Three Oregon Ducks selected for USA Baseball Collegiate National Team camp
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Jun 15, 2026, 7:15 PM
Last updated Jun 15, 2026
Oregon baseball players Will Sanford, Tanner Bradley, and Brayden Jaksa have been invited to the USA Baseball Collegiate National Team Training Camp this summer. They are among 53 players vying for a spot on the 28-man roster. The team will engage in exhibitions in late June, leading up to a series of games in North Carolina from June 30 to July 4. Following the domestic schedule, the Collegiate National Team will compete in the World Collegiate Baseball Championship beginning July 11 in Taiwan. Oregon last had a player selected for this team in 2018.
- •Will Sanford finished the season with a 3.74 ERA and 126 strikeouts.
- •Tanner Bradley posted a 1.66 ERA with 84 strikeouts in 31 appearances.
- •Brayden Jaksa recorded a.318 batting average with 10 home runs.
- •The training camp camp will have 53 players competing for 28 roster spots.
- •The championship game is scheduled for July 15 if the team advances.
- 7:15 PMYahoo Sports — Three Ducks invited to USA Baseball Collegiate National Team
"Three Oregon baseball stars were invited to USA Baseball Collegiate National Team Training Camp late this summer.
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