2025 NCAA DI Batting Avg Final Top 10

The Final Word on 2025's Best Hitters

The dust has settled on the 2025 NCAA Division I baseball season, and the bats told the story. Ten players rose above the pack, hitting at levels that turned heads, flipped games, and - let's be honest - made pitchers lose sleep.

Here's the final Top 10 batting average leaders for 2025:

1. Aidan Redahan, Central Conn. St. - .455

2. Cardell Thibodeaux, Southern U. - .439

3. Konni Durschlag, High Point - .434

4. Logen Devenport, Northern Ky. - .423

5. Cameron Nickens, Austin Peay - .422

6. Aiden Robbins, Seton Hall - .422

7. James Quinn-Irons, George Mason - .419

8. Juan Cruz, Alabama St. - .416

9. Ben Parker, William & Mary - .407

10. Drew Wyers, Bryant - .407

Now, let's break down the top three who defined the 2025 season with unforgettable performances.

Aidan Redahan: Central Connecticut's Batting King (.455)

Nobody could match Aidan Redahan's .455 average, making him the undisputed batting champ of 2025.

• Season line: .455 AVG, 91 H, 12 HR, 54 RBI, 22 2B, .512 OBP, .683 SLG

• Why it mattered: Redahan gave Central Connecticut State a legitimate national spotlight. He didn't just hit; he owned at-bats, spraying line drives everywhere.

• Highlight moment: A four-hit, 2-HR game in late April that solidified his climb to the top of the charts.

Cardell Thibodeaux: Southern's Slugging Star (.439)

Second only to Redahan, Cardell Thibodeaux wrapped up 2025 with a .439 average - and brought plenty of thunder.

• Season line: .439 AVG, 86 H, 15 HR, 61 RBI, 18 2B, .490 OBP, .701 SLG

• Why it mattered: His 15 homers gave Southern University the pop to hang with anyone. Opponents didn't just pitch carefully - they pitched scared.

• Highlight moment: A walk-off blast against Grambling that made him a SWAC legend.

Konni Durschlag: High Point's Consistency Machine (.434)

Konni Durschlag quietly built a season that will sit in High Point history books, finishing third in the nation at .434.

• Season line: .434 AVG, 88 H, 8 HR, 47 RBI, 24 2B, .495 OBP, .639 SLG

• Why it mattered: He was the steady drumbeat in High Point's offense, delivering clutch doubles and keeping rallies alive.

• Highlight moment: A three-double day in March that turned a conference showdown into his personal showcase.

What Fans Can Take Away from 2025's Batting Leaders

• Mid-majors own the spotlight too. Central Conn., Southern, and High Point prove you don't need a Power 5 logo to dominate.

• Consistency = greatness. Every top hitter turned in multi-hit games week after week.

• Balanced hitters shine. Average, power, and discipline separate the truly elite.

For fans, these aren’t just stats - they're storylines to watch as MLB Draft boards take shape and 2026 looms.

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The 2025 season is in the books, but the conversation's just getting started. These batting leaders gave us a masterclass in contact, power, and presence at the plate.

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