Hog Tracker | Where Arkansas baseball players are playing summer ball in 2026

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With the Arkansas baseball season over, a number of the players will head off to play in various summer leagues around the country.

The Cape Cod Baseball League, where the Razorbacks have eight players from the 2026 roster signed to play, is the most prestigious of those leagues. In summer ball, players come from various colleges around the country — not just Division I players, but those from Divisions II and III, NAIA and junior college programs. Hitters use wood bats.

Players who perform well in summer leagues can parlay that into breakout college seasons or improved draft positioning.

Here are where current Hogs are playing this summer.


This story will be updated throughout the next two months with stats for each player.

Cape Cod League​

Bourne Braves​

• Jackson Kircher, right-handed pitcher

Brewster Whitecaps​

• Tye Briscoe, left-handed pitcher
• Jordan Martin, right-handed pitcher
• Alexander Peck, infielder

Chatham Angels​

• Colin Fisher, left-handed pitcher

Cotuit Kettleers​

• Steele Eaves, right-handed pitcher

Wareham Gatemen​

• Mark Brissey, right-handed pitcher
• Peyton Lee, right-handed pitcher

California Collegiate League​

Santa Barbara Foresters​

• Carter Rutenbar, utility
• Christian Turner, outfielder
• Luke Cornelison, infielder/right-handed pitcher

New England Collegiate Baseball League​

Ocean State Waves​

• Grant Wren, right-handed pitcher

Northwoods League​

Fond du Lac Dock Spiders​

• Carson Willis, catcher

Jackson Fuller covers Arkansas football, basketball and baseball for the Southwest Times Record, part of the USA TODAY Network. Reach him at [email protected] or follow him @jacksonfuller16 on X, formerly known as Twitter.

This article originally appeared on Fort Smith Times Record: Where Arkansas baseball players are playing summer ball in 2026

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