Golden Spikes Award 2023 Semifinalists

Through May 17, Max Anderson was one of three players nationally hitting at least .400 at the plate with 19-plus home runs and 65 or more RBI this season.

In his first collegiate season, Charlie Condon is producing one of the greatest offensive campaigns in the history of Georgia Bulldogs baseball.

Outfielder Chase Davis has slugged his way into the Arizona record books and currently sits third in program history with 37 career home runs.

Jake Gelof is the most prolific run producer in Virginia baseball history and was within striking distance of the program’s all-time RBI mark.

Caden Grice is one of the best two-way players in the country, a big reason for Clemson’s second-half surge.

2022 All-American Tanner Hall has not missed a beat during his junior campaign and boasts the team lead in victories and strikeouts.

Josh Hartle has made a jump in his sophomore season and helped Wake Forest put together one of the top staffs in the nation.

One of the most feared hitters in the ACC, Nick Kurtz has put together an impressive 2023 season at the plate and first base.

Wyatt Langford has improved in nearly every offensive category compared to his 2022 All-American campaign.

Rhett Lowder is producing one of the greatest seasons by a Wake Forest pitcher ever in 2023, posting a perfect 12-0 record.

Senior Quinn Mathews has emerged as one of the top aces in the country, recording nine wins and nine saves.

Yohandy Morales is producing one of the greatest seasons in the storied history of Miami Hurricanes baseball.

In his first season as a South Carolina Gamecock, Ethan Petry has set freshman school records in both home runs and RBI.

Junior Alberto Rios has put together a breakout season for the Cardinal while developing into one of the nation’s top hitters.

Nolan Schanuel has exceeded even the highest of expectations in 2023, leading all of Division I in on-base percentage.

One of the most explosive hitters in the nation, Matt Shaw is in the midst of a truly elite season at the plate.

Hagen Smith has done it all for the Razorbacks, beginning the season as Arkansas’ No. 1 starter before transitioning to a “wild card” role.

One of the most durable backstops in the country, Kyle Teel has started every game at catcher for the Cavaliers over the past two seasons.

Brock Vradenburg is second in the Big Ten and ranks 34th in the NCAA in batting average (.397), ranking third in the Big Ten in hits per game

West Virginia second baseman JJ Wetherholt is in the midst of the greatest season in Mountaineers history, sporting a .447 average.

Tommy White has 89 RBI this season, already the sixth-highest single-season total in LSU history and tied for most in the nation.

Jacob Wilson continued his rise to household name in college baseball after being named a 2022 GSA semifinalist.