SEC Baseball Tournament 2026 Bracket, Schedule, Format, Team Rosters, Standings

The 2026 SEC Baseball tournament field was set after the regular season wrapped up on Saturday.

Georgia enters the tournament as the No. 1 seed, while Texas sits at No. 2.

16 schools are involved in the event, which will be held at Hoover Met Stadium in Alabama once again.

Here's a full preview of the 2026 tournament.

Schedule and Format

First Round: May 19

Second Round: May 20

Quarterfinal Round: May 21 - May 22

Semifinal Round: May 23

Championship Game: May 24

*Full schedule including game times and bracket available here.

Team Rosters

• Alabama Crimson Tide
• Arkansas Razorbacks
• Auburn Tigers
• Florida Gators
• Georgia Bulldogs
• Kentucky Wildcats
• LSU Tigers
• Mississippi State Bulldogs
• Missouri Tigers
• Oklahoma Sooners
• Ole Miss Rebels
• South Carolina Gamecocks
• Tennessee Volunteers
• Texas Longhorns
• Texas A&M Aggies
• Vanderbilt Commodores

Top Prospects

Justin Lebron, SS, Alabama Crimson Tide

Following an impressive 2025 season, Justin Lebron entered his 2026 campaign with high expectations after receiving a Second Team Preseason All-American nod.

In 52 games heading into Saturday's action, Lebron hit .263 with nine doubles and 14 home runs to go along with 39 RBI. He also recorded 37 stolen bases while posting a .906 OPS.

Lebron was listed as the No. 5 overall prospect in the 2026 draft class by MLB.com.

"The only knock on Lebron is a tendency to chase pitches out of the zone, especially breaking balls," MLB.com wrote. "But he's also making strides with his approach and two-strike plan and could develop into an average hitter, which would make him an All-Star."

Chris Hacopian, 2B, Texas A&M

Chris Hacopian is looking to end his first year at Texas A&M on a high note after earning Second Team All-Big Ten honors for his 2025 season at Maryland.

Hacopian racked up nine homers and 32 RBI in 36 appearances prior to Saturday's slate while slashing .310/.401/.556.

He was ranked as the No. 12 prospect in the 2026 draft by MLB.com.

"Hacopian can make hitting look easy because he has advanced feel for the barrel and control of the strike zone," MLB.com wrote. "Though he has a busy setup, his right-handed stroke always seems to be on time and produces consistent hard contact."

Hacopian is looking to help the Aggies advance even further in the SEC tournament after they fell in the quarterfinals last season.