The following players have had the opportunity to continue their baseball careers at the collegiate level by either signing a Letter of Intent and/or by playing college baseball. Current players that are listed have either issued verbal commitments or have signed a Letter of Intent. This list is a work in progress. If you see any mistakes or omissions, please bring it to our attention. Thank you!
2026
Colton Guillot – Duke/Virginia
Jalen Moton – Florida State/Chipola
Parker Granse – (Did not graduate from Catholic) Miami/Auburn
Ben Bates – Pensacola State
2025
Gavin Howard – Georgia Tech/Gulf Coast State
Carter McCammon – Pensacola State
Gabe Mercado – John Melvin
2024
Chris Rembert – Auburn (2025 Baseball America Freshman All-American First Team; 2025 SEC Freshman of the Week week of Feb. 24-Mar. 2; 2025 SEC Player of the Week week of Apr. 21; 2025 USA Today Sports Network All-SEC Team; 2025 All-Southeastern Conference 2nd Team; 2025 Southeastern Conference All-Freshman Team; 2025 NCBWA Freshman All-American First Team; 2025 Perfect Game Freshman All-American Second Team; 2025 Baseball America Freshman All-American First Team; 2025 D1 Baseball Freshman All-American First Team; 2025 USA Baseball Collegiate National Team; 2026 Perfect Game Preseason All-American First Team; D1 Baseball Preseason All-American First Team; 2026 Baseball America All-American First Team; 2026 Preseason All-SEC; 2026 Golden Spikes Watch List)
Eli Jones – Florida State/Northwest Florida State
Brock Clayton – Florida/Northwest Florida State
Jackson Kohr – West Alabama/Pensacola State
Carter Kerr – Huntingdon
Jaden Nelson – Lighthouse Christian
2023
Will Barter – Tulane/Pensacola State (2025 All-Panhandle Conference First Team Catcher)/Maine
Zack DeJesus – Santa Fe (2025 Academic All-District Men’s College Division At-Large Team; 2025 Kenny Drost Award; 2025 – All-Citrus Conference Second Team Outfielder)/West Florida
Jonah Cook – Spring Hill
Mike Smith, Jr. – Prairie View A&M (2024 Major League Baseball Ken Griffey Swingman HBCU Classic; 2024 HBCU All-Star Game; 2024 HBCU Freshman of the Year; 2024 HBCU First Team Outfielder; 2024 HBCU Player of the Week week of 2/26; 2024 HBCU Player of the Week week of 3/4; 2025 SWAC Preseason All-Conference 2nd Team)/Dayton
Will Krehely – Meridian CC/East Mississippi
2022
Carter McCulley – Pensacola State (2023 Panhandle Conference Defensive Player of the Year; 2023 Panhandle Conference 1st Team All-Conference; 2023 – FSSAA Division 1/NJCAA Region 8 Gold Glove Team)/Florida State
Jackson Hiatt – Pensacola State/South Alabama/Toldeo
Kaden King – (Did not graduate from Catholic) – Tallahassee CC
Trevor Walker – Wallace CC Selma/Lighthouse Christian/John Melvin Christian College
2021
Jordan McCants – Mississippi State
Gage Biles – Bishop State
Ethan Meredith – (Did not graduate from Catholic) – Ave Maria
Zayn Bates – (Did not graduate from Catholic) – Coastal Alabama at Brewton (formerly Jeff Davis)
2020
T.J. McCants – Mississippi (2021 – Southeastern Conference Freshman of the Week; 2021 – Ole Miss Student Athlete of the Month; 2021 – Southeastern Conference All-Freshman Team; 2021 D1Baseball Freshman All-American Second Team; 2022 – College World Series champion; 2023 – Pensacola Sports Amateur Athlete of the Year)/Alabama – (2024 Frisco Classic All-Tournament Team; 2024 Longest hitting streak in program history-22 games; 2024 – tied program records for most home runs (3) and total bases (14) in one game)
Court Connally – Pensacola State
Cole Stewart – Alabama A&M
Colin Whibbs – Huntingdon (2021 – USA South Conference Rookie of the Week; 2021 – Huntingdon Male Newcomer of the Year; 2022 – USA South All-Conference Team First Team West Division; 2023 – Collegiate Conference of the South Player of the Week week of 2/27)
2018
Donovan Whibbs – Troy (2023 – Tuscaloosa All-Regional Team)
Tucker Bailey – Snead State
Gabe Faucheaux – Coastal Alabama at Brewton (formerly Jeff Davis)
Cole Moore – Coastal Alabama at Brewton (formerly Jeff Davis)
2017
Devin Whitehead – Coastal Alabama at Brewton (formerly Jeff Davis)
Brent NeSmith – Coastal Alabama at Brewton (formerly Jeff Davis)
A.J. Yates – Pensacola State
J.C. Carrell – Embry Riddle (2018- Sunshine State Conference Commissioner’s Honor Roll; 2019 -Sunshine State Conference Commissioner’s Honor Roll; 2020 – Sunshine State Conference Commissioner’s Honor Roll; 2021 – Sunshine State Conference Commissioner’s Honor Roll; Eagles of Excellence Award Winner; 2022 – CoSIDA Academic All-District)
Sam Carpenter – Flagler
Matthew Estrada – West Florida (2018 – All Gulf South Conference Second Team; 2018 – Gulf South Conference Freshman of the Year; 2018 – Two time Gulf South Conference Freshman of the Week; 2018 Gulf South Conference Academic Honor Roll; 2019 – All Gulf South Conference First Team; 2019 – Gulf South Conference All-Tournament Team; 2019 – D2CCA All-South Region Second Team; 2019 – NCBWA All-South Region Second Team; 2019 ABCA All-South Region Second Team; 2019 Gulf South Conference All-Academic Team; 2019 Gulf South Conference Academic Honor Roll; 2020 Gulf South Conference Pre-Season All Conference Team; 2020 CoSIDA Academic All-District Team; 2020 Gulf South Conference Academic Honor Roll; 2020 ADA Academic Achievement Award; 2020 Beta Gamma Sigma International Honor Society for Business; 2021 – Gulf South Conference All-Academic Team)
Carl Gindl – Mississippi (2018 Southeastern Conference First Year Academic Honor Roll)
Donovan Benoit – Tennessee/Santa Fe/Tulane (2021 American Athletic Conference Weekly Honor Roll)
2016
Thomas Christine – Coastal Alabama at Bay Minette (formerly Faukner State)
Wesley Powell – Huntingdon (2017 – USA South Conference Second Team; 2018 – USA South Conference Second Team; 2019 – ABCA All-South Region Second Team; 2019 – USA South Conference First Team; 2019 – D3baseball.com Team of the Week Shortstop; 2019 – USA South Conference Player of the Week)
Jimmy Richardson – Loyola New Orleans
Evan Floyd – Air Force/Pensacola St./St. Louis/West Florida (2021 – All Gulf South Conference First Team; 2021 – Gulf South Conference Pitcher of the Week; 2021 – Gulf South Conference Tournament MVP; 2021 – Gulf South Conference All-Tournament Team; 2021 – NCBWA All-South Region Second Team; 2021 – D2CCA All-South Region First Team; 2021 – ABCA All-South Region First Team; 2021 – D2CCA All-American Honorable Mention)
2015
Zane Gill – Duke
Evans Bozeman – East Carolina
Brandon Lockridge – Troy (2018 – ABCA/Rawlings Gold Glove Award; 2018 – Sun Belt Conference All Tournament Team; 2018 – Tied school record for most games played; 2018 – Tied school record for most triples in a season; 2017 – Sun Belt Conference First Team; Holds the school record for most triples in a career)
2014
James McGhee – Duke (2018 – Atlantic Coast Conference Academic Honor Roll; 2017 – Atlantic Coast Conference Academic Honor Roll; 2016 – Atlantic Coast Conference Academic Honor Roll; 2015 – Atlantic Coast Conference Academic Honor Roll)
Gavin Wehby – Nicholls State (2016 – All-Southland Conference Honorable Mention; 2016 – Southland Conference Academic Honor Roll; 2015 Southland Conference Academic Honor Roll)/Murray St.
Cody Henry – Alabama (Holds school record for highest career fielding percentage)
2013
Greg Ciangiotto – Jeff Davis
Tanner Halstead – Northwest Florida St (2015 – Won the NJCAA Division 1 World Series; 2015 – Panhandle Conference Defensive Player of the Year; 2015 – All-Panhandle Conference First Team; 2015 – FCSAA All-State Tournament First Team; 2014 All-Panhandle Conference First Team) /South Alabama/West Florida
Jon Jon Burkett – Tallahassee CC (2014 – Panhandle Conference All-Tournament Team)/Northwest Florida St./Valdosta St.
Drew LaBounty – South Alabama (2016 – Sun Belt Conference 1st Team; 2016 Perseverance Award; 2016 – Led Sun Belt Conference in walks; 2017 – Sun Belt Conference 1st Team; 2017 – Led Sun Belt Conference in walks per game; 2018 Sun Belt Conference Preaseason Team; 2018 – Eddie Stanky Award; 2018 Pensacola Sports Amateur Athlete of the Year; Second in program history in career walks)
Avery Geyer – Mississippi St/Northwest Florida St. (2014 – Southeastern Conference First-Year Academic Honor Roll; 2015 -Pitched in the NJCAA Division 1 World Series) /South Alabama/West Florida (2018 – Gulf South Conference All Tournament Team; 2018 – Gulf South Conference Academic Honor Roll)
Clarke Berry – Huntingdon
Cooper Jones – Southern Mississippi (2016 – Conference USA Commissioner’s Honor Roll; 2016 – Athletic Director’s Honor Roll; 2014 – Conference USA Commissioner’s Honor Roll; 2013-14 – Athletic Director’s Honor Roll)/West Florida
Nick Helton – Jeff Davis
2012
Chase Kiefer – West Florida (2015 – Gulf South Conference Second Team; 2015 – Gulf South Conference All Tournament Team; 2015 Gulf South Conference All-Academic Team; 2015 – Gulf South Conference Honor Roll; Holds the school record for career stolen bases)
Preston Szuch – Faulkner
Tyler Henry – Jeff Davis
Joe Klepac – Wallace Hanceville
2011
Blake Quillin – Alabama Southern/Florida A&M
Trey Halstead – Spring Hill
Michael Yarborough – Jeff Davis (2012 – ACCC All-Conference Team; Broke the school record for most games started) /Missouri Baptist (2015 – American Midwest All-Conference Honorable Mention; 2014 – American Midwest Conference Newcomer Pitcher of the Year; 2014 – American Midwest All-Conference First Team)
Cody Alling – Florida State/Tallahassee CC/West Florida
2010
Austen Smith – Alabama (2011 – SEC Academic Honor Roll; 2013 – Broke the school record for most putouts in a game; 2014 – Tied the school record for most sac flies in a season; 2014 – NCAA All-Tallahassee Regional Tournament Team; Holds the school record for most putouts in a career; Holds the school record for double plays turned)
Clay Benefield (Did not graduate from Catholic) – Wallace Dothan/IU Southeast
Stuart Todd – Jeff Davis
Austin Farrell – Meridian CC
Wes Mugarian – Alabama
Logan Hill (Did not graduate from Catholic) – Northwest Florida St./Jeff Davis/Troy (2015 – Sun Belt Conference Second Team)
Nick Miller – Gulf Coast CC/North Florida
Wade Wass – Meridian CC/Alabama (2013 – SEC Academic Honor Roll; 2014 – SEC All Conference Second Team; 2014 – SEC Academic Honor Roll)
Devin Dukes (Did not graduate from Catholic) – Alcorn St.
2009
Alex Bast – Air Force (2013 – Mountain West Conference Player of the Week; 2013 – Mountain West Preseason All-Conference Team; 2012 – Mountain West All-Conference Team; 2011 – Team MVP)
2008
Seth Currie – Enterprise/Huntingdon
Thomas Langan – Northwest Florida St.
Steven Groves – Pensacola St. (2010 – All-Panhandle Conference First Team; 2009 – All-Panhandle Conference Honorable Mention) /Valdosta St. (2011-12 – Gulf South Conference Player of the Week three times)
2007
Aaron Tilley – Alabama Southern
Kyle Sarra – Emanuel College
R.J. Moye – Pensacola St. (2008 – #1 ranked Region 5 NJCAA Individual Pitching)
2006
Clay Bonds (Did not graduate from Catholic) – USC Beaufort/Belhaven
Conald Mansfield – Centenary/USC Beaufort (2012 – All-Sun Conference First Team; All-Sun Conference Regional Tournament First Team; 2011 All-Sun Conference Second Team)
Eugene Smith – Pensacola St.
Jake Williamson – Pensacola St./Alabama Southern
2005
Travis Van Dervort (Did not graduate from Catholic) – Bishop St.
Robert Bonifay – Pensacola St.
Joe Nunnari – LB Wallace
2004
Tyler Choat – Alabama Southern
Shane Moye – Alabama Southern/West Florida/Auburn Montgomery
John Griffin – West Florida
Harrison Szuch – Jeff Davis/West Florida
Patrick Bryant – Alabama
Clayton Conner – Northwest Florida St./LB Wallace (2006 – All-Conference First Team; 2006 – Rawlings “Big Stick” Award)
2003
Brandon Gunter – Pensacola St./South Alabama
Adam Medley – Pensacola St.
Logan Williamson – Pensacola St. (2004 – State Tournament MVP Pitcher; 2004 State Tournament All-Tournament Team; 2005 – Panhandle Conference Pitcher of the Year; 2005 – Panhandle Conference First Team; 2005 – PCCAA First Team All State) /Troy
Chris Good – Jeff Davis/West Florida
2002
Nick Rodriguez – Faulkner St.
2001
Schuyler Williamson – Army (2004 – Patriot League Player of the Year; 2004 – Patriot League Baseball Scholar Athlete of the Year; 2004 – Patriot League First Team; 2004 – CoSIDA Academic All-American Third Team; 2004 – ABCA All-Region Selection Second Team; 2004 – ECAC All-Star Selection First Team; 2004 – Tied the school record for most home runs in a season; 2004 – Tied the school record for most multiple home run games in a season; 2005 – Preseason All-American Third Team; 2005 – Johnny Bench Award Watch List; 2005 – NCAA All-Tallahassee Regional Tournament Team; 2005 – Patriot League Second Team; Holds the school record for most multiple home run games in a career)
Tony Mandel – Chipola
Guy Skipper – Jeff Davis/South Alabama
2000
Tim Land – Pensacola St./South Alabama (2004 – Johnny Bench Award Watch List nominee; 2005 – Johnny Bench Award Watch List nominee)
Billy Sadler – Pensacola St./Louisiana St. (2003 – Pitched in the NCAA College World Series)
Chase Bradshaw – Tallahassee CC
Sam Currie – Pensacola St.
1999
Mike Yeager – Tallahassee CC/South Florida
Patrick Donovan – Jeff Davis
1998
Justin Walters – Yale
Rick Robinson – Alabama Southern
1997
Jason Perry – Alabama Southern
1996
Trae Cary – Alabama Southern/Northwest Florida St./Newberry (1999 – South Atlantic All-Conference Team; 1999 – South Atlantic Conference All-Tournament Team) /Brewton-Parker (2000 – Southern States Athletic All-Conference Team; 2000 – Southern States Athletic Conference All-Regional Tournament Team)
Doug Bates – Pensacola St. (2020 Pensacola State College Athletic Hall of Fame; 1998 – Lea Plarski Award for National JUCO Athlete of the Year; 1998 – Academic All-American; 1998 Panhandle All-Conference Team; 1997 – Academic All-American/Florida State/Birmingham Southern (2000 – Academic All-American; 2000 – Southern Athletic All-Conference Team; 2000 – NAIA World Series; 2000 – National record for most times hit by a pitch; 2000 – Tied the school record for most times hit by a pitch in a season; 1999 – NAIA World Series)
Jake Adams – Rice/Northwest Florida St./Louisiana Tech (2002 – All Sun Belt Conference; 2001 – ABCA All American 1st Team South Region; 2001 – All Sun Belt Conference)
Sam Caldwell – Tallahassee CC
Tony Williams – Bishop State CC/Alabama State
1995
Josh Davis – Florida St/Tallahassee CC/Florida
1994
Greg Maples – Faulkner St./Jeff Davis/Auburn Montgomery
Chad Post – Birmingham Southern (1999 – Tied the school records for most games played and most games started; 1999 – Broke the school record for most hits; 1997 – Broke the school record for most runs scored; Broke the school records for career runs, hits, doubles, total bases and sac flies. Tied the school record for most career runs batted in.)
Jeff Farnsworth – Northwest Florida St./West Florida
1993
Mike Rawls – Northwest Florida St./Pensacola St./Bethune-Cookman
Tony Post – Berry/Pensacola St.
1992
1991
Dan Farrell – Coast Guard Academy
1990
J.D. Zeiler – Jeff Davis
Michael Smith – Georgia Tech (1992 NCAA All-Regional Team; 1992 – NCAA All-American Honorable Mention; 1993 – Olive Garden Classic All-Tournament Team; 1994 – Played in the College World Series National Championship Game; He was also a running back and punt returner for Georgia Tech. In 1992 he led the team in rushing yards. He is in the school top 45 for rushing yards in a career.)
1989
Drew Davis – Army
1988
Paul Grover – George Wallace/West Alabama
Steve Bodiford – George Wallace/West Florida
Mike Brown – Northwest Florida St/West Florida
1987
Phil Hiatt – Jeff Davis/Louisiana Tech (1990 – All-American South Conference)
1986
Brian English – Montevallo/Pensacola St./West Florida
Todd Pearson – Pensacola St./New Orleans
1985
Dejuan Bragg – Huntingdon
1983
Bubba Simon – Mississippi
1982
Chuck Stanhope – Troy (2000 Induction – Troy Baseball Hall of Fame; 1985 – All American Third Team; 1985 – All Gulf South Conference; 1985 – Broke the school record for most pitching starts in a season and played in the NCAA Division II World Series)/Pensacola Junior College
Phillip Wilfong – West Florida (1986 – Broke the school record for most pitching appearances in a season)
1979
Keith Belich – Huntingdon
Paul Cope – Huntingdon
1977
Mike Humphreys – Alabama Southern
Mark Humphreys – Alabama Southern/West Florida