Smith, the third Razorback in program history to be named the conference’s Pitcher of the Year, has made his case as the best pitcher in all of college baseball this season, posting a 9-0 record ...

The first Auburn pitcher to ever be named SEC Pitcher of the Year, Penta was one of three Tigers to earn 2023 All-SEC selections as the junior right-hander picked up her second consecutive First ...

The Auburn softball star was named the SEC Pitcher of the Year on Friday when the league announced its end-of-season awards.Penta was also tabbed an All-SEC first-team selection and made the SEC ...

Crews leads SEC in Batting Average, Skenes in Wins. Dylan Crews, Paul Skenes Receive SEC Player of the Year and SEC Pitcher of the Year Awards. 1 weather alerts 1 closings/delays ...

Junior starting pitcher Liam Doyle was named the SEC Pitcher of the Year and First-Team All-SEC for his dominant campaign in the Orange & White.This comes after the hurler was named a semifinalist ...

Arkansas' Dave Van Horn has been named SEC Coach of the Year, and pitcher Kevin Kopps has been named SEC Pitcher of the Year. In addition, second baseman... 247Sports. 247Sports Home; ...

Doyle is the first Tennessee pitcher to win the award since Chase Dollander back in 2022. Luke Hochevar took home the award back in 2005. Doyle, a junior left-hander, was named SEC pitcher of the ...

For the second time in his career, Arkansas' Dave Van Horn is the SEC Coach of the Year while Kevin Kopps garnered SEC Pitcher of the Year Honors. Skip to content. NOWCAST 40/29 News Sunrise.

Four Tennessee baseball players earn SEC top spots, including Pitcher of the Year. Doyle leads with strikeouts while Ensley, Fischer, and Kilen excel in their roles.

Yaron Peters (2001-02): Peters is the only other Gamecock besides Bouknight to win SEC Player of the Year. He earned All-SEC ...

Plus, Arkansas pitcher Mary Haff was named SEC Pitcher of the Year. She shares the award with Alabama's Montana Fouts. Infielder Braxton Burnside garnered All-SEC First Team Honors.

In 2004 and 2007, Weekly won SEC Coach of the Year as co-head coach with her husband, Ralph, who retired after the 2021 season. Weekly surpassed 1,300 career wins in her 28 years as a head coach.