2025 ABCA/Rawlings NJCAA Div. I, II & III All-America Teams Announced

June 12, 2025

The 2025 NJCAA Division I, II and III All-America Teams have been released by the American Baseball Coaches Association and Rawlings Sporting Goods in conjunction with the NJCAA national office.

In all divisions, the ABCA/Rawlings Gold Glove Teams will be announced on Wednesday, June 18. ABCA/Rawlings National Pitchers and Position Players of the Year will be announced on Monday, June 23.

The ABCA All-America Team was first recognized in 1949 and now includes nine divisions: NCAA Divisions I, II and III, NAIA, NJCAA Divisions I, II and III, Pacific Association Division, and high school. ABCA/Rawlings Gold Glove teams were first recognized in 2007.

2025 ABCA/Rawlings NJCAA Div. I All-America Teams
NJCAA Div. I All-America First Team
Pos.	Player	Cl.	School	State
C	Brendan Brock	So,	Southwestern Illinois	IL
IF	Dawson Harman	So.	College of Central Florida	FL
IF	Patrick Evans	So.	Florence-Darlington Tech	SC
IF	Cory Wouters	So,	McCook	NE
IF	Justin Cherrington	Fr.	Yavapai	AZ
OF	Chaz McNelis	Fr.	Southern Nevada	NV
OF	Ryan Martin	So.	Georgia Highlands	GA
OF	Cam Lee	Fr.	Mineral Area	MO
DH	Tyler Myatt	Fr.	Walters State	TN
P	Luke Fernandez	So,	Wallace State-Hanceville	AL
P	Aiden Robertson	So,	Walters State	TN
P	Evan Brandt	So,	Weatherford	TX

NJCAA Div. I All-America Second Team
Pos.	Player	Cl.	School	State
C	Deiten Lachance	So,	McLennan	TX
IF	Isaiah Padilla	So.	Colby	KS
IF	Jimmy Dionne	So.	Howard College	TX
IF	Dylan Schlotterback	So,	Paris	TX
IF	Jalen Seward	So,	Salt Lake	UT
OF	Josh Wulfert	Fr.	Midland	TX
OF	Luke Jacobs	So,	Salt Lake	UT
OF	Jack Vogele	So,	Walters State	TN
DH	Julius Ramirez	So,	New Mexico Junior College	NM
P	Brok Eddy	So.	Blinn	TX
P	Kyler Zagar	Fr.	Cowley	KS
P	Alec Beversdorf	So,	LSU Eunice	LA

NJCAA Div. I All-America Third Team
Pos.	Player	Cl.	School	State
C	Matt Quintanar	So.	Blinn	TX
IF	Jack Quick	So.	Andrew	GA
IF	Gavin West	So.	Gordon State	GA
IF	Tyson Leblanc	So,	LSU Eunice	LA
IF	Brayden Stufft	Fr.	Northeastern Junior College	CO
OF	Devin Mitchell	So.	Florence-Darlington Tech	SC
OF	Solo Skalnik	So,	Northeastern Oklahoma A&M	OK
OF	Mason Elrod	So,	USC Union	SC
DH	Jack Buening	So.	Calhoun	AL
P	Mike Joyce	So.	Florence-Darlington Tech	SC
P	Taylor Waldron	So,	John A. Logan	IL
P	Darius Henderson	Fr.	Salt Lake	UT

2025 ABCA/Rawlings NJCAA Div. II All-America Teams
NJCAA Div. II All-America First Team
Pos.	Player	Cl.	School	State
C	Blade Carver	So.	Northern Oklahoma–Tonkawa	OK
IF	Cal Sullivan	So.	Kirkwood	IA
IF	Joey Bruno	So.	Lansing	MI
IF	Austin Haley	So.	Murray State College	OK
IF	Michael Farina	So.	Southeastern Community College	IA
OF	Brandyn Gonzalez	So.	Garrett	MD
OF	Kaden Griffitts	So.	Heartland	IL
OF	Raul Parada	So.	South Mountain	AZ
DH	Boston Doeschot	So.	Ellsworth	IA
P	Peyton Niksch	So.	Kankakee	IL
P	Michael Savarese	So.	Pasco-Hernando State	FL
P	KK Clark	So.	Pearl River	MS

NJCAA Div. II All-America Second Team
Pos.	Player	Cl.	School	State
C	Jacob Keys	So.	Pearl River	MS
IF	Jack Kerno	So.	Elgin	IL
IF	Jabe Boroff	So.	Enterprise State	AL
IF	Jack Hughes	So.	Lackawanna	PA
IF	Caston Thompson	So.	Pearl River	MS
OF	Jake Kucharczyk	Fr.	Kellogg	MI
OF	Julio Guerrero	So.	North Central Missouri	MO
OF	Brody Dalton	Fr.	St. Johns River State	FL
DH	Dylan Grabowski	So.	Patrick & Henry	VA
P	Ckyler Tengler	So.	Arkansas State-Mountain Home	AR
P	Peyton Castellow	So.	Hagerstown	MD
P	Mason Koczwara	So.	Wallace-Dothan	AL

NJCAA Div. II All-America Third Team
Pos.	Player	Cl.	School	State
C	Caden Sammler	So.	Ellsworth	IA
IF	Danny O’Brien	So.	Brunswick	NC
IF	Jimmy Anderson	Fr.	Heartland	IL
IF	Cooper Nicholson	So.	Iowa Central	IA
IF	Topher Jones	Fr.	Pearl River	MS
OF	Shawn Karpaitis	So.	Frederick	MD
OF	Clay Thompson	Fr.	Pasco-Hernando State	FL
OF	Carson McCoy	So.	Patrick & Henry	VA
DH	Pablo Roque	Fr.	East Central Community College	MS
P	Nick Falla	So.	Allegany College of Maryland	MD
P	Chris McCormack	So.	Iowa Central	IA
P	Jud Files	Fr.	Itawamba	MS

2025 ABCA/Rawlings NJCAA Div. III All-America Teams
NJCAA Div. III All-America First Team
Pos.	Player	Cl.	School	State
C	Ricky Collazo	So.	Oakton	IL
IF	Seth Nelson	So.	Century	MN
IF	Jameson Balich	Fr.	Hudson Valley	NY
IF	Isaiah Rhodes	Fr.	Joliet	IL
IF	Mason Johnson	So.	Terra State	OH
OF	Declan Sheehan	Fr.	Brookdale	NJ
OF	Trey Smith	So.	Dallas Richland	TX
OF	RJ Mustaro	So.	RCSJ Gloucester	NJ
DH	Seth Tierney	So.	Century	MN
P	Hunter Guenther	So.	Century	MN
P	Benjamin Sheppard	Fr.	Dallas Eastfield	TX
P	Matt Barr	Fr.	SUNY Niagara	NY

NJCAA Div. III All-America Second Team
Pos.	Player	Cl.	School	State
C	Dalton Harper	Fr.	SUNY Niagara	NY
IF	Sebastian Palma	Fr.	Dallas Eastfield	TX
IF	Manny Castro	So.	Northern Essex	MA
IF	Gabriel Reyes	So.	RCSJ Gloucester	NJ
IF	Cooper Rossano	Fr.	SUNY Niagara	NY
OF	Hayden Frank	So.	St. Cloud	MN
OF	Dominick Viggiano	So.	Suffolk County	NY
OF	Elijah Palmer	So.	Surry	NC
DH	Tyler Bunting	So.	RCSJ Cumberland	NJ
P	Frailin Jimenez	So.	Bronx Community College	NY
P	Nathan Bunyard	Fr.	Century	MN
P	Ryan Rzepinski	So.	Middlesex College	NJ

NJCAA Div. III All-America Third Team
Pos.	Player	Cl.	School	State
C	Shane Andrus	So.	Brookdale	NJ
IF	Ethan Arter	So.	Camden County	NJ
IF	Jorge Herrera	So.	Dallas Eastfield	TX
IF	Fillipo Venditti	So.	Kingsborough	NY
IF	Robert Herrera	Fr.	Monroe Bronx	NY
OF	Michael Caputo	So.	Dallas Eastfield	TX
OF	Marvin Hill	Fr.	Herkimer College	NY
OF	Matt Brunner	Fr.	RCSJ Gloucester	NJ
DH	Erik Aguirre	Fr.	Dallas Eastfield	TX
P	Bron Farr	So.	Dallas Richland	TX
P	Joey Kurtz	Fr.	RCSJ Cumberland	NJ
P	Jacob Galaz	So.	Suffolk County	NY

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About the ABCA
The ABCA, founded in 1945, is the primary professional organization for baseball coaches at the amateur level. Its over 15,000 members represent all 50 states and 41 countries. Since its initial meeting of 27 college baseball coaches in June 1945, Association membership has broadened to include nine divisions: NCAA Division I, II and III, NAIA, NJCAA, Pacific Association Division, High School, Youth and Travel Baseball.