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Honors & Awards 2018 INDIANA HOOSIERS HONORS & AWARDS ALL-AMERICANS 2015 Scott Donley, 1st Team 1984 Dan Winters, C 1949 Don Ritter, 1B, 1st Team 2016 Kyle Hart, 2nd Team 1985 Bill Mueller, DH 1962 Eddie LaDuke, 2B, 2nd Team 2017 Matt Lloyd, 1st Team 1986 Mickey Morandini, 3B-SS 1966 Jim DeNeff, SS, 2nd Team 1987 Mickey Morandini, SS 1974 Ken St. Pierre, C, 1st Team IU MALE ATHLETE OF THE YEAR 1988 Mickey Morandini, SS 1992 Mike Smith, SS, 1st Team 1992 Mike Smith 1989 Bill Jordan, DH 2002 Vasili Spanos, 3B, 3rd Team 2010 Alex Dickerson (co) 1990 Phil Dauphin, OF 2008 Josh Phegley, C, 2nd Team 1991 Mike Smith, SS 2009 Eric Arnett, P, 1st Team SPORTING NEWS 1992 Mike Smith, SS Josh Phegley, C, 3rd Team PLAYER OF THE YEAR Kevin Orie, DH 2010 Alex Dickerson, OF, 1st Team 1992 Mike Smith, SS Marty Wolfe, OF 2011 Alex Dickerson, DH, 1st Team 1993 Bob Scafa, P 2013 Kyle Schwarber, C, 1st Team 1996 Matt Braughler, C NCAA TRIPLE CROWN WINNER Dustin DeMuth, 3B, 2nd Team Dan Ferrell, P 1992 Mike Smith Aaron Slegers, SP, 3rd Team Kevin Zaleski, P 2014 Dustin DeMuth, 3B, 1st Team 1999 Doug DeVore, OF Kyle Schwarber, C, 1st Team OLYMPIANS 2002 Vasili Spanos, 3B Joey DeNato, SP, 2nd Team 1988 Mickey Morandini (USA) Kennard Jones, OF Sam Travis, 1B, 2nd Team 2004 Vasili Spanos (Greece) 2003 Vasili Spanos, 3B 2004 Seth Bynum, SS FRESHMAN ALL-AMERICANS NCAA APPEARANCES 2008 Matt Bashore, P Andrew Means, OF 1984 Brian Trant, OF, 2nd Team 1949, 1996, 2009, 2013, 2014,2015, 2017 Josh Phegley, C 1998 Dan Haegele, 2B, Honor. Mention 2009 Eric Arnett, P 2008 Jerrud Sabourin, 1B, 2nd Team NCAA SUPER REGIONAL Josh Phegley, C 2009 Alex Dickerson, DH, 1st Team APPEARANCES Kipp Schutz, OF 2010 Micah Johnson, 3B 2013 2010 Alex Dickerson, OF 2011 Dustin DeMuth, 3B Josh Lyon, DH Joey DeNato, SP NCAA COLLEGE WORLD SERIES 2011 Alex Dickerson, DH 2012 Kyle Schwarber, C APPERANCES Joey DeNato, SP Sam Travis, 1B 2013 2012 Jonny Hoffman, RP 2013 Scott Effross, RP 2013 Scott Donley, DH 2016 Luke Miller, 3B BIG TEN TOURNEY APPEARANCES Kyle Schwarber, C 1991, 1993, 1996, 2002, 2003, 2008, Aaron Slegers, SP DISTRICT PLAYER OF THE YEAR 2009, 2010, 2012, 2013, 2014, 2015, Dustin DeMuth, 3B 2004 Seth Bynum, SS 2016, 2017 2014 Dustin DeMuth, 3B 2010 Alex Dickerson, OF Joey DeNato, SP 2013 Kyle Schwarber, C Scott Donley, DH ALL-BIG TEN FIRST TEAM Luke Harrison, RP 1949 Don Ritter, 1B ALL-MIDEAST REGION Brad Hartong, OF 1950 Willard Litz, 2B 1988 Mickey Morandini, SS, 1st Team Christian Morris, SP 1951 Gene Ring, SS 1992 Mike Smith, SS, 1st Team Kyle Schwarber, C 1953 Paul Underwood, RF 1993 Bob Scafa, P, 2nd Team Sam Travis, 1B 1954 Bob Robertson, RF 2002 Vasili Spanos, 3B, 1st Team 2016 Kyle Hart, LHP 1958 Robert Lawrence, 1B Kennard Jones, CF, 2nd Team 1959 James Howe, RF 2003 Vasili Spanos, 3B, 3rd Team 1960 Paul Michaels, P BIG TEN PLAYER OF THE YEAR 2004 Seth Bynum, SS, 2nd Team 1961 Eddie LaDuke, 2B 1992 Mike Smith, SS 2005 Jay Brant, LF, 2nd Team 1962 Eddie LaDuke, 2B 2002 Kennard Jones, CF 2006 Keith Haas, 2B, 2nd Team 1966 Jack Campbell, 1B 2010 Alex Dickerson, OF 2008 Josh Phegley, C, 1st Team 1967 Jim Lee, RF 2014 Sam Travis, 1B Matt Bashore, P, 2nd Team 1969 Bruce Miller, SS 2009 Eric Arnett, P, 1st Team Mike Baughman, LF Josh Phegley, C, 1st Team BIG TEN PITCHER OF THE YEAR 1973 Barry Burnett, 1B 2009 Eric Arnett Alex Dickerson, DH, 3rd Team 1974 Randy Miller, 2B 2013 Aaron Slegers 2010 Alex Dickerson, OF, 1st Team Dale Thake, SS 2014 Joey DeNato Josh Lyon, DH, 2nd Team Ken St. Pierre, C Jerrud Sabourin, 1B, 2nd Team 1975 Dave Wilson, OF 2011 Alex Dickerson, DH, 1st Team BIG TEN FRESHMAN OF THE 1976 Terry Jones, OF 2013 Scott Donley, DH, 1st Team YEAR Mark Laesch, OF Kyle Schwarber, C, 1st Team 2009 Alex Dickerson, DH Scott Weincer, DH Aaron Slegers, SP, 1st Team 2012 Sam Travis, 1B 1977 Scott Weincer, DH Dustin DeMuth, 3B, 2nd Team 1978 Scott Weincer, DH 2014 Dustin DeMuth, 3B, 1st Team Bob Johnson, 2B Joey DeNato, SP, 1st Team 1979 Bob Johnson, 3B Kyle Schwarber, C, 1st Team Larry Blackwell, DH Sam Travis, 1B, 1st Team 1981 Bob Waite, OF 2018 INDIANA BASEBALL 40 2018 INDIANA HOOSIERS HONORS & AWARDS ALL-BIG TEN TOURNAMENT BIG TEN Bobby Segal 2005 Jay Brant, Clint Crosier, 1991 Jason Cotton, 3B REGULAR SEASON CHAMPS Doug Fleenor, 1996 Matt Braughler, C 1925, 1932, 1938 (co), 1949 (co), 2013, Graeme McFarland, Mike Crotty, 3B 2014 Michael Nilles, Ryan Parker, Ryan Dillon, RF BIG TEN TOURNAMENT Dan Pezley, Matt Saba, Dan Ferrell, P CHAMPS Bobby Segal Mike Spisak, LF 1996, 2009, 2013, 2014 2006 Jay Brant, Clint Crosier, Jon 2002 Eric Blakeley, SS Fixler, Doug Fleenor, Arden 2003 Josh Lewis, P McWilliams, Michael Nilles, 2008 Tyler Cox, SS ACADEMIC ALL-AMERICAN Ryan Parker, Matt Saba, Michael Earley, DH 1988 Joe Hillman Bobby Segal Chris Hervey, OF 2004 Ryan Parker, Second Team 2007 Jon Fixler, Doug Fleenor, Jerrud Sabourin, 1B 2005 Ryan Parker, First Team Ben Greenspan, Chris 2009 Eric Arnett, P 2006 Clint Crosier, Second Team Hervey, Chris McCombs, Matt Bashore, P Trevor McConnell, Michael Alex Dickerson, DH Nilles, Billy O’Conner Jake Dunning, SS ACADEMIC ALL-BIG TEN 2008 Matt Carr, Evan Crawford, Vince Gonzalez, 3B 1980 Jim Caplis Doug Fleenor, Chris Hervey, Kipp Schutz, OF 1981 Tony Nelson Chris McCombs, Trevor 2010 Alex Dickerson, OF 1982 Tony Nelson McConnell, Kipp Schutz 2012 Jonny Hoffman, RP 1983 Tony Nelson 2009 Matt Carr, Evan Crawford, Micah Johnson, 2B 1987 Joe Hillman Chris Hervey, T.C. Knipp, Will Nolden, OF 1988 Joe Hillman, Tim Dembinski, Jerrud Sabourin, Kipp 2013 Will Coursen-Carr, P Jeff Stout Schutz, Ethan Wilson, Dustin DeMuth, 3B 1989 Brian Money, Todd Parola Wes Wilson Kyle Schwarber, C 1990 Brian Money, Brad Skiff, 2010 Matt Carr, T.C. Knipp, Brian Aaron Slegers, P Rich Vozel Ritz, Matt Serfling, Ethan Casey Smith, OF 1991 Nate Lewis, Brian Money, Wilson, Wes Wilson Sam Travis, 1B Rich Vozel, Teague Weybright 2011 Michael Basil, Matt Carr, 2014 Dustin DeMuth, 3B 1992 Nate Lewis, Scott Sembower, T.C. Knipp, Trace Knoblauch, Scott Donley, DH Rich Vozel Brian Ritz, Matt Serfling, Christian Morris, P 1993 Nate Lewis, Danny Garness, Wes Wilson Casey Rodrigue, 2B David Mabr, Marc Roberts, 2012 Michael Basil, Dustin DeMuth, Kyle Schwarber, OF Scott Sellers, Eric Simon, Eric Kartman, Trace 2015 Craig Dedelow, OF Scott Snapp, Jason Tetlow Knoblauch, Drew Leininger, Brad Hartong, C 1994 Danny Garness, Kyle Kramer, Will Nolden, Tim O’Conner Nick Ramos, 2B David Mabry, Marc Roberts, 2013 Michael Basil, Dustin 2017 Matt Lloyd, UTIL Scott Sellers 1995 Dan Ferrell, Ryan Frantz, DeMuth, Joey DeNato, Kyle Kramer, Brett Lewis, Ryan Halstead, Luke Harrison, BIG TEN TOURNAMENT MVP Scott Mudd Trace Knoblauch, 1996 Dan Ferrell, P 1996 Mike Crotty, Dan Ferrell, Will Nolden, Tim O’Conner, 2009 Matt Bashore, P Ryan Frantz, Kyle Kramer, Kyle Schwarber 2013 Sam Travis, 1B Brett Lewis, Greg Schabel, 2014 Will Coursen-Carr, Dustin 2014 Kyle Schwarber, OF Mike Spisak, Josh Zahller DeMuth, Joey DeNato, 1997 Ryan Frantz, Brian Harris, Scott Donley, Luke Harrison, BIG TEN TRIPLE CROWN Chris Holick, Sam Incandela, Will Nolden, Tim O’Conner, Brett Lewis, Matt Moser, Kyle Schwarber WINNER 2015 Scott Donley, Scott Effross, 2010 Alex Dickerson, OF Mike Spisak, Micah Nori, Greg Schabel Austin Foote, Luke Harrison, 1998 Fred Graf, Sam Incandela, Casey Rodrigue, Colby Stratten BIG TEN BATTING CHAMP Matt Moser 2016 Will Coursen-Carr, Laren 1989 William Jordan 1999 Fred Graf, Dan Haegele, Eustace, Austin Foote, 1991 Mike Smith Sam Incandela, Zach Otte, Chris Lowe, Isaiah Pasteur, 1992 Mike Smith Ryan Schade B.J Sabol, Luke Stephen 1996 Matt Braughler 2000 John Bestler, Eric Blakeley, son, Colby Stratten 2002 Kennard Jones Fred Graf, Dan Haegele, 2017 Scotty Bradley, Laren 2003 Vasili Spanos Gibran Hamdan, Quinn Eustace,Ryan Fineman, 2010 Alex Dickerson Moore, Zach Otte, Austin Foote, Tim Herrin, 2014 Dustin DeMuth Matt Rice, Joe Sadler, Chris Lowe, Luke Miller, Vince Volpe, Michael Woodside Pauly Milto, Luke Stphen- 2001 Eric Blakeley, Jacob Cary, son, Jonathan Stiever, BIG TEN ERA KING Brad DeStefano, Dan Haegele, Colby Stratten 1990 Craig Williams Quinn Moore, Zach Otte, Matt Rice, Joe Sadler, BIG TEN COACH OF THE YEAR Michael Woodside 1991 Bob Morgan 2002 Jacob Cary, Brad DeStefano, 1993 Bob Morgan Kenny Marrs 2013 Tracy Smith 2003 Mark Calkins, Jacob Cary, Brad DeStefano, 2014 Tracy Smith David Hughes, Ryan Parker, Dan Pezley, Austin Rhoads, Ryan Smith 2004 David Hughes, Jay Brant, Ryan Parker, Dan Pezley, 2018 INDIANA BASEBALL 41 2018 INDIANA HOOSIERS HOOSIERS IN MAJOR LEAGUE BASEBALL Doug DeVore Kevin Orie Whitey Wilshere 28 FORMER HOOSIERS HAVE MOVED ON TO MAJOR LEAGUE BASEBALL CAREERS Ernie Andres ..............................Boston Red Sox, 1946 Ron Keller ...................... Minnesota Twins, 1986, 1988 Ralph Brickner ..........................Boston Red Sox, 1952 Ted Kluszewski .....................Cincinnati Reds, 1947-57 John Corriden, Jr. ..................Brooklyn Dodgers, 1946 ...................................Pittsburgh Pirates, 1958-59 Doug DeVore ...............Arizona Diamondbacks, 2004 ..................................Chicago White Sox, 1959-60 Alex Dickerson ..................... San Diego Padres, 2015- .....................................Los Angeles Dodgers, 1961 Jake Dunning ..............San Francisco Giants, 2013-14 Mike Kosman ............................Cincinnati Reds, 1944 Sammy Esposito ............ Chicago White Sox, 1952-63 Kevin Mahar ............................... Texas Rangers, 2007 ..............................................Kansas City A’s, 1963 Pinky May .....................Philadelphia Phillies, 1939-43 Micah Johnson .....................Chicago White Sox, 2015 Zach McClellan ..................... Colorado Rockies, 2007 ....................................Los Angeles Dodgers, 2016 Bruce Miller .................San Francisco Giants, 1973-76 ...............................................Atlanta Braves, 2017 Mike Modak ...............................Cincinnati Reds, 1945 .........................................
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