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College  | Story | 5/12/2015

National college notes: May 12

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Draft Watch

Here is how the players currently ranked among the top 50 of Perfect Game's updated top 100 draft-eligible prospects have fared so far this season.

Hitters

Rk. Player Pos. School Stats
3 Dansby Swanson SS Vanderbilt .348/.440/.617, 17 2B, 5 3B, 9 HR
5 Alex Bregman SS Louisiana State .337/.424/.585,  21 2B, 8 HR, 28 SB
9 Ian Happ OF Cincinnati .370/.500/.688, 16 2B, 13 HR, 10 SB
13 Kevin Newman SS Arizona .367/.423/.477, 17 2B, 1 HR, 19 SB
23 Taylor Ward C Fresno State .290/.417/.495 13 2B, 7 HR, 7 SB
25 D.J. Stewart OF Florida State .327/.525/.601, 8 2B, 12 HR, 47 RBI
42 Harrison Bader OF Florida .306/.416/.585, 13 2B, 1 3B, 12 HR
44 Richie Martin SS Florida .310/.412/.457, 9 2B, 4 3B, 4 HR
50 Chris Shaw OF Boston College .331/.427/.654, 8 2B, 11 HR, 42 RBI


Pitchers

Rk. Player Pos. School Stats
2 Dillon Tate RHP UC Santa Barbara 7-4, 1.73 ERA, 88.1 IP, 92:26
4 Kyle Funkhouser RHP Louisville 6-4, 2.99 ERA, 87.1 IP, 83:36
7 Walker Buehler RHP Vanderbilt 3-1, 3.14 ERA, 63 IP, 66:19
10 Carson Fulmer RHP Vanderbilt 10-1, 1.56 ERA, 86.2 IP, 118:33
14 Cody Ponce RHP Cal Poly Pomona 5-2, 1.55 ERA, 46.1 IP, 53:7
15 Nathan Kirby# LHP Virginia 5-2, 2.28 ERA, 59.1 IP, 75:30
20 Phil Bickford RHP Southern Nevada 9-1, 1.48 ERA, 79 IP, 151:19
21 Jon Harris RHP Missouri State 6-1, 2.08 ERA, 82.1 IP, 99:29
27 Tyler Jay LHP Illinois 5-1, 0.70 ERA, 10 SV, 51.1 IP, 57:4
30 Josh Staumont RHP Azusa Pacific 5-2, 3.41 ERA, 63.1 IP, 100:48
33 Michael Matuella* RHP Duke 1-1, 1.08 ERA, 25 IP, 24:11
40 Alex Young LHP Texas Christian 9-2, 1.46 ERA, 68 IP, 68:17
46 James Kaprelian RHP UCLA 9-4, 2.15 ERA, 83.2 IP, 94:23
48 Riley Ferrell RHP Texas Christian 1-1, 0.76 ERA, 12 SV, 23.2 IP, 37:11
49 Ryan Burr RHP Arizona State 7-2, 2.80 ERA, 13 SV, 35.1 IP, 61:20

#Currently out due to injury
*Out for the season




Freshman/Sophomore Stat Pack

During the course of the season our friends at CollegeSplits.com are going to be providing statistical leaders in the freshmen and sophomore classes in five different offensive categories and four different pitching categories. Each week we will choose one of those categories to share in the weekly PG college baseball national notebook, with batting average and wins being listed this week.


Batting Average


Freshmen



Sophomores

Rk. Name School AVG
Rk. Name School AVG
1 Connor Wanhanen Texas Christian .373
1 Donnie Dewees North Florida .437
2 Garrison Schwartz Grand Canyon .370
2 Will Craig Wake Forest .407
3 Michael Morman Richmond .369
3 Andrew Benintendi Arkansas .405
4 Cal Stevenson Nevada .357
4 Kyle Lewis Mercer .400
5 Kyle Adams Richmond .357
5 Nick Banks Texas A&M .374
6 Anthony Godino Wagner .356
6 Jacob Seward Southeastern Louisiana .370
7 Blake Chisolm Furman .354
7 Logan Gray Austin Peay State .366
8 Zach Kirtley St. Mary's .353
8 Adam Groesbeck Air Force .365
9 Thomas Lerouge Grand Canyon .353
9 Mitch Longo Ohio .365
10 Matt Whatley Oral Roberts .352
10 Trenton Brooks Nevada .364


Wins



Freshmen



Sophomores

Rk. Name School Wins
Rk. Name School Wins
1 Alex Lange Louisiana State 9
1 Mike Shawaryn Maryland 11
2 Brendan McKay Louisville 8
2 Zac Ryan Georgia Tech 9
2 Brooks Wilson Stetson 8
3 Brandon Bailey Gonzaga 8
2 Jake Repavich Grand Canyon 8
4 Geoffrey Bramblett Alabama 7
5 Zachary Kolodziejski Niagara 7
4 Thomas Lowery UAB 7
5 Ryan Wilson Pepperdine 7
4 Tyler Zombro George Mason 7
5 Sam Tweedt Oregon State 7
4 Brandon Gold Georgia Tech 7
5 Griffin Canning UCLA 7
4 Shane Bieber UC Santa Barbara 7
5 Adam Scott Wofford 7
4 Anthony Kay Connecticut 7
5 Tanner Houck Missouri 7
4 Matt Crohan Winthrop 7
5 Mitch Hart Southern California 7
4 Keegan Thompson Auburn 7
5 Cre Finfrock UCF 7
4 Matthew Naylor North Florida 7
5 James Karinchak Bryant 7
4 Johnny York St. Mary's 7
5 Jake Godfrey Louisiana State 7
4 Zach Girrens St. Louis 7
5 Matt Larech California 7
4 A.J. Puk Florida 7
5 Seth Romero Houston 7
4 Ryan Smoyer Notre Dame 7





4 Jared Poche Louisiana State 7





4 Josh Rogers Louisville 7





4 Jett Meenach Navy 7





4 George Coughlin Navy 7





4 Jake Dahlberg UIC 7





4 Bryan Young Missouri State 7





4 Andrew Lantrip Houston 7





4 Brett Adcock Michigan 7





4 Nick Deeg Central Michigan 7





Georgia 6, Kentucky 1 (10 innings, Sunday)

What a weekend it was. After seeing three first round arms on three consecutive days in Carson Fulmer on Thursday, Jon Harris on Friday, and Walker Buehler on Saturday, I drove three hours north to get a look at the present and future. Kyle Cody and his University of Kentucky teammates played host to the University of Georgia sophomore Robert Tyler for the series finale Sunday afternoon.

After an up and down performance this spring and battling bouts of command issues, the 6-foot-7 Kyle Cody
, a junior, has strung together back-to-back starts with Sunday potentially being his best of 2015. Naturally, standing as tall as Cody is, it’s often difficult for a pitcher of his height to repeat his mechanics on a consistent basis, though Sunday he showed no signs of a struggle from a command standpoint. Working from a very short and compact arm action, Cody consistently got on top of his fastball, pounding the lower quadrants, and as a result didn’t issue a free pass.

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College | Story | 2/4/2026

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Jason Phillips
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