George Mason outfielder James Quinn-Irons Earns Baseball America First Team All-American Honors, Eyes Pro Career
Fairfax, VA – June 27, 2025 – George Mason outfielder James Quinn-Irons has cemented his place as one of the nation’s top collegiate baseball players, earning First Team all-American honors from Baseball America. This latest accolade adds to a remarkable season for the junior from Reston,Virginia,and further fuels his prospects for a successful professional career.
Quinn-Irons has now secured four All-American distinctions this year, previously being named to the ABCA/rawlings NCAA division I All-America First Team, the NCBWA Division I All-America First Team, and the Perfect Game College Baseball Second Team All-American. his dominant performance throughout the season has garnered national recognition, culminating in his selection as Atlantic 10 player of the year and a semifinalist for the prestigious Golden Spikes Award – a first for the George Mason baseball program and a rare achievement for an Atlantic 10 player.
“James is a special talent who hits for power and average,and uses the entire field,” said george Mason head coach Shawn Camp. “He has a strong arm and runs the bases very well. he’s a leader on and off the field and has the respect of all of his peers.He has trusted the process here at George Mason from day one and we are all looking forward to watching him at the professional level.”
MLB Combine participation Highlights Pro Potential
Quinn-Irons recently showcased his skills at the exclusive MLB Combine held June 17-21 at Chase field in Phoenix, arizona. The invite-only event featured over 300 top draft prospects, providing a crucial platform for Quinn-Irons to impress MLB scouts.
Statistical Dominance
Quinn-Irons’ remarkable season is underscored by his impressive statistics. He finished the season ranking among the NCAA leaders in several key categories:
hits: 2nd in the nation (101)
RBI: Tied for 2nd (85)
Total Bases: Tied for 6th (177)
Doubles: Tied for 6th (24)
Batting Average: 7th (.419)
On-Base Percentage: 9th (.523)
Stolen Bases: Tied for 17th (36)
Slugging Percentage: 22nd (.734)
The future looks bright for Quinn-Irons as he prepares for the next chapter in his baseball career. His dedication, talent, and leadership qualities have made him a standout player for George Mason and a highly sought-after prospect in the upcoming MLB draft.
