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National Honors Abca National Player of the Year Johnny Bench Award Finalist Abca Regional Coach of the Year 2018 HONORS & AWARDS NATIONAL HONORS ABCA NATIONAL PLAYER OF THE YEAR JOHNNY BENCH AWARD FINALIST ABCA REGIONAL COACH OF THE YEAR 2018......................................... Kody Clemens 2005................................ Taylor Teagarden, C 1975.........................................Cliff Gustafson BROOKS WALLACE AWARD FINALIST 1982.........................................Cliff Gustafson BASEBALL AMERICA 1983.........................................Cliff Gustafson NATIONAL PLAYER OF THE YEAR 2011..................................... Brandon Loy, SS 1992.........................................Cliff Gustafson 1993...................... Brooks Kieschnick, DH/UT 2002.......................................... Augie Garrido COLLEGE WORLD SERIES 2005.......................................... Augie Garrido COLLEGIATE BASEBALL MOST OUTSTANDING PLAYER NATIONAL PLAYER OF THE YEAR 1949................................... Tom Hamilton, 1B ABCA/RAWLINGS GOLD GLOVE AWARD 1986......................................Greg Swindell, P 1953........................................... J.L. Smith, P 1989......................................Scott Bryant, UT 1975......................... Mickey Reichenbach, 1B 2014..................................Brooks Marlow, 2B 1993............................ Brooks Kieschnick, UT 1983................................... Calvin Schiraldi, P 2002......................................Huston Street, P DICK HOSWER TROPHY 2005.....................................David Maroul, 3B 1989.............................Scott Bryant, DH/OF/P NATIONAL COACH THE YEAR 1992...................Brooks Kieschnick, P/DH/UT 1993...................Brooks Kieschnick, P/DH/UT 1975.........................................Cliff Gustafson 2011................................ Taylor Jungmann, P 1982.........................................Cliff Gustafson 1983.........................................Cliff Gustafson NCBWA STOPPER OF THE YEAR 2002.......................................... Augie Garrido AWARD 2005.......................................... Augie Garrido 2005.............................................J. Brent Cox 2018....................................David Pierce (BA) 2010..........................................Chance Ruffin 2011........................................... Corey Knebel NCBWA FRESHMAN PITCHER OF THE YEAR 2011........................................... Corey Knebel COLLEGIATE BASEBALL FRESHMAN PITCHER OF THE YEAR 2011........................................... Corey Knebel BASEBALL AMERICA FRESHMAN OF THE YEAR 1984......................................Greg Swindell, P 1988..............................Kirk Dressendorfer, P 1991.........................Brooks Kieschnick, DH/P GOLDEN SPIKES AWARD FINALIST 1984......................................Greg Swindell, P 1985......................................Greg Swindell, P 1986......................................Greg Swindell, P 1989.............................Scott Bryant, DH/OF/P 1992...................Brooks Kieschnick, P/DH/UT 1993...................Brooks Kieschnick, P/DH/UT 2000............................................Beau Hale, P 2004......................................Huston Street, P 2006..................................... Drew Stubbs, OF 2007...................................... Kyle Russell, OF 2011................................ Taylor Jungmann, P 2018...................................Kody Clemens, 2B CLEMENS AWARD FINALIST KODY CLEMENS 2018 ABCA NATIONAL PLAYER OF 2004............................................JP Howell, P THE YEAR 168 TEXAS BASEBALL HONORS & AWARDS ALL-AMERICANS 1932....................... Ray Ater, SS (First Team) 1975............. Keith Moreland, 3B (First Team) 2002 ........... Justin Simmons, P (First Team) Ernie Koy, OF (First Team) Jim Gideon, P (First Team) Tim Moss, 2B (Second Team) 1933.............. Pat Ankenman, SS (First Team) 1976........... Richard Wortham, P (First Team) Dustin Majewski, OF (Third Team) 1949....................Murray Wall, P (First Team) Charles Proske, OF (Third Team) Huston Street, P (Third Team) Tom Hamilton, 1B (First Team) 1979...........Jerry Don Gleaton, P (First Team) 2003........... Dustin Majewski, OF (First Team) Ed Kneuper, OF (Second Team) 1980 Keith Creel, P (Second Team) Omar Quintanilla, SS (Second Team) 1950....................Murray Wall, P (First Team) 1981....................Tony Arnold, P (First Team) Huston Street, P (Second Team) Charlie Gorin, P (Second Team) Burk Goldthorn, C (Second Team) J.P. Howell, P (Third Team) Bob Brock, OF (Second Team) Spike Owen, SS (Third Team) 2004..................... J.P. Howell, P (First Team) 1951........... Chile Bigham, 1B (Second Team) 1982.................. Spike Owen, SS (First Team) Huston Street, P (First Team) 1952.....Luther Scarbrough, P (Second Team) 1983...............Calvin Schiraldi, P (First Team) 2005....................J. Brent Cox, P (First Team) Joe Tanner, 3B (Third Team) 1984................. David Denny, 3B (First Team) Seth Johnston, SS (First Team) 1953............Travis Eckert, OF (Second Team) Bill Bates, 2B (First Team) Drew Stubbs, OF (Third Team) Paul Mohr, 1B (Second Team) Greg Swindell, P (First Team) 2006............Drew Stubbs, OF (Second Team) 1954................Travis Eckert, OF (Third Team) 1985.......................Bill Bates, 2B (First Team) 2007..................Kyle Russell, OF (First Team) 1957...............Harry Taylor, P (Second Team) Greg Swindell, P (First Team) Adrian Alaniz, P (Second Team) Jerry Good, 1B (Third Team) 1986................. Greg Swindell, P (First Team) Bradley Suttle, 3B (Third Team) 1958..................Roy Menge, OF (Third Team) 1987..................Curt Krippner, P (First Team) 2008............. Chance Ruffin, SP (Third Team) George Myers, P (Third Team) Kevin Garner, OF/P (First Team) 2009........... Austin Wood, RP (Second Team) 1960.............. Roy Menge, OF (Second Team) Brian Cisarik, 1B (Second Team) 2010....................Cole Green, SP (First Team) 1961............. Chuck Knutson, OF (First Team) Coby Kerlin, SS (Third Team) Taylor Jungmann, SP (First Team) 1962......................Pat Rigby, 2B (First Team) 1988................ Brian Johnson, C (First Team) Chance Ruffin, RP (First Team) Chuck Knutson, OF (Second Team) Kirk Dressendorfer, P (First Team) Brandon Workman, SP (Second Team) 1963.................... Bill Bethea, SS (First Team) Eric Stone, P (Second Team) 2011......... Taylor Jungmann, SP (First Team) Butch Thompson, 1B (First Team) Mike Patrick, DH (Third Team) Corey Knebel, RP (First Team) 1967...............Tommy Moore, P (Third Team) 1989..........Kirk Dressendorfer, P (First Team) Brandon Loy, SS (Second Team) 1968..............James Street, P (Second Team) Scott Bryant, DH (First Team) Erich Weiss, 3B (Second Team) 1969....................Burt Hooton, P (First Team) 1990..........Kirk Dressendorfer, P (First Team) 2014..............Mark Payton*, OF (Third Team) James Street, P (Second Team) David Tollison, IF (Second Team) 2017.........Morgan Cooper#, SP (Third Team) Pat Brown, OF (Third Team) 1991..Brooks Kieschnick, UT/P/DH (First Team) 2018.............Kody Clemens$, 2B (First Team) 1970....................Burt Hooton, P (First Team) 1992..Brooks Kieschnick, UT/P/DH (First Team) 2020...........Bryce Elder%, SP (Second Team) Tommy Harmon, C (First Team) Calvin Murray, OF (First Team) David Chalk, 3B (Third Team) Chris Abbe, C (Third Team) * Baseball America # Collegiate Baseball 1971....................Burt Hooton, P (First Team) 1993..Brooks Kieschnick, UT/P/DH (First Team) ^ NCBWA & USA Today/Baseball Weekly David Chalk, 3B (First Team) Braxton Hickman, 1B (Second Team) @ Perfect Game $ Unanimous John Langerhans, 1B (Second Team) 1996........... Kip Harkrider, SS (Second Team) % 2020 Collegiate Baseball shortened-season 1972...................David Chalk, 3B (First Team) Danny Peoples, 1B (Second Team) All-American Bill Berryhill, C (Third Team) MacGregor Byers, OF (Third Team) 1973............. Keith Moreland, 3B (First Team) 1997...............Kip Harkrider, SS (Third Team) Ron Roznovsky, P (First Team) 1999....Jason Cox, C/OF (Honorable Mention) 1974............. Keith Moreland, 3B (First Team) Jason Moore, SS (Honorable Mention) Jim Gideon, P (First Team) Jeff Ontiveros, 1B (Honorable Mention) David Reeves, OF (First Team) 2000...............Charlie Thames, P (First Team) Rick Bradley, C (Second Team) Beau Hale, P (Second Team) TAYLOR JUNGMANN 2010 & 2011 FIRST TEAM ALL-AMERICAN TEXAS BASEBALL 169 HONORS & AWARDS FRESHMAN ALL-AMERICANS ABCA ALL-REGION USA BASEBALL NATIONAL TEAM 1983...................Billy Bates*, 2B (First Team) 1996..........MacGregor Byers, OF (First Team) 1992....................Olympics-Calvin Murray, OF 1984............... Greg Swindell*, P (First Team) ..............................Eric French, P (First Team) 1996.....................Olympics-Kip Harkrider, SS 1985...........Curt Krippner*, P (Second Team) ........................ Kip Harkrider, SS (First Team) 1999........................................... Phil Seibel, P 1988........Kirk Dressendorfer*, P (First Team) ..............................Jake O’Dell, P (First Team) 2001........................................Ryan Hubele, C 1990.................Scott Pugh*, DH (First Team) ......................Danny Peoples, 1B (First Team) .........................................Omar Quintanilla, IF 1991......Brooks Kieschnick*, DH (First Team) 1999................ Jason Moore, SS (First Team) 2002......................................Huston Street,
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