Indiana baseball 2025 transfer portal tracker

The 2025 college baseball offseason is officially underway for teams around the country, and with it comes the ever-busy NCAA transfer portal season.

Following the conclusion of the first weekend of NCAA Tournament play, numerous programs around the country are shifting focus to roster construction, and Indiana is no exception.

The transfer portal window for non-graduate, rostered college baseball players runs from June 2 to July 1. This 30-day window is a critical time for roster turnover, as players seek new opportunities and coaching staffs work to fill holes and improve lineups.

TheHoosier.com’s live tracker will follow all of Indiana baseball’s portal-related activity throughout the offseason — including players who enter the portal and any additions the Hoosiers make from outside programs.

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INCOMING TRANSFERS (12)

Outfielder Ayden Crouse: Crouse spent the first three years of his career at Chandler-Gilbert Community College in Arizona. After not seeing the field in his true freshman season in 2023, Crouse returned with purpose as a redshirt freshman in 2024. In 41 games that year, he posted a .310 batting average with 23 stolen bases. It was this past season, in 2025, that Crouse truly emerged as a standout. Over 59 games, he slashed an impressive .391, racking up 27 extra-base hits — including 15 doubles, nine triples, and three home runs. Crouse also stole 56 bases on 62 attempts, averaging nearly a steal per game. In total, across 100 collegiate games, Crouse has swiped 79 bags and has been caught just seven times.

Right-Handed Pitcher Michael Sarhatt: Sarhatt, a 6-foot-6 California native, brings a long and winding college journey to Bloomington, Indiana will be his fourth different school at the collegiate level. Sarhatt began his career at Skyline College, moved to Nevada for the 2023 season (where he posted a 6.39 ERA in 18 appearances), then spent the 2024 and 2025 seasons at Division II Point Loma. Across his two seasons with the Sea Lions, Sarhatt recorded a 4.17 ERA over 41.0 innings. His 2025 campaign was his best yet, logging a 3.48 ERA in 21 bullpen appearances, while striking out 46, walking just 14, and limiting opposing hitters to a .197 batting average.

Right-Handed Pitcher Jackson Bergman: Another tall righty, Bergman, a native of Hicksville, Ohio, stands an imposing 6-foot-6. Bergman spent the first three seasons of his career at Toledo, where he posted a 4.68 ERA across 41 career appearances. The best season of Bergman’s career was in 2024, where he amassed 3.94 ERA in 59.1 innings of work. He struck out 52 hitters while walking just 18 during the 2024 campaign. This past season, in 2025, Bergman struggled with walks. He walked a career-high 25 batters and struck out just 31 en route to a 5.65 ERA in 65.1 innings of work. Over the course of his career, Bergman has started 23 games, including all 16 games he appeared in a season ago when he finished the year as the Saturday starter for the Rockets.

Right-Handed Pitcher Kaden Jacobi: In two years at Missouri, Jacobi made 27 total appearances, with six of them being starts. This past season, Jacobi nearly tripled his innings output from 2024, racking up 46.2 innings of work on the mound with the Tigers. In 2025, the 6-foot-3 O’Fallon, Missouri native amassed a 10.03 ERA in 17 appearances, five of which were starts. He struck out 51 batters while walking 24. Jacobi allowed opponents to his .328 against him this past season. Prior to his time at Missouri, Jacobi spent one year at St. Charles Community College, where he logged a 3.79 ERA in 35.2 innings of work in 2023, and one season at Jefferson College in 2022, where he totaled 11.0 innings pitched.

Right-Handed Pitcher Ian White: With three years of eligibility remaining, White transfers to Indiana following one season at East Carolina. With the Pirates in 2025, White logged a 3.60 ERA in 16 appearances (10.0 innings of work), while holding opponents to a .200 batting average. This past season out of the bullpen, White struck out 11 hitters and walked nine during his lone campaign at ECU.

Infielder Aiden Stewart: After beginning his collegiate career at Siena, Stewart spent the last two seasons as the primary second baseman at Delaware. Across two years with the Blue Hens, Stewart hit .300 with 14 home runs and 82 RBIs. In 2025, Stewart hit .326 with nine long balls, 48 RBIs and logged an OPS of 1.044 while starting all 53 games for the Blue Hens. For his efforts this past season, Stewart was a second-team All-Conference selection. He has one year of eligibility remaining.

Left-Handed Pitcher Tony Neubeck: Neubeck, a 6-foot-2 native of Hugo, Minnesota, spent the first four years of his collegiate career at Missouri. Despite a 16.62 ERA in 17.1 innings of work in 2025, Neubeck boasts a career ERA of 7.37 across 90.1 innings pitched. Bursting onto the scene as a freshman, Neubeck pitched 54.1 innings and logged a 5.63 ERA in 2022 for the Tigers. He followed a strong freshman campaign with a great start to the 2023. Neubeck recorded a 3.86 ERA across six appearances to begin his sophomore campaign before an injury cut his season short — an injury that held him out of the 2024 season as well. The Hoosiers will be hoping Neubeck can return to his pre-injury form when he takes the mound for Indiana next season.

Catcher Joe Cilea: Cilea spent the first three years of his collegiate career at Sacred Heart, including the 2024 season in which he redshirted. In 2025, Cilea hit .214 with one home run and 19 RBIs in 42 appearances — 29 of which were starts. The Marlboro, New York native struck out 29 times while walking 25 times a season ago. Cilea, who is expected to have two years of eligibility remaining, threw out 18 runners trying to steal bases during the 2025 campaign.

Outfielder Brodey Bitove: As a freshman last season at Pepperdine, Bitove appeared in 31 games and made 18 starts. A native of Toronto, Ontario, Canada, Bitove logged a .162 batting average in 68 at-bats a season ago. Standing at 6-foot-2 and 195 pounds, Bitove flashed range and a good glove in the outfield during his lone season at Pepperdine. Bitove joins the Hoosiers with three years of eligibility remaining.

Right-Handed Pitcher Nash Wagner: A native of Zionsville, Indiana, Wagner stands at 6-foot-5 and 225 pounds. After committing to Alabama as the fifth-ranked recruit in the state of Indiana in the 2024 class, according to Perfect Game, Wagner did not see any action this past season for the Crimson Tide during the 2025 season. Wagner commits to the Hoosiers with four years of eligibility remaining.

Right-Handed Pitcher Reagan Rivera: Over the course of two seasons at Coppin State, Rivera logged an ERA of 5.38 in 93.2 innings of work. This past season, in 2025, Rivera registered a 4.91 ERA in 15 appearances — 14 of which were starts. Rivera struck out 97 batters while walking 38 last year at Coppin State. A 5-foot-10 native of San Diego, California, Rivera — who began his collegiate career at San Diego Mesa Community College — possesses a mid-90 mph fastball.

Right-Handed Pitcher Eli Walker: Walker missed the entirety of the 2025 season due to injury at Mississippi State — where he was also committed to out of high school. The most recent in-game action for Walker came back in 2024 at DII Jones College. There, he appeared in 13 games, 10 of which were starts, and recorded a 2.74 ERA during the 2024 campaign. Walker struck out 52 batters in 49.1 innings of work that season.

This story will be updated throughout the offseason.

OUTGOING TRANSFERS (15)

Infielder Josh Pyne: Pyne is one of the most decorated position players in recent Indiana history. The Bloomfield, Indiana native is a 6-foot, 195-pound third baseman who made an immediate impact as a freshman and has remained a staple of IU’s lineup throughout his career — until an injury cut his 2025 season short after just five hitless games. Pyne earned Freshman All-American honors in 2022 and was a consistent force at third base. He ranks fifth all-time in program history in doubles (58) and 15th in hits (222).

UPDATE: Pyne has committed to Troy.

Utility Joey Brenczewski: Brenczewski had a limited role in 2025. The 6-foot-3, 195-pound designated hitter appeared in 38 games and hit .297, but struggled to earn regular starts behind standout freshman Hogan Denny. A year earlier, he was a Second-Team All-Big Ten and All-Freshman Team honoree, hitting .333 with 42 RBIs.

UPDATE: Brenszewski has committed to South Florida.

Infielder Jasen Oliver: After a standout freshman season, Oliver saw his role diminish in 2025. The 5-foot-11, 185-pound infielder started 21 games this past season but hit just .179. A strong freshman campaign in 2024 saw him blast 10 home runs, hit .285, and earn All-Big Ten Freshman Team honors. Oliver holds the program record for most RBIs in a single game by a freshman (8 at Minnesota in 2024).

UPDATE: Oliver has committed to Michigan.

Left-Handed Pitcher Deron Swanson: Swanson, a 6-foot-3 southpaw from Fort Wayne, Indiana, spent just one season at IU. He began his college career at Saint Francis (Ind.), where he spent three seasons before joining Indiana in 2025. In his lone season in Bloomington, Swanson made seven appearances (four starts) and went 2-2 with a 6.75 ERA over 14.2 innings.

UPDATE: Swanson has committed to Toledo.

Left-Handed Pitcher Ryan Rushing: Rushing spent the last two seasons coming out of Indiana’s bullpen. The 5-foot-10, 190-pound lefty from IMG Academy struggled to find consistent command in his two years, posting ERAs of 9.82 as a freshman and 8.53 in 2025. Despite the high ERA, he struck out 16 in 12.2 innings this past season.

UPDATE: Rushing has committed to Florida Golf Coast.

Right-Handed Pitcher Seth Benes: Benes departs Bloomington after two seasons of limited action. The 6-foot-2, 210-pound righty struggled to keep runs off the board in 2025, recording a 12.46 ERA in 8.2 innings. He allowed 12 earned runs, walked nine, and struck out nine. Benes showed occasional promise as a freshman, making two starts, but never fully broke through in IU’s pitching rotation.

UPDATE: Benes has committed to Lindenwood.

Right-Handed Pitcher Michael Lorenzetti: Lorenzetti transferred to Indiana from Iona prior to the 2025 season but never saw the mound in a game for the Hoosiers.

Infielder Tyler Cerny: Cerny was a three-year starter and one of Indiana’s most consistent hitters during his time in Bloomington. A junior with significant draft buzz, Cerny is a strong candidate to turn professional this summer. Cerny wrapped up the 2025 season hitting .281/.386/.517 with 10 home runs, 14 doubles, and 32 RBIs, while finishing the year at second base after opening as Indiana’s starting shortstop. He also set the program’s all-time record for most hit-by-pitches. Across his Indiana career, Cerny had been an offensive force, slashing .292/.371/.511 with 47 doubles, 30 homers, and 135 RBIs. He earned Third-Team All-Big Ten honors in 2024 and remained a lineup regular in 2025 despite what was considered a modest dip by his own standards.

UPDATE: Cerny has committed to Kentucky.

Right-Handed Pitcher Will Eldridge: Eldridge enters the portal after just one season in Bloomington. Eldridge began his collegiate career at Indiana Wesleyan before transferring to IU ahead of the 2025 season. In his lone campaign with the Hoosiers, Eldridge saw limited action, appearing in just five games out of the bullpen. He posted a 7.36 ERA over 3.2 innings, allowing three earned runs.

Right-Handed Pitcher Aydan Decker-Petty: In three seasons with the Hoosiers, Decker-Petty, 6-foot-5, 205-pound arm out of New Castle, Indiana, was a regular contributor out of the bullpen throughout his IU career. In 2025, he made 14 appearances, finishing with a 6.57 ERA across 24.2 innings pitched. For his Indiana career, Decker-Petty logged 38 total appearances — including two starts — with a 6.13 ERA over 72.0 innings. He struck out 67 batters and walked 45 during his time in Bloomington.

UPDATE: Decker-Petty has committed to Liberty.

Outfielder Andrew Wiggins: In two seasons with the Hoosiers, Wiggins struggled to find consistent, everyday playing time in the Indiana outfield. As a true freshman in 2024, Wiggins made 36 appearances and totaled just 55 at-bats. This past season, Wiggins started 37 games before freshman Caleb Koskie overtook the starting right fielder job in early April. Wiggins hit .256 with four home runs and 24 RBIs during the 2025 season, walking 38 times while striking out 36 times.

Right-Handed Pitcher Trey Telfer: Telfer wrapped up his freshman season in Bloomington in 2025, seeing limited action on the mound. The 6-foot-1 native of San Diego made nine appearances this past season for Indiana. In 8.2 innings of worked, Telfer logged a 4.15 ERA. In his limited action, Telfer struggled with command as he walked seven batters while striking out seven this past season as well.

Right-Handed Pitcher Henry Brummel: Brummel made eight appearances, including one start, this past season as a freshman with the Hoosiers. The Pontiac, Illinois native posted an ERA of 12.38 during the 2025 season. Standing at 6-foot-5, Brummel pitched just innings 8.0 innings last season, walking nine while striking out just seven.

Infielder Grant Hollister: Hollister was not on the spring roster at Indiana for the 2025 season.

UPDATE: Hollister has committed to Central Missouri.

Outfielder Evan Macintyre: Macintyre was not on the spring roster at Indiana for the 2025 season.

UPDATE: Macintyre has committed to Tallahassee State.

This story will be updated throughout the offseason.

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