BSB's Tyce Armstrong Collects Another All-America Honor
6/12/2026 12:59:00 PM | Baseball
BU’s single-season home run king becomes two-time All-American with ABCA/Rawlings recognition
WACO, Texas – Baylor baseball redshirt senior first baseman Tyce Armstrong has been named to the ABCA/Rawlings All-America Second Team, as announced Friday by the organization.
This is Armstrong's second All-America honor of the 2026 postseason, having previously been named a second-teamer by Perfect Game earlier this week. Armstrong is the 33rd different Bear all-time to be named an All-American for a total of now 78 All-America honors in program history.
A native of Magnolia, Texas, Armstrong became BU's all-time single-season home run leader in his first and only year with the Bears, breaking the program record with 24 homers on the season. He batted .338 on the year and slugged .757 with 71 hits, 39 of which went for extra bases, including 14 doubles, one triple and his 24 long balls, which ranked as the 10th-most in the country. Armstrong posted a 1.210 OPS, the fifth-best in the Big 12, and led the team with 50 runs scored while driving in 64 of his own, the most by a Bear since 2012.
In addition to becoming the program's single-season home run king, Armstrong etched his name all across the Baylor record book as his .757 slugging percentage ranked second all-time, 39 extra-base hits ranked sixth-most, and 64 RBIs ranked as the 10th-largest output in program history. Armstrong dominated in Big 12 play as well, crushing a program-record 13 home runs in league play, the third-most in the conference. His .770 slugging percentage in conference games was also a program record, while his 21 extra-base hits were the second-most by a Bear all-time and 31 RBIs placed him fifth in school history.
Armstrong racked up 18 multi-hit games and led the Bears with 15 multi-RBI efforts in 2026. He logged a career-best 28-game on-base streak from April 2 through the season finale on May 21, which also included a personal-best 13-game hitting streak. Armstrong homered in 17 of the club's 56 games, with six multi-home run efforts, and became the first Bear in the program's documented history to go deep in five-consecutive games from April 26 to May 3.
On Opening Day against New Mexico State, Armstrong became just the second player in NCAA history to hit three grand slams in a single game, as he tied the BU single-game record with three home runs and topped the program's single-game RBI record with 12.
This accolade adds to Armstrong's trophy case, joining his ABCA/Rawlings Central All-Region First Team selection, Big 12 Newcomer of the Year award and All-Big 12 First Team honors.
To stay up to date on all things Baylor baseball, follow the team on its official Facebook, Twitter and Instagram accounts: @BaylorBaseball.
This is Armstrong's second All-America honor of the 2026 postseason, having previously been named a second-teamer by Perfect Game earlier this week. Armstrong is the 33rd different Bear all-time to be named an All-American for a total of now 78 All-America honors in program history.
A native of Magnolia, Texas, Armstrong became BU's all-time single-season home run leader in his first and only year with the Bears, breaking the program record with 24 homers on the season. He batted .338 on the year and slugged .757 with 71 hits, 39 of which went for extra bases, including 14 doubles, one triple and his 24 long balls, which ranked as the 10th-most in the country. Armstrong posted a 1.210 OPS, the fifth-best in the Big 12, and led the team with 50 runs scored while driving in 64 of his own, the most by a Bear since 2012.
In addition to becoming the program's single-season home run king, Armstrong etched his name all across the Baylor record book as his .757 slugging percentage ranked second all-time, 39 extra-base hits ranked sixth-most, and 64 RBIs ranked as the 10th-largest output in program history. Armstrong dominated in Big 12 play as well, crushing a program-record 13 home runs in league play, the third-most in the conference. His .770 slugging percentage in conference games was also a program record, while his 21 extra-base hits were the second-most by a Bear all-time and 31 RBIs placed him fifth in school history.
Armstrong racked up 18 multi-hit games and led the Bears with 15 multi-RBI efforts in 2026. He logged a career-best 28-game on-base streak from April 2 through the season finale on May 21, which also included a personal-best 13-game hitting streak. Armstrong homered in 17 of the club's 56 games, with six multi-home run efforts, and became the first Bear in the program's documented history to go deep in five-consecutive games from April 26 to May 3.
On Opening Day against New Mexico State, Armstrong became just the second player in NCAA history to hit three grand slams in a single game, as he tied the BU single-game record with three home runs and topped the program's single-game RBI record with 12.
This accolade adds to Armstrong's trophy case, joining his ABCA/Rawlings Central All-Region First Team selection, Big 12 Newcomer of the Year award and All-Big 12 First Team honors.
To stay up to date on all things Baylor baseball, follow the team on its official Facebook, Twitter and Instagram accounts: @BaylorBaseball.
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