Georgia’s Charlie Condon leads 2023 D1Baseball Freshman All-Americans

Awards D1 Baseball Staff - June 30, 2023

Freshman of the Year Charlie Condon headlines the 2023 D1Baseball Freshman All-America teams.

Condon, a redshirt freshman outfielder/first baseman for Georgia, was the SEC Freshman of the Year. He led all Division I freshmen in OPS (1.280) and home runs (25) while hitting .386 with 66 RBIs. For more on Condon, check out Joe Healy’s excellent profile of him from March.

Talented freshmen played a big role in leading TCU to the College World Series, and the Horned Frogs lead all schools with three freshman All-Americans. Ace Kole Klecker and stopper Ben Abeldt made the first team, and shortstop Anthony Silva cracked the second team. NC State, Northeastern and Jacksonville have two freshman All-Americans apiece.

D1Baseball editors and national writers select the freshman All-America teams.

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First Team

Pos.	Name, School	AVG/OBP/SLG	OPS	AB	R	2B	HR	RBI	BB	SO	SB
C	Caden Bodine, Coastal Carolina	.366/.454/.606	1.060	216	65	17	11	47	34	21	1
1B	Anthony Martinez, UC Irvine	.389/.466/.611	1.078	234	54	19	11	60	25	27	0
2B	Blake Cyr, Miami	.305/.427/.620	1.047	200	50	12	17	63	37	70	0
3B	Colby Shelton, Alabama	.299/.418/.725	1.143	204	49	10	25	51	33	61	0
SS	Wehiwa Aloy, Sacramento State	.376/.427/.662	1.089	234	69	15	14	46	15	44	2
OF	Cam Cannarella, Clemson	.388/.462/.560	1.022	250	72	16	7	47	33	39	24
OF	Charlie Condon, Georgia	.386/.484/.800	1.284	210	61	10	25	66	33	45	0
OF	Ethan Petry, South Carolina	.376/.471/.733	1.204	221	55	10	23	75	33	59	4
DH	Jace Laviolette, Texas A&M	.288/.421/.628	1.049	226	50	10	21	65	51	75	20
UT	DJ Newman, Bowling Green	.383/.481/.495	.976	107	28	5	1	11	20	23	9

Pos.	Name	W	L	ERA	APP	GS	SV	IP	BB	SO	OBA
SP	Aiven Cabral, Northeastern	9	4	2.58	19	16	0	83.2	14	69	.244
SP	Evan Chrest, Jacksonville	8	2	2.68	15	15	0	90.2	36	98	.249
SP	Dominic Fritton, NC State	3	4	3.59	17	9	3	62.2	24	75	.210
SP	Kole Klecker, TCU	10	4	3.72	19	17	0	96.2	30	72	.216
SP	Jacob Mayers, Nicholls	9	1	2.02	15	15	0	75.2	58	105	.175
RP	Ben Abeldt, TCU	3	4	3.60	32	1	2	55	24	71	.237
RP	James Tallon, Duke	1	1	1.64	23	0	12	33	11	54	.185
UT	DJ Newman, Bowling Green	3	2	3.49	15	3	0	28.1	5	33	.250

Second Team

Pos.	Name, School	AVG/OBP/SLG	OPS	AB	R	2B	HR	RBI	BB	SO	SB
C	Malcolm Moore, Stanford	.311/.386/.564	.950	257	50	20	15	63	21	50	3
1B	Ike Irish, Auburn	.361/.429/.546	.975	238	48	24	6	50	26	45	3
2B	Cade Kurland, Florida	.297/.404/.555	.959	263	75	17	17	50	26	64	4
3B	Kevin Bazzell, Texas Tech	.348/.452/.572	1.024	250	55	24	10	62	45	32	2
SS	Anthony Silva, TCU	.330/.416/.471	.887	227	53	11	7	50	23	33	17
OF	Grant Jay, Dallas Baptist	.317/.445/.751	1.197	189	57	17	21	62	36	72	7
OF	Cam Maldonado, Northeastern	.353/.434/.642	1.076	215	45	13	13	45	30	55	32
OF	Nolan Schubart, Oklahoma State	.338/.451/.667	1.117	216	55	20	17	74	43	75	1
DH	Cannon Peebles, NC State	.352/.456/.697	1.153	142	30	11	12	50	27	29	0
UT	Mitch Voit, Michigan	.267/.338/.439	.777	187	28	9	7	32	18	50	0

Pos.	Name	W	L	ERA	APP	GS	SV	IP	BB	SO	OBA
SP	Kyler Carmack, Arkansas State	5	3	3.23	16	12	0	69.2	37	60	.242
SP	Christian Coppola, Rutgers	5	5	3.68	13	13	0	66	27	71	.240
SP	Justin Mitrovich, Elon	7	4	3.68	14	13	0	63.2	21	66	.257
SP	Parker Puetz, North Dakota State	3	0	2.51	16	10	1	61	17	47	.202
SP	Eli Zielinski, Jacksonville	6	0	2.93	9	9	0	46	22	56	.237
RP	Hudson Barrett, UC Santa Barbara	5	1	1.92	21	4	4	61	32	82	.195
RP	AJ Russell, Tennessee	2	0	0.89	24	1	0	30.1	7	47	.095
UT	Mitch Voit, Michigan	4	1	3.25	19	1	5	36	12	25	.235