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More Than 1 in 3 Baseball Factory Alums on Rosters of Super Regional Programs in 2017

Who will advance to Omaha and look to make their claim as the 2017 NCAA Division I Baseball Champion?

Super Regional match-ups are set with storied programs and some surprise teams in the mix, advancing on as is usually the case this time of year. Four games kick off Friday June 9th, beginning with Kentucky taking on their in-state rival, Louisville at noon. All Super Regional series are best-of-three games with the winner moving on to Omaha and the 71st College World Series.

Other match-ups include: Davidson vs Texas A&M, CSU Fullerton vs Long Beach State, Vanderbilt vs Oregon State, Sam Houston State vs Florida State, Wake Forest vs FloridaMississippi State vs LSU and TCU vs Missouri State.

In 2017, all 16 programs entering Super Regionals play include at least one Baseball Factory alum on its roster. In total, 190 Baseball Factory alums who have participated in at least one Factory event, are on the rosters of these 16 teams, a percentage of 36% when you look at the total amount of players (535) listed on rosters. Leading the way with Factory alums is Cal State Fullerton with 21 players and Long Beach State right behind with 20.

UPDATED: 2017 College World Series Programs – 41% of Players in the 2017 College World Series are Factory Alumni

CAL STATE FULLERTON (21) – Chris Prescott, Scott Hurst, Coby Kauhaahaa, Hank LoForte, Sahid Valenzuela, Evan Larsen, Colton Eastman, Brett Conine, Jimmy Endersby, Jake Pavletich, Chris Hudgins, Niko Pacheco, Jack Pabich, Zach Weisz, Hunter Cullen, Zach Weller, Dillon Brown, Josh Rios, JT McLellan, Boston Romero, Blake Workman

FLORIDA (11) – Mike Rivera, Dalton Guthrie, Jonathan India, Blake Reese, Alex Faedo, JJ Schwarz, Cam Weinberger, Nick Horvath, Keenan Bell, Frank Rubio, Austin Langworthy

FLORIDA STATE (21) – Tyler Daughtry, Jackson Lueck, Nick Derr, Cobi Johnson, Steven Wells Jr., J.C. Flowers, Tyler Holton, Ed Voyles, Andrew Karp, Alex Carpenter, Drew Mendoza, Ryan Mejia, Matt Henderson, Cole Sands, Quincy Nieporte, Will Zirzow, Alec Byrd, Grant Stewart, Rhett Aplin, Cal Raleigh, Bryan Bussey

LOUISVILLE (10) – Devin Mann, Drew Ellis, Zeke Pinkham, Pat Rumoro, Logan Taylor, Bryan Hoeing, Austin Dickey, Adam Wolf, Brendan McKay, Colby Fitch

LSU (10) – Kramer Robertson, Greg Deichmann, Zachary Watson, Chris Reid, Collin Strall, Cole McKay, Alex Lange, Caleb Gilbert, Todd Peterson, Russell Reynolds

OREGON STATE (13) – Christian Donahue, Steven Kwan, Tyler Malone, Elliott Cary, Trevor Larnach, Elliot Willy, Scotland Church, Grant Gambrell, KJ Harrison, Bryce Fehmel, Zack Zalesky, Jack Anderson, Jordan Britton

TCU (9)  – Josh Watson, Austen Wade, Durbin Feltman, Luken Baker, Charles King, Mitchell Traver, Trey Morris, Bryan Sturges, Jared Janczak

TEXAS A&M (15) – Tommy Gillman, Tim Lichty, Jorge Gutierrez, Hunter Coleman, Corbin Martin, Joel Davis, Nick Choruby, Tristen Bayless, Turner Larkins, John Kutac, Landon Miner, Mitchell Kilkenny, Chris Andritsos, George Janca, Kaylor Chafin

Teams Eliminated From Super Regional Play

DAVIDSON (10) – Alec Acosta, Eric Jones, Justin Lebek, Cam Johnson, Andrew Born, Andrew Ashur, Connor Gordon, Max Bazin, ZJ Zabinski, Sam Reinertsen

KENTUCKY (4)  – Joe Bellini, Marshall Gei, Austin Keen, Brad Schaenzer

LONG BEACH STATE (20) – Jarren Duran, Ryan Mendoza, Jeff Nellis, Domenic Colacchio, Joey Sanchez, Tyler Radcliffe, Eli Villalobos, Brooks Stotler, Tristan Mercadel, Jacob Hughey, Andrew (AJ) Jones, Tyler Lawson, Chris Rivera, Daniel Jackson, Ryan Mauch, Dylan Spacke, Connor Riley, Chad Germain, Matt Fields, Zak Baayoun

MISSISSIPPI STATE (12) – Hunter Stovall, Elih Marrero, Riley Self, Jared Padgett, Cole Gordon, Cody Brown, Hunter Vansau, Elijah MacNamee, Konnor Pilkington, Trysten Barlow, Andrew Mahoney, Noah Hughes

MISSOURI STATE (4) – Ryan Skalnik, Jake Burger, Matt Brown, Ben Whetstone

SAM HOUSTON STATE (11) – Riley McKnight, Andrew Fregia, Hunter Hearn, Brad Demco, Seth Ballew, Riley Cooper, Nate VanDyke, Riley Gossett, Gabriel Sequeira, Colin Cameron, Christian Kuhl

VANDERBILT (9) – JJ Bleday, Jason Delay, Ty Duvall, Julian Infante, Alonzo Jones, Jeren Kendall, Harrison Ray, Justin Wilson, Kyle Wright

WAKE FOREST (10) – Donnie Sellers, John Aiello, Stuart Fairchild, Rayne Supple, Bruce Steel, Christian Long, Holden White, Gavin Sheets, Chase Mascolo, Rhyse Dee

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