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College | Story | 1/6/2025

Preseason Collegiate All-Americans

Vincent Cervino

Craig Cozart

Preseason Top 25 Rankings

While players in our game at the professional level continues to get younger, the opposite can be said for the college game as players continue to get older. The depth and quality of talent has never been better, and the 2025 Perfect Game Pre-Season All-American teams will attest to this fact. With the 2025 College Baseball season is just around the corner, the Perfect Game college staff will have you loaded with coverage heading into the year.

On the heels of our Pre-Season Top-25 poll, the All-American list will be headlined by five players in the great state of Texas. It all starts in College Station with potential No. 1 draft pick Jace Laviolette and elite lefty starter Ryan Prager, both representing Texas A&M. Not to be outdone in Austin, the Texas Longhorns added a couple stars to the list with Jalin Flores and power hitting Max Belyeu. Last but not least, TCU will have things well in hand at the end of the game with relief pitcher Benjamin Abeldt back in Fort Worth.

Keep plugged in to perfectgame.org to see all of the content as we continue to roll out until opening day and make sure to follow our college team of Craig Cozart and Vinnie Cervino.

First Team Hitters

Pos.	Name	School	Class	AVG	OBP	SLG	R	H	2B	3B	HR	RBI	SB
C	Luke Stevenson	North Carolina	SO	0.284	0.420	0.535	43	61	8	2	14	58	2
1B	Tanner Thach	UNC-Wilmington	JR	0.324	0.406	0.700	59	81	11	1	27	75	4
2B	Daniel Dickinson	LSU	JR	0.367	0.469	0.661	73	90	14	2	18	53	32
3B	Daniel Cuvet	Miami	SO	0.351	0.429	0.736	52	81	15	1	24	75	2
SS	Jalin Flores	Texas	JR	0.340	0.408	0.656	52	82	22	0	18	56	2
IF	Aiva Arquette	Oregon State	JR	0.325	0.384	0.574	45	68	14	1	12	36	6
OF	Max Belyeu	Texas	JR	0.329	0.423	0.667	50	69	15	1	18	53	3
OF	Drew Burress	Georgia Tech	SO	0.381	0.512	0.821	73	83	15	3	25	67	8
OF	Jace LaViolette	Texas A&M	JR	0.305	0.449	0.726	87	79	16	3	29	78	7
DH	Ike Irish	Auburn	JR	0.319	0.403	0.627	47	59	11	2	14	59	5
TWP	Kyle Johnson	Duke	SO	0.253	0.398	0.480	16	19	6	1	3	11	2

First Team Pitchers

Pos.	Name	School	Class	ERA	W-L	CG	SV	IP	H	SO	BB	OBA
SP	Jamie Arnold	Florida State	JR	2.98	11-3	0	1	105.2	90	159	26	0.224
SP	Landon Beidelschies	Arkansas	JR	4.15	6-7	0	0	84	71	91	31	0.231
SP	Tyler Bremner	UC Santa Barbara	JR	2.54	11-1	1	0	88.2	57	104	21	0.182
SP	Ryan Prager	Texas A&M	RJR	2.95	9-1	1	0	97.2	83	124	20	0.226
SP	Kyson Witherspoon	Oklahoma	JR	3.71	8-3	0	1	80	69	90	40	0.228
RP	Ben Abeldt	TCU	JR	1.83	3-0	0	8	44.1	29	54	16	0.186
RP	Gabe Gaeckle	Arkansas	SO	2.32	3-3	0	7	42.2	26	57	19	0.167
TWP	Kyle Johnson	Duke	SO	4.38	4-1	0	0	49.1	44	53	19	0.237

Second Team Hitters

Pos.	Name	School	Class	AVG	OBP	SLG	R	H	2B	3B	HR	RBI	SB
C	Caden Bodine	Coastal Carolina	JR	0.328	0.411	0.523	50	79	20	0	9	71	3
1B	Henry Ford	Virginia	SO	0.336	0.409	0.597	60	85	13	1	17	69	3
2B	Henry Godbout	Virginia	JR	0.372	0.472	0.645	51	64	18	1	9	47	6
3B	Murf Gray	Fresno State	JR	0.296	0.358	0.504	46	71	18	1	10	52	0
SS	Marek Houston	Wake Forest	JR	0.326	0.433	0.516	57	72	16	1	8	39	4
IF	Dean Curley	Tennessee	SO	0.285	0.386	0.502	51	63	10	1	12	50	9
OF	Cam Cannarella	Clemson	JR	0.337	0.417	0.561	58	83	16	3	11	60	0
OF	Nolan Schubart	Oklahoma State	JR	0.370	0.513	0.838	55	64	10	1	23	68	0
OF	Devin Taylor	Indiana	JR	0.357	0.449	0.660	67	86	11	1	20	54	5
DH	Ethan Petry	South Carolina	JR	0.306	0.471	0.639	57	67	8	1	21	53	4
TWP	Dj Newman	Bowling Green	JR	0.371	0.455	0.664	43	53	6	3	10	37	10

Second Team Pitchers

Pos.	Name	School	Class	ERA	W-L	CG	SV	IP	H	SO	BB	OBA
SP	Anthony Eyanson	LSU	JR	3.07	6-2	1	1	82	55	85	24	0.190
SP	Ben Jacobs	Arizona State	JR	4.75	7-3	0	0	66.1	61	102	36	0.247
SP	Aidan Knaak	Clemson	SO	3.35	5-1	0	0	83.1	67	108	29	0.221
SP	Zach Root	Arkansas	JR	3.56	6-2	0	0	68.1	56	76	21	0.228
SP	Dominic Voegele	Kansas	SO	3.89	7-2	0	0	81	72	80	29	0.235
RP	Kolten Smith	Georgia	JR	5.56	9-3	0	0	69.2	73	105	20	0.265
RP	Nate Snead	Tennessee	JR	3.11	10-2	0	6	75.1	71	61	26	0.251
TWP	Dj Newman	Bowling Green	JR	3.61	4-2	0	0	42.1	37	42	10	0.239

Third Team Hitters

Pos.	Name	School	Class	AVG	OBP	SLG	R	H	2B	3B	HR	RBI	SB
C	Grant Jay	Dallas Baptist	JR	0.300	0.414	0.653	50	64	12	0	21	57	7
1B	Anthony Martinez	UC Irvine	JR	0.316	0.422	0.492	54	81	18	0	9	74	1
2B	TJ Pompey	Texas Tech	SO	0.279	0.389	0.516	41	53	11	2	10	49	12
SS	Justin Lebron	Alabama	SO	0.338	0.429	0.546	50	73	9	0	12	37	7
3B	Trent Caraway	Oregon State	SO	0.339	0.431	0.516	16	21	5	0	2	10	4
IF	Gavin Grahovac	Texas A&M	SO	0.298	0.390	0.596	83	85	16	0	23	66	4
OF	AJ Gracia	Duke	SO	0.305	0.440	0.559	56	67	14	0	14	58	5
OF	Tre Phelps	Georgia	SO	0.353	0.441	0.699	34	48	11	0	12	40	2
OF	Brendan Summerhill	Arizona	JR	0.324	0.399	0.550	50	77	18	6	8	59	7
DH	Mason White	Arizona	JR	0.305	0.392	0.603	55	73	10	2	19	65	5
TWP	Erik Paulsen	Stony Brook	SO	0.299	0.392	0.458	23	53	16	0	4	24	0

Third Team Pitchers

Pos.	Name	School	Class	ERA	W-L	CG	SV	IP	H	SO	BB	OBA
SP	Jason DeCaro	North Carolina	SO	3.81	6-1	0	0	89.2	74	78	44	0.221
SP	Joseph Dzierwa	Michigan State	JR	4.07	6-3	0	0	84	73	91	27	0.230
SP	Chase Morgan	Louisiana	SO	3.18	5-2	0	1	73.2	59	69	20	0.217
SP	Matt Scott	Stanford	JR	5.96	4-10	0	0	80	73	103	36	0.236
SP	Joey Volchko	Stanford	SO	5.70	2-1	0	1	42.2	41	53	38	0.256
RP	Nelson Keljo	Oregon State	JR	3.98	3-0	0	0	43	45	60	14	0.259
RP	Blaine Wynk	Ohio State	JR	3.38	2-1	0	2	40	39	38	9	0.248
TWP	Erik Paulsen	Stony Brook	SO	3.21	2-1	0	6	42	44	24	10	0.278

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