Texas A&M junior outfielder Jace LaViolette has once again etched his name into the annals of Aggie baseball history by earning Second Team All-SEC honors for the 2025 season, marking his second consecutive all-conference selection.
Despite a dip in his batting average to .259 this season, LaViolette remained a formidable force at the plate, recording 17 home runs, 55 RBIs, and drawing a team-high 56 walks, which ranks seventh nationally . His consistent power and plate discipline have been instrumental in the Aggies’ offensive strategy.
LaViolette’s impact extends beyond the regular season. In the SEC Tournament, he delivered a pivotal grand slam against Mississippi State, breaking a personal slump and propelling the Aggies to a 9-0 victory . Even after suffering a broken hand in the subsequent game against Auburn, LaViolette showcased remarkable resilience by returning as a designated hitter in the following matchup against LSU, where he contributed a hit and two RBIs despite his injury .
Over his collegiate career, LaViolette has amassed impressive statistics, including 67 career home runs and 163 walks, both of which are program records . His achievements have solidified his status as one of the premier players in Texas A&M’s baseball history.
As the Aggies look ahead to the national tournament, LaViolette’s leadership and tenacity will be crucial. His ability to perform under pressure and overcome adversity exemplifies the spirit of Texas A&M baseball. Fans and teammates alike will be eager to see how his contributions continue to shape the team’s success in the postseason.
