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Notable teams in the Southeast Region move up into the rankings or receiving votes.

Alex D. Pearce recaps the big events that happened over the week in the Southeast Region.

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The Opening Weekend in the South Region was eventful, as West Florida sweeps Florida Southern, Tampa, Barry, and Florida Tech had unbeaten weekends, and Miles + Edward Waters did some sweeping of their own.

North Greenville had an outstanding weekend, as did Catawba and Wingate, but who else had a good 1st weekend in the Southeast region? Find out her.

The Cal State Monterey Bay baseball program enters 2026 following a historic 39-win season and its fourth consecutive CCAA regular-season title. While the legendary Walt White faces significant roster turnover—returning just 14.8% of plate appearances—a heavy influx of high-impact transfers and a battle-tested bullpen have the Otters poised for another deep postseason run. With championship expectations firmly in place, the road to Cary, N.C., begins in Seaside.

The West Florida Argonauts enter 2026 as a reigning South Region powerhouse looking to reload. After a 36-21 campaign and a Super Regional appearance, Mike Jeffcoat’s squad faces a massive overhaul with only 9.6% of last year's pitching innings returning. Anchored by GSC Freshman of the Year Alex Urias and a wave of high-impact transfers, the Argos aim to maintain their championship standard at Jim Spooner Field despite losing MLB draftee Dalton Neuschwander.

The University of Tampa Spartans enter 2026 as the undisputed kings of Division II, coming off a historic 10th National Championship. However, the quest for a three-peat faces a steep climb. With legendary coach Joe Urso returning just 18% of the production from his 55-win squad, the Spartans must lean on a high-octane class of transfers and All-SSC returner Brayden Woodburn to maintain their dynasty against a grueling Sunshine State Conference schedule.

Savannah State  has lived a narrative of "so close, yet so far" for three consecutive seasons. The Tigers have played in the Southern Intercollegiate Athletic Conference (SIAC) baseball championship game for the past three years, and each time they have walked away as the runner-up. Coming off a 32-14 campaign in 2025—their fourth straight season with at least 30 victories—the expectations remain sky-high at Tiger Field. Head Coach Tino Burgos , now entering his second season