OSU Baseball Loaded With Talent Heading Into 2026 Season — 11 Cowboys earn Perfect Game top-100 recognition across all four classes

Brueggemann rated No. 9 returning senior as Ritchie, Thompson and eight other Cowboys earn national recognition

Daniel Allen

Jan 18, 2026 - 6 min read

Oklahoma State baseball players honored on Perfect Game's top-100 prospect lists for the 2026 season. Top row (from left): freshmen Remo Indomenico, Sebastian Norman, Parker Jennings, Zane Burns and sophomore Brock Thompson. Bottom row (from left): sophomores Noah Wech and Ethan Lund, juniors Kollin Ritchie and Avery Ortiz, and senior Colin Brueggemann. Brueggemann is rated as the No. 9 returning senior nationally. The Cowboys feature 10 nationally-ranked prospects across all four classes heading into the 2026 season. – Photos Courtesy OSU Athletics

OSU Baseball Loaded With Talent Heading Into 2026 Season — 11 Cowboys earn Perfect Game top-100 recognition across all four classes — Oklahoma State baseball players honored on Perfect Game's top-100 prospect lists for the 2026 season. Top row (from left): freshmen Remo Indomenico, Sebastian Norman, Parker Jennings, Zane Burns and sophomore Brock Thompson. Bottom row (from left): sophomores Noah Wech and Ethan Lund, juniors Kollin Ritchie and Avery Ortiz, and senior Colin Brueggemann. Brueggemann is rated as the No. 9 returning senior nationally. The Cowboys feature 10 nationally-ranked prospects across all four classes heading into the 2026 season. – Photos Courtesy OSU Athletics

Opening Day for college baseball is briskly approaching.

As coaches continue preparation for the inaugural weekend of the new season, preseason accolades and projections are gradually being unveiled. That continued this week.

On Friday, Perfect Game released its list of top-100 freshmen, sophomores, juniors and seniors for the upcoming season. Oklahoma State was represented in each with 10 names making the cut, headlined by a mixture of key returners, talented transfers and heralded freshmen prospects. Most of OSU’s delegates were position players, but there was a feasible mixture of pitchers included in the lists.

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