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All-Time All-Big Ten Selections PROGRAM RECORD BOOK All-Time All-Big Ten Selections Year Player Position Team Year Player Position Team 1949 Mel Henson Pitcher First 1989 Mike Galle Third Base Second Dave Scheitlin Outfield Third 1950 Bill Skowron Shortstop First John Carrico Pitcher Third 1952 Harold Wallace Outfield First 1991 Phil Hollis Shortstop Second Dave Barrett Outfield Second 1956 John Enrietto Second Base First Dave Scheitlin Outfield Second Craig Robertshaw Outfield Third 1960 Joe McCabe Catcher First 1992 Jermaine Allensworth Outfield First 1961 Bernie Allen Shortstop First Sherard Clinkscales Pitcher First Mike Biltimier First Base Third 1962 Gordon Arnspiger Outfield First 1993 Jermaine Allensworth Outfield First 1964 Mel Garland Second Base First Jeff Isom Pitcher First Alfredo Suarez Designated Hitter Second 1966 Steve Hoffman Outfield Third Jason Smith Pitcher Second Mike Biltimier First base Third 1971 Terry Wedgewood Third Base First Dan Zanolla Shortstop Third 1973 Matt Busch Second Base Second 1995 Todd Jensen Pitcher First Mike Hedman Pitcher Third Timm Barnbrook Shortstop Second 1996 Mike Hedman Pitcher Second 1974 John Wezet First Base Third Jim Szucs Outfield Third 1997 Bill Bennett Designated Hitter First Mike Hedman Pitcher First 1975 Jeff Stensland Third Base Second Rod Metzler Second Base Second Gary Petric Shortstop Second Chris Bloomer Pitcher Second John Wezet First Base Third Jeff Reder Pitcher Second Terry Thompson Outfield Third Anthony Grieco Catcher Third Bill Liebler Outfield Third Mike Rothstein First Base Third Daryl Hallada Shortstop Third 1976 Pat Dawson Pitcher Second Dave Rife Outfield Third 1998 Daryl Hallada Shortstop Second 1977 Gary Petric Shortstop Third 1999 Austin Bilke Pitcher Third Erik Frei Catcher Third 1980 Mike Ledna Second Base Second Rick Thompson Shortstop Second 2000 Daryl Hallada Designated Hitter First Chris Dietrick Outfield Second Andy Helmer Pitcher First Nate Sickler Outfield Second 1981 Mike Ledna Second Base Second Ben Quick Pitcher Second Steve Urbanski Third Base Second Jeremy Ballard Pitcher Third Rick Thompson Shortstop Third 2001 David Blomberg Second Base First 1982 Chris Vale Outfield First Mike Duursma Shortstop First Todd Cooney Catcher Third Nate Sickler Outfield First Dave Gassner Pitcher First 1983 P.J. Dietrick Outfield Second Ben Quick Pitcher Second Matt Kinzer Pitcher Second David Harrell Catcher Third Elam Rossy Shortstop Second 2002 Chadd Blasko Pitcher First 1984 P.J. Dietrick Outfield First Bob Shoulders Outfield Second 2003 Daniel Underwood Outfield First Simon Klink Third Base Third 1985 Elam Rossy Third Base First Ben Fritz Catcher Third 1986 Doug Schreiber Second Base Second 2004 Simon Klink Third Base Second Don Cox Outfield Third Mitch Koester Shortstop Second Trae Dauby Relief Pitcher Second 1987 Jeff Allison Outfield First Andy Dahl Outfield Third Pete Altenberger Pitcher First John Hunter Designated Hitter Third Brett Roach Designated Hitter Second Archi Cianfrocco Shortstop Third 2005 Mitch Hilligoss Shortstop First Scott Byrnes Pitcher First 1988 Bob Gerhard Second Base Third John Hunter Third Base Second Mike Galle Third Base Third Mitch Pruemer Pitcher Second Brent Coudron Pitcher Third 2019 BOILERMAKER BASEBALL • BACK TO WINNING WAYS UNDER COACH WAZ 13 2019 PURDUE BOILERMAKERS BASEBALL All-Time All-Big Ten Selections National Recognition Year Player Position Team Year Player Honor 2006 Mitch Hilligoss Shortstop First 1950 Bill Skowron ABCA All-America, Third Team Ryne White Outfield Second Spencer Ingaldson Designated Hitter Second 1984 Bob Shoulders Baseball America Freshman All-America Chris Toneguzzi Relief Pitcher Second Ricky Heines Pitcher Third 1993 Mike Biltimier ABCA All-America, Third Team Dan Sattler Pitcher Third 2002 Brent Coudron Collegiate Baseball Freshman All-America 2007 Matt Bischoff Freshman of the Year Ryne White First Base First Matt Bischoff Pitcher Second 2005 Mitch Hilligoss ABCA All-America, Third Team Tony Sedlmeyer Pitcher Third Mitch Hilligoss NCBWA All-America, Third Team 2008 Matt Bischoff Pitcher First 2006 Ryne White Collegiate Baseball Freshman All-America Ben Wolgamot Second Base First Brandon Haveman Outfield Second 2007 Ryne White Ping! Baseball All-America, Honorable Mention Josh Lindblom Pitcher Second Matt Bischoff Collegiate Baseball Freshman All-America Ryne White First Base Third Matt Bischoff Ping! Baseball Freshman All-America Matt Jansen Pitcher Third Tony Sedlmeyer Collegiate Baseball Freshman All-America Tony Sedlmeyer Ping! Baseball Freshman All-America 2009 Brandon Haveman Outfield First Matt Bischoff Pitcher Third 2008 Josh Lindblom NCBWA Stopper of the Year Watch List Eric Charles Second Base Third John Cummins First Base Third 2009 Eric Charles Collegiate Baseball Freshman All-America Alex Jaffee Outfield Third Eric Charles All-Freshman Team 2010 Kevin Plawecki NCBWA Freshman All-America 2010 Matt Bischoff Pitcher First Kevin Plawecki Collegiate Baseball Freshman All-America Cameron Perkins All-Freshman Team (3B) Cameron Perkins Collegiate Baseball Freshman All-America Kevin Plawecki All-Freshman Team (C) Brad Schreiber All-Freshman Team (RP) 2011 Kevin Plawecki Johnny Bench Award Semifinalist (1 of 12) Nick Wittgren NCBWA Stopper of the Year Watch List 2011 Kevin Plawecki Catcher First Barrett Serrato Outfield First 2012 Kevin Plawecki Purdue Male Athlete of the Year Tyler Spillner Outfield Second Kevin Plawecki Johnny Bench Award Finalist (1 of 3) Nick Wittgren Relief Pitcher Second Kevin Plawecki Dick Howser Trophy Semifinalist (1 of 35) Cameron Perkins Third Base Third Kevin Plawecki USA Golden Spikes Award Semifinalist (1 of 30) Stephen Talbott Outfield Third Kevin Plawecki Baseball America All-America, Second Team Kevin Plawecki Collegiate Baseball All-America, Second Team 2012 Kevin Plawcki Player of the Year Kevin Plawecki Perfect Game USA All-America, Second Team Joe Haase Pitcher of the Year Kevin Plawecki College Baseball Insider All-America, Second Team Doug Schreiber Coach of the Year Kevin Plawecki ABCA All-America, Third Team Kevin Plawecki Big Ten Tournament MOP Joe Haase College Baseball Insider All-America HM Eric Charles Second Base First Joe Haase Pitcher First Blake Mascarello College Baseball Insider All-America HM Cameron Perkins Third Base First David Miller Brooks Wallace Award Watch List Kevin Plawecki Catcher First Lance Breedlove CB Hall of Fame Pitcher of the Year Watch List Lance Breedlove Pitcher Second Nick Wittgren NCBWA Stopper of the Year Watch List Blake Mascarello Relief Pitcher Second Barrett Serrato Outfield Second 2013 Josh Estill Collegiate Baseball Freshman All-America Nick Wittgren Relief Pitcher Third 2014 Sean McHugh Johnny Bench Award Semifinalist (1 of 15) 2013 Josh Estill All-Freshman Team (1B) Kyle Johnson All-Freshman Team (OF) 2016 Jack Picchiotti Johnny Bench Award Watch List Jordan Minch All-Freshman Team (SP) Kyle Wood All-Freshman Team (DH) 2017 Ross Learnard NCBWA All-America, Second Team Bryce Bonner Collegiate Baseball Freshman All-America 2016 Kyle Wood First Base Third Nick Dalesandro Johnny Bench Award Watch List 2017 Gareth Stroh Starting Pitcher Third 2018 Ross Learnard Collegiate Baseball All-American, Third Team Bryce Bonner All-Freshman Team (C) Skyler Hunter All-Freshman Team (OF) Ross Learnard NCBWA Stopper of the Year Watch List Ben Nisle Collegiate Baseball Freshman All-America 2018 Tanner Andrews Starting Pitcher Third Nick Dalesandro Johnny Bench Award Watch List Nick Dalesandro Catcher Third Ross Learnard Relief Pitcher Third 2008 Mike Duursma Team Netherlands (Played for Purdue 2000-01) Jacson McGowan First Base Third Olympic Ben Nisle All-Freshman Team (OF) Games Trent Johnson All-Freshman Team (SP) 14 2019 PURDUE BASEBALL RECORD BOOK • PURDUESPORTS.COM PROGRAM RECORD BOOK First Team All-Big Ten Boilermakers BERNIE ALLEN East Liverpool, Ohio (East Liverpool High School) Year Position G AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI BB SO AVG SLG 1959 Shortstop 29 113 33 42 3 1 7 34 - - .372 .602 1960 Shortstop 17 62 11 20 1 2 3 12 - - .323 .548 1961 Shortstop - - - - - - - - - - - - Total 3 years *46 *175 *44 *62 *4 *3 *10 *46 - - *.354 *.583 JERMAINE ALLENSWORTH Anderson, Ind. (Madison High School) Year Position G AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI BB SO AVG SLG 1991 Outfield 54 188 35 60 14 3 6 32 23 25 .319 .521 1992 Outfield 55 187 49 66 20 6 7 35 23 27 .353 .636 1993 Outfield 58 194 50 57 9 4 9 44 37 43 .294 .521 Total 3 years 167 569 134 183 43 13 22 111 83 95 .322 .559 JEFF ALLISON Indianapolis, Ind. (Valparaiso High School) Year Position G AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI BB SO AVG SLG 1984 Outfield 37 65 13 19 4 0 0 11 14 15 .292 .354 1985 Outfield 42 92 28 27 7 4 2 19 20 25 .293 .522 1986 Outfield 47 179 43 60 9 3 14 50 13 38 .335 .654 1987 Outfield 58 190 53 66 9 6 8 38 39 46 .347 .584 Total 4 years 184 526 137 172 29 13 24 118 86 124 .327 .568 PETE ALTENBERGER Arlington Heights, Ill. (St. Viator High School) Chadd Blasko - 2002 All-Big Ten Year Position W L G GS CG SH SV IP H ER BB SO ERA 1987 Pitcher 8 1 16 10 6 0 0 73.2 68 32 37 55 3.91 1988 Pitcher 2 6 11 11 3 0 0 54 70 47 36 38 7.83 MATT BISCHOFF 1989 Pitcher 2 1 3 3 3 1 0 20 24 4 7 17 1.80 Decatur, Ind. (New Haven High School) Total 3 years 12 8 30 24 12 1 0 147.2 162 83 80 110 5.06 Year Position W L G GS CG SH SV IP H ER BB SO ERA 2007 Pitcher 3 2 14 6 1 1 2 60 55 19 8 61 2.85 GORDON ARNSPIGER 2008 Pitcher 6 3 14 14 0 0 0 77.1 74 34 25 55 3.96 Year Position G AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI BB SO AVG SLG 2009 Pitcher 4 5 14 14 3 0 0 91 106 56 22 80 5.54 1961 Outfield - - - - - - - - - - - - 2010 Pitcher 10 2 13 13 2 0 0 95 98 39 14 95 3.22 1962 Outfield - - - - - - - - - - - - Total 4 years 23 12 55 47 6 1 2 323.1 333 143 69 291 3.98 Total 2 years - - - - - - - - - - - - CHADD BLASKO BILL BENNETT Mishawaka, Ind.
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