Greenville, SC – The 2025 NCCAA Baseball All-Americans have been announced after the conclusion of the NCCAA Baseball World Series in Kansas City, Missouri. Jake Kuhlman of Concordia University Ann Arbor has been named the 2025 National Player of the Year. Trevor Paine of Jessup University has been honored as the 2025 Coach of the Year. A full list of award winners can be found here.

Kuhlman helped lead Concordia to a 45-13 record and an NCCAA Baseball World Series appearance in the 2025 season. The senior infielder led Concordia with a .390 batting average and was top 10 in the NCCAA in runs scored, hits, and stolen bases. Kuhlman tallied 54 stolen bases on the year, one of two NCCAA players to record over 50. Kuhlman added eight home runs this season and 55 RBI to help the Cardinals to a successful season. 

First Team All-Americans
Delvis Claudio - Wayland Baptist University
Elian Cuevas - Southwestern Christian University
Hudson Deal - Judson University
Nick Drinken - University of Northwestern
Austin Humphres - OUAZ
Jake Kuhlman - Concordia University Ann Arbor
Gabriel Rangel - University of Fort Lauderdale
Ryan Rifenberg - University of Fort Lauderdale
Kendric Sorgius - Oakland City University
Gehrig Tenhumberg - Oakland City University
Jensen Wagoner - Cedarville University
Joey Winters - OUAZ

Second Team All-Americans
Felix Planco - Wayland Baptist University
Jacob Brigman - Trinity Baptist College
Tyler Wressel - Concordia University Ann Arbor
Jhors Gomez - Southwestern Christian University
Chase Rubenacker - Oakland City University
Josh Burke - Concordia University Ann Arbor
Charlie Compton - Toccoa Falls College
Moises Rosario - Oakland City University
Juan Jaime-Nunez - University of Fort Lauderdale
Samuel Fabian - Wayland Baptist University
Kanta Ueno - Houghton University
Juan Gil-Franco - Wayland Baptist University

Third Team All-Americans
Matys Gagnon - Southwestern Christian University
Nicholas Lustig - OUAZ
Erik Scott - University of Fort Lauderdale
Ridge Clark - Ohio Christian University
Ryan Stark - Grace College
Shane Jones - Trinity Christian College
Edgar Lorenzo - Bethesda University
Diego Rodriguez - Alice Lloyd College
Noel McGarry-Doyle - Mid-America Christian College
Taiki Kondo - Trinity Christian College
Josh Buxton - Mission University
Trey Acker - Concordia University Ann Arbor 

About the NCCAA
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