D1 Baseball releases 2021-2022 season All-American teams
The college baseball season is officially over, with Ole Miss winning its program’s first national championship. End of the year awards have begun to trickle in, as D1 Baseball was the latest to name their three All-American teams for the 2021-2022 season.
All position players, plus designated hitters were represented, while five starting pitchers were alongside two relief pitchers. Nobody from the Rebels’ title-winning squad features, while the consensus No. 1 team throughout the season, Tennessee, has four players throughout the three teams.
Ivan Melendez of Texas was named the D1 National Player of the Year and he features in the first-team All-American squad. In total, 10 players who featured at the College World Series were recognized for their efforts throughout the season.
First-team All-American
C – Kevin Parada, Georgia Tech
1B – Ivan Melendez, Texas
2B – Jace Jung, Texas Tech
3B – Max Wagner, Clemson
SS – Peyton Graham, Oklahoma
OF – Dylan Crews, LSU
OF -Wyatt Langford, Florida
OF – Jacob Melton, Oregon State
DH – Sonny DiChiara, Auburn
UT – Paul Skenes, Air Force
SP – Chase Dollander, Tennessee
SP – Tanner Hall, Southern Miss
SP – Thomas Harrington, Campbell
SP -Cooper Hjerpe, Oregon State
SP – Drew Thorpe, Cal Poly
RP – Tristian Stivors, Texas State
RP – Andrew Walters, Miami
UT – Paul Skenes, Air Force
Second-team
C – Michael Carico, Davidson
1B – Matt Coutney, Old Dominion
2B – Chandler Simpson, Georgia Tech
3B – Tyler Locklear, VCU
SS – Zach Neto, Campbell
OF – Chris Alleyne, Maryland
OF – Brock Jones, Stanford
OF – Dylan Rock, Texas A&M
DH – Brooks Lee, Cal Poly
UT – Zach Agnos, East Carolina
SP – Jake Bennett, Oklahoma
SP – John Michael Bertrand, Notre Dame
SP – Gabriel Hughes, Gonzaga
SP – Rhett Lowder, Wake Forest
SP – Jason Savacool, Maryland
RP – Trevin Michael, Oklahoma
RP – Jacob Palisch, Texas A&M
UT – Zach Agnos, East Carolina
Third-team
C – Daniel Susac, Arizona
1B – Tommy White, North Carolina State
2B – Murphy Stehly, Texas
3B – Jake Gelof, Virginia
SS – Tanner Schobel, Virginia Tech
OF – Enrique Bradfield Jr., Vanderbilt
OF – Drew Gilbert, Tennessee
OF – Vance Honeycutt, North Carolina
DH – Trey Lipscomb, Tennessee
UT – Shemar Page, Grambling
SP – Brandon Birdsell, Texas Tech
SP – Chase Burns, Tennessee
SP – Austin Peterson, Connecticut
SP – Parker Messick, Florida State
SP – Hurston Waldrep, Southern Miss
RP – Ben Ferrer, Oregon State
RP – William Privette, College of Charleston
UT – Shemar Page, Grambling