The TCU baseball team is preparing for its first game of the Big 12 Tournament, and ahead of the postseason, the league announced the All-Big 12 team 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.

The Horned Frogs will open the Big 12 Tournament against the winner of Utah and Kansas State at 10 p.m. Wednesday in Surprise, Arizona.

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

Lawrence Dow

Fort Worth Star-Telegram

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