D1 Baseball All American Team: Tanner Hall Repeat member of 1st team

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2023 D1Baseball All-America Teams • D1Baseball

Paul Skenes and Dylan Crews led LSU to the national title, and also earned D1Baseball All-America honors for the third straight year. Wake Forest leads all teams with six All-Americans in all.

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2023 D1Baseball All-America Teams
AWARDS D1 Baseball Staff - June 29, 2023

D1Baseball Player of the Year Paul Skenes is one of three standouts from national champion LSU on the 2023 D1Baseball All-America teams. Skenes and teammate Dylan Crews are the only two players to earn All-America honors each of the last three years. Both of them were second-teamers as freshmen in 2021, and both made the first team in 2022 and 2023. They are joined by LSU third baseman Tommy White, who moves up from the third team as a freshman last year to the second team as a sophomore.

Florida outfielder Wyatt Langford, Southern Miss ace Tanner Hall, and Miami closer Andrew Walter are the only other repeat members of the first team, along with Skenes and Crews. Florida the College World Series runner-up, joined LSU with two players on the first team (Langford and national home run leader Jac Caglianone). The Gators have four All-Americans in all, with shortstop Josh Rivera and righthander Hurston Waldrep landing on the second team.
No. 1 national seed and CWS semifinalist Wake Forest leads all teams with six All-Americans in all and three players on the first team. Third baseman Brock Wilken and starting pitchers Josh Hartle and Rhett Lowder cracked the first team, while first baseman Nick Kurtz, righty Seth Keener and lefty Sean Sullivan all made the second team.
CWS participant Stanford landed two players on the first team (outfielder Alberto Rios plus ace lefty Quinn Mathews) plus another on the third team (third baseman Tommy Troy). Maryland also has three All-Americans, led by first-teamer Matthew Shaw. Miami, Oral Roberts and South Carolina placed two players apiece on the All-America teams.

D1Baseball editors and national writers selected the All-America teams.

First Team​

Pos.	Name, School	AVG/OBP/SLG	OPS	AB	R	2B	HR	RBI	BB	SO	SB
C	Kyle Teel, Virginia	.407/.475/.655	1.130	258	67	25	13	70	32	36	5
1B	Nolan Schanuel, Florida Atlantic	.444/.612/.864	1.476	198	70	18	19	64	71	14	14
2B	JJ Wetherholt, West Virginia	.449/.517/.782	1.299	225	67	23	16	60	26	22	35
3B	Brock Wilken, Wake Forest	.345/.506/.807	1.313	238	90	15	31	82	69	58	1
SS	Matthew Shaw, Maryland	.341/.445/.697	1.142	264	80	20	24	69	43	42	18
OF	Dylan Crews, LSU	.426/.567/.713	1.280	258	100	16	18	70	71	46	6
OF	Wyatt Langford, Florida	.373/.498/.784	1.282	236	83	28	21	57	56	44	8
OF	Alberto Rios, Stanford	.384/.485/.707	1.191	242	69	24	18	73	38	42	5
DH	Jac Caglianone, Florida	.322/.388/.735	1.122	283	74	14	33	90	17	58	4
UT	Caden Grice, Clemson	.307/.411/.618	1.029	228	60	15	18	67	30	74	4

Pos.	Name	W	L	ERA	APP	GS	SV	IP	H	BB	SO	OBA
SP	Tanner Hall, Southern Miss	12	4	2.48	18	18	0	112.1	84	33	124	.207
SP	Josh Hartle, Wake Forest	11	2	2.81	18	17	0	102.1	91	24	140	.237
SP	Rhett Lowder, Wake Forest	14	0	1.87	19	19	0	120.1	90	24	143	.208
SP	Quinn Mathews, Stanford	10	4	3.75	19	18	0	124.2	116	40	158	.245
SP	Paul Skenes, LSU	13	2	1.69	19	19	0	122.2	72	20	209	.165
RP	Tyson Neighbors, Kansas State	5	1	1.85	25	0	11	48.2	22	16	86	.134
RP	Andrew Walters, Miami	4	0	1.23	28	0	11	44	29	7	72	.179
UT	Caden Grice, Clemson	8	1	3.3	14	14	0	73.2	54	33	101	.196