Texas's Luke Harrison and Anthony Pack Jr. selected for USA Baseball's 2026 team
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Jul 6, 2026, 8:53 AM
Last updated Jul 6, 2026
USA Baseball has finalized its roster for the 2026 Collegiate National Team, including Texas players Luke Harrison and Anthony Pack Jr. The team, consisting of 28 players, will compete in the inaugural World Collegiate Baseball Championship starting July 11 in Taichung City, Taiwan. Harrison had a standout performance with 10 strikeouts and no runs allowed during exhibitions, while Pack Jr. led the offense with key statistical contributions. Both players were part of earlier practice sessions leading up to the selection.
- •Harrison recorded 10 strikeouts and no runs allowed in exhibitions.
- •Pack Jr. led in RBI and total bases for USA Baseball.
- •The Collegiate National Team will compete starting July 11.
- •Texas has a notable history in the Collegiate National Team selections.
- 8:53 AMYahoo Sports — Texas baseball’s Luke Harrison, Anthony Pack Jr.‘s names included on USA Baseball’s 2026 Collegiate National Team
"Earlier this week, USA Baseball released its final roster for the organization’s 28-player 2026 Collegiate National Team. Among the roster’s players were two Texas baseball standouts: right-handed pitcher Luke Harrison and one of college baseball’s most naturally gifted hitters, Anthony Pack Jr. The Texas duo are now the 33rd and 34th Texas players to land […]
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