Tracking where Vanderbilt baseball players, signees are playing summer ball in 2026

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With the Vanderbilt baseball season over, many of the top Commodores are heading to summer leagues around the country.

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Three players − Brodie Johnston, Ryker Waite and Aiden Stillman − were selected for the USA Baseball Collegiate National Team training camp. From the training camp, a roster will be selected to take part in the World Collegiate Baseball Championship in Taiwan. All three players are also slated to go to the Cape Cod League, though some Team USA players opt against going to the Cape.

Seven additional players will be playing in the Cape Cod League after just five returning players played on the Cape in 2025, with many players instead remaining on campus over the summer.

Here is a list of players from Vanderbilt who will be playing summer ball. The original list was provided by the program. New additions to the roster will be compiled using summer league rosters and stats.

This story will be updated.

Where returning Vanderbilt baseball players are playing summer ball

Cape Cod League

Bourne Braves: INF Ryker Waite, INF/OF Rustan Rigdon, RHP Tyler Baird, LHP Aiden Stillman

Y-D Red Sox: 1B Tommy Goodin, INF Brodie Johnston, RHP Connor Hamilton

Chatham Anglers: RHP Wyatt Nadeau, C Korbin Reynolds

Brewster Whitecaps: RHP Nate Taylor

New England Collegiate Baseball League

Newport Gulls: RHP Nate Schlote

Northwoods League

Lakeshore Chinooks: INF/OF Carson Quillen, OF Cade Sears, C Aukai Kea

Waterloo Bucks: OF Collin Brightwell

Where incoming Vanderbilt baseball freshmen, transfers are playing summer ball

Appalachian League

Johnson City Doughboys: INF Gunner Skelton, OF Michael Holt

Kingsport Axemen: LHP Jameson Napper

Aria Gerson covers Vanderbilt athletics for The Tennessean. Contact her at [email protected] or on X @aria_gerson.

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