All-SEC baseball teams, awards announced for 2023
The SEC announced its 2023 baseball awards for individual performances throughout the season and the teams.
“The Southeastern Conference on Monday announced its 2023 baseball awards and All-SEC teams, recognizing standout performances from this season,” a release read. “The awards were voted on by the league’s head coaches.”
Below are the awards from the SEC during the 2023 season.
2023 SEC Baseball Awards
Player of the Year – Dylan Crews, LSU
Pitcher of the Year – Paul Skenes, LSU
Freshman of the Year – Charlie Condon, Georgia
Co-Scholar Athlete of the Year – Ben Anderson, Georgia
Coach of the Year – Dave Van Horn, Arkansas
First-Team All-SEC
C – Cole Messina, South Carolina
1B – Jac Caglianone, Florida
2B – Cade Kurland, Florida
3B – Tommy White, LSU
SS – Josh Rivera, Florida
OF – Dylan Crews, LSU
OF – Wyatt Langford, Florida
OF – Ethan Petry, South Carolina
SP – Paul Skenes, LSU
SP – Hagen Smith, Arkansas
RP – Brandon Neely, Florida
DH/UT – Hunter Hines, Mississippi State
Second-Team All-SEC
C – Calvin Harris, Ole Miss
1B – Charlie Condon, Georgia
2B – Emilien Pitre, Kentucky
3B – Luke Mann, Missouri
3B – Bryson Ware, Auburn
SS – Jacob Gonzalez, Ole Miss
OF – Kemp Alderman, Alabama
OF – Enrique Bradfiled Jr., Vanderbilt
OF – Andrew Pinckney, Alabama
OF – Jared Dickey, Tennessee
SP – Devin Futrell, Vanderbilt
SP – Brandon Sproat, Florida
SP – Nick Maldonado, Vanderbilt
DH/UT – Kendall Diggs, Arkansas
Freshman All-SEC Team
Charlie Condon, Georgia
Ethan Petry, South Carolina
Ike Irish, Auburn
Cade Kurkland, Florida
Colby Shelton, Alabama
Jared Jones, LSU
Jace LaViolette, Texas A&M
Alton Davis II, Alabama
Dakota Jordan, Mississippi State
Gage Wood, Arkansas
RJ Austin, Vanderbilt
Luke Heyman, Florida
SEC All-Defensive Team
C – Fernando Gonzalez – Georgia
1B – Drew Williamson, Alabama
1B – Hunter Gilliam, Kentucky
2B – Emilien Pitre, Kentucky
3B – Davis Diaz – Vanderbilt
SS – Jim Jarvis, Alabama
OF – Enrique Bradfield Jr., Vanderbilt
OF – Dylan Crews, LSU
OF – Tavian Josenberger, Arkansas
OF – Kason Howell, Auburn
P – Hagen Smith, Arkansas