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Year-by-Year College Baseball Player of the Year Award Winner Breakdown

Golden Spikes Award

(Top Amateur Baseball Player in the Country)

Presented by USA Baseball

Sponsored by Major League Baseball Players Association

The award is presented each year to the player who exhibits exceptional athletic ability and exemplary sportsmanship.

YEAR	PLAYER	COLLEGE
2003	Rickie Weeks	Southern
2002	Khalil Greene	Clemson
2001	Mark Prior	Southern California (USC)
2000	Kip Bouknight	South Carolina
1999	Jason Jennings	Baylor
1998	Pat Burrell	Miami
1997	J.D. Drew	Florida State
1996	Travis Lee	San Diego State
1995	Mark Kotsay	Cal State Fullerton
1994	Jason Varitek	Georgia Tech
1993	Darren Dreifort	Michigan
1992	Phil Nevin	Cal State Fullerton
1991	Mike Kelly	Arizona State
1990	Alex Fernandez	Miami-Dade South Community College
1989	Ben McDonalda	Louisiana State (LSU)
1988	Robin Ventura	Florida State
1987	Jim Abbott	Michigan
1986	Mike Loynd	Florida State
1985	Will Clark	Mississippi State
1984	Oddibe McDowell	Arizona State
1983	Dave Magadan	Alabama
1982	Augie Schmidt	New Orleans
1981	Mike Fuentes	Florida State
1980	Terry Francona	Arizona
1979	Tim Wallach	Cal State Fullerton
1978	Bob Horner	Arizona State

Dick Howser Trophy

(College Baseball Player of the Year)

Presented by National Collegiate Baseball Writers Association (NCBWA)

Sponsored by Verizon and the St. Petersburg (Fla.) Area Chamber of Commerce

Winners from 1987-1998 were selected by the American Baseball Coaches Association. NCBWA became the voting body in 1999.

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YEAR	PLAYER	POS	COLLEGE
2003	Rickie Weeks	2B	Southern
2002	Khalil Greene	SS	Clemson
2001	Mark Prior	RHP	Southern California (USC)
2000	Mark Teixeira	3B	Georgia Tech
1999	Jason Jennings	DH-RHP	Baylor
1998	Eddie Furniss	1B	Louisiana State (LSU)
1997	J.D. Drew	OF	Florida State
1996	Kris Benson	RHP	Clemson
1995	Todd Helton	1B-LHP	Tennessee
1994	Jason Varitek	C	Georgia Tech
1993	Brooks Kieschnik	DH-RHP	Texas
1992	Brooks Kieschnik	DH-RHP	Texas
1991	Frank Rodriguez	SS-RHP	Howard College (Texas)
1990	Alex Fernandez	RHP	Miami-Dade South Community College
1989	Scott Bryant	DH	Texas
1988	Robin Ventura	3B	Oklahoma State
1987	Mike Fiore	OF	Miami

Rotary Smith Award

(College Baseball's Player of the Year)

Presented by the Rotary Club of Houston

Voted upon by college baseball publicists, former winners and the coaches of those former winners.

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YEAR	PLAYER	POS	COLLEGE
2003	Rickie Weeks	2B	Southern
2002	Khalil Green	SS	Clemson
2001	Mark Prior	RHP	Southern California (USC)
2000	Kip Bouknight	RHP	South Carolina
1999	Jason Jennings	RHP/DH	Baylor
1998	Brad Wilkerson	LHP/OF	Florida
1997	Tim Hudson	RHP/OF	Auburn
1996	Kris Benson	RHP	Clemson
1995	Mark Kotsay	OF	Cal State Fullerton
1994	Jason Varitek	C	Georgia Tech
1993	Darren Dreifort	RHP	Wichita State
1992	Mike Alex Smith	OF	Indiana
1991	Bobby Jones	RHP	Fresno State
1990	Mike Kelly	OF	Arizona State
1989	Ben McDonald	RHP	Louisiana State (LSU)
1988	Andy Benes	RHP	Evansville

Baseball America's College Player of the Year

(College Baseball Player of the Year)

Presented by Baseball America

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YEAR	PLAYER	POS	COLLEGE
2003	Rickie Weeks	2B	Southern
2002	Khalil Greene	SS	Clemson
2001	Mark Prior	RHP	Southern California (USC)
2000	Mark Teixeira	3B	Georgia Tech
1999	Jason Jennings	DH-RHP	Baylor
1998	Jeff Austin	RHP	Stanford
1997	J.D. Drew	OF	Florida State
1996	Kris Benson	RHP	Clemson
1995	Todd Helton	1B-LHP	Tennessee
1994	Jason Varitek	C	Georgia Tech
1993	Brooks Kieschnik	DH-RHP	Texas
1992	Phil Nevin	3B	Cal State Fullerton
1991	David McCarty	1B	Stanford
1990	Mike Kelly	OF	Arizona State
1989	Ben McDonald	RHP	Louisiana State (LSU)
1988	John Olerud	1B-LHP	Washington State
1987	Robin Ventura	3B	Oklahoma State
1986	Casey Close	OF	Michigan
1985	Pete Incaviglia	OF	Oklahoma State
1984	Oddibe McDowell	OF	Arizona State
1983	Dave Magadan	1B	Alabama
1982	Jeff Ledbetter	OF/LHP	Florida State
1981	Mike Sodders	3B	Arizona

Hobey Baker Memorial Award

(Top Player in Division 1 College Hockey)

An initial round of balloting by all 60 Division I college coaches determined the ten finalists. These 10 names are advanced to the Selection Committee, a geographically balanced group of 25 members composed of media, NHL scouts, college hockey coaches and supervisors of officials.

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YEAR	PLAYER	POS	SCHOOL
2003	Peter Sejna	F	Colorado College
2002	Jordan Leopold	D	Minnesota
2001	Ryan Miller	G	Michigan State
2000	Mike Mottau	D	Boston College
1999	Jason Krog	F	New Hampshire
1998	Chris Drury	F	Boston University
1997	Brendan Morrison	F	Michigan
1996	Brian Bonin	F	Minnesota
1995	Brian Holzinger	F	Bowling Green
1994	Chris Marinucci	F	Minnesota-Duluth
1993	Paul Kariya	F	Maine
1992	Scott Pellerin	F	Maine
1991	David Emma	F	Boston College
1990	Kip Miller	F	Michigan State
1989	Lane MacDonald	F	Harvard
1988	Robb Stauber	G	Minnesota
1987	Tony Hrkac	F	North Dakota
1986	Scott Fusco	F	Harvard
1985	Bill Watson	F	Minnesota-Duluth
1984	Tom Kurvers	D	Minnesota-Duluth
1983	Mark Fusco	D	Harvard
1982	George McPhee	F	Bowling Green
1981	Neal Broten	F	Minnesota

MAC Hermann Trophy

(Top Division 1 College Soccer Player)

Presented by the Missouri Athletic Club

The winners of the award are selected through voting by the members of the National Soccer Coaches Association of America. In 1999, the M.A.C. and NSCAA came together to create a single award recognizing the top Division I players. The MAC Hermann Trophy was the combined Hermann and MAC Awards and was created in 2002.

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YEAR	PLAYER	COLLEGE
2003
2002	Alecko Eskandarian	Virginia
2001	Luchi Gonzalez	Southern Methodist (SMU)
2000	Chris Gbandi	Connecticut
1999	Ali Curtis	Duke
1998	Wojtek Krakowiak	Clemson
1997	Johnny Torres	Creighton
1996	Mike Fisher	Virginia
1995	Mike Fisher	Virginia
1994	Brian Maisonneuve	Indiana
1993	Claudio Reyna	Virginia
1992	Brad Friedel	UCLA
1991	Alexi Lalas	Rutgers
1990	Ken Snow	Indiana
1989	Tony Meola	Virginia
1988	Ken Snow	Indiana
1987	Bruce Murray	Clemson
1986	John Kerr	Duke
1985	Tom Kain	Duke
1984	Amr Aly	Columbia
1983	Mike Jeffries	Duke
1982	Joe Ulrich	Duke
1981	Armando Betancourt	Indiana
1980	Joe Morrone	Connecticut
1979	Jim Stamatis	Penn State
1978	Angelo DiBernardo	Indiana
1977	Billy Gazonas	Hartwick College
1976	Glenn Myernick	Hartwick College
1975	Steve Ralbovsky	Brown
1974	Farrukh Quraishi	Oneonta State
1973	Dan Counce	St. Louis
1972	Mike Seerey	St. Louis
1971	Mike Seerey	St. Louis
1970	Al Trost	St. Louis
1969	Al Trost	St. Louis
1968	Manuel Hernandez	San Jose State
1967	Dov Markus	Long Island University (LIU)

Missouri Athletic Club Players of the Year

Presented by the Missouri Athletic Club

Presented from 1987 to 2001

2001	Luchi Gonzalez	Southern Methodist (SMU)
2000	Ali Curtis	Duke
1999	Sasha Victorine	UCLA
1998	Jay Heaps	Duke
1997	Johnny Torres	Creighton
1996	Mike Fisher	Virginia
1995	Matt McKeon	St. Louis
1994	Todd Yeagley	Indiana
1993	Claudio Reyna	Virginia
1992	Claudio Reyna	Virginia
1991	Alexi Lalas	Rutgers
1990	Ken Snow	Indiana
1989	Tony Meola	Virginia
1988	Ken Snow	Indiana
1987	John Harkes	Virginia
1986	John Kerr	Duke

Enners Award

(Outstanding Player in College Lacrosse)

Presented by USILA (United States Intercollegiate Lacrosse Association)

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YEAR	PLAYER	POS	COLLEGE
2003	Tillman Johnson	G	Virginia
2002	Steve Dusseau	A?	Georgetown
2001	Doug Shanahan	M	Hofstra
2000	Ryan Powell	A	Syracuse
1999	John Grant	A	Delaware
1998	Casey Powell	A	Syracuse
1997	Casey Powell	A	Syracuse
1996	Doug Knight	A	Virginia
1995	Terry Riordan	A	Johns Hopkins
1994	Scott Bacigalupo	G	Princeton
1993	David Morrow	D	Princeton
1992	Darren Lowe	A	Brown
1991	Dennis Goldstein	A	North Carolina
1990	Gary Gait	M	Syracuse
1989	Dave Pietramala	D	Johns Hopkins
1988	Gary Gait	M	Syracuse
1987	Tim Goldstein	A	Cornell
1986	Tom Haus	D	North Carolina
1985	Larry Quinn	G	Johns Hopkins
1984	Larry Quinn	G	Johns Hopkins
1983	Brad Kotz	A>	Syracuse
1982	Tom Sears	G	North Carolina
1981	Jeff Cook	A	Johns Hopkins
1980	Brendan Schneck	M	Johns Hopkins
1979	Mark Greenberg	D	Johns Hopkins
1978	Mike O'Neill	A	Johns Hopkins
1977	Eamon McEneaney	A	Cornell
1976	Mike French	A	Cornell
1975	Frank Urso	M	Maryland
1974	Rick Kowalchuk	M	Johns Hopkins
1973	Doug Schreiber	M	Maryland
1972	Pete Eldredge	A?	Virginia
1971	Tom Cafaro	A	Army
1970	Pete Cramblet	A	Army
1969	Joe Cowan	A	Johns Hopkins

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