The 2025 Arkansas Razorbacks baseball team represents the University of Arkansas in the 2025 NCAA Division I baseball season. The Razorbacks play their home games at Baum–Walker Stadium in Fayetteville, Arkansas. Dave Van Horn is in his 23rd season as head coach of the Razorbacks.

On May 19, shortstop Wehiwa Aloy was named the SEC Player of the Year. Aloy, along with pitcher Zach Root, outfielder Charles Davalan, and DH Kuhio Aloy were named to the 1st Team All-SEC squad, while infielder Cam Kozeal was placed on the 2nd Team. On June 11, Wehiwa Aloy was named 1st team All-American by Perfect Game, while Zach Root and Charles Davalan were placed on the 2nd team. On June 21, Wehiwa Aloy became the third Razorback to win the Golden Spikes Award, which is given to the best player in the nation.

Arkansas earned the overall No. 3 national seed in the NCAA Baseball Tournament and hosted a Regional. On June 1, Arkansas defeated Creighton to win the Fayetteville Regional championship and earned the right to host a Super Regional. Catcher Ryder Helfrick was named the Fayetteville Regional MVP. On June 7 and 8, Arkansas defeated Tennessee twice to win the Fayetteville Super Regional championship and earned a spot in the 2025 College World Series (CWS) in Omaha, Nebraska. Helfrick also earned MVP honors of the Fayetteville Super Regional.

On June 14 at the CWS, Arkansas lost their first game to LSU, 4–1, sending the Razorbacks to the losers bracket. On June 16, Arkansas junior pitcher Gage Wood threw the third no-hitter in College World Series history, and the first since 1960, beating Murray State 3–0. Wood went 9 complete innings with a CWS-record 19 strikeouts, allowed 0 hits, 0 runs, 0 walks, and the only Murray State player allowed on base was due to a hit batter in the 8th inning. On June 17, Arkansas defeated UCLA 7–3 to advance to the CWS semi-finals versus LSU. Arkansas lost to LSU 6–5 on June 18, ending their season.

Previous season

Arkansas won the SEC Western Division, but failed to get out of a home regional for the second straight year, losing to Southeast Missouri State to end its season.

Roster

Schedule and results 2025 Arkansas Razorbacks baseball game log (50–15) Regular season (43–12) February (8–1) Date Opponent Rank Site/stadium Score Win Loss Save TV Attendance Overall record SEC recordFebruary 14 ^ No. 5 Baum–Walker StadiumFayetteville, Arkansas W 3–2 (10) Foutch (1–0) Stowe (0–1) SECN+ 9,112 1–0 —February 14 ^ Washington State No. 5 Baum–Walker Stadium W 14–2 (7) Root (1–0) Lewis (0–1) SECN+ 9,112 2–0 —February 15 Washington State No. 5 Baum–Walker Stadium W 5–2 Carter (1–0) Tedesco (0–1) Wiggins (1) SECN+ 9,418 3–0 —February 17 Washington State No. 5 Baum–Walker Stadium W 12–2 (7) Beidelschies (1–0) Chambers (0–1) SECN+ 8,780 4–0 — College Baseball SeriesFebruary 21 vs. No. 5 Globe Life FieldArlington, Texas L 2–3 Dean (1–0) McGuire (0–1) FloBaseball 13,886 4–1 —February 22 vs. No. 22 TCU No. 5 Globe Life Field W 2–1 Beidelschies (2–0) LaPour (1–1) Foutch (1) FloBaseball 17,994 5–1 —February 23 vs. Michigan No. 5 Globe Life Field W 8–6 Carter (2–0) DeVooght (2–1) McGuire (1) FloBaseball 12,862 6–1 —February 25 No. 4 Baum–Walker Stadium W 14–3 (7) Bybee (1–0) Robinson (0–1) SECN+ 9,073 7–1 —February 28 No. 4 Baum–Walker Stadium W 11–10 Carter (3–0) Sarver (0–1) Foutch (2) SECN+ 9,563 8–1 — ^Rescheduled as a doubleheader of nine-inning games due to inclement weather forecasted for Sunday, February 16 March (18–2) Date Opponent Rank Site/stadium Score Win Loss Save TV Attendance Overall record SEC recordMarch 1 Charlotte No. 4 Baum–Walker Stadium W 8–5 Jimenez (1–0) Taylor (0–1) Wiggins (2) SECN+ 10,938 9–1 —March 2 Charlotte No. 4 Baum–Walker Stadium W 4–3 McEntire (1–0) Stanton (0–1) SECN+ 9,199 10–1 —March 4 No. 3 Baum–Walker Stadium W 14–1 (7) Fisher (1–0) Eager (1–1) SECN+ 8,768 11–1 —March 5 Louisiana–Monroe No. 3 Baum–Walker Stadium W 15–3 (7) Bybee (2–0) Cirelli (0–3) SECN+ 8,624 12–1 —March 7 No. 3 Baum–Walker Stadium W 20–3 (7) Gaeckle (1–0) Gaston (0–4) SECN+ 9,982 13–1 —March 8 Portland No. 3 Baum–Walker Stadium W 10–0 (7) Root (2–0) Segel (1–2) SECN+ 10,536 14–1 —March 9 Portland No. 3 Baum–Walker Stadium W 5–3 Beidelschies (3–0) Rembisz (2–1) Wiggins (3) SECN+ 9,416 15–1 —March 11 No. 3 Baum–Walker Stadium W 9–2 Fisher (2–0) Titlow (0–1) SECN+ 10,742 16–1 —March 14 at No. 13 Ole Miss No. 3 Swayze FieldOxford, Mississippi L 6–10 Elliott (4–0) Root (2–1) SECN+ 9,090 16–2 0–1March 15 at No. 13 Ole Miss No. 3 Swayze Field W 12–3 Coil (1–0) Maddox (3–2) Jimenez (1) SECN+ 9,304 17–2 1–1March 16 at No. 13 Ole Miss No. 3 Swayze Field W 12–9 Wiggins (1–0) Spencer (0–1) SECN+ 9,164 18–2 2–1March 18 No. 3 Baum–Walker Stadium W 4–1 Gibler (1–0) Johnson (0–1) Foutch (3) SECN+ 9,922 19–2 —March 19 Oral Roberts No. 3 Baum–Walker Stadium W 16–0 (7) Fisher (3–0) Puffinbarger (0–1) SECN+ 9,121 20–2 —March 21 South Carolina No. 3 Baum–Walker Stadium W 12–2 (7) Root (3–1) Stone (1–2) SECN+ 10,023 21–2 3–1March 22 South Carolina No. 3 Baum–Walker Stadium W 12–3 Jimenez (2–0) McCoy (2–2) McEntire (1) SECN+ 9,759 22–2 4–1March 23 South Carolina No. 3 Baum–Walker Stadium W 11–4 Coil (2–0) Sweeney (0–2) SECN+ 9,367 23–2 5–1March 25 No. 2 Baum–Walker Stadium L 13–14 (10) Holmes (3–3) McGuire (0–2) Knight (1) SECN+ 10,035 23–3 —March 28 at No. 14 Vanderbilt No. 2 Hawkins FieldNashville, Tennessee W 9–0 Root (4–1) Thompson (2–2) SEC Network 3,802 24–3 6–1March 29 at No. 14 Vanderbilt No. 2 Hawkins Field W 6–4 (10) Jimenez (3–0) Green (0–2) SECN+ 3,802 25–3 7–1March 30 at No. 14 Vanderbilt No. 2 Hawkins Field W 7–3 Bybee (3–0) Kranzler (3–1) SECN+ 3,802 26–3 8–1 April (11–6) Date Opponent Rank Site/stadium Score Win Loss Save TV Attendance Overall record SEC recordApril 1 vs. Grambling State No. 2 Dickey–Stephens ParkNorth Little Rock, Arkansas W 7–4 McGuire (1–2) Robinson (0–4) Gibler (1) SECN+ 9,312 27–3 —April 5 Missouri No. 2 Baum–Walker Stadium W 21–3 (7) Root (5–1) Jacobi (2–4) SECN+ 9,927 28–3 9–1April 6 Missouri No. 2 Baum–Walker Stadium W 14–4 (7) Gaeckle (2–0) Lucas (1–3) SECN+ 9,614 29–3 10–1April 6 Missouri No. 2 Baum–Walker Stadium W 16–2 (7) Foutch (2–0) Neubeck (0–1) SECN+ 9,614 30–3 11–1April 8 No. 1 Baum–Walker Stadium W 7–3 Carter (4–0) Turner (1–4) SEC Network 9,771 31–3 —April 11 at No. 7 Georgia No. 1 Foley FieldAthens, Georgia W 13–3 Jimenez (4–0) Quinn (0–1) SECN+ 3,633 32–3 12–1April 12 at No. 7 Georgia No. 1 Foley Field L 6–7 Smith (3–1) Gaeckle (2–1) Hoskins (2) SECN+ 3,633 32–4 12–2April 13 at No. 7 Georgia No. 1 Foley Field L 6–7 (12) Zeldin (2–1) Gibler (1–1) SECN+ 3,633 32–5 12–3April 15 No. 2 Baum–Walker Stadium W 13–3 (8) McGuire (2–2) Bedgood (0–3) SECN+ 9,432 33–5 —April 17 Texas A&M No. 2 Baum–Walker Stadium L 4–7 Moss (5–2) Root (5–2) SEC Network 10,915 33–6 12–4April 18 Texas A&M No. 2 Baum–Walker Stadium W 11–5 Gaeckle (3–1) Lamkin (3–4) SECN+ 10,119 34–6 13–4April 18 Texas A&M No. 2 Baum–Walker Stadium L 2–9 Jackson (1–0) Jimenez (4–1) SECN+ 10,915 34–7 13–5April 22 No. 5 Baum–Walker Stadium W 10–0 (7) McGuire (3–2) Busick (1–1) SECN+ 9,821 35–7 —April 23 Little Rock No. 5 Baum–Walker Stadium W 4–0 Eaves (1–0) Burkey (0–1) SEC Network 9,542 36–7 —April 25 at Florida No. 5 Condron BallparkGainesville, Florida L 4–6 Peterson (7–2) Root (5–3) Clemente (4) SECN+ 6,542 36–8 13–6April 26 at Florida No. 5 Condron Ballpark W 7–0 Gaeckle (4–1) King (4–2) SEC Network 6,081 37–8 14–6April 27 at Florida No. 5 Condron Ballpark L 5–9 McNeillie (4–2) Wiggins (1–1) Clemente (5) SECN+ 5,681 37–9 14–7April 29 at Missouri State No. 11 Hammons FieldSpringfield, Missouri Canceled due to forecasted inclement weather Rescheduled as a doubleheader of seven-inning games due to inclement weather on Friday, April 4 • Rescheduled as a doubleheader of nine-inning games due to inclement weather forecasted for Saturday, April 19 May (6–3) Date Opponent Rank Site/stadium Score Win Loss Save TV Attendance Overall record SEC recordMay 1 No. 1 Texas No. 11 Baum–Walker Stadium W 9–0 Root (6–3) Riojas (8–2) ESPN2 10,855 38–9 15–7May 2 No. 1 Texas No. 11 Baum–Walker Stadium W 6–1 Wood (1–0) Harrison (4–1) SEC Network 11,074 39–9 16–7May 3 No. 1 Texas No. 11 Baum–Walker Stadium W 13–8 Carter (5–0) Burns (0–2) SECN+ 11,031 40–9 17–7May 9 at No. 3 LSU No. 7 Alex Box Stadium, Skip Bertman FieldBaton Rouge, Louisiana L 5–6 (10) Cowan (3–2) Gaeckle (4–2) SECN+ 11,658 40–10 17–8May 10 at No. 3 LSU No. 7 Alex Box Stadium, Skip Bertman Field L 3–13 (7) Eyanson (8–2) Wood (1–1) SEC Network 12,264 40–11 17–9May 11 at No. 3 LSU No. 7 Alex Box Stadium, Skip Bertman Field W 7–4 Carter (6–0) Evans (3–1) Coil (1) SEC Network 11,079 41–11 18–9May 15 No. 17 Tennessee No. 8 Baum–Walker Stadium L 7–10 Russell (1–1) Root (6–4) SECN+ 10,693 41–12 18–10May 16 No. 17 Tennessee No. 8 Baum–Walker Stadium W 8–6 Gibler (2–1) Doyle (9–3) Foutch (4) SECN+ 10,925 42–12 19–10May 17 No. 17 Tennessee No. 8 Baum–Walker Stadium W 8–4 Wood (2–1) Kuhns (2–3) McEntire (2) SECN+ 10,925 43–12 20–10 Postseason (7–3) SEC Tournament (0–1) Date Opponent Rank Site/stadium Score Win Loss Save TV Attendance Overall record SECT recordMay 23 (7) No. 17 Ole Miss (2) No. 5 Hoover Metropolitan StadiumHoover, Alabama L 2–5 Maddox (6–5) Root (6–5) Spencer (6) SEC Network 13,627 43–13 0–1 Fayetteville Regional (3–0) Date Opponent (Seed) Rank Site/stadium Score Win Loss Save TV Attendance Overall record NCAAT recordMay 30 (4) North Dakota State (1) No. 6 Baum–Walker Stadium W 6–2 Coil (3–0) Johnson (4–6) ESPN+ 9,994 44–13 1–0May 31 (3) Creighton (1) No. 6 Baum–Walker Stadium W 12–1 Root (7–5) Magers (6–3) ESPN+ 10,115 45–13 2–0June 1 (3) Creighton (1) No. 6 Baum–Walker Stadium W 8–3 Wood (3–1) Latrell (7–2) Gaeckle (1) SEC Network 9,946 46–13 3–0 Fayetteville Super Regional (2–0) Date Opponent (Nat'l Seed) Rank Site/stadium Score Win Loss Save TV Attendance Overall record NCAAT recordJune 7 (14) No. 16 Tennessee (3) No. 6 Baum–Walker Stadium W 4–3 Root (8–5) Phillips (4–5) Gaeckle (2) ESPN 10,205 47–13 4–0June 8 (14) No. 16 Tennessee (3) No. 6 Baum–Walker Stadium W 11–4 Gibler (3–1) Doyle (10–4) ESPN 10,273 48–13 5–0 Men's College World Series (2–2) Date Opponent (Nat'l Seed) Rank Site/stadium Score Win Loss Save TV Attendance Overall record CWS recordJune 14 (6) No. 3 LSU (3) No. 6 Charles Schwab Field OmahaOmaha, Nebraska L 1–4 Anderson (11–1) Root (8–6) Evans (7) ESPN 25,464 48–14 0–1 June 16 Murray State (3) No. 6 Charles Schwab Field Omaha W 3–0 Wood (4–1) CG/NH Silva (9–3) ESPN 24,074 49–14 1–1 June 17 (15) No. 13 UCLA (3) No. 6 Charles Schwab Field Omaha W 7–3 Root (9–6) Delvecchio (1–4) ESPN 24,171 50–14 2–1 June 18 (6) No. 3 LSU (3) No. 6 Charles Schwab Field Omaha L 5–6 Mayers (2–0) Gibler (3–2) ESPN 25,740 50–15 2–2

Statistics Record vs. conference opponents

Cumulative linescore 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 TotalArkansas 50 65 81 95 83 51 46 35 27 5 1 0 539Opponents 39 36 28 29 32 25 28 7 24 4 1 1 254

Rankings

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