The 2024 Michigan Wolverines baseball team represented the University of Michigan in the 2024 NCAA Division I baseball season. The Wolverines were led by head coach Tracy Smith in his second season, were a member of the Big Ten Conference and played their home games at Wilpon Baseball Complex in Ann Arbor, Michigan.

Previous season The Wolverines finished the 2022 season 28–28, including 13–11 in conference play, finishing in sixth place in their conference. Following the conclusion of the regular season, the Wolverines reached the semifinals of the 2023 Big Ten baseball tournament, and did not receive a bid to the 2023 NCAA Division I baseball tournament.

Roster

Schedule and results {| class="toccolours" width=95% style="clear:both; margin:1.5em auto; text-align:center;" |- ! colspan=2 style="" | 2024 Michigan Wolverines baseball game log |- ! colspan=2 style="" | Regular season (30–26) |- valign="top" | February (3–6) # Date Opponent Rank Site/stadium Score Win Loss Save Attendance OverallRecord B1GRecord 1 February 16 vs. Camelback RanchGlendale, AZ 13–14 (11) Berg (1–0) Velazquez (0–1) — 244 0–1 – 2 February 17 vs. Western Michigan Camelback Ranch 9–11(10) Doran (1–0) Pace Jr. (0–1) — 204 0–2 – 3 February 17 vs. Western Michigan Camelback Ranch 9–4 (7) Denner (1–0) Thelen (0–1) — 144 1–2 – 4 February 18 vs. Western Michigan Camelback Ranch 6–2 Allen (1–0) Dentler (0–1) Kidd (1) 204 2–2 – 5 February 23 vs. Oklahoma State College Baseball Series Globe Life FieldArlington, TX 3–9 Garcia (1–1) Voit (0–1) — — 2–3 – 6 February 24 vs. No. 7 Oregon State College Baseball Series Globe Life Field 1–11(7) Kmatz (1–0) Denner (1–1) — — 2–4 – 7 February 25 vs. No. 2 Arkansas College Baseball Series Globe Life Field 3–4 Molina (1–0) Vigue (0–1) Frank (2) — 2–5 – 8 February 27 vs. USC George C. Page StadiumLos Angeles, CA 8–5 Allen (2–0) Edwards (0–2) Kidd (2) 258 3–5 – 9 February 28 at George C. Page Stadium 1–9 Barrett (1–1) Barr (0–1) — 400 3–6 –

March (8–11) # Date Opponent Rank Site/stadium Score Win Loss Save Attendance OverallRecord B1GRecord 10 March 1 at UCLA Dodgertown Classic Jackie Robinson StadiumLos Angeles, CA 4–3 Voit (1–1) Delvecchio (1–1) — 770 4–6 – 11 March 2 at UC Irvine Dodgertown Classic Anteater BallparkIrvine, CA 4–12 Wheeler (1–0) Denner (1–2) Martin (2) 896 4–7 – 12 March 3 vs. Dodgertown Classic Dodger StadiumLos Angeles, CA 1–9 Reddemann (1–0) Vigue (0–2) — 410 4–8 – 13 March 6 Ray Fisher StadiumAnn Arbor, MI 13–5 Kidd (1–0) McAlinden (0–2) — 544 5–8 – 14 March 8 at No. 18 Coastal Carolina Springs Brooks StadiumConway, SC 7–8(12) Smith (1–0) Rogers (0–1) — 2,309 5–9 – 15 March 9 at No. 18 Coastal Carolina Springs Brooks Stadium 6–19 Meckley (2–0) Allen (2–1) — 2,175 5–10 – 16 March 10 at No. 18 Coastal Carolina Springs Brooks Stadium 6–11 Shaffer (1–0) Voit (1–2) — 2,757 5–11 – 17 March 12 Ray Fisher Stadium 7–6(12) Barr (1–1) Skeriotis (0–1) — 412 6–11 – 18 March 15 San Diego Ray Fisher Stadium 6–8 Mauterer (1–0) Voit (1–3) Romero (1) 702 6–12 – 19 March 16 San Diego Ray Fisher Stadium 7–16 Schapira (2–0) Allen (2–2) — 979 6–13 – 20 March 17 San Diego Ray Fisher Stadium 3–2 Barr (2–1) Mauterer (1–1) — 620 7–13 – 21 March 19 at Oestrike StadiumYpsilanti, MI 4–14(7) B. Jones (3–2) Kidd (1–1) — 375 7–14 – 22 March 22 at Medlar FieldState College, PA 3–4 DeGaetano (1–2) Denner (1–3) — 1,005 7–15 0–1 23 March 23 at Penn State Medlar Field 9–6 Barr (3–1) Butash (0–2) Rogers (1) 950 8–15 1–1 24 March 24 at Penn State Medlar Field 11–6 Voit (2–3) Perkowski (0–2) — 1,060 9–15 2–1 25 March 26 Ray Fisher Stadium 6–16 Matheny (1–1) Kidd (1–2) — 1,062 9–16 – 26 March 29 Ray Fisher Stadium 9–11 Berrier (6–0) Rogers (0–2) — 1,101 9–17 2–2 27 March 30 Maryland Ray Fisher Stadium 12–1 Denner (2–3) Koester (4–2) — 879 10–17 3–2 28 March 31 Maryland Ray Fisher Stadium 9–4 Voit (3–3) Melendez (2–1) — 752 11–17 4–2

April (13–4) # Date Opponent Rank Site/stadium Score Win Loss Save Attendance OverallRecord B1GRecord 29 April 2 Eastern Michigan Ray Fisher Stadium 18–6(7) Allen (3–2) D. Jones (0–2) — 504 12–17 – 30 April 5 at Iowa Duane Banks FieldIowa City, IA 2–3(10) DeTaeye (2–0) Barr (3–2) — 739 12–18 4–3 31 April 6 at Iowa Duane Banks Field 4–3 Voit (3–3) Morgan (1–3) Rogers (2) 1,417 13–18 5–3 32 April 6 at Iowa Duane Banks Field 10–6 Denner (3–3) Beuter (0–2) — 1,417 14–18 6–3 33 April 9 Western Michigan Ray Fisher Stadium 9–10 Vriesenga (2–0) Kidd (1–3) Berg (2) 744 14–19 – 34 April 10 Ray Fisher Stadium 3–1 Kidd (2–3) Spitzer (0–2) Denner (1) 604 15–19 – 35 April 13 Ray Fisher Stadium 8–1 Barr (4–2) Semb (1–3) — 1,121 16–19 7–3 37 April 13 Minnesota Ray Fisher Stadium 3–8 Weitgrefe (4–2) Vigue (0–3) — 1,121 16–20 7–4 38 April 14 Minnesota Ray Fisher Stadium 10–3 Voit (5–3) Argento (0–1) — 1,275 17–20 8–4 39 April 16 at Toledo Fifth Third FieldToledo, OH 6–4 Denner (4–3) Bergman (1–3) — 1,373 18–20 – 40 April 19 Ray Fisher Stadium 4–0 Barr (5–2) Beidelschies (4–6) Denner (2) 1,765 19–20 9–4 41 April 20 Ohio State Ray Fisher Stadium 1–16 Bruni (3–2) Rogers (0–3) — 1,630 19–21 9–5 42 April 21 Ohio State Ray Fisher Stadium 7–5 Denner (5–3) Purcell (1–4) — 2,295 20–21 10–5 43 April 26 Ray Fisher Stadium 14–7 Denner (6–3) Williams (1–2) — 1,077 21–21 – 44 April 27 Long Beach State Ray Fisher Stadium 7–5 Rogers (1–3) Largaespada (1–1) Denner (3) 1,027 22–21 – 45 April 28 Long Beach State Ray Fisher Stadium 5–4 Vigue (1–3) Geiss (2–2) Denner (4) 1,401 23–21 – 46 April 30 Ray Fisher Stadium 6–4(11) Mann (1–0) Cariaco (4–2) — 784 24–21 –

May (6–5) # Date Opponent Rank Site/stadium Score Win Loss Save Attendance OverallRecord B1GRecord 47 May 3 at Michigan State McLane Baseball StadiumEast Lansing, MI 2–3(10) Mishoulam (3–1) Denner (6–4) — 1,610 24–22 10–6 48 May 4 at Michigan State McLane Baseball Stadium 8–12 Cook (2–2) Rogers (1–4) — 1,954 24–23 10–7 49 May 5 at Michigan State McLane Baseball Stadium 10–8(12) Kidd (3–3) Moczydlowsky (0–2) — 1,621 25–23 11–7 50 May 8 Ray Fisher Stadium 9–5 Horwedel (1–0) Miller (1–6) — 654 26–23 – 51 May 10 Ray Fisher Stadium 0–4 Morales (7–4) Barr (5–3) Cook (3) 1,326 26–24 11–8 52 May 11 Purdue Ray Fisher Stadium 7–6 Denner (7–4) Cook (2–2) — 1,185 27–24 12–8 53 May 12 Purdue Ray Fisher Stadium 8–6 Vigue (2–3) Van Assen (5–1) Kidd (3) 1,190 28–24 13–8 54 May 14 Ray Fisher Stadium 14–4(7) Mann (2–0) Gillies (1–1) — 844 29–24 – 55 May 16 at Bart Kaufman FieldBloomington, IN 3–2 Denner (8–4) Buhr (1–2) — 377 30–24 14–8 56 May 16 at Indiana Bart Kaufman Field 2–11 Tonghini (2–1) Allen (3–3) — 1,337 30–25 14–9 57 May 17 at Indiana Bart Kaufman Field 4–8 Risedorph (4–6) Vigue (2–4) — 1,837 30–26 14–10 |- ! colspan=2 style="" | Postseason (2–2)

# Date Opponent Rank StadiumSite Score Win Loss Save Attendance OverallRecord B1GTRecord 58 May 22 vs. (5) Iowa (4) Charles Schwab FieldOmaha, NE 3–2 (10) Denner (9–4) Young (2–1) — — 31–26 1–0 59 May 23 vs. (8) Penn State (4) Charles Schwab Field 5–9 Morash (2–0) Kidd (3–4) — 1,971 31–27 1–1 60 May 24 vs. (1) (4) Charles Schwab Field 4–2 Rogers (2–4) Hutchings (4–2) Vigue (1) 6,871 32–27 2–1 61 May 25 vs. (8) Penn State (4) Charles Schwab Field 6–7(10) DeMell (1–0) Denner (9–5) — — 32–28 2–2 |- |- style="text-align:center;"

Rankings

Awards and honors

All-Big TenPlayerSelectionRef. Jacob Denner First Team Stephen Hrustich Mitch Voit Kurt Barr Third Team Mack Timbrook Collin Priest Freshman Team

References