The 2025 Florida Gators baseball team represents the University of Florida in the sport of baseball during the 2025 college baseball season. Florida competes in the Southeastern Conference (SEC). Home games are played at Condron Ballpark on the university's Gainesville, Florida, campus. The team is coached by Kevin O'Sullivan in his eighteenth season as Florida's head coach. The Gators entered the season looking to return to the College World Series, where they made a surprise run to the semifinals after finishing the regular season at 28–27 last season.

Preseason

Preseason SEC awards and honors Second baseman Cade Kurland was named to the All-SEC preseason first team. Catcher Luke Heyman and shortstop Colby Shelton were named to the All-SEC preseason second team.

Preseason All-SEC First Team Player No. Position Class Cade Kurland 4 2B Junior

Preseason All-SEC Second Team Player No. Position Class Luke Heyman 28 C Junior Colby Shelton 10 SS Junior

Coaches poll The SEC baseball coaches' poll was released on February 5, 2025.

SEC Coaches' Poll 1 Texas A&M 228 (10) 2 Tennessee 215 (1) 3 Arkansas 214 (3) 4 LSU 204 (1) 5 Florida 183 (1) 6 Georgia 165 7 Vanderbilt 156 8 Texas 146 9 Mississippi State 112 10 Kentucky 102 11 Oklahoma 101 12 Auburn 100 13 Alabama 98 14 South Carolina 61 15 Ole Miss 60 16 Missouri 31

Roster

Schedule Legend Florida win Florida loss PostponementBoldFlorida team member

2025 Florida Gators baseball game log (39–22) Regular season (37–19) February (10–0) Date Opponent Rank StadiumSite Score Win Loss Save Attendance OverallRecord SECRecordFebruary 14 Condron BallparkGainesville, FL W 7–0 L. Peterson (1–0) D. Rogers (0–1) None 6,935 1–0 –February 15 (1) Air Force No. 10 Condron Ballpark W 10–4 J. Clemente (1–0) C. Smelcer (0–1) 6,647 2–0 – Air Force No. 10 Condron Ballpark W 11–17 P. Coppola (1–0) J. Mitchell (0–1) None 6,647 3–0 –February 18 No. 10 Jacksonville, FL W 10–4 L. McNeillie (1–0) A. Walsh (0–1) None 1,018 4–0 –February 19 No. 10 Condron Ballpark Postponed (inclement weather) Makeup: March 19February 21 No. 10 Condron Ballpark W 13–17 L. Peterson (2–0) C. Peguero (0–2) None 6,204 5–0 –February 22 Dayton No. 10 Condron Ballpark W 11–18 F. Menendez (1–0) P. Malecha (0–1) None 8,155 6–0 –February 23 Dayton No. 10 Condron Ballpark P. Coppola (2–0) B. Dean (0–1) None 5,425 7–0 –February 25 at No. 8 Conrad ParkDeLand, FL W 6–1 A. King (1–0) E. Salak (0–1) None 2,916 8–0 –February 26 No. 8 Condron Ballpark W 7–6 None 5,086 9–0 –February 28 Miami (FL)Rivalry No. 8 Condron Ballpark W 6–2 L. Peterson (3–0) N. Robert (2–1) None 7,118 10–0 – Rescheduled from February 16 as a single-admission doubleheader due to the threat of inclement weather. March (9–11) Date Opponent Rank StadiumSite Score Win Loss Save Attendance OverallRecord SECRecordMarch 1 Miami (FL)Rivalry No. 8 Condron Ballpark W 6–3 A. King (2–0) G. Hugas (2–1) A. Philpott (1) 9,303 11–0 –March 2 Miami (FL)Rivalry No. 8 Condron Ballpark L 7–13 C. Fischer (1–0) None 7,316 11–1 –March 4 at UCF No. 7 John Euliano ParkOrlando, FL L 3–13 D. Castellano (2–0) M. Jenkins (0–1) None 4,204 11–2 –March 5 Florida Atlantic No. 7 Condron Ballpark W 4–2 B. Barlow (1–0) Z. Kilby (0–1) 4,408 12–2 –March 7 No. 7 Condron Ballpark W 12–07 L. Peterson (4–0) C. Fang (0–1) None 7,365 13–2 –March 8 (1) Harvard No. 7 Condron Ballpark W 7–07 A. King (3–0) T. Pauley (0–3) None 7,019 14–2 –March 8 (2) Harvard No. 7 Condron Ballpark L. McNeillie (2–0) G. Colasante (0–2) None 7,019 15–2 –March 11 at No. 5 Florida StateRivalry No. 7 Dick Howser StadiumTallahassee, FL W 7–2 J. Barberi (1–0) E. Chrest (2–1) None 6,700 16–2 –March 14 at No. 2 Tennessee No. 7 Knoxville, TN L 3–5 T. Franklin (1–0) L. Peterson (4–1) N. Snead (2) 6,298 16–3 0–1March 15 at No. 2 Tennessee No. 7 Lindsey Nelson Stadium L 0–107 M. Phillips (2–0) A. King (3–1) None 5,575 16–4 0–2March 16 at No. 2 Tennessee No. 7 Lindsey Nelson Stadium L 4–7 D. Loy (3–0) B. Barlow (1–1) N. Snead (3) 5,579 16–5 0–3March 18 Jacksonville Condron Ballpark W 16–47 A. Zenus (0–1) None 5,280 17–5 –March 19 Florida A&M No. 13 Condron Ballpark W 14–47 C. McDonald (2–0) R. Young (0–1) None 6,467 18–5 –March 21 No. 4 Georgia No. 13 Condron Ballpark L 7–8 J. Stephens (3–0) A. Philpott (0–1) K. Smith (1) 7,848 18–6 0–4March 22 No. 4 Georgia No. 13 Condron Ballpark L 2–17 B. Curley (2–0) B. Barlow (1–2) None 8,160 18–7 0–5March 23 No. 4 Georgia No. 13 Condron Ballpark L 4–157 L. Finley (2–0) J. Clemente (1–1) None 7,579 18–8 0–6March 25 Rivalry VyStar BallparkJacksonville, FL L 4–8 H. Rowan (1–0) A. Philpott (0–2) None 7,341 18–9 –March 27 at No. 15 Ole Miss Swayze FieldOxford, MS L 5–7 H. Elliott (5–0) L. McNeillie (2–0) B. Jones (1) 9,867 18–10 0–7March 28 (1) at No. 15 Ole Miss Swayze Field L 9–10 H. Calhoun (2–0) J. Barberi (1–1) None 9,504 18–11 0–8 at No. 15 Ole Miss Swayze Field W 11–8 L. McNeillie (3–1) B. Jones (1–1) B. Barlow (1) 9,576 19–11 1–8 Rescheduled from March 9 as a single-admission, 7-inning doubleheader due to the threat of inclement weather. Rescheduled from March 29 as a split doubleheader due to the threat of inclement weather. April (11–5) Date Opponent Rank StadiumSite Score Win Loss Save Attendance OverallRecord SECRecordApril 1 North Florida W 8–4 J. Clemente (2–1) J. Bellhorn (2–1) None 4,905 20–11 –April 4 No. 23 Vanderbilt Condron Ballpark L 0–6 M. Green (1–2) L. Peterson (4–2) S. Hawks (3) 5,659 20–12 1–9April 5 No. 23 Vanderbilt Condron Ballpark L 2–3 A. Kranzler (5–1) B. Barlow (1–3) C. Fennell (1) 5,639 20–13 1–10April 6 No. 23 Vanderbilt Condron Ballpark L 3–11 M. Shorey (2–0) A. Philpott (0–3) T. O'Rourke (2) 5,546 20–14 1–11April 8 No. 9 Florida StateRivalry Condron Ballpark W 5–4 M. Biemiller (1–0) M. Martinez (0–2) J. Clemente (1) 6,059 21–14 –April 10 Missouri Condron Ballpark W 11–2 L. Peterson (5–2) B. Kehlenbrink (0–3) None 4,962 22–14 2–11April 11 Missouri Condron Ballpark Postponed (inclement weather) Makeup: April 12 as a single-admission, 7-inning doubleheaderApril 12 (1) Missouri Condron Ballpark W 5–07 A. King (4–1) K. Jacobi (2–5) 6,067 23–14 3–11 Missouri Condron Ballpark W 3–27 A. Philpott (1–3) X. Lovett (1–2) None 6,067 24–14 4–11April 15 Stetson Condron Ballpark A. Philpott (2–3) M. Davenport (0–4) None 4,948 25–14 –April 18 at Mississippi State Dudy Noble FieldStarkville, MS W 13–38 L. Peterson (6–2) S. Simmons (3–2) None 11,925 26–14 5–11April 19 at Mississippi State Dudy Noble Field W 11–8 A. Philpott (3–3) N. Williams (1–3) J. Clemente (3) 11,413 27–14 6–11April 20 Dudy Noble Field L 8–14 K. Ligon (4–4) L. McNeillie (3–2) None 9,699 27–15 6–12April 22 Condron Ballpark W 12–17 None 4,816 28–15 –April 25 No. 5 Arkansas Condron Ballpark W 6–4 L. Peterson (7–2) Z. Root (5–3) J. Clemente (4) 6,542 29–15 7–12April 26 No. 5 Arkansas Condron Ballpark L 0–7 G. Gaeckle (4–1) A. King (4–2) None 6,081 29–16 7–13April 27 No. 5 Arkansas Condron Ballpark W 9–5 L. McNeillie (4–2) C. Wiggins (1–1) J. Clemente (5) 5,681 30–16 8–13 May (7–3) Date Opponent Rank StadiumSite Score Win Loss Save Attendance OverallRecord SECRecordMay 2 Founders ParkColumbia, SC W 9–5 J. Soucie (3–1) J. Clemente (6) 7,616 31–16 9–13 at South Carolina Founders Park L. Peterson (8–2) J. McCoy (4–4) None 7,752 32–16 10–13May 4 at South Carolina Founders Park W 8–07 J. Barberi (2–1) A. Crowther (2–1) 7,151 33–16 11–13May 6 L 1–7 B. Keyster (1–0) A. Philpott (3–4) A. Longoria (1) 5,298 33–17 –May 9 at No. 1 Texas Disch–Falk FieldAustin, TX W 8–2 P. Coppola (3–0) R. Riojas (8–3) None 7,149 34–17 12–13May 10 at No. 1 Texas Disch–Falk Field L 2–5 T. Burns (1–2) M. Jenkins (0–2) D. Volantis (12) 7,073 34–18 12–14May 11 at No. 1 Texas Disch–Falk Field W 4–1 A. King (5–2) J. Flores (4–2) None 7,021 35–18 13–14May 15 No. 18 Alabama Condron Ballpark W 7–6 L. McNeillie (5–2) J. Clemente (7) 5,881 36–18 14–14May 16 No. 18 Alabama No. 23 Condron Ballpark L 6–9 R. Quick (8–2) B. Barlow (1–4) None 6,199 36–19 14–15May 17 No. 18 Alabama No. 23 Condron Ballpark W 9–3 A. King (6–2) Z. Adams (7–3) None 6,595 37–19 15–15 The game was suspended during the third inning due to inclement weather with Florida leading 1–0 and continued at 1:30 p.m. on May 4 prior to the start of the game scheduled for that day, which became a 7-inning game. Postseason (2–3) (1–1) Date Opponent Rank StadiumSite Score Win Loss Save Attendance OverallRecord SECTRecord First round Hoover, AL B. Stone (2–7) None 7,242 38–19 1–0May 21 vs. No. 17 (7) Ole MissSecond round No. 15 (10) Hoover Metropolitan Stadium L 1–3 H. Elliott (9–3) 38–20 1–1 (1–2) Date Opponent Rank StadiumSite Score Win Loss Save Attendance OverallRecord RegionalRecord vs. (3) First round Conway, SC L 6–11 E. Norby (8–4) None 4,517 38–21 0–1May 31 vs. (4) First round elimination game No. 17 (2) Springs Brooks Stadium A. King (7–2) B. Baker (8–2) None 4,321 39–21 1–1June 1 vs. (3) East Carolina No. 17 (2) Springs Brooks Stadium L 4–11 P. Coppola (3–1) 4,442 39–22 1–2 Schedule source:floridagators.com *Rankings are based on the team's current ranking in the D1 Baseball poll.

Record vs. conference opponents

Rankings

References