Alabama Baseball Sees Pair of Players Named 2025 NCBWA All-Americans

Alabama baseball closer Carson Ozmer and shortstop Justin Lebron were featured on the National Collegiate Baseball Writers' Association's 2025 All-America teams. The list of 84 players was released by the organization Wednesday, with Ozmer making the first team and Lebron on the third team.

Ozmer set a new Crimson Tide record for saves in a season, recording 17 in 29 overall appearances. He received First Team All-SEC recognition during his lone campaign in Tuscaloosa, pitching to a 3.29 earned run average in 38.1 innings (48 strikeouts). He is also a finalist for NCBWA Stopper of the Year.

Lebron led Alabama in home runs this year, sending out 18 and batting in 72 runs. The latter mark is a school record for a shortstop and for a sophomore. He is a two-time All-SEC player, making the first team in 2024 and the second team in 2025. He batted .316 in 231 at-bats.

All 84 players to be recognized as NCBWA All-Americans are listed below. The Crimson Tide did not have any athletes on the second team.

First Team:

• C Carson Tinney, Notre Dame
• 1B Andrew Fischer, Tennessee
• 1B Jared Jones, LSU
• 2B Nick Monistere, Southern Miss
• SS Alex Lodise, Florida State
• 3B Ace Reese, Mississippi State
• OF Drew Burress, Georgia Tech
• OF Robbie Burnett, Georgia
• OF Harrison Feinburg, Northeastern
• OF Mason Neville, Oregon
• OF James Quinn-Irons, George Mason
• OF Ryan Wideman, Western Kentucky
• DH Ryland Zaborowski, Georgia
• UT Noah Sullivan, Mississippi State
• SP Liam Doyle, Tennessee
• SP Kyson Witherspoon, Oklahoma
• SP JB Middleton, Southern Miss
• SP Jake Knapp, North Carolina
• SP Kade Anderson, LSU
• SP Jamie Arnold, Florida State
• SP Jacob Morrison, Coastal Carolina
• RP Tony Pluta, Arizona
• RP Dylan Volantis, Texas
• RP Lucas Mahlstedt, Clemson
• RP Gabe Craig, Baylor
• RP Carson Ozmer, Alabama

Second Team:

• C Grant Jay, DBU
• C Easton Carmichael, Oklahoma
• 1B Brady Ballinger, Kansas
• 1B Eddie Madigral, Saint Mary’s
• 2B Ryan Daniels, Connecticut
• SS Roch Cholowsky, UCLA
• SS Wehiwa Aloy, Arkansas
• 3B Daniel Cuvet, Miami (Fla.)
• 3B Tyler Minick, Connecticut
• OF Konni Durschlag, High Point
• OF Cameron Nickens, Austin Peay
• OF Devin Taylor, Indiana
• OF Charles Davalan, Arkansas
• OF Gavin Turley, Oregon State
• DH Kuhio Aloy, Arkansas
• UT Bryce Calloway, New Orleans
• SP Will Jones, Northeastern
• SP Zane Taylor, UNCW
• SP Harrison Bodendorf, Oklahoma State
• SP Joseph Dzierwa, Michigan State
• SP Anthony Eyanson, LSU
• SP Jack Ohman, Yale
• SP Tommy LaPour, TCU
• RP Sawyer Hawks, Vanderbilt
• RP Casan Evans, LSU
• RP Antoine Jean, Houston
• RP Garrett Langrell, Creighton, Gr.
• RP Mason Patel, Georgia Tech, Gr. 

Third Team:

• C Caden Bodine, Coastal Carolina
• C Ryan Galvan, Texas
• 1B Jacob Walsh, Oregon
• 1B Juan Cruz, Alabama State
• 2B Cooper Torres, ETSU
• 2B Gavin Kilen, Tennessee
• SS Aiva Arquette, Oregon State
• SS Justin Lebron, Alabama
• 3B Brayden Simpson, High Point
• 3B Kade Lewis, Wake Forest
• OF John Bay, Austin Peay
• OF Cam Cannarella, Clemson
• OF Michael DiMartini, Dayton
• OF Cardinal Thibodeaux, Southern
• OF Jace LaViolette, Texas A&M
• OF Jackson Hauge, Kansas
• DH Jorday Oriach, New Mexico
• DH Armani Raygoza, UTRGV
• UT Max Knight, Missouri State
• UT Ryan Sprock, Elon
• SP Blake Gillespie, Charlotte
• SP Grayson Grinsell, Oregon
• SP Connor Fennell, Vanderbilt
• SP Zach Root, Arkansas
• SP Griffin Kirn, West Virginia
• SP Hunter Elliott, Ole Miss
• SP Brennan Stuprich, Southeastern Louisiana
• RP Charlie Walker, Northeastern
• RP Colby Allen, Southern Miss
• RP Ricky Ojeda, UC Irvine
• RP Cole Carlon, Arizona State
• RP Kade Brown, Sacramento State