With Tennessee baseball’s National Championship run over, its players have departed Knoxville and reported to different areas where they’re playing their summer baseball.
Twenty four different Tennessee players are playing summer ball while a number aren’t playing due to either injuries, a need for rest or because of the likelihood that they’ll begin their professional careers later this summer.
Two Vols are playing for the USA Collegiate National Team, three are playing in the Cape Cod League, three are playing in the Coastal Plains League, two are playing in the California Collegiate League, two are playing in the Northwoods League and 12 are playing in the Appalachian League.
See where the 24 Tennessee baseball players are competing here.
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USA Collegiate National Team Tryouts
- INF Dean Curley
- RHP Nate Snead
Cape Cod League
Hyannis Harbor Hawks
- UTL Dalton Bargo
Cotuit Kettleers
- LHP Andrew Behnke
- C Cannon Peebles
Appalachian League
Greeneville
- SS Ariel Antigua
- RHP Hunter Sloop
- RHP Bryson Thacker
Johnson City
- CF Colby Backus
Elizabethton
- LHP Dane Bjorn
- RHP Marcus Phillips
Bristol
- INF Hunter High
- RHP Austin Hunley
- RHP Brady Robertson
- LHP Ashton Sulack
Kingsport
- C Stone Lawless
- LHP Dylan Loy
Coastal Plains League
Boone Bigfoots
- CF Holden Brauner
Forest City Owls
- RHP JJ Garcia
- LHP Brayden May
California Collegiate League
OC Riptide
- INF Camden Bates
Lincoln Potters
- Cole Eaton
Northwoods League
Kalamazoo
- Jeremy Comer
- RHP Blake Grimmer
2 Responses
You didn’t mention Dylan Loy starting pitching for the USA Select Team against the Appy League West on Tuesday 7/2/24.
You can watch Jeremy Comer and Blake Grimmer on ESPN since they air the Northwood League games.
USA National and Select teams, California Collegiate League and Cape Cod League games can be watched on You Tube.
Coastal Plains League games are shown on FloBaseball.
Appy League games can be watched at Appyleague.com/live-streams.