Trio of Alabama Baseball Players Featured as ABCA/Rawlings All-Americans

Kade Snell, Justin Lebron and Carson Ozmer were the three Alabama players announced by the American Baseball Coaches Association as ABCA/Rawlings All-Americans on Friday. All three found themselves recognized as second-team honorees.

Snell, Alabama's 2025 captain and left fielder, earned his first career All-American selection with the honor. He led the Crimson Tide in batting average (.363) and had 24 extra-base hits, receiving First Team All-SEC distinction for his breakout performance.

Lebron paced the squad with 18 home runs and 72 RBIs; the latter statistic represents a program best for a sophomore and a shortstop. He started every game and cracked the All-SEC Second Team; he has made an All-SEC team twice in his college career. He was also recognized as a third-team All-American by Perfect Game and the NCBWA.

Ozmer set a new Alabama record with 17 saves in 2025. As one of the top closers in the country, he was a first-team NCBWA All-American and a finalist for that organization's Stopper of the Year award. He compiled a 3.29 ERA in 38.1 innings while being selected to the All-SEC First Team.

The entire list of ABCA/Rawlings All-Americans for the 2025 season is available below. Joining Ozmer on the second team is former Crimson Tide pitcher Antoine Jean, who put up a career season at Houston.

First Team:

• Grant Jay, C, Dallas Baptist
• Andrew Fischer, 1B, Tennessee
• Nick Rodriguez, 2B, Missouri State
• Daniel Cuvet, 3B, Miami (Fla).
• Roch Cholowsky, SS, UCLA
• Wehiwa Aloy, SS, Arkansas
• Ike Irish, OF, Auburn
• Drew Burress, OF, Georgia Tech
• Gavin Turley, OF, Oregon State
• James Quinn-Irons, OF, George Mason
• Ryan Wideman, OF, Western Kentucky
• Ryland Zaborowski, DH, Georgia
• Johnny Sweeney, DH, USC Upstate
• Bryce Calloway, UT, New Orleans
• Jake Knapp, P, North Carolina
• Liam Doyle, P, Tennessee
• Kade Anderson, P, LSU
• Jamie Arnold, P, Florida State
• Jacob Morrison, P, Coastal Carolina
• Tony Pluta, RP, Arizona
• Dylan Volantis, RP, Texas

Second Team:

• Wilson Weber, C, Oregon State
• Boston Smith, C, Wright State
• Eddie Madrigal, 1B, Saint Mary's
• Jared Jones, 1B, LSU
• Ryan Daniels, 2B, UConn
• Ace Reese, 3B, Mississippi State
• Anthony DePino, 3B, Rhode Island
• Alex Lodise, SS, Florida State
• Justin Lebron, SS, Alabama
• Charles Davalan, OF, Arkansas
• Devin Taylor, OF, Indiana
• Hunter Ensley, OF, Tennessee
• Derek Curiel, OF, LSU
• Nathan Humphreys, OF, Dallas Baptist
• Kade Snell, OF, Alabama
• Kuhio Aloy, DH, Arkansas
• Evan Dempsey, UT, Florida Gulf Coast
• Anthony Eyanson, P, LSU
• Kyson Witherspoon, P, Oklahoma
• JB Middleton, P, Southern Miss
• Zane Taylor, P, UNC Wilmington
• Jack Ohman, P, LSU
• Jordan Gottesman, P, Northeastern
• Carson Ozmer, RP, Alabama
• Antoine Jean, RP, Houston

Third Team:

• Rylan Galvan, C, Texas
• Carson Tinney, C, Notre Dame
• Brady Ballinger, 1B, Kansas
• Joe Tiroly, 2B, Rider
• Kerrington Cross, 3B, Cincinnati
• Hayden Jatczak, 3B, Kent State
• Dylan Grego, SS, Ball State
• Konni Durschlag, OF, High Point
• Mason Lytle, OF, UTSA
• Kyle Fossom, OF, Youngstown State
• Ben Parker, OF, William and Mary
• Armani Raygoza, DH, UTRGV
• Will Jones, P, Northeastern
• Harrison Bodendorf, P, Oklahoma State
• Jonathan Gonzalez, P, Stetson
• Ethan Kleinschmit, P, Oregon State
• Grayson Grinsell, P, Oregon
• Cooper Katskee, P, Miami (Ohio)
• Joseph Dzierwa, P, Michigan State
• Charlie Walker, RP, Northeastern
• Lucas Mahlstedt, RP, Clemson