STILLWATER – Oklahoma State’s Kollin Ritchie joined some rarified air on Friday as the junior from Atoka, OK, became just the 28th player in program history to be named to the 2026 ABCA/Rawlings All-America First Team.
This marks the fourth All-America honor this season for Ritchie as he was named second team by Baseball America, NCBWA and Perfect Game. He’s also the first Cowboy baseball player since Justin Campbell in 2022 to earn First Team honors and the seventh under head coach Josh Holliday, giving OSU 157 All-Americans in program history.
This past season, Ritchie posted an impressive .326 batting average across 60 games, with 31 home runs, 185 total bases, 81 runs and 75 RBIs with an .804 slugging percentage.
His 31 home runs are the most for a Pokes since 1999 and they ranked second in program history behind Pete Incaviglia’s NCAA record 48.
Ritchie now ranks eighth all-time in OSU history with 53 career home runs and an .804 slugging percentage.
