Ty Smolinski named Cape Cod League MVP for K-State baseball

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Last updated Aug 14, 2026

Ty Smolinski named Cape Cod League MVP for K-State baseball
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Ty Smolinski has been named the Cape Cod Baseball League MVP, becoming the first player from the Big 12 to receive this honor. The K-State junior infielder played for the Harwich Mariners and contributed to their championship victory this summer. Smolinski posted a.313 batting average with six home runs and 10 stolen bases during the regular season. In the 2025 season with the Wildcats, he had a.339 batting average and led the team with 18 doubles. His performance solidifies his position as a key player for K-State baseball moving forward.

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  • Smolinski played for the Harwich Mariners in the Cape Cod League
  • He recorded 42 hits and 27 runs scored this summer
  • Smolinski had six home runs and 10 stolen bases
  • He finished third on K-State with a.339 batting average
  • He led K-State with 18 doubles in the past season
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TOPEKA (KSNT) – Ty Smolinski becomes the first Big 12 player to be named the league’s most valuable player. The K-State junior infielder spent the summer playing for the Harwich Mariners in the Cape Cod Baseball League, which is the top collegiate summer league in the nation. Smolinski helped the Mariners win the 2026 CCBL […]

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