Lee Amedee from Louisiana has been awarded the Tony Gwynn Community Service Trophy, recognizing him as the national winner among NCAA baseball student-athletes for his significant community involvement alongside athletic achievements. Selected from nine finalists, Amedee is the second recipient from Louisiana since the award's inception. He holds a 3.13 GPA in business management and has amassed over 1,000 volunteer hours, participating in numerous outreach programs and initiatives. Amedee's performance on the field includes 54 RBIs in the 2026 season, demonstrating his dual commitment to sports and service.

By the Numbers
  • Amedee has played in 66 games, starting 65, with a batting average of .300.
  • He graduated with a 3.13 GPA and is a two-time member of the Sun Belt Conference Academic Honor Roll.
State of Play
  • Amedee has been a key player for the Ragin' Cajuns, contributing significantly during the 2026 season.
  • His volunteer work spans numerous community service projects, showcasing commitment beyond athletics.
What's Next

Amedee's recognition may inspire more student-athletes to engage in community service, promoting a culture of giving back within collegiate sports.

Bottom Line

Lee Amedee’s achievements highlight the importance of community involvement in sports, embodying the legacy of Tony Gwynn and setting a standard for future athletes.