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2025 Indiana vs Oregon State

No. 7 Oregon State Baseball vs. Indiana Final Score And Highlights

No. 7 Oregon State Baseball vs. Indiana Final Score And Highlights

Indiana Baseball and Oregon State played in Surprise, AZ at the College Baseball Classic on opening weekend. Read the recap and watch highlights.

Feb 16, 2025 by Andy Schamma
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In yet another top D1 match-up live on FloBaseball during the opening weekend, Oregon State Baseball and the Indiana Hoosiers returned to the diamond in Surprise, AZ for their third of four games in as many days at the College Baseball Classic.

The College Baseball Classic joined the College Baseball Showdown amid a weekend filled with exciting top-25 ranked baseball action coming live to FloBaseball, FloCollege, and the FloSports app as the 2025 season opened.

Oregon State, No. 7 in the D1Baseball and USA Today Baseball Coaches Polls, showed that they were the best team in the season opening tournament, defeating Xavier and UNLV before facing Indiana.

Projected to finish third in the Big Ten coaches preseason poll, Indiana's Tyler Cerny, Ben Grable, and Devin Taylor were named as Big Ten players to watch heading into the 2025 season.

2025 Indiana vs Oregon State



No. 7 Oregon State Baseball vs Indiana Final Score And Highlights

Read the game recap, watch highlights and track the in-game stats of Oregon State vs Indiana at the College Baseball Classic. The last updates can be found near the top.

Scroll down further to view rosters and other helpful information.

FINAL SCORE: Indiana 0 - 6 Oregon State

Hits

  • Indiana: 1
  • Oregon State: 11

Errors

  • Indiana: 2
  • Oregon State: 0

Left On Base

  • Indiana: 5
  • Oregon State: 10

Total Pitches

  • Indiana: 128
  • Oregon State: 131

Overall Hitting

  • Indiana: .037 (1-27)
  • Oregon State: .333 (11-33)

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Oregon State Holds Strong - Top of 9th

Palmer returned to the mound for the Beavers as Indiana makes its last attempt. Denny, Cerny, and Oliver lead off.

Denny hit a fly out to right field that Talt fielded without issue.

Cerny was hit with a fast ball in the hip.

Palmer threw a 94 mph fast ball near the top of the strike zone to get Oliver out swinging.

Dickerson made contact with a half-swing that hit a line drive out in foul territory near Krieg at first base to end the game.

Rushing Strikes Out Two - Bottom of 8th

Rushing takes over pitching for Indiana with 9 appearances in 2024, 11 innings pitched and an ERA of 9.82.

Top of the order for the Beavers at bat after Singer.

Singer struck out swinging on a 93 mph fastball up high.

Caraway expressed disagreement with the umpire about the first strike across the plate from Rushing—the umpire took a second to let him know what he thought.

Caraway struck out swinging as well, on a similar pitch to Singer.

Arquette hit a quick-bouncing infield single that bounced just off the edge of Rushing's glove on the mound.

Turley exercised his self control, and held back his swing and is walked on four balls in a row.

With two runners on, Macias hit a grounder to shortstop that was played to first for the third out.

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Laif Palmer Takes Over For Queen - Top of 8th

Queen is back on the mound in the penultimate inning on this Sunday afternoon game.

Arquette stopped a blazing grounder from Dickerson and made a tough one-bounce throw to Krieg who stretched and made the play at first.

Hanley earned the first hit of the game for Indiana with a hit out to center field that was barely missed by Macias on a diving attempt. Runner on first, one out.

Sophomore Andrew Wiggins stepped in to bat as the pinch hitter for DeMartino.

Queen gave up his first walk on Higgins to put two runners on base, which prompted our first pitching meeting at the mound for the Beavers today.

Brenczewski went up to pinch hit for Pyne. He got out off of a high bouncing grounder down the first baseline.

Stadler pinch hit for Schuyler and Palmer entered the game for Oregon State.

Palmer walked Stadler and the top of the order returned to the plate for Indiana with bases loaded.

Taylor struck out looking.

Matthew Bohnert Enters For IU - Bottom of 7th

Matthew Bohnert, who missed 2024 due to injury, took the mound in the 7th for the Hoosiers. In 14 appearances and 18 innings pitched, he earned an ERA of 6.50 in 2023.

Weber flied out to right field.

Peterson flied out to center field.

In what felt like the quickest inning of the day, Talt flied out to center field as well and Oregon State took the field once again to start the 8th.

Wyatt Queen On The Mound - Top of 7th

Wyatt Queen entered the game for the Beavers to start the 7th. In 2024, he had 11 appearances with a 9-1 record and 57 innings pitched. His ERA was .94.

After another quick three outs for the Hoosiers chances continued to dwindle.

Denny grounded out. Cerny hit a pop fly that was caught. Oliver hit a line drive over the head of Caraway was ready to grab it out of the air for the third out.

Numbers After Six

Here are some numbers after the first two-thirds of the game.

  • Hits
    • Indiana: 0
    • Oregon State: 10
  • Errors
    • Indiana: 2
    • Oregon State: 0
  • Strikeouts
    • Indiana: 3
    • Oregon State: 5
  • Total Pitches
    • Indiana: 104
    • Oregon State: 84
  • Strike Percentage
    • Indiana: 56.7%
    • Oregon State: 60.7%
  • Double Plays
    • Indiana: 2
    • Oregon State: 0

  • Struck Out Looking
    • Indiana: 3-5 
    • Oregon State: 0-3

Seth Benes Enters For Hoosiers - Bottom of 6th

Trent Caraway, Aiva Arquette, and Gavin Turley take the plate for the Beavers in the 7th inning.

Indiana put in right hander Seth Benes with a 9.00 ERA on 5.0 IP and five appearances in 2024.

Caraway hit a smoking line drive to Tyler Cerny's face for the first out.

Arquette smacked a hard line drive through the center to get on first.

Benes earned his first strikeout on home-run hitter Gavin Turley with a nasty breaking ball that dropped almost to the plate with Turley swinging.

Macias walked on the next at-bat off of four pitches. Two runners on, two outs.

Krieg hit it out to Dickerson in center field to put it away.

Kleinschmit Keeps Pressure On - Top of 6th

With Indiana's chances to bring things back within reach dwindling, Pyne and Schuyler taking the plate first before Taylor and the top of the batting order for the Hoosiers.

Pyne made good contact in the first at-bat, launching the ball out to right field—prompting a graceful sliding catch from Talt.

Schuyler struck out looking as Kleinschmit added a fifth K and threw his 81st pitch.

Taylor hit a hard grounder that Singer easily snagged to get the third out and send the Beavers into the dugout.

Beavers Pile It On - Bottom of 5th

After two well-thrown strikes by Holderfield, Arquette was able to make contact and get to base with a fielding error by Pyne as he attempted to get the ball to first.

Turley is walked, putting two runners on base.

Macias grounded out on a foot race to first after he drew Hanley away from the bag. Runners advanced to second and third.

Krieg smacked a huge hit sacrifice fly out to Taylor in left field, who made the catch but dropped it when he went to throw it in.

Arquette was able to get in to home while Turley advanced to third.

Weber adds an RBI dropping a fly ball with perfect placement in the outfield between second, left and center field. Turley scored another run for the Beavers.

Peterson was walked on a full count. Two outs, two runners on.

Talt made it look easy with an aggressive bunt to advance all runners and win the race to first. Bases loaded.

Dickerson made the catch on a fly to center field by Singer to end the inning and stop the scoring train for the Beavers, for the time being.

Kleinschmit Continues To Control - Top of 5th

Caraway made a strong play off of Dickerson to start the 5th. Kleinschmit continued to show his ability to control the game for the Beavers, passing the 60-pitch count point.

Hanley lined out to Singer.

Kleinschmit then added his second base on balls on a full count, DeMartino drawing the free base. 

Immediately afterward, he picked off DeMartino who looked caught off guard and ended up in a pickle while leading off.

Holderfield Takes Mound For IU - Bottom of 4th

The first new pitcher came into the game for the two teams with Grant Holderfield taking the mound as Peterson, Talt, and Singer were first up to the plate.

Peterson hits a fly ball out to the foul territory collected near first base.

Talt flied out to left field for the second out.

Indiana tallied an error with Cerny making a bad throw to first off that allowed Singer the base.

On the very next hit, Cerny properly made the play and ended the inning.

Kleinschmit Tallies 4th K - Top of 4th

Denny started for Indiana, with a fly ball out to right field that was caught.

Cerny hit a bomb to centerfield but Turley was able to track it down and make the out.

Kleinschmit earned a 1-2-3 with a fourth strikeout, this time against Jasen Oliver.

Watch Gavin Turley Hit A Three-Run Homer - Bottom of 3rd

Oregon State returned to bat with Singer opening the inning with a hard single that evaded Josh Pyne's diving attempt to make the play.

Caraway hit a fly ball out to Devin Taylor in left field for the first out.

Haas walked Arquette, putting a second runner on base.

Gavin Turley nailed Haas's first pitch to him for a three-run home run to give Oregon State the 4-0 lead.

Macias hit a hard bouncing single between first and second base to get on base.

Grant Holderfield started warming up in the bullpen for Indiana.

Krieg hit by a pitch putting a runner on first and second with one out.

Indiana turned another double play to end the inning off of a Weber grounder to shortstop.

Indiana Struggles Continue At Plate - Top of 3rd

DeMartino took the plate first, hitting a grounder to 3rd. On a close call, Caraway threw it to Krieg who stretched all of his 6'5 frame to get the out.

Kleinschmit collected his third strikeout of the game on Pyne.

After what had been a strong game so far, Kleinschmit gave up his first walk, putting Schuyler on first after a few low balls in the dirt.

Taylor grounded out to the shortstop Aiva Arquette.

Beavers Return To Bat - Bottom of 2nd

Haas opened the inning with a full count into a strikeout on Krieg, drawing his swing on a breaking ball low and to the inside.

Wilson Weber went up next and looked like he was ready to demolish the ball. Haas struck him out swinging as well—continuing the good start for his debut.

Peterson hit a short grounder to third, with Josh Pyne collecting the ball. He decided not to throw the ball to first—a smart choice as it would've been far too late.

Talt grounded out with a hard hit down the first baseline that Jake Hanley snagged without issue to end the 2nd inning.

Oregon State Makes Quick Work - Top of 2nd

Kleinschmit returned to the mound.

Jasen Oliver flied out to left field.

Dickerson popped a bunt up high into the foul which catcher Weber Wilson collected easily.

Hanley struck out looking on a full count.

Oregon State Scores Quickly - Bottom 1st

Pete Haas transfered from Stonehill College where he earned a 5.33 ERA on 54.0 IP on 12 appearances.

Trent Caraway opened the batting for the Beavers with a single out to left field.

Arquette followed with a fly hit to deep center field that was easily caught by 

Caraway stole second but Jasen Oliver was unable to collect the pick off by T.J. Schuyler which allowed Caraway to get to third.

Gavin Turley's first at-bat resulted in an RBI as Caraway scored the first run for Oregon State.

Dallas Macias's hit grounded into a double play, getting the Hoosiers out of the inning relatively quickly.

Ethan Kleinschmit Makes Debut For Beavers - Top 1st

And we're underway with the first pitches flying from Kleinschmit for Oregon State, from Linn-Benton Community College. 

Devin Taylor hit a grounder to 2B for the first out.

Hogan Denny hit a double-bouncing grounder to Oregon State shortstop Aiva Arquette for the play at first.

Tyler Cerny struck out looking as Kleinschmit, the sophomore from Mount Angel, Oregon, closed out his first inning with a 1-2-3.

Starting Line Ups For Oregon State vs Indiana Baseball

Oregon State Line Up Today

Starting Pitcher - Ethan Kleinschmit

  1. 3b - Trent Caraway
  2. ss - Aiva Arquette
  3. lf - Gavin Turley
  4. cf - Dallas Macias
  5. 1b - Jacob Krieg
  6. c - Wilson Weber
  7. dh - Tyce Peterson
  8. rf - Easton Talt
  9. 2b - AJ Singer
  10. p - Ethan Kleinschmit

The lineup is in. pic.twitter.com/Bh7FisALOU

— Oregon State Baseball (@BeaverBaseball) February 16, 2025

Indiana Line Up Today

Starting Pitcher - Pete Haas

  1. lf - Devin Taylor
  2. rf - Hogan Denny
  3. ss - Tyler Cerny
  4. 2b - Jasen Oliver
  5. cf - Korbyn Dickerson
  6. 1b - Jake Hanley
  7. dh - Tyler DeMartino
  8. 3b - Josh Pyne
  9. c - T.J. Schuyler
  10. p - Pete Haas

Today's lineup card ☑️ pic.twitter.com/m3y4U4HlCy

— Indiana Baseball (@IndianaBase) February 16, 2025

Sunny And 70 In Surprise AZ For Today's Game

It's looking like a beautiful day for two more games between four great D1 baseball teams. Things are about to get going for Indiana vs Oregon State while UNLV and Xavier take the evening slot at 7:00 p.m. ET.

How To Watch The College Baseball Classic

All eight games from Feb. 14-17 of the classic at Surprise Stadium will be streamed live and archived on FloBaseball, FloCollege, and the FloSports app.

Relays, highlights, and breaking news from the event will be available on all platforms.

Top 2025 MLB Draft Prospects On FloBaseball This Weekend

From Cam Cannarella of Clemson Baseball to Connor Ware of LSU, here the players on the FloBaseball Top 100 heading to Globe Life in March.

Click here to read the full article by Joe Harrington.

Players In The FloBasebal Top 100 MLB Draft Prospect Rankings At The College Baseball Showdown

  1. Cam Cannarella, Clemson, OF, Overall rank: 9
  2. Aiva Arquette, Oregon State, 2B, Overall rank: 12
  3. Ike Irish, Auburn, C, Overall rank: 14
  4. Brendan Summerhill, Arizona, OF, Overall rank: 17
  5. Trent Caraway, Oregon State, 3B, Overall rank: 18
  6. Nolan Schubart, Oklahoma State, OF, Overall rank: 22
  7. Max Belyeu, Texas, OF/1B, Overall rank: 24
  8. Wehiwa Aloy, Arkansas, SS, Overall rank: 27
  9. Kyson Witherspoon, Oklahoma, RHP, Overall rank: 31
  10. Chase Shores, LSU, RHP, Overall rank: 45
  11. Daniel Dickinson, LSU, 2B, Overall rank: 47
  12. Gabe Davis, Oklahoma State, RHP, Overall rank: 50
  13. Mason White, Arizona, SS, Overall rank: 54
  14. Gavin Turley, Oregon State, OF, Overall rank: 56
  15. Kade Anderson, LSU, LHP, Overall rank: 62
  16. James Ellwanger, Dallas Baptist, RHP, Overall rank: 65
  17. Nate Snead, Tennessee, RHP, Overall rank: 69
  18. Landon Beidelschies, Arkansas, LHP/1B, Overall rank: 76
  19. Dallas Macias, Oregon State, OF/3B, Overall rank: 90
  20. Patrick Forbes, Louisville, RHP, Overall rank: 92
  21. Cade Fisher, Auburn, LHP, Overall rank: 93
  22. Zach Root, Arkansas, LHP, Overall rank: 97
  23. Conner Ware, LSU, LHP, Overall rank: 98

Watch Highlights From Oregon State's 16-0 Win Over UNLV

Live Right Now: No. 21 Arizona vs Louisville At College Baseball Showdown

With about half of the game done, Louisville led No. 21 Arizona 8-1 in the top of the 5th at Globe Life Field in the College Baseball Showdown.

Watch the game live on FloBaseball as you wait for Oregon State vs Indiana.

So Far This Weekend In Arizona

Oregon State is the only team with two wins of the four teams at the College Baseball Classic.

After falling behind briefly, the Beavers surged late in the game with three home runs in two innings against the Musketeers on Friday. Xavier was projected to finish second behind UConn in the Big East preseason coaches poll. Saturday afternoon, Oregon State followed up their rallying win with a completely one-sided game against UNLV, winning 16-0.

AJ Singer continued to make an impact, the junior shortstop earned 3 hits and 4 RBIs.

Indiana Baseball enters today's matchup with a chip on their shoulder, losing to both Xavier and UNLV earlier this weekend. After UNLV opened the game with a grand slam, the Hoosiers were unable to claw back more than two runs.

Against Xavier, the Hoosiers' Jasen Oliver hit a three runs home run in the ninth inning to tie the game at six. In extra innings, the Musketeers scored two runs to give them the lead. Indiana's four errors were a major issue for the team on Saturday.

Oregon State Beavers 2025 Baseball Roster

  • 1 Gavin Turley, OF, R/R, 6' 1", 196 lbs, Jr., Chandler, Ariz. / Hamilton
  • 2 Jabin Trosky, INF, R/R, 5' 11", 181 lbs, R-Jr., Carmel, Calif. / Carmel
  • 3 Cade Falsken, INF, L/R, 5' 8", 160 lbs, Fr., Newbury Park, Calif. / Newbury Park
  • 4 Dallas Macias, OF, L/R, 6' 0", 203 lbs, Jr., Parker, Colo. / Regis Jesuit
  • 6 Easton Talt, OF, L/R, 5' 10", 178 lbs, Jr., Everett, Wash. / Sunrise Mountain (AZ)
  • 7 AJ Singer, INF, R/R, 5' 10", 170 lbs, Jr., Glendale, Ariz. / Mountain Ridge
  • 8 Levi Jones, OF, L/R, 6' 2", 192 lbs, So., Portland, Ore. / Jesuit
  • 9 Carson McEntire, OF, R/R, 6' 1", 192 lbs, R-Fr., Peoria, Ariz. / Mountain Ridge
  • 12 Chase Reynolds, RHP, R/R, 6' 1", 211 lbs, Sr., Albany, Ore. / West Albany
  • 13 Aiva Arquette, INF, R/R, 6' 5", 220 lbs, Jr., Kailua, Hawai'i / Saint Louis
  • 14 Bryce Hubbard, C, L/R, 6' 0", 215 lbs, Jr., Norcross, Ga. / Wesleyan
  • 15 Ryan VandenBrink, C/INF, R/R, 6' 1", 225 lbs, Fr., West Linn, Ore. / West Linn
  • 16 Eric Segura, RHP, R/R, 6' 2", 203 lbs, So., Soledad, Calif. / Soledad
  • 17 Adam Haight, RHP/Outfield, R/R, 6' 2", 192 lbs, Fr., Snohomish, Wash. / Cedar Park Christian
  • 18 Wilson Weber, C, R/R, 6' 1", 222 lbs, Sr., Gresham, Ore. / Sam Barlow
  • 19 Wyatt Queen, RHP, R/R, 6' 2", 200 lbs, So., Marysville, Wash. / Lake Stevens
  • 20 Kellan Oakes, RHP, R/R, 6' 2", 201 lbs, Jr., Canby, Ore. / Canby
  • 21 James DeCremer, RHP, R/R, 6' 2", 205 lbs, R-Fr., Scottsdale, Ariz. / Brophy College Prep
  • 22 Jacob Krieg, INF, R/R, 6' 5", 241 lbs, Jr., Antioch, Calif. / Clayton Valley
  • 23 Canon Reeder, OF, R/R, 6' 0", 188 lbs, Jr., Bend, Ore. / Summit
  • 24 Ethan Kleinschmit, LHP, L/L, 6' 3", 200 lbs, So., Mount Angel, Ore. / John F. Kennedy
  • 25 Joey Mundt, RHP, R/R, 6' 4", 224 lbs, R-Sr., Hughson, Calif. / Central Catholic
  • 26 Noah Ferguson, RHP, R/R, 5' 10", 188 lbs, R-Sr., Salem, Ore. / South Salem
  • 27 Drew Talavs, RHP, R/R, 6' 3", 202 lbs, So., West Linn, Ore. / West Linn
  • 28 Dawson Santana, INF, R/R, 5' 6", 151 lbs, So., Lake Oswego, Ore. / Lakeridge
  • 29 Bryce Johnson, RHP, R/R, 6' 3", 212 lbs, R-Fr., Sammamish, Wash. / Eastlake
  • 30 Dax Whitney, RHP, R/R, 6' 5", 204 lbs, Fr., Blackfoot, Idaho / Blackfoot
  • 31 Matthew Morrell, RHP, R/R, 6' 3", 202 lbs, So., Placentia, Calif. / Cypress
  • 32 AJ Hutcheson, RHP, L/R, 5' 11", 187 lbs, Jr., Elk Grove, Calif. / Elk Grove
  • 33 Laif Palmer, RHP, R/R, 6' 6", 207 lbs, So., Golden, Colo. / Golden
  • 34 Max Fraser, LHP, L/L, 6' 1", 185 lbs, So., Camas, Wash. / Camas
  • 35 Zach Kmatz, RHP, R/R, 6' 3", 215 lbs, Fr., Albuquerque, N.M. / Sandia
  • 36 Nelson Keljo, LHP, L/L, 6' 4", 228 lbs, Jr., Portland, Ore. / Jesuit
  • 38 Leo Cote, INF, L/R, 6' 2", 213 lbs, Fr., Montreal, Quebec / Okotoks Dawgs Academy
  • 40 Paul Vazquez, INF, R/R, 6' 3", 208 lbs, Fr., Covina, Calif. / South Hills
  • 43 Martin Serrano, C, L/R, 6' 3", 205 lbs, Fr., Pocatello, Idaho / Pocatello
  • 44 Trent Caraway, INF, R/R, 6' 2", 203 lbs, So., Dana Point, Calif. / JSerra Catholic
  • 45 Kailand Halstead, C, R/R, 5' 10", 205 lbs, Fr., Puyallup, Wash. / Puyallup
  • 48 Tanner Douglas, LHP, L/L, 6' 2", 205 lbs, Jr., Medford, Ore. / South Medford
  • 50 Zach Edwards, RHP, R/R, 6' 2", 215 lbs, Fr., Riverton, Utah / Riverton
  • 54 Tyce Peterson, INF, R/R, 5' 10", 197 lbs, Jr., Kirkland, Wash. / Juanita

Indiana Hoosiers Baseball 2025 Roster

  • 2 Jasen Oliver, INF, R/R, 5' 11", 185 lbs, So., Almont, Mich. / Orchard Lake St. Mary's Prep
  • 3 Tyler DeMartino, OF, R/R, 6' 0", 205 lbs, Gr., Potomac, Md. / Walt Whitman / Xavier
  • 5 Devin Taylor, OF, L/R, 6' 1", 215 lbs, Jr., Cincinnati, Ohio / LaSalle
  • 6 TJ Schuyler, C, R/R, 6' 2", 220 lbs, So., Antioch, Ill. / Antioch
  • 8 Tyler Cerny, INF, R/R, 6' 2", 205 lbs, Jr., Greenwood, Ind. / Center Grove
  • 9 Jake Stadler, C, L/R, 6' 1", 215 lbs, R-Sr., Greenfield, Ind. / Mount Vernon / Purdue
  • 10 Josh Pyne, INF, R/R, 6' 0", 195 lbs, Sr., Bloomfield, Ind. / Linton-Stockton
  • 11 Will Moore, INF, L/R, 5' 9", 170 lbs, Fr., Paris, Ontario / Paris District
  • 12 Hogan Denny, C/OF, R/R, 6' 0", 215 lbs, Fr., Mooresville, Ind. / Mooresville
  • 13 Andrew Wiggins, OF, L/R, 6' 4", 225 lbs, So., Indianapolis, Ind. / Heritage Christian
  • 14 Brayton Thomas, LHP, L/L, 6' 5", 220 lbs, Fr., Fort Wayne, Ind. / Bishop Dwenger
  • 15 Cooper Malamazian, INF, R/R, 6' 2", 185 lbs, Fr., Clarendon Hills, Ill. / Nazareth Academy
  • 16 Anthony Gubitosi, LHP, L/L, 5' 11", 192 lbs, Jr., Freehold, N.J. / Colts Neck / Delaware
  • 17 Ben Grable, RHP, R/R, 6' 4", 215 lbs, Gr., Pasadena, Calif. / Flintridge Prep / Northwestern
  • 18 Grant Holderfield, LHP, L/L, 6' 3", 220 lbs, R-Jr., Oak Park, Ill. / Oak Park & River Forest
  • 19 Cole Decker, OF, L/R, 5' 11", 185 lbs, Fr., Evansville, Ind. / Evansville North
  • 20 Korbyn Dickerson, OF, R/R, 6' 1", 205 lbs, R-So., Jeffersonville, Ind. / Trinity (Ky.) / Louisville
  • 21 Jacob Vogel, RHP, R/R, 6' 7", 250 lbs, R-So., North Vernon, Ind. / Jennings County
  • 23 Joey Brenczewski, INF, S/R, 6' 3", 195 lbs, R-So., Fishers, Ind. / Fishers
  • 24 Drew Buhr, RHP, L/R, 6' 1", 205 lbs, Gr.+, Austin, Ind. / Austin / Bellarmine
  • 26 Seth Benes, RHP, R/R, 6' 2", 210 lbs, So., O'Fallon, Mo. / Liberty-Wentzville
  • 27 Clayton Weisheit, RHP, R/R, 6' 6", 235 lbs, So., Jasper, Ind. / Forest Park / Southern Indiana
  • 28 Matthew Bohnert, LHP, L/L, 5' 8", 187 lbs, R-Sr., Cave Creek, Ariz. / Cactus Shadows / Lipscomb
  • 29 Ryan Kraft, LHP, L/L, 6' 4", 220 lbs, Sr., Mokena, Ill. / Lincoln-Way Central
  • 30 Ryan Rushing, LHP, L/L, 5' 10", 190 lbs, So., Bradenton, Fla. / IMG Academy
  • 31 Henry Brummel, RHP, R/R, 6' 5", 210 lbs, Fr., Pontiac, Ill. / Pontiac
  • 32 Cole Gilley, RHP, R/R, 6' 1", 205 lbs, R-Sr., Columbus, Ind. / Columbus East / Indiana State
  • 33 Trey Telfer, RHP, R/R, 6' 1", 185 lbs, Fr., San Diego, Calif. / Cathedral Catholic
  • 34 Jake Hanley, INF, L/R, 6' 6", 235 lbs, Fr., Mason, Ohio / Mason
  • 35 Evan O'Neill, RHP, R/R, 6' 4", 220 lbs, R-Fr., Alpharetta, Ga. / Blessed Trinity Catholic
  • 36 Micah Vessely, RHP, R/R, 6' 1", 185 lbs, Fr., Greenwood, Ind. / Greenwood
  • 37 Ryan Gilbert, OF, R/R, 6' 5", 235 lbs, R-So., Cleveland, Ohio / Kenston
  • 38 Jackson Yarberry, RHP, R/R, 6' 3", 225 lbs, So., Lake St. Louis, Mo. / Timberland / Saint Louis
  • 39 Michael Lorenzetti, RHP, R/R, 6' 8", 225 lbs, Jr., Bristol, Conn. / Taft School / Iona
  • 40 Gavin Seebold, RHP, R/R, 6' 2", 205 lbs, R-Sr., Jeffersonville, Ind. / Jeffersonville / Southern Indiana
  • 41 Deron Swanson, LHP, L/L, 6' 3", 195 lbs, Sr., Fort Wayne, Ind. / Snider / Saint Francis (Ind.)
  • 42 Brayden Ricketts, C, L/R, 6' 2", 205 lbs, Fr., Brampton, Ontario / Jean Augustine Secondary
  • 43 Caleb Koskie, LHP/OF, 6' 0", 185 lbs, R/L, Fr., Excelsior, Minn. / Benilde-St. Margaret's
  • 44 Will Eldridge, RHP, R/R, 6' 4", 210 lbs, Jr., Flora, Ind. / Carroll (Flora) / Indiana Wesleyan
  • 45 Holton Compton, RHP, R/R, 6' 6", 220 lbs, Jr., Richland, Ind. / South Spencer / Rend Lake C.C.
  • 51 Pete Haas, RHP, R/R, 6' 0", 195 lbs, R-Jr., Hancock, N.H. / Keene / Stonehill
  • 55 Aydan Decker-Petty, RHP, R/R, 6' 5", 205 lbs, Jr., New Castle, Ind. / New Castle

College Baseball Classic 2025 Schedule

Sanderson Ford College Baseball Classic

Friday, Feb. 14

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College Baseball Classic 2025 Participants

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NCAA Baseball Preseason Rankings

Here is the D1Baseball Top 25: 

  1. Texas A&M - 53-15 - Previous: 2
  2. Virginia - 46-17 - Previous: 7
  3. LSU - 43-23 - Previous: NR
  4. Tennessee - 60-13 - Previous: 1
  5. Arkansas - 44-16 - Previous: 17
  6. North Carolina - 48-16 - Previous: 5
  7. Oregon State - 45-16 - Previous: 10
  8. Georgia - 43-17 - Previous: 11
  9. Florida State - 49-17 - Previous: 4
  10. Florida - 36-30 - Previous: 8
  11. Duke - 40-20 - Previous: 24
  12. Oregon - 40-20 - Previous: 12
  13. NC State - 38-23 - Previous: 6
  14. Wake Forest - 38-22 - Previous: NR
  15. Clemson - 44-16 - Previous: 9
  16. Vanderbilt - 38-23 - Previous: NR
  17. Oklahoma State - 42-19 - Previous: 21
  18. Mississippi State - 40-23 - Previous: 22
  19. Texas - 36-24 - Previous: NR
  20. Dallas Baptist - 45-15 - Previous: NR
  21. Arizona - 36-23 - Previous: 25
  22. UC Santa Barbara - 44-14 - Previous: 19
  23. TCU - 33-21 - Previous: NR
  24. Nebraska - 40-22 - Previous: NR
  25. Troy - 37-22 - Previous: NR

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