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College  | Story | 1/23/2026

Conference Preview: American

2026 College Preview Index | Preseason Top 25 | Preseason Collegiate All-Americans

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2025 Records


Teams are listed in alphabetical order* 



Team
W L W L
UBA 24 30 8 19
Charlotte 36 22 18 9
East Carolina 35 27 13 14
Florida Atlantic 37 21 15 12
Memphis 22 33 8 19
Rice 17 40 10 17
South Florida 31 25 16 11
UTSA 47 15 23 4
Tulane 33 25 13 14
Wichita State 19 35 11 16


Preseason All-Conference Team

Pos.
Name School Stats/Notes
C Andrew Stucky UTSA .324/.514/.467 with 6 HRs, 40 RBI; durable 6-0/192 backstop with elite defensive skills and a wealth of experience, returning 1st team all-conference member
1B Cody Gunderson Charlotte .331/.548/.462 with 8 HRs, 30 RBI; intimidating 6-4/220 frame with elite power, improved bat to ball skills, returning 1st team all-conference member
2B Jordan Ballin UTSA .331/.548/.462 with 8 HRs, 30 RBI; intimidating 6-4/220 frame with elite power, improved bat to ball skills, returning 1st team all-conference member
SS Brando Leroux FAU .319/.454/.393 with 5 HR, 32 RBI; stole 10 bags, reliable defender with plus instincts, improved with stick in fall, returning 2nd team all-conference member
3B Dawson Bryce Charlotte .340/.600/.389 with 14 HRs, 53 RBI; classic corner infielder with projectable 6-3/200 frame, elite defender with + arm, returning 1st team all-conference member
OF Marshall Lipsey FAU .318/.573/.488 with 12 HRs, 43 RBI; tough nosed classic centerfielder, 17 SB a year ago, game changing skillset, returning 1st team all-conference member
OF Braden Burress ECU .389/.498/.488 with 4 HR, 33 RBI; stole 18 bags, more BB than Ks, special athlete coming off elite freshman year, returning freshman all-conference member
OF Drew Detlefesen UTSA .310/.559/.418 with 13 HRs, 70 RBI; swiped 7 bags, big raw power with professional approach, primed for huge season, returning 2nd team all-conference member
UTL Colby Wallace ECU .269/.434/.339 with 10 HRs, 42 RBI; elite infielder with juice at the plate; 6.39 ERA, 3 saves, 11:6 K:BB, returning 1st team all-conference member
DH Jack Quick Wichita State .415/.555/.858 with 19 HRs, 91 RBI last season at Andrew College, explosive righthanded power with advanced feel for the barrel, 6-2/215 athlete
SP Robert Orloski UTSA 3.36 ERA, 8-0, 9 saves, 77:27 K/BB; super athletic 6-3/190 RHP, fastball up to 98 mph with swing/miss slider, proven winner who will anchor rotation, returning 1st team all-conference member
SP Ethan Norby ECU 3.80 ERA, 8-5, 119:22 K/BB; high spin fastball into the mid-90s with nasty sweeper, returning 2nd team all-conference member
SP Trey Cehajic Tulane 4.89 ERA, 5-2, 57:28 K/BB; experienced veteran on the bump, led club in wins a year ago, commands the zone with heater and spins his slider in the upper-80s
SP Mason Steele UAB 2.66 ERA, 6-1, 72:25 K/BB; athletic two-way player at Shelton State last season, excels on the mound, 6-3/195, fastball up to 96 mph and wipeout slider
RP Carson Fair Memphis 2.70 ERA, 8 saves, 35:12 K/BB last season at Pearl River CC, lively mid-90s fastball with the ability to spin multiple shapes, easy arm with ride through the zone


Player of the Year: Dawson Bryce, IF, Charlotte
Pitcher of the Year: Ethan Norby, LHP, ECU
Freshman of the Year: Ethan Rogers, LHP, Wichita State


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