Eighteen Stanford baseball players have been recognized for their academic achievements by the Atlantic Coast Conference (ACC), as announced on Thursday. The criteria for being named to the All-ACC Academic Team include maintaining a 3.0-grade point average in the previous quarter and a cumulative average of 3.0 throughout one’s academic career, alongside participation in at least half of the team’s contests.
Stanford’s achievement of having 18 players honored ties them for the second-highest number in the ACC. Among those recognized was Clemson senior pitcher Lucas Mahlstedt, who received the title of 2025 Atlantic Coast Conference Scholar-Athlete of the Year for baseball.
The Stanford honorees are: Nick Dugan (Jr., Science, Technology & Society), Sam Garewal (Jr., Psychology), Trevor Haskins (Sr., Management Science & Engineering), Ethan Hott (Jr., Human Biology), Aidan Keenan (So., Undeclared), Brandon Larson (Jr., Management Science & Engineering), Luke Lavin (So., Undeclared), Tatum Marsh (Fr., Undeclared), Trevor Moore (Jr., Management Science & Engineering), Jimmy Nati (Jr., Science, Technology & Society), Toran O’Harran (Jr., Science, Technology & Society), Ben Reimers (So., Undeclared), Brady Reynolds (So., Undeclared), Rintaro Sasaki (Fr., Undeclared), Charlie Saum (Sr., Science, Technology & Society), Matt Scott (Jr., Science, Technology & Society), Ryan Speshyock (So., Undeclared) and Ty Uber (Sr., Science, Technology & Society).
