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The 2019 Georgia Bulldogs baseball team represented the University of Georgia in the 2019 NCAA Division I baseball season . The Bulldogs played their home games at Foley Field .
Preseason
Preseason All-American teams
3rd Team
The SEC media poll was released on February 7, 2019 with the Bulldogs predicted to finish in third place in the Eastern Division.[ 3]
Media poll (East)
Predicted finish
Team
Votes (1st place)
1
Vanderbilt
87 (9)
2
Florida
81 (4)
3
Georgia
68 (1)
4
South Carolina
53
5
Tennessee
40
6
Kentucky
30
7
Missouri
26
Preseason All-SEC teams
1st Team
Aaron Schunk - Third Baseman
2nd Team
Mason Meadows - Catcher
LJ Talley - Second Baseman
Aaron Schunk - Designated Hitter/Utility
Roster
Schedule and results
Legend
Georgia win
Georgia loss
Postponement
Bold
Georgia team member
2019 Georgia Bulldogs Baseball Game Log
Regular Season (42–14)
February (7–1)
Date
Opponent
Rank
Site/Stadium
Score
Win
Loss
Save
TV
Attendance
Overall Record
SEC Record
Feb. 15
Dayton
No. 9
Foley Field Athens, Georgia
5–1
Emerson Hancock (1–0)
Hunter Wolfe (0–1)
Ryan Webb (1)
SECN+
2,056
1–0
Feb. 16 (1)
Dayton
No. 9
Foley Field
10–7
Will Proctor (1–0)
Aaron Ernst (0–1)
Aaron Schunk (1)
SECN+
3,204
2–0
Feb. 16 (2)
Dayton
No. 9
Foley Field
13–1
Tony Locey (1–0)
Cole Pletka (0–1)
SECN+
3,204
3–0
Feb. 19
at Kennesaw State
No. 9
Stillwell Baseball Stadium Kennesaw, Georgia
Cancelled due to weather.
Feb. 23
UMass Lowell
No. 9
Foley Field
W 6–2
Emerson Hancock (2–0)
Nick Rand (0–2)
SECN+
1,917
4–0
Feb. 24 (1)
UMass Lowell
No. 9
Foley Field
W 13–5
Will Proctor (2–0)
Henry Funaro (0–2)
SECN+
2,006 (DH)
5–0
Feb. 24 (2)
UMass Lowell
No. 9
Foley Field
W 12–5
Tony Locey (2–0)
Sean O'Neill (0–1)
SECN+
2,006 (DH)
6–0
Feb. 26
LIU Brooklyn
No. 9
Foley Field
L 0–1
Jackson Svete (1–0)
Tim Elliott (0–1)
Nick Torres (1)
SECN+
1,548
6–1
Feb. 27
Kennesaw State
No. 9
Foley Field
W 11–1
C.J. Smith (1–0)
Jake Rothwell (0–2)
SECN+
1,649
7–1
March (16–4)
Date
Opponent
Rank
Site/Stadium
Score
Win
Loss
Save
TV
Attendance
Overall Record
SEC Record
Mar. 1
at Georgia Southern
No. 9
J. I. Clements Stadium Statesboro, Georgia
W 3–1
Emerson Hancock (3–0)
Seth Shuman (0–3)
Aaron Schunk (2)
ESPN+
2,247
8–1
Mar. 2
at Georgia Southern
No. 9
J. I. Clements Stadium
W 4–2
Zac Kristofak (1–0)
Braden Hays (0–2)
Aaron Schunk (3)
ESPN+
2,916
9–1
Mar. 3
at Georgia Southern
No. 9
J. I. Clements Stadium
L 7–10
David Johnson (1–0)
Jack Gowen (0–1)
Hayden Harris (1)
ESPN+
1,554
9–2
Mar. 5
Alabama State
No. 9
Foley Field
W 11–3
Tim Elliott (1–1)
AJ Stinson (0–2)
SECN+
1,379
10–2
Mar. 6
Jacksonville State
No. 9
Foley Field
W 5–1
C.J. Smith (2–0)
Jackson Tavel (2–1)
Aaron Schunk (4)
SECN+
1,352
11–2
Mar. 8
Presbyterian
No. 9
Foley Field
W 17–0
Emerson Hancock (4–0)
Eric Miles (1–1)
SECN+
1,415
12–2
Mar. 9 (1)
Presbyterian
No. 9
Foley Field
W 7–6
Zac Kristofak (2–0)
Colton Springs (1–1)
Aaron Schunk (5)
SECN+
1,960 (DH)
13–2
Mar. 9 (2)
Presbyterian
No. 9
Foley Field
W 8–1
Tony Locey (3–0)
Reagan Fowler (0–3)
SECN+
1,960 (DH)
14–2
Mar. 13
at Georgia State
No. 8
Georgia State Baseball Complex Atlanta, Georgia
W 6–3
Tim Elliott (2–1)
Tyler Koch (0–2)
Aaron Schunk (6)
392
15–2
Mar. 15
at No. 22 South Carolina
No. 8
Founders Park Columbia, South Carolina
W 6–1
Emerson Hancock (5–0)
Wesley Sweatt (1–1)
SECN+
6,435
16–2
1–0
Mar. 16
at No. 22 South Carolina
No. 8
Founders Park
W 8–7
Will Proctor (3–0)
Daniel Lloyd (2–1)
Aaron Schunk (7)
SECN+
7,210
17–2
2–0
Mar. 17
at No. 22 South Carolina
No. 8
Founders Park
W 4–2
Zac Kristofak (3–0)
Brett Kerry (2–1)
SECN+
6,539
18–2
3–0
Mar. 19
Georgia State
No. 5
Foley Field
W 11–1
Tim Elliott (3–1)
Grant Gaspard (0–1)
SECN+
1,814
19–2
Mar. 22
No. 10 LSU
No. 5
Foley Field
L 0–1
Zack Hess (2–1)
Emerson Hancock (5–1)
Devin Fontenot (1)
SECN+
3,209
19–3
3–1
Mar. 23
No. 10 LSU
No. 5
Foley Field
W 2–0
Justin Glover (1–0)
Cole Henry (1–1)
Aaron Schunk (8)
SECN
3,344
20–3
4–1
Mar. 24
No. 10 LSU
No. 5
Foley Field
W 9–7
Tony Locey (4–0)
Eric Walker (1–1)
Aaron Schunk (9)
SECN
3,042
21–3
5–1
Mar. 26
at Georgia Tech
No. 4
Russ Chandler Stadium Atlanta, Georgia
L 2–11
Amos Willingham (4–0)
Adam Goodman (0–1)
1,974
21–4
Mar. 28
at Kentucky
No. 4
Kentucky Proud Park Lexington, Kentucky
W 7–3
Emerson Hancock (6–1)
Jimmy Ramsey (2–2)
SECN
3,292
22–4
6–1
Mar. 29
at Kentucky
No. 4
Kentucky Proud Park
L 0–5
Zack Thompson (2–0)
C.J. Smith (2–1)
SECN+
3,124
22–5
6–2
Mar. 30
at Kentucky
No. 4
Kentucky Proud Park
W 10–8
Aaron Schunk (1–0)
Daniel Harper (2–1)
SECN+
3,134
23–5
7–2
April (11–7)
Date
Opponent
Rank
Site/Stadium
Score
Win
Loss
Save
TV
Attendance
Overall Record
SEC Record
April 2
at No. 23 Clemson
No. 4
Doug Kingsmore Stadium Clemson, South Carolina
W 5-3
Tim Elliott (4-1)
Brooks Crawford (1-2)
Aaron Schunk (10)
5,170
24–5
April 3
Kennesaw State
No. 4
Foley Field
W 7-6
Adam Goodman (1-1)
Jared Rine (1-3)
Zac Kristofak (1)
1,402
25-5
April 5
No. 5 Vanderbilt
No. 4
Foley Field
L 2-3
Tyler Brown (1-0)
Aaron Schunk (1-1)
SECN+
3,188
25–6
7–3
April 6
No. 5 Vanderbilt
No. 4
Foley Field
W 8-3
C.J. Smith (3-1)
Patrick Raby (5-1)
SECN+
3,117
26–6
8–3
April 7
No. 5 Vanderbilt
No. 4
Foley Field
W 3-1
Tony Locey (5-0)
Kumar Rocker (2-4)
Zac Kristofak (2)
SECN
3,045
27–6
9–3
April 9
No. 17 Georgia Tech
No. 2
Foley Field
W 12-2
Tim Elliott (5-1)
Amos Willingham (4-2)
SECN
3,009
28–6
April 11
at Tennessee
No. 2
Lindsey Nelson Stadium Knoxville, Tennessee
L 0-2
Andrew Schultz (1-0)
Emerson Hancock (6-2)
Redmond Walsh (5)
SECN
1,994
28–7
9–4
April 12
at Tennessee
No. 2
Lindsey Nelson Stadium
L 0-3
Garrett Stallings (6-2)
C.J. Smith (3-2)
SECN+
2,765
28–8
9–5
April 13
at Tennessee
No. 2
Lindsey Nelson Stadium
W 7-1
Tony Locey (6-0)
Zach Linginfelter (5-4)
Zac Kristofak (3)
SECN+
3,311
29–8
10–5
April 16
No. 24 Clemson
No. 5
Foley Field
W 3-2
Darryn Pasqua (1-0)
Luke Sommerfeld (0-1)
SECN
3,419
30–8
April 18
No. 21 Missouri
No. 5
Foley Field
W 3-0
Emerson Hancock (7-2)
Jacob Cantleberry (3-3)
Zac Kristofak (4)
ESPNU
2,553
31–8
11–5
April 19
No. 21 Missouri
No. 5
Foley Field
W 5-2
Cole Wilcox (1-0)
Art Joven (3-1)
Aaron Schunk (11)
SECN+
2,962
32–8
12–5
April 20
No. 21 Missouri
No. 5
Foley Field
W 4-2
Tony Locey (7-0)
TJ Sikkema (4-3)
Zac Kristofak (5)
SECN+
2,860
33–8
13–5
April 23
vs. No. 11 Georgia Tech
No. 4
SunTrust Park Atlanta, Georgia
L 6-8
Hugh Chapman (1-0)
Tim Elliott (5-2)
Tristin English (5)
SECN+
18,861
33–9
April 26
at No. 9 Mississippi State
No. 4
Dudy Noble Field Starkville, Mississippi
L 3-19
Ethan Small (5-1)
C.J. Smith (3-3)
SECN+
9,061
33–10
13–6
April 27
at No. 9 Mississippi State
No. 4
Dudy Noble Field
L 3-9
JT Ginn (8-2)
Tony Locey (7-1)
SECN
9,572
33–11
13–7
April 28
at No. 9 Mississippi State
No. 4
Dudy Noble Field
L 5-6
Peyton Plumlee (3-3)
Tim Elliott (5-3)
SECN+
8,204
33–12
13–8
April 30
vs. The Citadel
No. 9
SRP Park North Augusta, South Carolina
W 9-0
Logan Moody (1-0)
Alex Bialakis (0-5)
3,602
34–12
May (8–2)
Date
Opponent
Rank
Site/Stadium
Score
Win
Loss
Save
TV
Attendance
Overall Record
SEC Record
May 3
Florida
No. 9
Foley Field
W 6-4
Tony Locey (8-1)
Tommy Mace (7-4)
Zac Kristofak (6)
SECN+
3,106
35–12
14-8
May 5 (1)
Florida
No. 9
Foley Field
W 9-1
Tim Elliott (6-3)
Jack Leftwich (4-5)
ESPN2
2,807
36–12
15–8
May 5 (2)
Florida
No. 9
Foley Field
W 4-1
Cole Wilcox (2-0)
Nolan Crisp (3-2)
SECN+
2,845
37–12
16–8
May 8
at Jacksonville State
No. 8
Rudy Abbott Field Jacksonville, Alabama
L 8-9
Cody Willingham (1-1)
Aaron Schunk (1-2)
ESPN+
1,527
37–13
May 10
at Auburn
No. 8
Plainsman Park Auburn, Alabama
W 11-2
Tony Locey (9-1)
Jack Owen (4-1)
SECN+
3,703
38–13
17–8
May 11 (1)
at Auburn
No. 8
Plainsman Park
L 3-4
Cody Greenhill (2-2)
Cole Wilcox (2-1)
SECN+
3,361
38–14
17–9
May 11 (2)
at Auburn
No. 8
Plainsman Park
W 10-8
Zac Kristofak (4-0)
Blake Schilleci (0-2)
SECN+
3,340
39–14
18–9
May 16
Alabama
No. 7
Foley Field
W 9-4
Cole Wilcox (3-1)
Tyler Ras (1-3)
SECN+
3,006
40–14
19-9
May 17
Alabama
No. 7
Foley Field
W 12-2
Tony Locey (10-1)
Brock Love (5-5)
SECN+
3,093
41–14
20–9
May 18
Alabama
No. 7
Foley Field
W 9-1
Emerson Hancock (8-2)
Sam Finnerty (6-8)
SECN+
3,010
42–14
21–9
Post-Season (4–3)
SEC Tournament (2–1)
Date
Opponent
Seed/Rank
Site/Stadium
Score
Win
Loss
Save
TV
Attendance
Overall Record
SECT Record
May 22
vs. No. 13 Texas A&M
No. 7
Hoover Metropolitan Stadium Hoover, Alabama
W 2-0
Zac Kristofak (5-0)
Joseph Menefree (3-2)
SECN
5,264
43–14
1-0
May 23
vs. No. 5 Arkansas
No. 7
Hoover Metropolitan Stadium
W 3-1
Ryan Webb (1-0)
Jacob Kostyshock (1-3)
Aaron Schunk (12)
SECN
8,620
44–14
2-0
May 25
vs. No. 22 Ole Miss
No. 7
Hoover Metropolitan Stadium
L 3-5
Max Cioffi (2-2)
Tony Locey (10-2)
Parker Caracci (11)
SECN
12,872
44–15
2-1
Athens Regional (2-2)
Date
Opponent
Seed/Rank
Site/Stadium
Score
Win
Loss
Save
TV
Attendance
Overall Record
Regional Record
May 31
(4) Mercer
No. 7 (1)
Foley Field
W 13-3
Tony Locey (11-2)
Tanner Hall (8-6)
SECN
3,256
45-15
1–0
June 1
(3) Florida State
No. 7 (1)
Foley Field
L 3-12
CJ Van Eyk (10-3)
Emerson Hancock (8-3)
ESPN2
3,046
45-16
1-1
June 2
(2) Florida Atlantic
No. 7 (1)
Foley Field
W 13-0
Tim Elliott (7-3)
Mike Ruff (6-5)
SECN
2,773
46-16
2-1
June 3
(3) Florida State
No. 7 (1)
Foley Field
L 1-10
Conor Grady (9-5)
Cole Wilcox (3-2)
ESPNU
2,996
46-17
2-2
Schedule Source: [ 4]
*Rankings are based on the team's current ranking in the D1Baseball poll.
Athens Regional
Athens Regional Teams
(1) Georgia Bulldogs
(2) Florida Atlantic Owls
(3) Florida State Seminoles
(4) Mercer Bears
First Round Semi-Finals Finals 1 Georgia 13 4 Mercer 3 1 Georgia 3 3 Florida State 12 3 Florida State 13 2 Florida Atlantic 7 3 Florida State 1 Georgia Lower round 1 Lower final 1 Georgia 13 4 Mercer 6 2 Florida Atlantic 0 2 Florida Atlantic 10
Rankings
^ Collegiate Baseball ranked 40 teams in their preseason poll, but only ranked 30 teams weekly during the season.† NCBWA ranks 35 teams in their preseason poll, but only ranks 30 teams weekly during the season.* A new poll was not released for this week, so for comparison purposes, the previous week's ranking is inserted in this week's slot.
References
Venues Rivalries People Seasons National Championships in Bold ; College World Series appearances in italics