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Baseball Award Winners BASEBALL AWARD WINNERS Division I Awards 2 Division II Awards 15 Division III Awards 22 Individual Awards 28 DIVISION I AWARDS Chris Bando California (8) 96—Kris Benson AMERICAN 77—Bob Horner 92—Troy Penix 95—Scott Winchester 76—Ken Landreaux 66—Bill Frost 94—Shane Monahan BASEBALL Floyd Bannister 57—Doug Weiss 91—Jimmy Crowley 75—Jerry Maddox 52—Tom Keough 89—Brian Barnes COACHES 73—Eddie Bane 51—Sylvester McNinch 88—Bert Heffernan 72—Alan Bannister 47—Nino Barnise 80—Tim Teufel ASSOCIATION Craig Swan John Fiscalini 75—Denny Walling 71—Alan Bannister Jackie Jensen 67—Rusty Adkins Roger Schmuck 60—Tyrone Cline Division I All- 69—Paul Powell Cal Poly (1) 59—Doug Hoffman Americans by College Larry Gura 12—Mitch Hangier 47—Joe Landrum 68—Fred Nelson (First-Team Selections) 67—Scott Reid Cal St. Fullerton (18) Coastal Caro. (2) Gary Gentry 15—Thomas Eshelman 16—Connor Owings Alabama (5) 66—Reggie Jackson David Olmedo-Barrera G.K. Young 09—Kent Matthes 14—Matt Chapman 97—Roberto Vaz 65—Rick Monday Colgate (1) Luis Lagunas 13—Michael Lorentzen 86—Doug Duke 10—Gary Brown 55—Ted Carrangele 83—Dave Magadan Arkansas (7) Christian Colon 57—Fred Frickie Colorado (2) 15—Andrew Benintendi 06—Wes Roemer 77—Dennis Cirbo Amherst (1) 90—Phillip Stidham Justin Turner 73—John Stearns 57—Marsh McLean Greg D’Alexander 04—Kurt Suzuki 89—Troy Eklund 01—Kirk Saarloos Colorado St. (1) Appalachian St. (2) 86—Jeff King 99—Spencer Oborn 77—Glen Goya 12—Daniel Kassouf 80—Steve Krueger 96—Mark Kotsay 79—Randy Ingle 78—Tim Lollar 95—Ted Silva Columbia (2) Mark Kotsay 84—Gene Larkin Arizona (21) Auburn (9) 92—Phil Nevin 65—Archie Roberts 15—Scott Kingery 10—Hunter Morris 84—Todd Simmons 12—Alex Mejia 00—Todd Faulkner Creighton (4) 82—Mike Rubel 99—Ryan Gripp 05—Trevor Crowe Gabe Gross 79—Tim Wallach 80—Terry Francona 97—Tim Hudson 92—Chad McConnell 76—Dave Stegman 95—Ryan Halla Cal St. L.A. (3) 91—Scott Stahoviak 75—Dave Stegman 89—Frank Thomas 77—Darrell Brown 90—Dan Smith 72—John Glenn 88—Gregg Olson 68—Ken Lohnes Dallas Baptist (1) 70—Steve Mikulic 67—Q. V. Lowe 64—Al Coutts 11—Jason Krizan 68—Tim Plodinec 62—Larry Nichols Jerry Stitt CCNY (1) Dartmouth (1) 67—Eddie Leon Ball St. (3) 53—Warren Neuberger 87—Mike Remlinger 66—Eddie Leon 10—Kolbrin Vitek 02—Bryan Bullington Central Ark. (1) Davidson (1) 62—Dan Schneider 13—Forrestt Allday 61—Charles Shoemaker 86—Thomas Howard 75—George Weicker 60—Alan Hall Baylor (7) Central Mich. (6) Delaware (8) 59—Matt Encinas 03—David Murphy 95—Toby Kominek 98—Kevin Mench 58—Dick Griesser 01—Kelly Shoppach 94—Kevin Young 91—Keith Garagozzo 57—Tom Clarkson 99—Jason Jennings 90—Dennis McNamara 83—Jeff Trout 56—Don Lee 77—Steve Macko 83—Carey Ross 80—Jeff Smith 55—Carl Thomas 54—Mickey Sullivan 80—Dave Pagel 79—Herb Orensky 50—Robert Murray 53—Mickey Sullivan 76—John Northrup 77—Steve Taylor 52—Larry Isbell Col. of Charleston (3) 70—Dave Yates Arizona St. (39) 59—Alvin Neiger 11—Joey DiMichele Bowdoin (1) 15—Taylor Clarke 10—Seth Blair 53—Fred Fleming 05—Chris Campbell Duke (3) Zack MacPhee Brett Gardner 52—Dick Groat 09—Jason Kipnis Bradley (1) Charlotte (2) William Werber Mike Leake 13—Mike Tauchman 51—Dick Groat Carlos Ramirez 07—Adam Mills 08—Ike Davis Brown (1) 98—Bo Robinson East Carolina (3) 74—Bill Almon Brett Wallace Cincinnati (3) 09—Kyle Roller 07—Kiel Roling BYU (10) 15—Ian Happ 00—Cory Scott 03—Dustin Pedroia 94—Ryan Hall 65—Billy Wolff 86—Winfred Johnson Jeremy West 88—Mike Willes 61—Bill Faul Eastern Mich. (2) 00—Mitch Jones 87—Mike Willes 99—Willie Bloomquist Citadel (2) 04—Brian Bixler 86—Gary Cooper 81—Byron Horn 93—Paul LoDuca 85—Gary Cooper 90—Anthony Jenkins 91—Mike Kelly 84—Cory Snyder 83—Mike Cherry ETSU (1) 90—Mike Kelly 79—Murphy Su’a Clemson (16) 16—Trey York 84—Oddibe McDowell 74—Lee Iorg 81—Mike Sodders 16—Seth Beer Evansville (2) 71—Dane Iorg 11—Brad Miller Kevin Romine 70—Doug Howard 11—Cody Fick 78—Bob Horner 05—Kris Harvey 88—Andy Benes 02—Khalil Greene Hubie Brooks Division I Awards 2 FGCU (1) 79—Mark Strucher 92—Craig Wilson Memphis (1) 10—Chris Sale 94—Mark Little Georgia (2) Kennesaw St. (1) FIU (2) 08—Gordon Beckham 14—Max Pentecost Mercer (1) 09—Tyler Townsend 87—Derek Lilliquist 16—Kyle Lewis 96—Evan Thomas Kent St. (3) Georgia Tech (7) 16—Eric Lauer Miami (FL) (16) Fla. Atlantic (3) 00—Mark Teixeira 01—John VanBenschoten 16—Zack Collins 16—CJ Chatham 94—Nomar Garciaparra 68—Thurman Munson 15—David Thompson 07—Robbie Widlansky Jay Payton 10—Yasmani Grandal 99—Todd Moser Jason Varitek Kentucky (4) 08—Chris Hernandez 93—Jason Varitek 14—A.J. Reed Jemile Weeks Florida (10) 92—Jason Varitek 06—Ryan Strieby 98—Alex Santos 16—Logan Shore 87—Riccardo Ingram 96—Chad Green 97—Pat Burrell 12—Mike Zunino 49—Dominic Fucci 96—Pat Burrell 11—Mike Zunino Gonzaga (2) Lafayette (3) 94—Danny Graves 07—Matt LaPorta 12—Marco Gonzalez 92—Jeff Alkire 05—Matt LaPorta 77—Larry Patterson 56—George Watts 50—William Killinger 88—Mike Fiore 04—Justin Hoyman 86—Rick Raether 63—Tom Moore Harvard (3) 48—John Bird 78—Mike Stenhouse 81—Neal Heaton 62—Tom Moore La.-Monroe (1) 80—Neal Heaton 59—Perry McGriff 71—Pete Varney 58—Frank Saia 99—Ben Sheets 74—Orlando Gonzalez 58—Bernie Parrish 69—Larry Pyle Hawaii (3) Little Rock (1) Florida St. (32) 11—Kolten Wong 16—Ryan Scott Michigan (9) 17—Tyler Holton 15—Jacob Cronenworth 15—D.J. Stewart 82—Bryan Duquette Long Beach St. (6) 79—Derek Tatsuno 86—Casey Close 14—D.J. Stewart 04—Jared Weaver 85—Barry Larkin 12—Jayce Boyd Holy Cross (2) 03—Jared Weaver 84—Barry Larkin James Ramsey 56—Don Prohovich 94—Scott Rivette 82—Jim Paciorek 08—Buster Posey 52—Jim O’Neil 93—Daniel Choi 61—Bill Freehan 07—Bryan Henry 90—Don Barbara 57—Ken Tippery Tony Thomas Jr. Houston (7) 79—Rob Townley 55—Don Eaddy 05—Shane Robinson 06—Brad Lincoln 53—Bruce Haynam 04—Eddy Martinez-Esteve 03—Ryan Wagner Louisiana (2) 02—Ryan Barthelemy 02—Brad Sullivan 14—Jace Conrad Michigan St. (6) 01—John Ford-Griffin 83—Rayner Noble Blake Trahan 02—Bob Malek 99—Matt Diaz 76—Jerry Willeford Louisville (7) 78—Kirk Gibson Marshall McDougall 68—Tom Paciorek 17—Drew Ellis 77—Al Weston 98—Brian Cox 67—Tom Paciorek Brendan McKay 72—Ron Pruitt 97—J.D. Drew 16—Corey Ray 71—Rob Ellis 96—J.D. Drew Illinois (11) 54—Tom Yewcic 15—Tyler Jay Brendan McKay 94—Paul Wilson 14—Kyle Funkhouser 91—Pedro Grifol 00—Jason Anderson Middle Tenn. (3) 96—Josh Klimek Nick Burdi 09—Bryce Brentz 86—Mike Loynd 10—Ryan Wright 85—Frank Fazzini 90—Mark Dalesandro 06—Michael McKenry 82—Jeff Ledbetter 87—Darrin Fletcher LSU (18) 01—Dewon Brazelton 81—Mike Fuentes 62—Tom Fletcher 17—Greg Deichmann 59—Bob Klaus Milwaukee (1) 80—Mike Fuentes 14—Aaron Nola 06—Mike Goetz 76—Guillermo Bonilla 51—Dick Raklovits 13—Alex Bregman 69—Dick Gold 48—Ruck Steger Aaron Nola Minnesota (10) 66—Jimmy Lyttle 47—Lee Eilbracht 12—Kevin Gausman 09—Derek McCallum 64—Ken Suarez Andy Phillips Raph Rhymes 95—Shane Gunderson 63—Mike Augustine Indiana (4) 11—Mikie Mahtook 91—Brent Gates 62—Buddy Teagle 10—Alex Dickerson 09—Louis Coleman 76—Paul Molitor 58—Dick Howser 09—Eric Arnett 04— Jon Zeringue 69—Mike Walseth 57—Dick Howser 74—Ken St. Pierre 00— Brad Cresse 63—Jon Andersen 49—Don Ritter 98— Eddy Furniss 60—Wayne Knapp Fordham (1) 97—Brandon Larson 56—Jerry Kindall 97—Mike Marchiano Indiana St. (2) 96—Eddy Furniss Jerry Thomas Fresno St. (12) 95—Todd Tatlock Eddie Yarnall 53—Paul Giel 97—Giuseppe Chiaramonte 89—Mitch Hannahs 94—Todd Walker 93—Todd Walker Mississippi St. (13) 91—Bobby Jones Iowa (2) 17—Brent Rooker 89—Eddie Zosky 92—Lloyd Peever 90—Tim Costo 89—Ben McDonald 13—Hunter Renfroe Tom Goodwin 49—Jack Bruner 12—Chris Stratton 88—Tom Goodwin Maine (3) 07—Ed Easley Lance Shebelut Iowa St. (2) 91—Mark Sweeney 94—Gary Rath John Salles 91—Tom Vantiger 90—Andy Hartung 89—Pete Young 84—John Hoover 75—Randy Duarte 86—Rick Bernardo 85—Jeff Brantley 82—Randy Graham Will Clark 78—Ron Johnson James Madison (1) Maryland (3) 06—Kellen Kulbacki 84—Rafael Palmeiro 72—Dick Ruthven 92—Derek Hacopian 81—Mark Gillaspie 51—Don Barnett Kansas (3) 70—Gene Hiser 79—Mike Kelley 62—Tom Brown Ga. Southern (5) 06—Don Czyz 77—Nat Showalter 11—Victor Roache 96—Josh Kliner Massachusetts (1) 71—Phil Still 80—Matt Gundelfinger 08—Chris Shehan 73—Steve Newell Missouri (14) 01—Scott Henley Kansas St. (2) 08—Aaron Crow 83—Ben Abner 09—A.J. Morris 88—Dave Silvestri Division I Awards 3 87—Dave Silvestri 93—Eric Danapilis Oregon (4) Samford (1) 85—Dave Otto 89—Dan Peltier 17—David Peterson 13—C.K. Irby 78—Greg Cypret 57—Elmer Kohorst 12—Jimmy Sherfy 64—Dave Harvey 56—Elmer Kohorst 72—Dave Roberts San Diego (2) Keith Weber 51—Earl Averill 13—Kris Bryant 60—Ron Cox NYU (2) 08—Brian Matusz 59—Ralph Hochgrebe 50—Tom Casey Oregon St.
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