, C, R/R, 6' 0", 215 lbs, Gr., Andover, Mass. / Bishop Fenwick HS
  17. Carson Liggett, RHP, R/R, 6' 2", 225 lbs, Sr., Overland Park, Kan. / Blue Valley HS
  18. Tazwell Butler, RHP, R/R, 6' 0", 210 lbs, R-Jr., Sandy Springs, Ga. / St. Pius X HS
  19. Ty Ruhl, RHP, R/R, 6' 4", 225 lbs, R-Sr., Cairo, Neb. / Millard West HS
  20. Seth Dardar, INF, L/R, 6' 2", 220 lbs, Gr., Mandeville, La. / Holy Cross HS
  21. Rohan Putz, OF, R/R, 5' 9", 160 lbs, R-Fr., Loch Lloyd, Mo. / Bishop Miege HS
  22. Micah Henson, LHP, R/L, 6' 3", 210 lbs, Fr., Raymore, Mo. / Raymore-Peculiar HS
  23. Brady Stuewe, RHP, R/R, 6' 4", 215 lbs, R-Jr., Topeka, Kan. / Seaman HS
  24. Michael Quevedo, LHP, L/L, 5' 11", 215 lbs, Sr., Katy, Texas / TNXL Academy
  25. Ben Rosin, RHP, R/R, 6' 5", 225 lbs, R-Jr., Shoreview, Minn. / Mounds View HS
  26. Gage Ilges, RHP/OF, R/R, 6' 0", 195 lbs, Fr., Overland Park, Kan. / Blue Valley Southwest HS
  27. Jonah Reich, RHP, R/R, 6' 3", 220 lbs, Jr., Kamuela, Hawaii / Kamehameha HS
  28. James Guyette, RHP, R/R, 6' 3", 220 lbs, So., Newbury Park, Calif. / Newbury Park HS
  29. Ty Smolinski, INF, L/R, 6' 1", 200 lbs, Fr., Gretna, Neb. / Bellevue West HS
  30. Andrew Evans, RHP, R/R, 6' 6", 235 lbs, Jr., Olathe, Kan. / Olathe West HS
  31. Brody Roe, LHP, L/L, 6' 3", 190 lbs, Jr., Stillwater, Okla. / Morrison HS
  32. Miles Smith, RHP, R/R, 6' 0", 180 lbs, R-Jr., Flintville, Tenn. / Lincoln County HS
  33. Adam Arther, LHP, L/L, 6' 4", 175 lbs, So., Altadena, Calif. / Polytechnic HS
  34. Nolan Buss, RHP, R/R, 6' 0", 210 lbs, Fr., Pewaukee, Wis. / Arrowhead HS
  35. David Bishop, INF, R/R, 6' 4", 215 lbs, Sr., Marietta, Ga. / Fellowship Christian HS
  36. Jacob Frost, LHP, L/L, 6' 4", 230 lbs, Sr., St. Louis, Mo. / Oakville Sr. HS
  37. Ethan Giesbrecht, RHP, R/R, 6' 3", 190 lbs, Jr., Altona, Manitoba, Canada / W.C. Miller Collegiate
  38. Lincoln Sheffield, LHP, L/L, 6' 1", 225 lbs, Jr., Flowood, Miss. / Hartfield Academy
  39. Chandler Murray, INF, R/R, 6' 5", 215 lbs, Fr., Honolulu, Hawaii / Mid-Pacific HS
  40. Tanner Duke, RHP, R/R, 6' 2", 180 lbs, R-So., Ladera Ranch, Calif. / San Juan Hills HS
  41. Scott Rienguette, RHP, L/R, 5' 10", 180 lbs, Jr., Sudbury, Ontario, Canada / St. Charles College
  42. JJ Slack, LHP, R/L, 5' 10", 190 lbs, Gr., Liberty, Texas / Liberty HS

Michigan Wolverines 2025 Baseball Roster

  • 1 AJ Rausch, OF, R/R, 5' 11", 197 lbs, Fr., Powell, Ohio / Olentangy Liberty High School
  • 2 Cole Caruso, INF, R/R, 6' 3", 216 lbs, Sr., Scottsdale, Ariz. / Cactus Shadows
  • 3 Greg Pace Jr., OF, R/R, 6' 3", 195 lbs, Jr., Southfield, Mich. / Edison Academy
  • 4 Noah Miller, C, R/R, 6' 0", 200 lbs, R-Fr., Monroe, Mich. / Monroe
  • 5 David Lally Jr., RHP, R/R, 6' 5", 215 lbs, Jr., Grand Blanc, Mich. / Grand Blanc High School
  • 6 Kurt Barr, RHP, R/R, 6' 3", 190 lbs, Jr., Saint Joachim, Ont. / University Liggett
  • 7 Joe Longo, INF, R/R, 6' 0", 215 lbs, Sr., Apple Valley, Minn. / Holy Angels
  • 8 Benjamin Casillas, INF, R/R, 6' 1", 190 lbs, Gr., Los Angeles, Calif. / El Segundo High School
  • 9 Robert Hamchuk, OF, L/R, 6' 1", 203 lbs, Gr., San Jose, Calif. / Leigh High School
  • 10 Tate Carey, RHP, R/R, 6' 0", 209 lbs, Fr., Windsor, Ontario / Riverside Secondary School
  • 12 Max Debiec, RHP, R/R, 6' 7", 218 lbs, Jr., Seattle, Wash. / O'Dea High School
  • 14 Colby Turner, INF, R/R, 6' 0", 205 lbs, So., Huntington Beach, Calif. / Huntington Beach High School
  • 15 Tyler Inge, INF, R/R, 6' 0", 175 lbs, Fr., Brighton, Mich. / Detroit Country Day
  • 17 Gavin DeVooght, RHP, R/R, 6' 5", 238 lbs, So., Walled Lake, Mich. / Walled Lake Central High School
  • 18 AJ Garcia, OF, L/R, 5' 10", 173 lbs, So., Chicago, Ill. / DePaul College Prep
  • 19 Brandon Mann, RHP, R/R, 6' 3", 247 lbs, Jr., Franklin, Mich. / Detroit Country Day
  • 20 Ricky Kidd, RHP, R/R, 6' 1", 193 lbs, Sr., Trenton, Mich. / Trenton
  • 21 Jonathan Kim, OF, R/R, 5' 11", 190 lbs, Jr., Brookfield, Wis. / Brookfield Academy
  • 22 Wyatt Novara, LHP, L/L, 6' 3", 200 lbs, So., Dexter, Mich. / Dexter
  • 23 Will Rogers, RHP, R/R, 6' 1", 205 lbs, Sr., Shoreview, Minn. / Mounds View
  • 24 Brayden Jefferis, INF, R/R, 5' 10", 175 lbs, Fr., Valencia, Calif. / Hart High School
  • 25 Brock Leitgeb, C, R/R, 6' 0", 200 lbs, So., Portland, Ore. / Jesuit
  • 26 Jeter Ybarra, INF, R/R, 6' 4", 205 lbs, Gr., San Jose, Calif. / Saint Francis High School
  • 27 Dylan Vigue, RHP, R/R, 6' 3", 219 lbs, So., Leominster, Mass. / Groton School
  • 28 Cade Ladehoff, INF, R/R, 5' 10", 200 lbs, So., Bradenton, Fla. / IMG Academy
  • 29 Keegan O'Hearn, OF, R/R, 6' 5", 225 lbs, So., Oshawa, Ont. / O'Neill CVI
  • 30 Matt Spear, C, R/R, 6' 2", 210 lbs, Gr., San Clemente, Calif. / Woodbridge High School
  • 32 Cade Connolly, LHP, L/L, 6' 3", 202 lbs, Gr., Austin, Texas / Santa Margarita Catholic
  • 34 Michael Quedens, LHP, L/L, 6' 1", 192 lbs, Fr., Stockton, Calif. / Saint Mary's High School
  • 35 Alfredo Velazquez, OF, R/R, 5' 8", 170 lbs, So., Melvindale, Mich. / Brother Rice
  • 36 Brady Schrank, RHP, R/R, 6' 1", 193 lbs, R-So., Orange, Calif. / Foothill High School
  • 37 Josh Kasner, RHP, R/R, 6' 1", 200 lbs, Fr., Algonac, Mich. / Algonac High School
  • 40 Cooper Mullens, INF, R/R, 5' 7", 155 lbs, So., Eugene, Ore. / Marist Catholic
  • 41 Grant Bradley, RHP, R/R, 6' 3", 205 lbs, Fr., Brooklyn, Mich. / Napoleon High School
  • 42 Justin Brown, RHP, R/R, 6' 3", 198 lbs, Fr., Northville, Mich. / Northville High School
  • 45 Preston Barr, RHP, R/R, 6' 3", 210 lbs, Fr., Grosse Pointe Woods, Mich. / University Liggett
  • 47 Brennan Hill, LHP, L/L, 6' 4", 201 lbs, Fr., Grosse Pointe Woods, Mich. / Grosse Pointe North
  • 48 Brandon Newland, RHP, R/R, 6' 5", 200 lbs, Fr., Bloomfield Hills, Mich. / Bloomfield Hills High School
  • 49 Erik Puodziunas, RHP, R/R, 6' 3", 190 lbs, Fr., Sherman Oaks, Calif. / Notre Dame High School
  • 50 Johnny Backus, OF, R/R, 6' 5", 225 lbs, Fr., Westlake, Calif. / Westlake High School
  • 51 Joonsung Park, INF, R/R, 6' 0", 193 lbs, So., Seoul, South Korea / IMG Academy
  • 55 Mitch Voit, INF/P, R/R, 6' 0", 201 lbs, Jr., Milwaukee, Wis. / Whitefish Bay

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