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2025 TCU vs Michigan

No. 22 TCU Baseball Rallies To Take Over Michigan In A 10-4 Win

No. 22 TCU Baseball Rallies To Take Over Michigan In A 10-4 Win

TCU baseball and Michigan battled in the second game of the 2025 Amegy Bank College Baseball Series. Read the recap to see what gave TCU the edge.

Feb 22, 2025 by Cameron Belcher
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TCU baseball comes out on top against Michigan as part of the 2025 Amegy Bank College Baseball Series, 10-4.

In the top of the first inning, the Horned Frogs scored the game's first run. However, it wasn't all smooth sailing for them.

The Horned Frogs surrendered the lead in the latter half of the inning with a two-run home run from Mitch Voit, and in the very next inning, Jonathan Kim went for an RBI single.

Michigan held the lead until the sixth when defensive mistakes assisted the Horned Frogs in scoring four runs. They added one more run in the next inning to take the lead at 6-3.

After Michigan added a run to cut the lead to two runs, Issac Cadena and Nolan Traeger ensured that TCU would have more than enough insurance runs to finish off the game with two-run home run shots a piece in the final inning.

Review this article for the whole recap and highlights below.

2025 TCU vs Michigan

Horned Frogs Get The Win To Stay Unbeaten

Michigan 4, TCU 10

Read the game recap and watch highlights from Friday's game between TCU and Michigan.

TCU Only Has To Use Two Pitchers - End of Game

Michigan 4, TCU 10

Kim strikes out swinging for the first out.

Ladehoff singles to center field

Ybarra grounds into a double play to end the game.

Get Better Looks At The Two Home Runs From The 9th

Michigan 4, TCU 10

Multiple Two-Run Home Runs Extend The Lead For The Horned Frogs - Top 9th

Michigan 4, TCU 10

Bell draws the tenth walk of the game for TCU.

Cadena knocks it out of the park for two extra insurance runs on the home run.

Brunson draws another walk for the Horned Frogs.

Franco has another great swing on the ball and flies out to right field.

Ricky Kidd comes in for Quedens.

Cramer flies out to the right field on the second pitch.

Traeger gets another homer for the Horned Frogs, and two more runs add up to TCU's 10-4 lead.

Myers strikes out swinging for the last out, but the damage has been done.

TCU Escapes The Inning With The Lead - End of 8th Inning

Michigan 4, TCU 6

Voit draws a clutch walk on the payoff pitch.

Spear is out as Sloan makes a nice play to get to the bag in time.

Voit advances to third on a wild pitch.

Caruso reaches first base on a fielder's choice and allows Voit to score.

Casillas grounds out after the sacrifice bunt and advances Caruso to second base.

Turner strikes out swinging but extends the inning after reaching first base on the passed ball. The bases are now loaded.

Hamchuk strikes out looking on the full count after coming in to pinch hit for Garcia to get Sloan out of the jam.

Michigan Looking For The Spark From The Beginning - Top 8th

Michigan 3, TCU 6

Michael Quendens comes in to pitch for Bradley.

Traegers draws a walk after a 3-1 count to lead off the inning.

Myers grounds into a double play to give the Horned Frogs two outs.

Silva takes a four-pitch walk.

Strosnider strikes out swinging for the third out.

Look At How TCU Scored Its Sixth Run

Michigan 3, TCU 6

All Of The Momentum Is With TCU Baseball

Michigan 3, TCU 6

Braeden Sloan is in for Parker.

Joe Longo pinch hits for Pace.

Longo strikes out swinging on the 2-2 pitch.

Kim swings on the first pitch for a one-out single.

Ladehoff lines out to third base on the second pitch.

Ybarra grounds out to take the TCU to the eighth inning.

The Horned Frogs Add On One More Run - Top 7th

Michigan 3, TCU 6

Grant Bradley comes in for Will Rogers.

A pitch hits Cadena after battling to a full count.

Brunson triples to the right side of the field, allowing Cadena to score but being out after going for the inside-the-park home run.

Franco and Cramer both line out to end the top half of the inning and now it is time for the seven-inning stretch.

Parker Gets Out Of Another Inning Unscathed - End of 6th Inning

Michigan 3, TCU 5

Voit pops up to second base for the routine out.

Spear singles down the right side for a one out single.

Caruso grounds out, but advances Spear to second.

Casillas just beats the throw to put runners on the corners.

Colby Turner files out to end the inning.

Here Was The Game-Tying Swing

Michigan 3, TCU 5

TCU Baseball Storms Back To Take The Lead - Top 6th

Michigan 3, TCU 5

Brunson grounds out on the first pitch.

Franco stays disciplined and draws a walk to put the tying run to the plate.

Cramer reaches on a fielder's choice, and Franco goes to second on a fielding error.

Cade Connolly comes in to pitch for Vigue.

A crazy collision in the outfield almost became a danger for Michigan, but they got the second out; Franco went to third.

Cramer steals second base.

Kim attempts a run-saving catch, but it pops out of his gloves, and two runs score for TCU baseball to make it a tie game. Myers gets the RBI's.

Will Rogers is coming in for Connolly.

Silva singles and advances to second on the throw, and Myers goes third.

Strosnider singles after Ybarra can't come up with the play, and with two more run scores, TCU has the lead!!

Griffin grounds out on the payoff pitch to finally get the Wolverines out of the inning.

The Wolverines Stall Out - End of 5th Innning

Michigan 3, TCU 1

Pace strikes out swinging on a full count.

Kim doubled down the line on the first pitch.

Ladehoff lines out to center field with a runner in scoring position.

Ybarra grounds out to second to bring us to the top of the sixth.

Michigan Still With The Lead - Top 5th

Michigan 3, TCU 1

Voit makes a diving catch to get Silva to line out.

Strosnider draws a walk with one out.

Griffin is out at first on the first pitch for two outs.

Vigue strikes out Cadena looking to retire the side. 

TCU Baseball Holds Off the Wolverines - End of 4th Inning

Michigan 3, TCU 1

Caruso grounds out to second base.

Casillas lines out to right field on a 1-2 count.

Rausch singles and tries to push for two but is thrown out to end the fourth.

Mistakes From TCU Leave Them Without More Runs - Top 4th

Michigan 3, TCU 1

Cramer grounds out to shortstop on the second pitch.

Traeger smacks it down the line for the stand-up double.

Traeger is caught stealing and is out at third base.

Myers draws a walk to keep the inning alive for TCU.

Myers gets picked off to end the top of the fourth.

Parker Makes It Look Easy - End of 3rd Inning

Michigan 3, TCU 1

Ybarra and Voit fly and ground out on the first pitches of the inning.

Spear strikes out to quickly end the inning.

Wolverines Currently In Control Over Horned Frogs - Top 3rd

Michigan 3, TCU 1

Griffin grounds out to second base on the third pitch of the at-bat.

Cadena is walked on a full-count battle.

Brunson strikes out swinging for the second out,  runner of first.

Back-to-back strikeouts by Vigue get him out of the inning. Wolverines up to bat.

Check Out The Two-Run Shot From Mitch Voit

Michigan 3, TCU 1

Michigan Adds Another Run To The Board - End of 2nd Inning

Michigan 3, TCU 1

Cole Caruso gets a stand-up double to start at the bottom of the second.

A pitch hits Benny Casillas, and the Wolverines have runners on first and second with no outs.

AJ Rausch strikes out looking on three pitches for the first out.

Greg Pace Jr. lines out to first base.

Kim singles on the right side to drive in the third run of the game for Michigan.

Ladehoff grounds out to end the inning.

Vigue Provides A Quick Inning - Top 2nd

Michigan 2, TCU 1

Nolan Traeger starts the inning by drawing a walk after a tough battle at the plate.

Sam Myers grounds out but advances Nick Traeger to second base.

Anthony Silva grounds out to third base.

Sawyer Strosnider flies out to bring on the bottom of the second.

Voit Gives Michigan Baseball The Lead With Home-Run - End of 1st Inning

Michigan 2, TCU 1

Jonathan Kim grounds out right to Caedmon Parker for the first out.

Cade Ladehoff pops up to the second base for the easy out.

Jeter Ybarra singles off a first-pitch swing.

Mitch Voit gets his third home run of the season to put the Wolverines up 2-1.

Matt Spear grounds out to Parker on a 1-2 count to end the inning.

TCU Baseball Strikes First - Top 1st 

Michigan 0, TCU 1

Colton Griffin starts off the game by drawing a full-count walk.

Griffin advances from first to third after a wild pitch from Dylan Vigue.

Another walk is drawn, this time by Issac Cadena, runners on the corners.

Chase Brunson grounds into a double play, but Griffin scores for the game's first run.

Noah Franco singles up the middle on a cleared base at-bat.

Cole Cramer files out to end the top half of the inning.

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Michigan Wolverines 2025 Baseball Roster

  • 1 AJ Rausch, OF, R/R, 5' 11", 197 lbs, Fr., Powell, Ohio / Olentangy Liberty High School
  • 2 Cole Caruso, INF, R/R, 6' 3", 216 lbs, Sr., Scottsdale, Ariz. / Cactus Shadows
  • 3 Greg Pace Jr., OF, R/R, 6' 3", 195 lbs, Jr., Southfield, Mich. / Edison Academy
  • 4 Noah Miller, C, R/R, 6' 0", 200 lbs, R-Fr., Monroe, Mich. / Monroe
  • 5 David Lally Jr., RHP, R/R, 6' 5", 215 lbs, Jr., Grand Blanc, Mich. / Grand Blanc High School
  • 6 Kurt Barr, RHP, R/R, 6' 3", 190 lbs, Jr., Saint Joachim, Ont. / University Liggett
  • 7 Joe Longo, INF, R/R, 6' 0", 215 lbs, Sr., Apple Valley, Minn. / Holy Angels
  • 8 Benjamin Casillas, INF, R/R, 6' 1", 190 lbs, Gr., Los Angeles, Calif. / El Segundo High School
  • 9 Robert Hamchuk, OF, L/R, 6' 1", 203 lbs, Gr., San Jose, Calif. / Leigh High School
  • 10 Tate Carey, RHP, R/R, 6' 0", 209 lbs, Fr., Windsor, Ontario / Riverside Secondary School
  • 12 Max Debiec, RHP, R/R, 6' 7", 218 lbs, Jr., Seattle, Wash. / O'Dea High School
  • 14 Colby Turner, INF, R/R, 6' 0", 205 lbs, So., Huntington Beach, Calif. / Huntington Beach High School
  • 15 Tyler Inge, INF, R/R, 6' 0", 175 lbs, Fr., Brighton, Mich. / Detroit Country Day
  • 17 Gavin DeVooght, RHP, R/R, 6' 5", 238 lbs, So., Walled Lake, Mich. / Walled Lake Central High School
  • 18 AJ Garcia, OF, L/R, 5' 10", 173 lbs, So., Chicago, Ill. / DePaul College Prep
  • 19 Brandon Mann, RHP, R/R, 6' 3", 247 lbs, Jr., Franklin, Mich. / Detroit Country Day
  • 20 Ricky Kidd, RHP, R/R, 6' 1", 193 lbs, Sr., Trenton, Mich. / Trenton
  • 21 Jonathan Kim, OF, R/R, 5' 11", 190 lbs, Jr., Brookfield, Wis. / Brookfield Academy
  • 22 Wyatt Novara, LHP, L/L, 6' 3", 200 lbs, So., Dexter, Mich. / Dexter
  • 23 Will Rogers, RHP, R/R, 6' 1", 205 lbs, Sr., Shoreview, Minn. / Mounds View
  • 24 Brayden Jefferis, INF, R/R, 5' 10", 175 lbs, Fr., Valencia, Calif. / Hart High School
  • 25 Brock Leitgeb, C, R/R, 6' 0", 200 lbs, So., Portland, Ore. / Jesuit
  • 26 Jeter Ybarra, INF, R/R, 6' 4", 205 lbs, Gr., San Jose, Calif. / Saint Francis High School
  • 27 Dylan Vigue, RHP, R/R, 6' 3", 219 lbs, So., Leominster, Mass. / Groton School
  • 28 Cade Ladehoff, INF, R/R, 5' 10", 200 lbs, So., Bradenton, Fla. / IMG Academy
  • 29 Keegan O'Hearn, OF, R/R, 6' 5", 225 lbs, So., Oshawa, Ont. / O'Neill CVI
  • 30 Matt Spear, C, R/R, 6' 2", 210 lbs, Gr., San Clemente, Calif. / Woodbridge High School
  • 32 Cade Connolly, LHP, L/L, 6' 3", 202 lbs, Gr., Austin, Texas / Santa Margarita Catholic
  • 34 Michael Quedens, LHP, L/L, 6' 1", 192 lbs, Fr., Stockton, Calif. / Saint Mary's High School
  • 35 Alfredo Velazquez, OF, R/R, 5' 8", 170 lbs, So., Melvindale, Mich. / Brother Rice
  • 36 Brady Schrank, RHP, R/R, 6' 1", 193 lbs, R-So., Orange, Calif. / Foothill High School
  • 37 Josh Kasner, RHP, R/R, 6' 1", 200 lbs, Fr., Algonac, Mich. / Algonac High School
  • 40 Cooper Mullens, INF, R/R, 5' 7", 155 lbs, So., Eugene, Ore. / Marist Catholic
  • 41 Grant Bradley, RHP, R/R, 6' 3", 205 lbs, Fr., Brooklyn, Mich. / Napoleon High School
  • 42 Justin Brown, RHP, R/R, 6' 3", 198 lbs, Fr., Northville, Mich. / Northville High School
  • 45 Preston Barr, RHP, R/R, 6' 3", 210 lbs, Fr., Grosse Pointe Woods, Mich. / University Liggett
  • 47 Brennan Hill, LHP, L/L, 6' 4", 201 lbs, Fr., Grosse Pointe Woods, Mich. / Grosse Pointe North
  • 48 Brandon Newland, RHP, R/R, 6' 5", 200 lbs, Fr., Bloomfield Hills, Mich. / Bloomfield Hills High School
  • 49 Erik Puodziunas, RHP, R/R, 6' 3", 190 lbs, Fr., Sherman Oaks, Calif. / Notre Dame High School
  • 50 Johnny Backus, OF, R/R, 6' 5", 225 lbs, Fr., Westlake, Calif. / Westlake High School
  • 51 Joonsung Park, INF, R/R, 6' 0", 193 lbs, So., Seoul, South Korea / IMG Academy
  • 55 Mitch Voit, INF/P, R/R, 6' 0", 201 lbs, Jr., Milwaukee, Wis. / Whitefish Bay

TCU Horned Frogs 2025 Baseball Roster

  • 1 Jack Bell, INF, R/R, 6' 3", 190 lbs, So., Corpus Christi, Texas / Corpus Christi Ray HS / Texas A&M
  • 2 Preston Gamster, RHP, R/R, 6' 4", 190 lbs, Jr., Dallas, Texas / Highland Park HS / Paris College
  • 3 Caedmon Parker, INF, R/R, 6' 2", 200 lbs, R-Jr., Montgomery, Texas / The Woodlands Christian Academy
  • 5 Anthony Silva, LHP/1B, L/L, 6' 3", 205 lbs, Jr., San Antonio, Texas / Clark HS
  • 6 Noah Franco, INF, R/R, 6' 1", 190 lbs, Fr., Downey, Calif. / IMG Academy (Fla.)
  • 7 Cole Cramer, UT, L/R, 5' 10", 197 lbs, Sr., Arlington, Wash. / Arlington HS / Washington State
  • 8 Isaac Cadena, INF, R/R, 6' 4", 190 lbs, So., Placentia, Calif. / El Dorado HS / Ohio State
  • 9 Brody Green, OF, L/L, 6' 2", 200 lbs, Sr., Owasso, Okla. / Owasso HS
  • 10 Sawyer Strosnider, INF, L/R, 5' 10", 195 lbs, Fr., Brock, Texas / Brock HS
  • 11 Colton Griffin, Director of Bullpen Operations, R/L, 6' 3", 210 lbs, So., Spring, Texas / Klein Collins HS / Stephen F. Austin
  • 12 Ben Abeldt, OF, L/L, 5' 9", 190 lbs, Jr., McKinney, Texas / McKinney Boyd HS
  • 13 Sam Myers, C, R/R, 5' 11", 215 lbs, So., Cypress, Texas / Cypress Woods HS
  • 14 Karson Bowen, OF, R/R, 6' 3", 200 lbs, Jr., Anaheim Hills, Calif. / Orange Lutheran HS
  • 15 Chase Brunson, C, L/R, 6' 0", 205 lbs, So., San Clemente, Calif. / San Clemente HS
  • 16 Nolan Traeger, RHP, R/R, 6' 2", 205 lbs, Fr., Spring, Texas / Concordia Lutheran
  • 17 Kole Klecker, RHP, R/R, 6' 3", 183 lbs, Jr., Chandler, Ariz. / Hamilton HS
  • 18 Zack James, OF, R/R, 6' 1", 200 lbs, Fr., Flower Mound, Texas / Flower Mound HS
  • 20 Jack Arthur, RHP, R/R, 6' 6", 205 lbs, R-Jr., Flower Mound, Texas / Flower Mound HS / Weatherford College
  • 21 Tyler Phenow, RHP, R/R, 6' 1", 200 lbs, Fr., Champlin, Minn. / Champlin Park HS
  • 22 Louis Rodriguez, L/L, 6' 4", 190 lbs, Jr., Long Beach, Calif. / Orange Lutheran HS
  • 23 Mason Brassfield, RHP/OF, R/R, 6' 3", 185 lbs, Fr., Bakersfield, Calif. / Bakersfield Christian HS
  • 24 Trever Baumler, RHP, R/R, 6' 1", 215 lbs, Fr., Urbandale, Iowa / Dowling Catholic HS
  • 25 Jax Traeger, INF, R/R, 6' 3", 200 lbs, Jr., Spring, Texas / Concordia Lutheran
  • 26 Camden Sos, RHP, R/R, 6' 6", 230 lbs, So., Alpine, Calif. / Granite Hills HS
  • 27 Carson Cormier, RHP, R/R, 6' 2", 200 lbs, R-Fr., Westford, Mass. / Westford Academy / Phillips Academy
  • 28 Cohen Feser, RHP, R/R, 6' 7", 240 lbs, R-Jr., San Antonio, Texas / Reagan HS
  • 29 Mason Bixby, C, S/R, 5' 10", 203 lbs, So., San Antonio, Texas / Johnson HS
  • 30 Jacob Silva, RHP, R/R, 6' 2", 192 lbs, Fr., San Antonio, Texas / Clark HS
  • 31 Andrew Carter, L/L, 6' 4", 215 lbs, Fr., Rancho Cucamonga, Calif. / Damien HS
  • 32 Braeden Sloan, RHP, R/R, 6' 3", 215 lbs, Jr., Roseville, Calif. / Woodcreek HS
  • 33 Kade Durnin, RHP, R/R, 6' 6", 190 lbs, Fr., Linn Creek, Mo. / Camdenton HS
  • 34 Trey Newmann, L/L, 6' 2", 210 lbs, So., Medford, Ore. / North Medford HS / Cal
  • 36 Gianluca Shinn, C, R/R, 5' 11", 195 lbs, R-Sr., Menlo Park, Calif. / Saint Francis HS / Washington
  • 37 Tim Reynolds, OF, R/R, 6' 0", 185 lbs, Jr., Allen, Texas / Allen HS / Odessa College
  • 39 Cole Eaton, R/R, 5' 11", 190 lbs, R-Fr., Elkhorn, Neb. / Elkhorn South HS / Tennessee
  • 41 Tommy Bridges, R/R, 6' 1", 200 lbs, Fr., Los Angeles, Calif. / Harvard-Westlake HS
  • 43 Kade Eudy, R/R, 6' 2", 195 lbs, Fr., Crosby, Texas / Crosby HS
  • 44 Kaden Smith, R/R, 6' 5", 215 lbs, Fr., Ocala, Fla. / Forest HS
  • 47 Blake Rogers, R/R, 6' 4", 195 lbs, R-So., Mountain View, Calif. / Saint Francis HS / Baylor
  • 48 Nate Stern, R/R, 6' 4", 230 lbs, Fr., Los Angeles, Calif. / Loyola HS
  • 49 Tommy LaPour, So., R/R, 6' 3", 200 lbs, Blue Springs, Mo. / Blue Springs South HS / Wichita State

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