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College  | Story | 6/30/2015

2015 College All-Americans

Photo: Vanderbilt Athletics

2015 College Baseball Awards

Player of the Year: Dansby Swanson, Vanderbilt
Pitcher of the Year: Carson Fulmer, Vanderbilt
Freshman of the Year: Brendan McKay, Louisville
Coach of the Year: Brian O'Connor, Virginia



First Team Perfect Game College All-Americans

Pos. Name School Class AVG OBP SLG R H 2B 3B HR RBI SB
C Chris Okey Clemson SO .315 .389 .545 50 74 16 1 12 57 3
1B Will Craig Wake Forest SO .382 .496 .702 52 73 20 1 13 58 2
2B Scott Kingery Arizona JR .392 .423 .561 53 93 15 5 5 36 11
3B David Thompson Miami JR .328 .434 .640 59 83 18 2 19 90 1
SS Dansby Swanson Vanderbilt JR .335 .423 .623 76 94 24 6 15 64 16
OF Andrew Benintendi Arkansas SO .376 .488 .717 62 85 13 2 20 57 24
OF Donnie Dewees North Florida SO .422 .483 .749 88 106 12 8 18 68 23
OF Ian Happ Cincinnati JR .369 .492 .672 47 73 18 0 14 44 12
DH Kevin Kaczmarski Evansville SR .465 .543 .746 43 86 19 9 5 57 13
UT Brendan McKay Louisville FR .308 .418 .431 32 65 14 0 4 34 4














Pos. Name School Class ERA W-L CG SV IP H SO BB BAA
SP Carson Fulmer Vanderbilt JR 1.83 14-2 3 0 127.2 81 167 50 .180
SP Mike Shawaryn Maryland SO 1.71 13-2 0 0 116 85 138 29 .202
SP Taylor Clarke Coll. of Charleston JR 1.73 13-1 2 1 114.1 76 143 14 .185
SP Matthew Crownover Clemson JR 1.82 10-3 0 0 109 72 108 37 .183
SP Alex Lange Louisiana State FR 1.97 12-0 2 0 114 87 131 46 .212
RP David Berg UCLA SR 0.68 7-1 0 13 66.2 49 65 8 .205
RP Tyler Jay Illinois JR 1.08 5-2 0 14 66.2 40 76 7 .177
UT Brendan McKay Louisville FR 1.77 9-3 0 4 96.2 53 117 34 .159


Second Team Perfect Game College All-Americans

Pos. Name School Class AVG OBP SLG R H 2B 3B HR RBI SB
C J.J. Schwarz Florida FR .332 .398 .629 60 85 16 3 18 73 1
1B David Kerian Illinois SR .367 .462 .667 46 76 10 2 16 52 9
2B Ryan Howell Nevada JR .312 .421 .642 54 67 14 3 17 65 1
3B Carl Wise Coll. of Charleston JR .313 .380 .557 64 77 18 3 12 70 3
SS Alex Bregman Louisiana State JR .323 .412 .535 59 84 22 3 9 49 38
OF D.J. Stewart Florida State JR .318 .500 .593 62 68 10 2 15 59 12
OF Harrison Bader Florida JR .297 .393 .566 53 76 16 1 17 66 8
OF Rhett Wiseman Vanderbilt JR .317 .415 .566 70 92 19 4 15 49 12
DH Zack Collins Miami SO .302 .445 .587 61 73 14 5 15 70 7
UT Corbin Olmstead North Florida SO .308 .362 .561 46 66 13 1 13 42 3














Pos. Name School Class ERA W-L CG SV IP H SO BB BAA
SP Michael Freeman Oklahoma State SR 1.31 10-3 4 0 109.2 72 97 29 .184
SP Preston Morrison Texas Christian SR 2.51 12-3 2 0 122 100 91 22 .223
SP Matt Hall Missouri State JR 2.02 12-2 2 1 125 87 171 45 .196
SP Kevin Duchene Illinois JR 1.75 11-2 1 0 102.2 89 88 18 .235
SP Thomas Eshelman Cal State Fullerton JR 1.58 8-5 5 1 137 105 139 7 .210
RP Brandon Koch Dallas Baptist JR 1.26 3-2 0 14 43 23 76 24 .160
RP Riley Ferrell Texas Christian JR 2.56 1-3 0 14 31.2 10 53 20 .099
UT Corbin Olmstead North Florida SO 0.25 1-0 0 9 35.1 21 48 9 .171


Third Team Perfect Game College All-Americans

Pos. Name School Class AVG OBP SLG R H 2B 3B HR RBI SB
C Kade Scivicque Louisiana State SR .355 .398 .521 33 83 21 0 6 48 0
1B Austin Byler Nevada SR .328 .507 .652 69 65 18 2 14 52 9
2B Stefan Trosclair Louisiana JR .338 .441 .635 55 74 15 1 16 53 15
3B Josh Tobias Florida SR .355 .435 .524 60 82 14 5 5 46 11
SS Kevin Newman Arizona JR .370 .426 .489 53 84 19 1 2 36 22
OF Nick Banks Texas A&M SO .364 .460 .492 51 87 11 3 8 48 9
OF Cody Jones Texas Christian SR .353 .464 .476 63 89 14 1 5 34 33
OF Kyle Lewis Mercer SO .367 .423 .677 49 83 19 0 17 56 3
DH Chris Shaw Boston College JR .319 .411 .611 25 46 9 0 11 43 0
UT Jacob Cronenworth Michigan JR .338 .419 .494 62 91 18 3 6 48 11














Pos. Name School Class ERA W-L CG SV IP H SO BB BAA
SP Jon Harris Missouri State JR 2.45 8-2 1 0 103 75 116 28 .202
SP James Kaprielian UCLA JR 2.03 10-4 0 0 106.2 86 114 33 .226
SP Andrew Moore Oregon State JR 1.91 7-2 3 0 122.1 86 111 21 .200
SP Dillon Tate UC Santa Barbara JR 2.26 8-5 2 0 103.1 66 111 28 .188
SP Andrew Lantrip Houston SO 2.62 9-3 3 0 113.1 106 115 23 .246
RP Bryan Young Missouri State SO 1.31 7-0 0 16 41.1 30 51 14 .199
RP Zach Jackson Arkansas SO 2.10 5-1 0 9 60 43 89 38 .196
UT Jacob Cronenworth Michigan JR 3.67 3-7 0 8 49 42 53 19 .233



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