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Pair of Vols named to All-SEC Tournament Team

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Cannon Peebles
Credit: UT Athletics

Tennessee Vol veterans Hunter Ensley (OF) and Cannon Peebles (C) were named to the All-Southeastern Conference Tournament Team Sunday afternoon following Vanderbilt’s 3-2 win over Ole Miss in the title game from the Hoover Met.

Peebles led all catchers at the event with a .455 batting average in three games, going 5-for-11 with four runs driven in and three runs scored. Ensley ranked fifth in the outfield group with a .417 clip, going 5-for-12 with two runs scored. Ensley’s three games played were the most of any in the top-five grouping for outfield average.

The Vols won two games in Hoover this past week, racking up a season-high 20 hits in the 15-10 win over Alabama on Wednesday and erasing an early 4-0 deficit on Thursday in the 7-5 victory in 12 innings over top-ranked Texas.

Saturday’s semifinal loss to Vanderbilt was the second-straight season the two teams squared off for a spot in the conference tournament title game. It was also the fourth time under Tony Vitello the Vols have played in the conference semifinal contest.  

2025 SEC All-Tournament Team

P: Hunter Elliott, Ole Miss
P: Connor Spencer, Ole Miss
C: Cannon Peebles, Tennessee
DH: Jace LaViolette, Texas A&M
1B: Riley Nelson, Vanderbilt
2B: Judd Utermark, Ole Miss
3B: Brodie Johnston, Vanderbilt
SS: Jaxon Willits, Oklahoma
OF: RJ Austin, Vanderbilt
OF: Hunter Ensley, Tennessee
OF: Richie Bonomolo Jr., Alabama
Most Valuable Player: Brodie Johnston, Vanderbilt

Tennessee projected as NCAA regional host

Tennessee entered Sunday projected as the No. 14 overall seed from D1 Baseball. The Knoxville Regional in this simulation would be the Vols (1), West Virginia (2), Western Kentucky (3) and Miami of Ohio (4). The Knoxville Regional would matchup with the Fayetteville Regional for supers in this exercise.   

11Point7 couldn’t settle on one unified Field of 64 update on Sunday morning, but of the three site members who comprise the updates, all three had Tennessee as a host site in their respected field.

On3’s Jonathan Wagner projected Tennessee as the No. 15 overall seed on Sunday morning with Georgia Tech (2), USC (3) and Fairfield (4). The super regional matchup in this simulation would be with the the Austin Regional and host Texas, who is the No. 2 overall seed.

Baseball America projects Tennessee as the No. 13 overall seed with Kansas (2), ETSU (3) and Binghamton (4).

The official selection show with the complete bracket breakdown of region by region will be unveiled Monday at 12 PM ET. The regional host sites will be announced, with no specific seedings, on Sunday night at 8:30 on X (@NCAABaseball).

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