The 2026 Georgia Bulldogs baseball team represented the University of Georgia in the 2026 NCAA Division I baseball season. The Bulldogs played their home games for the 60th season at Foley Field as a member of the Southeastern Conference. They were led by head coach Wes Johnson, in his third year as head coach.

The Bulldogs featured one of the nation's most productive offenses, led by junior catcher Daniel Jackson, the SEC Player of the Year, who helped the team establish a school record for home runs in a season. Following a 13–8 victory over LSU on May 9, Georgia clinched the Southeastern Conference regular-season championship, securing the program's first SEC title since 2008 and the No. 1 seed in the SEC Tournament. In the SEC Tournament, the Bulldogs defeated Mississippi State, Florida, and Arkansas to win the program's first SEC Tournament championship. Selected as the No. 3 overall national seed in the NCAA tournament, Georgia hosted the Athens Regional and defeated LIU and Liberty twice to advance to the Athens Super Regional against Mississippi State. The Bulldogs then swept Mississippi State in a high-scoring two-game series, securing the program's first appearance in the College World Series since 2008.

Previous season The Bulldogs finished 43–17, 18–12 in the SEC to finish in fifth place. They were invited to play in the 2025 NCAA Division I baseball tournament, where they hosted the Athens Regional. The Bulldogs defeated Binghamton, before losing two straight games to Duke and Oklahoma State, ending their season.

Personnel

Roster 2026 Georgia Bulldogs roster Pitchers 5 - Justin Byrd - Junior 6 - Jordan Stephens - Junior 10 - Matt Scott - Senior 12 - Caden Aoki - Graduate 16 - Zach Brown - Junior 17 - Teddy Brennan - Graduate 19 - Andrew Behnke - Graduate 20 - Joe Nottingham - Freshman 25 - Dylan Wood - Freshman 27 - Dylan Vigue - Junior 32 - Grant Edwards - Graduate 33 - Jackson Peavy - Freshman 34 - Caleb Jameson - Junior 35 - Paul Farley - Sophomore 37 - Joey Volchko- Junior 42 - Brad Pruett - Junior 43 - Luke Wiltrakis - Sophomore 45 - Bradley Stewart - Sophomore 46 - Logan Spivey - Junior 47 - Thomas Ellisen - Graduate 51 - Lucas Morici - Senior 65 - Mason Kosowick - Graduate Catchers 3 - Daniel Jackson - Junior 7 - Jack Arcamone - Junior

Infielders 0 - Ryan Wynn - Junior 1 - Tre Phelps - Junior 2 - Ryan Black - Senior 4 - Michael O'Shaughnessy - Senior 8 - Rylan Lujo - Sophomore 9 - Kolby Branch - Senior 18 - TL Saxon - Junior 50 - Alexander Sifford - Freshman Outfielders 13 - Scott Newman - Junior 15 - Ty Peeples - Freshman 23 - Cole Johnson - Freshman 44 - Cole Koniarsky - Graduate

Utility 11 - Bryce Calloway (1B/RHP) - Graduate 14 - Kenny Ishikawa (LHP/OF) - Sophomore 21 - Jordy Oriach (UTIL) - Senior 22 - Henry Allen (UTIL) - Sophomore 28 - Brennan Hudson (C/INF/OF) - Senior 

Coaching staff 2026 Georgia Bulldogs coaching staff Name Position Seasons atGeorgia Alma Mater Wes Johnson Head coach 3 Arkansas–Monticello (1994) Will Coggin Assistant coach 3 Mississippi State (2008) Nick Ammirati Assistant coach 2 Mississippi State (2013) Brock Bennett Assistant coach 3 Alabama (2011)

Schedule and results

2026 Georgia Bulldogs baseball game log (53–14) Regular Season (43–12) February (9–2) Date Opponent Rank Site/Stadium Score Win Loss Save TV Attendance Overall Record SEC Record No. 15 Foley FieldAthens, GA SECN+ 3,633 1–0 – Wright State No. 15 Foley Field None SECN+ 3,633 2–0 – Wright State No. 15 Foley Field Paplanus (1) SECN+ 3,172 2–1 – No. 14 Foley Field SECN+ 1,485 3–1 – No. 14 Foley Field None SECN+ 1,904 4–1 – Samford No. 14 Foley Field None SECN+ 2,684 5–1 – Samford No. 14 Foley Field None SECN+ 1,686 6–1 – Troy No. 11 Foley Field None SECN+ 985 6–2 – No. 11 Foley Field None SECN+ 1,298 7–2 – Oakland No. 11 Foley Field None SECN+ 3,633 8–2 – Oakland No. 11 Foley Field None SECN+ 3,633 9–2 – March (15–4) Date Opponent Rank Site/Stadium Score Win Loss Save TV Attendance Overall Record SEC Record Oakland No. 11 Foley Field SECN+ 2,029 10–2 – at No. 11 Kennesaw, GA None ESPN+ 1,864 11–2 – Western Carolina No. 11 Foley Field None SECN+ 1,155 11–3 – No. 11 Foley Field None SECN+ 1,292 12–3 – Queens No. 11 Foley Field None SECN+ 2,520 13–3 – Queens No. 11 Foley Field None SECN+ 2,520 14–3 – Queens No. 11 Foley Field None SECN+ 1,439 15–3 – No. 19 Tennessee No. 8 Foley Field None SECN+ 3,107 15–4 0–1 No. 19 Tennessee No. 8 Foley Field SECN 3,330 16–4 1–1 No. 19 Tennessee No. 8 Foley Field SECN+ 3,039 17–4 2–1 The Citadel No. 7 Foley Field None SECN+ 1,037 18–4 – at No. 23 Texas A&M No. 7 Blue Bell ParkCollege Station, TX None SECN+ 7,870 19–4 3–1 at No. 23 Texas A&M No. 7 Blue Bell Park None SECN+ 6,925 20–4 4–1 at No. 23 Texas A&M No. 7 Blue Bell Park None SECN 6,087 20–5 4–2 Kennesaw State No. 7 Foley Field SECN+ 1,381 20–6 – South Carolina No. 7 Foley Field SECN+ 3,438 21–6 5–2 South Carolina No. 7 Foley Field None SECN+ 3,285 22–6 6–2 South Carolina No. 7 Foley Field None SECN+ 3,131 23–6 7–2 No. 5 Foley Field None SECN+ 1,570 24–6 – April (11–5) Date Opponent Rank Site/Stadium Score Win Loss Save TV Attendance Overall Record SEC Record No. 5 Dudy Noble FieldStarkville, MS SECN+ 12,828 25–6 8–2 No. 5 Dudy Noble Field SECN+ 14,348 26–6 9–2 No. 5 Dudy Noble Field None SECN+ 10,256 27–6 10–2 No. 4 Foley Field None SECN+ 3,633 28–6 – Florida No. 4 Foley Field None SECN+ 3,633 28–7 10–3 Florida No. 4 Foley Field None ESPN2 3,633 29–7 11–3 Florida No. 4 Foley Field None SECN 3,232 29–8 11–4 ETSU No. 5 Foley Field SECN+ 2,817 30–8 – at No. 16 Arkansas No. 5 Fayetteville, AR ESPNU 10,320 30–9 11–5 at No. 16 Arkansas No. 5 Baum–Walker Stadium SECN+ 10,593 31–9 12–5 at No. 16 Arkansas No. 5 Baum–Walker Stadium None SECN+ 10,784 32–9 13–5 No. 5 Truist ParkCumberland, GA None None 20,000 32–10 – at No. 17 Ole Miss No. 5 Swayze FieldOxford, MS SECN 9,709 32–11 13–6 at No. 17 Ole Miss No. 5 Swayze Field None SECN+ 9,709 33–11 14–6 at No. 17 Ole Miss No. 5 Swayze Field SECN+ 8,956 34–11 15–6 Troy No. 5 Foley Field SECN+ 3,279 35–11 – May (8–1) Date Opponent Rank Site/Stadium Score Win Loss Save TV Attendance Overall Record SEC Record Missouri No. 5 Foley Field SECN+ 3,152 36–11 16–6 Missouri No. 5 Foley Field SECN+ 3,070 37–11 17–6 Missouri No. 5 Foley Field None SECN 2,856 38–11 18–6 LSU No. 5 Foley Field None SECN+ 3,011 39–11 19–6 LSU No. 5 Foley Field None SECN 3,633 40–11 20–6 LSU No. 5 Foley Field None SECN 3,004 41–11 21–6 at No. 5 Auburn No. 4 Auburn, AL SECN+ 5,438 42–11 22–6 at No. 5 Auburn No. 4 Plainsman Park SECN+ 5,566 43–11 23–6 at No. 5 Auburn No. 4 Plainsman Park None SECN+ 6,003 43–12 23–7 Postseason (10–2) (3–0) Date Opponent Seed Site/stadium Score Win Loss Save TV Attendance Overall record SECT Record Hoover, AL SECN 11,146 44–12 1–0 None SECN 14,919 45–12 2–0 None SECN 9,320 46–12 3–0 NCAA tournament: Athens Regional (3–0) Date Opponent Seed Site/stadium Score Win Loss Save TV Attendance Overall record Regional record May 29 (4) (1) No. 3 Foley Field None ESPN+ 3,633 47–12 1–0 May 30 (3) Liberty (1) No. 3 Foley Field ESPN+ 3,633 48–12 2–0 May 31 (3) Liberty (1) No. 3 Foley Field ESPN+ 3,633 49–12 3–0 NCAA tournament: Athens Super Regional (2–0) Date Opponent Rank StadiumSite Score Win Loss Save TV Attendance OverallRecord Super Reg.Record June 6 (14) No. 17 Mississippi State (3) No. 3 Foley Field ESPN 3,633 50–12 1–0 June 7 (14) No. 17 Mississippi State (3) No. 3 Foley Field None ESPN 3,633 51–12 2–0 Men's College World Series (2–2) Date Opponent Rank StadiumSite Score Win Loss Save TV Attendance OverallRecord CWS Record Omaha, Nebraska None ESPN 25,002 52–12 1–0 ESPN 24,455 52–13 1–1 None ESPN 24,324 53–13 2–1 ESPN 24,446 53–14 2–2 Legend:      = Win      = Loss      = CanceledBold = Georgia team memberRankings are based on the team's current ranking in the D1Baseball poll.

Athens Regional

Athens Regional Teams(1) Georgia Bulldogs(2) Boston College Eagles(3) Liberty Flames(4) LIU Sharks

Athens Regional Round 1(4) LIU Sharksvs.(1) Georgia Bulldogs

Athens Regional Round 2(1) Georgia Bulldogsvs.(3) Liberty Flames

Athens Regional Championship(3) Liberty Flamesvs.(1) Georgia Bulldogs

Athens Super Regional Athens Super Regional Game 1 (14) Mississippi State Bulldogsvs.(3) Georgia Bulldogs

Athens Super Regional Game 2(3) Georgia Bulldogsvs. (14) Mississippi State Bulldogs

Men's College World Series College World Series Double Elimination Round Game 1 (6) Texas Longhornsvs.(3) Georgia Bulldogs

College World Series Double Elimination Round Game 2(3) Georgia Bulldogsvs.Oklahoma Sooners

College World Series Double Elimination Round Game 3(3) Georgia Bulldogsvs. (6) Texas Longhorns

College World Series Double Elimination Round Game 4Oklahoma Soonersvs.(3) Georgia Bulldogs

Record vs. conference opponents

Rankings

Notes

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