just the third Titan baseball player to earn All-Defensive Team honors
Titan Sophomore infielder Bryce Jackson added his name to the record books recently after being selected to the Florida College System Activities Association Division I All-Defensive Team.
BREVARD COUNTY, FLORIDA – Titan Sophomore infielder Bryce Jackson added his name to the record books recently after being selected to the Florida College System Activities Association Division I All-Defensive Team.
Jackson, who played third base for Eastern Florida State College this season, became just the third Titan baseball player to earn All-Defensive Team honors and the first non-catcher in program history to receive the recognition.
The sophomore appeared in 40 games during the 2026 season and established himself as one of the top defensive infielders in the state.
Jackson committed only four errors in 73 defensive chances, finishing the year with a .966 fielding percentage.
In addition to his steady glove work at third base, Jackson recorded 42 putouts and played a key role in turning nine double plays for the Titans.
The All-Defensive Team honor recognizes the top defensive players across Florida’s junior college baseball ranks and highlights Jackson’s consistency and reliability in the field throughout the season.
Jackson’s selection continues a strong tradition for the Titans baseball program, with the sophomore joining an exclusive group of Eastern Florida State College players to receive the statewide defensive recognition.
