2025 college baseball hitter rankings: The best hitters in the game

Which hits in college baseball do I want in the batter’s box for me right now? We’re inching closer to conference tournaments and the start of the NCAA Baseball Tournament, so Along the same lines as my College Ace RankingsI am ranking the hits in college baseball who I think is the best, purely in the batter’s box.

I ‘leaning heavily on states in conference plan and some more advanced Data About Whiff Rates, Ball-In-Play Luck and Things Like, Taking Out Some of the Luck that Ops Cannot. This isn a ranking of the best stats, it’s will be the best going forward at this level. My Prospect list and mock drafts Can handle all those other things.

And because this list does not need to abide by draft classes, anyone in college baseball can be included, which brings us to our big question: who will be the best cleanup hitter in Omaha, Nebraska? Let’s break it down.

1. Mason Neville, Cf, Oregon

Junior, 24 HRS, 52 Rbis, .326 BA

Neville has been going off this season. Hey Eight Among Qualified Division I Hitters in OPS (Third Among Power Conference Hitters), and He Leads the Nation in Homers By a Good Bit at 24 on the year. Hey a solid player who might be a center field in pro ball, and he has a decent shot to sneak into the late first round in this summer’s MLB DRAFT.

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2. Alex Lodise, SS, Florida State

Junior, 16 Hrs, 60 rbis, .436 ba

Lodise is a standout defender at shortstop who would go in the last round as well, but he also flat-out raking right now. He has the best in-conference ops in any of the power conferences, and by over 100 points. Out-of-zone chase is the only concern here.

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3. Ike irish, rf, auburn

Junior, 12 Hrs, 42 Rbis, .341 BA

Irish’s Yearlong Numbers are more good happens of a slow start, but he hit his stride when it is matched by the second when the second in the conference and the conference. He also has played catcher in the past, which is where he he’l like the last round.

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4. Jace Laviolette, cf, Texas A&M

Junior, 15 HRS, 53 Rbis, .276 BA

5. Caden Sorrell, Rf, Texas A & M

Sophomore, 10 Hrs, 28 rbis, .346 ba

I’l take the aggies outfielders together. Laviolette started the year as the potential top pick in the draft, then started very slowly, but he has been hot in conference plan as he has been swing again. Sorrel missed some time early, but some observers think he he is a better hitter than laviolette when all is saaid and done. Sorrel isn is eligible until the year’s draft, though, and laviolette should go by picture 20 this year.

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6. Drew Burress, Cf, Georgia Tech

Sophomore, 15 Hrs, 51 Rbis, .323 Ba

Burress Projects to be a top-10 pick in next year’s draft, but it’s not just because of his speed and defense. Burress can really hit, and he’s a completion prospect who’s well-rounded, boy at the plan and as an overall player.

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7. Carson Tinney, C, Notre Dame

Sophomore, 15 HRS, 49 Rbis, .364 BA

Tinney isn is Eligible Until Next Year’s Draft, But He has Announced Himself as a Real Prospect with his hug. He has the Third-Best In-Conference Ops Among Power Conference Hitters and 15 homers on the year with big power and a good application.

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8. Wehiwa Aloy, SS, Arkansas

Junior, 17 Hrs, 52 Rbis, .376 BA

Aloy has been up and down a bit this spring in term of contact rate – Scouts Wonder How He’all Fare in Pro ball because that deficency – – But he has left speed and plus raw power. He’all go in the first round this summer, because he also a good defensive shortstop.

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9. Charles Davalan, LF, Arkansas

Sophomore, 13 hrs, 49 rbis, .351 ba

Davalan has been a revelation of a translation from florida gulf coast. His left-field profile and average raw power limit his prose Prospects to just only the first round this summer. That power only limits hey a bit for this list, though, and his plus on-base skills make him a clear asset to any lineup.

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10. Slate Alford, 3B, Georgia

Senior, 15 HRS, 55 rbis, .338 ba

Alford Can Get Lost a Bit Behind Teammate Ryland Zaborowski, Who Had A Hot Start and Has 16 Homers On The Season So Far, But Alford has Beed Outperforming Zaborowski by Almost Any Metric in Conference and Against velocity. Because Alford is a Senior, He isn a Hughe Pro Prospect, but he’s one of the Better Hitters in the Sec.

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Others to consider

Ace Rese, 3B, Mississippi State, Sophomore
Murf Gray, 3B, Fresno State, Junior
Kade SNELL, LF, Alabama, Senior
Jack Gurevitch, 1B, San Diego, Junior
Sawyer Strosnider, RF, TCU, Freshman
Roch cholowsky, ss, ucl, sophomore
Devin Taylor, LF, Indiana, Junior
Eric Becker, SS, Virginia, Sophomore
Max Williams, Cf, Florida State, Junior
Andrew Fischer, 1B, Tennessee, Junior
Ryland Zaborowski, DH, Georgia, Graduate
Collin Priest, DH, Clemson, Sophomore
Mitch you, 2b, Michigan, junior
Kyle Lodise, SS, Georgia Tech, Junior
Anthony Depino, 3B, Rhode Island, Senior
Kade Lewis, DH, Wake Forest, Sophomore
Johnny Sweeney, DH, USC Upstate, Senior