Seminole Sunday Sauce — June 15, 2025: 2024-25 Athletics Year Comes to an End
Another year has come and gone. Florida State’s 2024-25 athletics year came to an end this past week.
Florida State baseball saw its season end in the decisive game of the Corvallis Super Regional on Sunday night as the ninth-seeded Seminoles fell to No. 8 national seed Oregon State, 14-10.
A dismal start was too much for FSU to overcome as the Seminoles fell behind 13-3 through three innings. FSU admirably chipped away, but were two baserunners shy of bringing the tying run to the plate in the ninth. Max Williams, Chase Williams and Myles Bailey each homered in the loss.
Oregon State finished the night with five home runs. The Seminoles had 17 hits with Bailey, Chase Williams, Gage Harrelson and Hunter Carns each recording three. FSU finished the year with a record of 42-16.
The athletics year ended on Saturday as Florida State’s track and field teams wrapped up the NCAA Outdoor Championships. The FSU men finished 46th. The FSU women finished 26th.
Kyvon Tatham had the best finish for the men, placing third in the triple jump. Tyra Williams placed fifth in the 400-meter hurdles to lead the FSU women.
FOOTBALL
Commitments: Wihtlley Cadeau, 3-star DL* (No. 1,221 overall); Brandon Bennett, 4-star WR* (No. 218 overall*)
Decommitments: Jaylen Scott, 2027 4-star S* (No. 171 overall*)
2026 Recruiting Class Rank: No. 30 nationally, 11th in ACC (10 total commitments)
Wrap-up: FSU celebrated a couple nice commitments this week.
MEN’S BASKETBALL
Commitments: None
Decommitments: None
2026 Recruiting Class Rank: N/A (0 total commitments)
Wrap-up: Come December, FSU will host Georgia in the ACC/SEC Challenge.
Track and Field
Ranking: No. 19 USTFCCCA; No. 9 USTFCCCA South Region; women No. 6 USTFCCCA South Region
Past Week: Men finished 46th at the NCAA Outdoor Championships; women finished 26th
Recognitions: None
Wrap-up: FSU enjoyed some great performances at the NCAA Outdoor Championships.
Baseball
Record: 42-16
Ranking: No. 7 D1Baseball; No. 9 Baseball America; No. 11 Perfect Game; No. 8 NCBWA; No. 8 USA TODAY Coaches; No. 9 seed NCAA Tournament
Past Week: (0-1), lost to Oregon State in NCAA Super Regional on Sunday, 14-10
Recognitions: Alex Lodise, SS (Dick Howser Trophy winner, Perfect Game All-America first team, ABCA Southeast All-Region first team); Jamie Arnold, P (Perfect Game All-America first team, ABCA Southeast All-Region first team, NCBWA All-America first team); Myles Bailey, 1B (Perfect Game Freshman All-American, NCBWA All-America first team); Max Williams, OF (ABCA Southeast All-Region second team)
Wrap-up: Another strong season for FSU came to an end last week in Corvallis.
*Recruiting rankings according to the 247Sports Composite rankings
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