Four Oregon Ducks named All-Americans by Perfect Game USA
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Jun 11, 2026, 7:29 PM
Last updated Jun 11, 2026
Four players from the Oregon Ducks baseball team received All-American honors from Perfect Game USA following the conclusion of their 2026 season. Right-handed pitcher Will Sanford and reliever Tanner Bradley earned third-team All-American distinctions. Sanford finished with a 3.74 ERA and 126 strikeouts, while Bradley posted a 1.66 ERA in 31 appearances. Freshmen Angel Laya and Brayden Jaksa made history as the first Ducks to earn Freshman All-American honors, with Laya named to the first team and Jaksa to the second team. Laya hit 14 home runs, setting a program freshman record, whereas Jaksa drove in 36 runs during his rookie season.
- •Will Sanford and Tanner Bradley are third-team All-Americans.
- •Angel Laya and Brayden Jaksa earned Freshman All-American honors.
- •Laya set a freshman record with 14 home runs.
- •Sanford recorded 126 strikeouts, second most in program history.
- •Bradley had a 1.66 ERA and led the team in appearances.
- 7:29 PMYahoo Sports — Four Ducks earn All-American honors from Perfect Game USA
"The Oregon Ducks earned four All-American nominations from Perfect Game USA after an excellent 2026 season.
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