The 2025 Michigan Wolverines baseball team represented the University of Michigan in the 2025 NCAA Division I baseball season. The Wolverines were led by head coach Tracy Smith in his third 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 2024 season 32–28, including 14–10 in conference play, finishing tied for fourth place in their conference.https://d1baseball.com/conference/big-ten-conference/2024/ Following the conclusion of the regular season, the Wolverines reached the semifinals of the 2024 Big Ten baseball tournament, and did not receive a bid to the 2024 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="" | 2025 Michigan Wolverines baseball game log (33–23) |- ! colspan=2 style="" | Regular season (33–21) |- valign="top" | February (4–4) # Date Opponent Rank Site/stadium Score Win Loss Save Attendance OverallRecord B1GRecord 1 February 14 vs. No. 2 VirginiaPuerto Rico Challenge Estadio Francisco MontanerPonce, PR 5–4 (11) DeVooght (1–0) Osinski (0–1) – 450 1–0 – 2 February 15 vs. Puerto Rico Challenge Estadio Francisco Montaner 5–2 Kasner (1–0) Vincent (0–1) – 644 2–0 – 3 February 16 vs. VillanovaPuerto Rico Challenge Estadio Francisco Montaner 19–0 Lally Jr. (1–0) Podgorski (0–1) – 0 3–0 – 4 February 17 vs. Puerto Rico Challenge Parque Yldefonso Solá MoralesCaguas, PR 6–1 DeVooght (2–0) Davenport (0–1) Rogers (1) 0 4–0 – 5 February 21 vs. No. 22 TCU College Baseball Series Globe Life FieldArlington, TX 4–10 Parker (1–0) Connolly (0–1) Sloan (1) 0 4–1 – 6 February 22 vs. College Baseball Series Globe Life Field 1–5 Lewis (1–0) K. Barr (0–1) – 0 4–2 – 7 February 23 vs. No. 5 Arkansas College Baseball Series Globe Life Field 6–8 Carter (2–0) DeVooght (2–1) McGuire (1) 0 4–3 – 8 February 28 at Blair FieldLong Beach, CA 3–6 Montgomery (3–0) DeVooght (2–2) Geiss (1) 2,367 4–4 –

March (11–8) # Date Opponent Rank Site/stadium Score Win Loss Save Attendance OverallRecord B1GRecord 9 March 1 at Long Beach State Blair Field 10–6 Connolly (1–1) Donegan (0–1) Rogers (2) 2,320 5–4 – 10 March 2 at Long Beach State Blair Field 7–6 Carey (1–0) Geiss (1–3) Debiec (1) 2,485 6–4 – 11 March 4 at UCLA Jackie Robinson StadiumLos Angeles, CA 5–22 (7) Rodriguez (1–0) K. Barr (0–2) – 453 6–5 – 12 March 5 at Riverside Sports ComplexRiverside, CA Cancelled 13 March 7 vs. Jackie Robinson Training ComplexVero Beach, FL 12–7 Carey (2–0) Schmitt (1–1) Rogers (3) 949 7–5 1–0 14 March 8 vs. Illinois Jackie Robinson Training Complex 6–5 Connolly (2–1) Ross (0–1) – 923 8–5 2–0 15 March 9 vs. Illinois Jackie Robinson Training Complex 2–6 Bates (1–0) Vigue (0–1) – 765 8–6 2–1 16 March 11 Ray Fisher StadiumAnn Arbor, MI 6–4 Carey (3–0) Skeriotis (0–1) Rogers (4) 644 9–6 – 17 March 12 at Michigan State McLane Baseball StadiumEast Lansing, MI 11–7 Kasner (2–0) Grundman (1–1) – 1,487 10–6 – 18 March 14 USC Ray Fisher Stadium 4–7 Hunter (3–1) Lally Jr. (1–1) Hedges (1) 1,172 10–7 2–2 19 March 15 USC Ray Fisher Stadium 3–4 Aoki (2–1) Rogers (0–1) Edwards (1) 858 10–8 2–3 20 March 16 USC Ray Fisher Stadium 11–0 K. Barr (1–2) Govel (1–2) – 805 11–8 3–3 21 March 18 Ray Fisher Stadium 0–6 Gaber (1–2) Bradley (0–1) – 494 11–9 – 22 March 21 at Purdue Alexander FieldWest Lafayette, IN 13–3 (7) Lally Jr. (2–1) Doorn (4–1) – 1,220 12–9 4–3 23 March 22 at Purdue Alexander Field 6–9 Cook (1–0) Debiec (0–1) – 12–10 4–4 24 March 22 at Purdue Alexander Field 12–9 K. Barr (2–2) Van Assen (2–1) Rogers (5) 1,360 13–10 5–4 25 March 25 Ray Fisher Stadium 8–9 Davis (2–0) Rogers (0–2) – 550 13–11 – 26 March 28 Ray Fisher Stadium 5–12 Desanto (5–1) Lally Jr. (2–2) – 988 13–12 6–4 27 March 29 Penn State Ray Fisher Stadium 8–7 Rogers (1–2) Horwat (4–2) – 1,386 14–12 7–4 28 March 30 Penn State Ray Fisher Stadium 6–5 K. Barr (3–2) Demell (1–2) Debiec (2) 1,280 15–12 7–5

April (12–5) # Date Opponent Rank Site/stadium Score Win Loss Save Attendance OverallRecord B1GRecord 29 April 1 at Eastern Michigan Oestrike StadiumYpsilanti, MI 13–2 (7) Carey (4–0) Milligan (0–1) – 250 16–12 – 30 April 4 at No. 15 Oregon PK ParkEugene, OR 2–15 (7) Grinnell (5–1) Lally Jr. (2–3) – 3,703 16–13 7–6 31 April 5 at No. 15 Oregon PK Park 3–13 (8) Featherston (2–0) Vigue (0–2) – 4,130 16–14 7–7 32 April 6 at No. 15 Oregon PK Park 12–11 Rogers (2–2) Knox (1–2) Debiec (3) 2,536 17–14 8–7 33 April 8 Ray Fisher Stadium 13–0 (7) Carey (5–0) Ross (1–2) – 244 18–14 – 34 April 9 Ray Fisher Stadium 8–7 (10) Rogers (3–2) Uhlenhake (1–2) – 101 19–14 – 35 April 11 Ray Fisher Stadium 10–0 (7) Lally Jr. (3–3) Arnold (0–3) – 752 20–14 – 36 April 12 Mount St. Mary's Ray Fisher Stadium 3–1 K. Barr (4–2) Sarre (3–4) Rogers (6) 1,353 21–14 – 37 April 13 Mount St. Mary's Ray Fisher Stadium 10–0 (7) Carey (6–0) Andrews (0–3) – 1,134 22–14 – 38 April 15 at Toledo Scott Park Baseball ComplexToledo, OH 10–0 (7) Connolly (3–1) Leininger (3–5) – 911 23–14 – 39 April 18 Iowa Ray Fisher Stadium 5–6 Wright (2–1) Vigue (0–3) Hogue (1) 1,604 23–15 8–8 40 April 19 Iowa Ray Fisher Stadium 2–3 Savary (6–0) K. Barr (4–3) Wheatley (1) 1,531 23–16 8–9 41 April 20 Iowa Ray Fisher Stadium 4–7 Watts (3–2) Vigue (0–4) – 1,088 23–17 8–10 42 April 22 Bowling Green Ray Fisher Stadium 9–2 Rogers (4–2) Krouse (2–1) – 493 24–17 – 43 April 25 Michigan State Ray Fisher Stadium 8–2 K. Barr (5–3) Farquhar (2–1) – 1,663 25–17 9–10 44 April 26 Michigan State Ray Fisher Stadium 9–2 Lally Jr. (4–3) Dzierwa (6–2) – 1,884 26–17 10–10 45 April 27 Michigan State Ray Fisher Stadium 6–5 Carey (7–0) Higgins (3–4) Rogers (7) 2,226 27–17 11–10

May (5–2) # Date Opponent Rank Site/stadium Score Win Loss Save Attendance OverallRecord B1GRecord 46 May 3 at Bill Davis StadiumColumbus, OH 23–1 (7) K. Barr (6–3) Erdmann (0–7) – 0 28–17 12–10 47 May 4 at Ohio State Bill Davis Stadium 11–4 Vigue (1–4) Kuzniewski (3–5) – 0 29–17 13–10 48 May 4 at Ohio State Bill Davis Stadium 13–3 (8) Carey (8–0) Michalak (1–5) – 2,143 30–17 14–10 49 May 7 Ray Fisher Stadium 8–7 P. Barr (1–0) Smith (1–1) Vigue (1) 424 31–17 – 50 May 9 at Nebraska Hawks FieldLincoln, NE 2–3 Timmerman (2–1) K. Barr (6–4) Broderick (1) 5,804 31–18 14–11 51 May 10 at Nebraska Hawks Field 2–5 Broderick (3–2) Lally Jr. (4–4) – 5,832 31–19 14–12 52 May 11 at Nebraska Hawks Field 3–1 Rogers (5–2) Christo (1–2) – 6,044 32–19 15–12 53 May 13 Ray Fisher Stadium Cancelled 54 May 15 Indiana Ray Fisher Stadium 7–8 Yarberry (2–0) K. Barr (6–5) Seebold (1) 1,322 32–20 15–13 55 May 16 Indiana Ray Fisher Stadium 1–8 Gilley (9–3) Lally Jr. (4–5) Grable (1) 1,678 32–21 15–14 56 May 17 Indiana Ray Fisher Stadium 8–3 Carey (9–0) Swanson (2–2) Rogers (8) 1,411 33–21 16–14 |- ! colspan=2 style="" | Postseason (0–2)

# Date Opponent Rank StadiumSite Score Win Loss Save Attendance OverallRecord B1GTRecord 57 May 20 vs. (11) Illinois (7) Charles Schwab FieldOmaha, NE 5–6 (10) Bates (2–2) Rogers (5–3) – 0 33–22 0–1 58 May 22 vs. (2) No. 13 UCLA (7) Charles Schwab Field 5–7 Rissas (1–2) P. Barr (1–1) Souza (1) 0 33–23 0–2 |- |- style="text-align:center;"

Rankings

Awards and honors

All-Big TenPlayerSelectionRef. Will Rogers First Team Mitch Voit Benny Casillas Second Team Tate Carey Freshman Team Brayden Jefferis Mitch Voit All-Defensive Team

References