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One TCU baseball player makes All-Big 12 first team — FULL LIST

The Big 12 announced its all-conference baseball honors Tuesday.

TCU had six players who earned honors, headlined by relief pitcher Tanner Sagouspe, who made the first team. The senior right-hander went 2-3 with a 2.51 ERA and five saves this season.

Starting pitcher Lance Davis made the second team after finishing the season with a shutout of West Virginia. The freshman Arkansas transfer went 5-3 with a 3.71 ERA.

Three Horned Frogs earned honorable mention. Junior outfielder Chase Brunson hit 304 with 10 home runs, 51 RBIs and 13 stolen bases; graduate student infielder Cole Cramer hit .313 with three home runs and 38 RBIs; and sophomore pitcher Zack James went 6-0 with 3.64 ERA.

Catcher Brady Dallimore made the all-freshman team after hitting .270 with eight home runs and 23 RBIs.

All-Big 12 baseball team

Award winners

Player of the Year: Landon Hairston, Arizona State

Pitcher of the Year: Maxx Yehl, West Virginia

Newcomer of the Year: Tyce Armstrong, Baylor

Freshman of the Year: Enzo Infelise, Cincinnati

Scholar-Athlete of the Year: Ashton Johnson, BYU

Coach of the Year: Dan Fitzgerald, Kansas

All-Big 12 first team

C: Gavin Kelly, West Virginia

IF: Nu’u Contrades, Arizona State

IF: Tyce Armstrong, Baylor

IF: Quinton Coats, Cincinnat

iIF: Tyson LeBlanc, Kansas

IF: Dee Kennedy, Kansas State

OF: Landon Hairston, Arizona State*

OF: Alex Conover, Oklahoma State

OF: Kollin Ritchie, Oklahoma State

OF: Logan Hughes, Texas Tech

DH: Enzo Infelise, Cincinnati

UT: Connor Shouse, Texas Tech

SP: Cole Carlon, Arizona State

SP: Nathan Taylor, Cincinnati

SP: Chansen Cole, West Virginia

SP: Maxx Yehl, West Virginia*

RP: Boede Rahe, Kansas

RP: Tanner Sagouspe, TCU

RP: Ian Korn, West Virginia

*unanimous selection

All-Big 12 second team

C: Jack Natili, Cincinnati

IF: Dominic Smaldino, Arizona State

IF: Travis Sanders, Baylor

IF: Ezra McNaughton, BYU

IF: Josh Dykhoff, Kansas

IF: Aidan Meola, Oklahoma State

OF: John Smith III, Central Florida

OF: Andrew Williamson, Central Florida

OF: Jake Long, Utah

OF: Paul Schoenfeld, West Virginia

DH: Caden Ferraro, Texas Tech

UT: Cade Baldridge, Kansas

SP: Camden Wicker, Central Florida

SP: Dominic Voegele, Kansas

SP: Ethan Lund, Oklahoma State

SP: Lance Davis, TCU

RP: Caleb Bunch, Baylor

RP: Ashton Johnson, BYU

RP: Adam Buczkowski, Cincinnati

All-freshman team

Tony Lira, Arizona*

Nate Novitske, Arizon

aBrady Janusek, Baylor

Jordan Lodise, Central Florida

Max Murray, Central Florida

Connor Blue, Cincinnati

Enzo Infelise, Cincinnati*

Ryan Tyranski, Cincinnati

Brady Dallimore, TCU

Linkin Garcia, Texas Tech

Jesse Rusinek, Texas Tech

Cal Miller, Utah

*unanimous selection

All-Big 12 honorable mention

Arizona: Garrett Hicks, Tony Lira

Arizona State: Sean Fitzpatrick, Taylor Penn, Dean Toigo

Baylor: Lucas Davenport

Central Florida: Evan Jones, Kris Sosnowski, Zak Skinner

Houston: Tre Broussard, Cade Climie, Ryne Rodriguez

Kansas: Brady Ballinger, Mason Cook

Kansas State: Bear Madliak

Oklahoma State: Stormy Rhodes, Brock Thompson

TCU: Chase Brunson, Cole Cramer, Zack James

Texas Tech: Tracer Lopez, Jesse Rusinek (OF, UT)

Utah: Jet Gilliam, Cameron Gurney, Cal Miller

West Virginia: Reese Bassinger, Carson Estridge, Armani Guzman, Matt Ineich, Sean Smith


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