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Buster Posey National Collegiate Catcher of the Year Award

Buster Posey National Collegiate Catcher of the Year Award Winner

Wichita, KS – The Wichita Sports Commission tonight during the 2024 Greater Wichita Sports Banquet announced Walker Janek of Sam Houston State University as the winner of the 2024 Buster Posey National Collegiate Catcher of the Year Award. Janek, Jacob Cozart, & Ryan Stafford were the three finalists for this years award. A selection committee made up of Division I Baseball Coaches, Sports Information Directors and Major League Scouts selected these three outstanding catchers from a list of 16 semifinalists announced on May 22.

These three catchers were invited to Wichita, KS to meet Buster Posey, take part in the Just Block Catcher’s Clinic a camp for young catchers in the Wichita area, go on a visit to Wesley Children’s Hospital with Buster, and finally be acknowledged for their accomplishments this season at the Greater Wichita Sports Banquet.

Buster Posey Award Finalists
Jacob Cozart, Jr. North Carolina State – Atlantic Coast Conference (ACC) First Team
Walker Janek, Jr. Sam Houston – Conference USA (CUSA) Defensive Player of the Year
Ryan Stafford, Jr. Cal Poly – Big West Conference Defensive Player of the Year

2024 Buster Posey Finalist Stats

About the Wichita Sports Commission

The Wichita Sports Commission is a facilitator, driving the collaborative efforts of the region in attracting and hosting a wide variety of local, regional, and national sporting events at the youth, amateur, and professional level. Since 1997, the Wichita Sports Commission has facilitated nearly 700 events in the Wichita area with a combined economic impact of over $600 million. The Sports Commission also owns and operates six community annual events, including the: Prairie Fire Race Series, NBC Baseball Foundation and World Series, Greater Wichita Sports Banquet featuring the Buster Posey National Collegiate Catcher of the Year Award, Wichita Corporate Challenge and the annual Wichita Turkey Trot. The Sports Commission provides the experience and expertise in sports marketing and event management that has established our region.

Buster Posey Award’s “Just Block It” Catchers’ Clinic sponsored by rawlings

These camps teach the skills necessary to be a good catcher at all levels – from little league to high school, or the collegiate level. The camp uses a step by step approach to prepare baseball/softball players mentally and physically for the big game! Buster Posey Award “Just Block It” Catchers’ Camp sponsored by Rawlings June 26th, 2024 Gates Open (8:15 a.m.) Camp Time (9:00 a.m. – 11:30 a.m.) WSU Eck Stadium 4100 E. 21st Wichita, KS 67208

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  • 2024 Semifinalists & Winner

    Walker Janek, Sam houston state university

    2024 Buster Posey National Collegiate Catcher of the year award

    The Wichita Sports Commission announced the 16 semifinalists for the Buster Posey National Collegiate Catcher of the Year Award They are (In alphabetical order, 3 finalists in bold):

    Ethan Anderson, Junior, Virginia
    Ariel Armas, Junior, San Diego
    Burke Camper, Senior, Utah Valley
    Ryan Campos, Junior, Arizona State
    Josh Caron, Junior, Nebraska
    Connor Caskenette, Senior, Purdue
    Jacob Cozart, Junior, NC State
    Mac Guscette, Senior, Alabama
    Brandon Heidal, Senior, Oakland
    Ike Irish, Sophomore, Auburn
    Walker Janek, Junior, Sam Houston
    Caleb Lomavita, Junior, California
    Cole Messina, Senior, South Carolina
    Malcolm Moore, Sophomore, Stanford
    Ryan Stafford, Junior, Cal Poly
    Alex Stone, Senior, Duke

    2024 Watch List (In alphabetical order)
    Parker Airhart, Junior, Texas Arlington
    Ethan Anderson, Junior, Virginia
    Ariel Armas, Junior, San Diego
    Nicholas Badillo, Sophomore, Winthrop
    Jackson Bessette, Sophomore, Illinois-Chicago
    Canyon Brown, Junior, North Carolina A&T
    Devin Burkes, Junior, Kentucky
    Burke Camper, Senior, Utah Valley
    Ryan Campos, Junior, Arizona State
    Owen Carapellotti, Junior, Georgetown
    Josh Caron, Junior, Nebraska
    Connor Caskenette, Senior, Purdue
    Tyler Cotten, Junior, Saint Peter’s
    Jacob Cozart, Junior, NC State
    Will Cresswell, Junior, Washington State
    Jackson DeJohn, Senior, St. Bonaventure
    Matt Deprey, Senior, Xavier
    Hunter Dobbins, Junior, Ball State
    Hank Dodson, Senior, Utah Tech
    Dallas Duarte, Senior, Hawaii
    Matthew Ellis, Senior, Georgia Tech
    Nic Ericsson, Senior, VCU
    Alan Espinal, Senior, Vanderbilt
    Jonathan French, Senior, Houston
    Jacob Friend, Junior, Davidson
    Jacob Galloway, Sophomore, USC
    Manny Garza, Junior, Rice
    Michael Goudeau, Senior, Texas Southern
    JD Gregson, Junior, Incarnate Word
    Mac Guscette, Senior, Alabama
    Brandon Heidal, Senior, Oakland
    Tyler Herron, Junior Illinois State
    McGwire Holbrook, Senior, Florida State
    Jackson Hugus, Junior, Presbyterian College
    Ike Irish, Sophomore, Auburn
    Walker Janek, Junior, Sam Houston
    Jimmy Keenan, Sophomore, St. John’s
    Ethan Krizen, Senior, Murray State
    Steven Lancia, Junior, Texas Rio Grande Valley
    Grant Lashure, Senior, Eastern Illinois
    Caleb Lomavita, Junior, California
    Luke Longo, Grad. Student, NJIT
    Travis Lott, Grad. Student, The Citadel
    Bear Madliak, Sophomore, Jacksonville State
    Grant Magill, Senior, Indiana State
    Matt Maloney, Junior, Penn State
    Tommy McAndrews, Sophomore, Fordham
    David Melfi, Grad. Student, Wagner College
    Cole Messina, Junior, South Carolina
    Joaquin Monque, Senior, South Florida
    Malcolm Moore, Sophomore, Stanford
    Jacob Morrow, Senior, Washington State
    Raphael Pelletier, Junior, Kansas State
    Zack Ramppen, Sophomore, San Francisco
    Logan Sauve, Sophomore, West Virginia
    Jason Schiavone, Junior, James Madison
    Brian Skettini, Senior, Rider
    Tanner Smith, Junior, Oregon State
    Campbell Smithwick, Freshman, Ole Miss
    Ryan Stafford, Junior, Cal Poly
    Ben Steck, Senior, Santa Clara
    Alex Stone, Senior, Duke
    Bennett Thompson, Junior, Oregon
    Jose Torres, Junior, Louisiana
    Humberto Torres, Senior, Gardner-Webb
    Anthony Tulimero, Senior, Houston
    Matthew Ward, Grad. Student, Niagara
    Nolan Watson, Grad. Student, Dayton
    Jake Wright, Senior, Little Rock

  • 2023 Semifinalists & Winner

    Kyle Teel, Virginia

     

    2023 Buster Posey National Collegiate Catcher of the Year Award
    Semifinalists Announced (Updated On May 22, 2023)

    The Wichita Sports Commission announced the thirteen semifinalists for the Buster Posey National Collegiate Catcher of the Year Award. They are (in alphabetical order):

    Julian Brock, JR  Louisiana
    Bryan Broecker, SO  Michigan State
    Connor Burns, JR Long Beach State
    Ryan Campos, SO  Arizona State
    Weston Eberly, SR  Columbia
    Calvin Harris, JR  Ole Miss
    Travis Lott, JR  The Citadel
    David Melfi, SR  Wagner
    Jack Payton, JR  Louisville
    Luke Shliger, JR  Maryland
    Alex Smith, SR US Naval Academy
    Ryan Snell, SR  Lamar
    Kyle Teel, JR Virginia

    2023 Watch List (in alphabetical order)

    Diego Altamirano, JR South Alabama
    Cole Andrews, SR Ohio State
    Jackson Appel, SR  Pennsylvania
    Tate Ballestero, SR St. John’s
    Blake Barton, SO Belmont
    Derek Berg, JR  Army West Point
    Gray Betts, SR Liberty
    Caden Bodine, FR  Coastal Carolina
    Julian Brock, JR Louisiana
    Bryan Broecker, SO Michigan State
    Kevin Bruggeman, SR Hofstra
    Devin Burkes, SO Kentucky
    Connor Burns, JR Long Beach State
    Peter Burns, GR  Boston College
    Michael Campagna, SR San Francisco
    Burke Camper, JR Utah Valley
    Ryan Campos, SO  Arizona State
    Michael Carico, JR Davidson
    Owen Carapellotti, SO Georgetown
    Josh Caron, SO Nebraska
    John Cristino, SR Towson
    Jacob Cozart, SO  NC State
    Tyler Davis, JR Fresno State
    Jackson DeJohn, JR  St. Bonaventure
    Matt DePrey, JR Xavier
    Dallas Duarte, SR Hawai’i
    Weston Eberly, SR  Columbia
    Matthew Ellis, SR Indiana
    Cole Elvis, SR Kansas
    Tomas Frick, JR North Carolina
    Andrew Gonzales, JR  McNeese State
    Fernando Gonzalez, JR Georgia
    Luke Hancock, SR Mississippi State
    Calvin Harris, JR Ole Miss
    Nick Hassan, JR Kennesaw State
    Brandon Heidal, JR Oakland
    McGwire Holbrook, JR Florida State
    Jake Holland, JR  New Mexico
    Ty Hooks, SR  Winthrop
    Henry Hunter, SO UAB
    Cooper Ingle, JR Clemson
    Walker Janek, SO  Sam Houston State
    Ryan Johnson, SR  Pepperdine
    Adam Juran, JR Western Illinois
    Cody Kelly, JR Missouri State
    Josh Killeen, SR  UTSA
    Will King, JR Eastern Kentucky
    Nich Klemp, GR  Portland
    Tony Krueger, SR UMBC
    Nate LaRue, SR Auburn
    Bennett Lee, JR Wake Forest
    Dayne Leonard, SR West Virginia
    Caleb Lomavita, SO  UC Berkeley
    Luke Longo, SR NJIT
    Travis Lott, JR The Citadel
    JT Marr, SR College of Charleston
    Ben McCabe, R-SR  Central Florida
    Ryan McCrystal, SO East Carolina
    David Melfi, SR Wagner
    Cole Messina, SO   South Carolina
    Malcolm Moore, FR  Stanford
    Gustavo Nava Sanchez, SR Southern
    Aaron Parker, SO UC Santa Barbara
    Shane Paradine, SR Stony Brook
    Jack Payton, JR Louisville
    Raphael Pelletier, SO  Kansas State
    Ryan Proto, JR UMass Lowell
    Nelson Rivera, JR South Florida
    Julian Rojas, SR Radford
    Eduardo Rosario, SR Nebraska-Omaha
    Jack Rubenstein, SR  Georgia Tech
    Poncho Ruiz, JR San Diego State
    Angel Saldivar, JR Cal State Bakersfield
    Jason Schiavone, SO James Madison
    Luke Shliger, JR  Maryland
    Alex Smith, SR US Naval Academy
    Ryan Snell, SR Lamar
    Ryan Stafford, SO Cal Poly
    Alex Stone, JR Duke
    Evin Sullivan, SO Binghamton
    Blake Sutton, R-JR High Point
    Graysen Tarlow, R-SO  CSUN
    Kyle Teel, JR Virginia
    Jared Thomas, SR LMU
    Anthony Tulimero, JR Houston
    Tanner Tweedt, SR Abilene Christian
    Nathan Waugh, JR Cornell
    Jake Wright, SR Arkansas-Little Rock
    Hernan Yanez, SR Incarnate Word

     

  • 2022 Semifinalists & Winner

    Kevin Parada, Georgia Tech

     

    2022 Buster posey national collegiate catcher of the year award

    The Wichita Sports Commission announced the sixteen semifinalists for the Buster Posey National Collegiate Catcher of the Year Award. They are (in alphabetical order, 3 finalists in bold):

    Jack Alexander, Senior, Austin Peay
    Michael Carico, Sophomore, Davidson
    Connor Charping, Senior, Western Michigan
    Kaden Hollow, Sophomore, Dixie State
    Cade Hunter, Sophomore, Virginia Tech
    Andrew Keck, Junior, Southeast Missouri State
    JT Marr, Junior, College of Charleston
    Zach Morgan, Junior, Fresno State
    Kevin Parada, Sophomore, Georgia Tech
    Caleb Ricketts, Junior, San Diego
    BT Riopelle, Junior, Florida
    Daniel Susac, Sophomore, Arizona
    Logan Tanner, Sophomore, Mississippi State
    Brendan Tinsman, Junior, Wake Forest
    Anthony Tulimero, Sophomore, Houston
    Michael Turner, Senior, Arkansas

    2022 Watch List (in alphabetical order)

    Colin Adams, Grad. Student, Long Island
    Jack Alexander, Senior, Austin Peay
    Cole Andrews, Senior, Miami (OH)
    Silas Ardoin, Redshirt Sophomore, Texas
    Gray Betts, Junior, Liberty
    Thomas Bramley, Senior, Mount St. Mary’s
    Colin Burgess, Junior, South Carolina
    Connor Burns, Sophomore, Long Beach State
    Peter Burns, Senior, Boston College
    Ross Cadena, Senior, Wichita State
    Michael Campagna, Sophomore, San Francisco
    Jackson Campbell, Senior, Belmont
    Michael Carico, Sophomore, Davidson
    Mike Caruso, Senior, Fairfield
    Cam Cerruto, Senior, Army West Point
    Connor Charping, Senior, Western Michigan
    Troy Claunch, Senior, Texas A&M
    Jorge Corona, Sophomore, Louisiana Tech
    Andrew Cossetti, Senior, Saint Joseph’s
    Alex Crump, Senior, Murray State
    Angelo D’Acunto, Senior, Holy Cross
    Adam Dapkewicz, Junior, Georgetown
    Sammy Diaz, Junior, UTSA
    Mitchell Dickson, Junior, Abilene Christian
    Matt Donlan, Redshirt Junior, UConn
    Hayden Dunhurst, Junior, Ole Miss
    Matthew Ellis, Junior, Indiana
    Cole Elvis, Senior, California
    Cade Fitzpatrick, Junior, Purdue Fort Wayne
    Thomas Frick, Sophomore, North Carolina
    Josh Glenn, Senior, Northern Colorado
    Fernando Gonzalez, Sophomore, Georgia
    Bryce Grizzaffi, Sophomore, Southeastern Louisiana
    Garret Guillemette, Sophomore, USC
    Nick Hassan, Sophomore, Kennessaw State
    Kaden Hollow, Sophomore, Dixie State
    Ty Hooks,Sophomore, Winthrop
    Kody Huff, Junior, Stanford
    Cade Hunter, Sophomore, Virginia Tech
    Jerry Huntzinger, Senior, Xavier
    Walker Janek, Freshman, Sam Houston
    Ryan Johnson, Junior, Pepperdine
    Dylan Judd, Junior, Massachusetts
    Andrew Keck, Junior, Southeast Missouri State
    Dominic Keegan, Senior, Vanderbilt
    Will King, Sophomore, Eastern Kentucky
    David LaManna, Senior, Notre Dame
    Bennett Lee, Sophomore, Tulane
    Ryan Leitch, Sophomore, Marshall
    Sam Loda, Senior, Central Connecticut State
    JT Marr, Junior, College of Charleston
    David Martin, Sophomore, California Baptist
    Hunter May, Junior, Alabama State
    Mike Mazzara, Senior, Canisius
    Thomas McCaffrey, Sophomore, UC Irvine
    David Melfi, Sophomore, Wagner
    Nolan Metcalf, Senior, Kansas
    Zach Morgan, Junior, Fresno State
    Ben Newton, Senior, East Carolina
    Jimmy Obertop, Junior, Michigan
    Kevin Parada, Sophomore, Georgia Tech
    Shane Paradine, Junior, Stony Brook
    Caleb Pendleton, Sophomore, Florida Atlantic
    Christian Policelli, Senior, United States Naval Academy
    Taj Porter, Redshirt Senior, Southern
    Collin Price, Junior, Mercer
    Ryan Proto, Sophomore, UMass Lowell
    Cam Redding, Junior, Saint Louis
    Keaton Rice, Senior, Bradley
    Caleb Ricketts, Junior, San Diego
    BT Riopelle, Junior, Florida
    Nelson Rivera, Sophomore, South Florida
    Maxwell Romero, Jr., Junior, Miami (FL)
    George Rosales, Senior, Fairleigh Dickinson
    Alonzo Rubalcaba, Senior, Kentucky
    JC Santini, Graduate Student, Northwestern
    Drew Sims, Senior, Utah Valley
    Ryan Snell, Junior, Lamar
    Ryan Stafford, Freshman, Cal Poly
    Chase Stanke, Senior, Minnesota
    Matt Suggs, Junior, UNCW
    Andrew Sundean, Freshman, UCF
    Daniel Susac, Sophomore, Arizona
    Dominic Tamez, Junior, Alabama
    Logan Tanner, Sophomore, Mississippi State
    Justin Taylor, Junior, Texas A&M Corpus Christi
    Kyle Teel, Sophomore, Virginia
    Jared Thomas, Junior, Loyola Marymount
    Brendan Tinsman, Junior, Wake Forest
    Cason Tollett, Freshman, Arkansas State
    Humberto Torres, Sophomore, Gardner-Webb
    John Tuccillo, Graduate Student, Bryant
    Anthony Tulimero, Sophomore, Houston
    Michael Turner, Senior, Arkansas
    Matt Wood, Junior, Penn State
    Jake Wright, Junior, Arkansas-Little Rock
    Jake Wyandt, Senior, Auburn
    Hernan Yanez, Junior, Incarnate Word

  • 2021 Semifinalists & Winner

    Matheu Nelson, Florida State

     

    2021 Buster Posey National Collegiate Catcher of the Year award

    The Wichita Sports Commission announced the sixteen semifinalists for the Buster Posey National Collegiate Catcher of the Year Award. They are (in alphabetical order, 3 finalists in bold):

     

    Eric Bigani, Junior, UNLV
    Drew Blakely, Junior, Richmond
    Henry Davis, Sophomore, Louisville
    Adrian Del Castillo, Sophomore, Miami (FL)
    Hayden Dunhurst, Sophomore, Ole Miss
    Braxton Fulford, Junior, Texas Tech
    Hunter Goodman, Sophomore, Memphis
    Wyatt Hendrie, Sophomore, San Diego State
    Coltyn Kessler, Senior, Kentucky
    Matheu Nelson, Sophomore, Florida State
    Drake Osborn, Senior, Louisiana
    Straton Podaras, Senior, Radford
    CJ Rodriguez, Sophomore, Vanderbilt
    Daniel Susac, Freshman, Arizona
    Logan Tanner, Freshman, Mississippi State
    Andy Thomas, Senior, Baylor
    Nick Thornquist, Senior, UTSA

    Greg Anderberg, Senior, Nicholls State
    Silas Ardoin, Sophomore, Texas
    Caleb Bartolero, Sophomore, Troy
    Colton Bender, Senior, Quinnipiac
    Eric Bigani, Junior, UNLV
    Drew Blakely, Junior, Richmond
    Colin Burgess, Sophomore, South Carolina
    Seth Caddell, Junior, East Carolina
    Ross Cadena, Junior, Wichita State
    Nick Cimillo, Junior, Manhattan College
    Andrew Cossetti, Junior, Saint Joseph’s
    Angelo D’Acunto, Junior, Holy Cross
    Henry Davis, Sophomore, Louisville
    Adrian Del Castillo, Sophomore, Miami (FL)
    Hayden Dunhurst, Sophomore, Ole Miss
    Myles Emmerson, Senior, Cal Poly
    Zac Fascia, Senior, Purdue
    Braxton Fulford, Junior, Texas Tech
    Josh Glenn, Junior, Northern Colorado
    Hunter Goodman, Sophomore, Memphis
    Wyatt Hendrie, Sophomore, San Diego State
    Liam Hicks, Junior, Arkansas State
    Kody Huff, Sophomore, Stanford
    Jerry Huntzinger, Senior, Seton Hall
    Hayden Jones, Junior, Illinois State
    Coltyn Kessler, Senior, Kentucky
    Hunter May, Sophomore, Alabama State
    Liam McGill, Grad. Student, Bryant
    David Melfi, Sophomore, Wagner
    Logan Michaels, Senior, Virginia
    Natale Monastra, Senior, Xavier
    Michael Morgan, Junior, James Madison
    Shane Muntz, Junior, Wake Forest
    Matheu Nelson, Sophomore, Florida State
    Drake Osborne, Senior, Louisiana
    Connor Pavolony, Junior, Tennessee
    Straton Podaras, Senior, Radford
    Reid Powers, Senior, South Alabama
    Sam Praytor, Junior, Alabama
    Collin Price, Sophomore, Mercer
    Ryan Proto, Sophomore, UMass Lowell
    Tyler Rando, Senior, Gonzaga
    Keaton Rice, Junior, Bradley
    BT Riopelle, Junior, Coastal Carolina
    Luke Robinson, Senior, Western Carolina University
    CJ Rodriguez, Sophomore, Vanderbilt
    John Michael Russ, Junior, Arkansas-Little Rock
    Chase Sebby, Senior, Ball State
    Chase Stanke, Junior, Minnesota
    Nate Stolze, Senior, Miami (OH)
    Matt Suggs, Sophomore, UNCW
    Logan Tanner, Freshman, Mississippi State
    Andy Thomas, Senior, Baylor
    Nick Thornquist, Senior, UTSA
    Nicholas Toney, Sophomore, Florida Atlantic
    Luca Tresh, Sophomore, NC State
    Jake Wyandt, Senior, Presbyterian College

Posey began his collegiate career as a shortstop, before moving to the catcher's position his sophomore year.

Who is Buster Posey?

Posey began his collegiate career as a shortstop, before moving to the catcher’s position his sophomore year. His junior season honors include: Johnny Bench Award, the Dick Howser Trophy, the Golden Spikes Award, and the 5th overall draft pick by the Giants.

During his major league career, Posey’s honors include: 3 world series titles,7 All-Star Game selections, 5 Silver Slugger Awards, 2010 National League Rookie of the Year, 2012 National League MVP, and 2016 Gold Glove Award winner.   ©2019 S.F. Giants

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NATIONAL COLLEGIATE CATCHER OF THE YEAR RECIPIENT AND FINALISTS

The most demanding and dangerous position on a baseball field is the one designated as “number 2” on a scorecard – the catcher. The role of catcher has evolved into a strategic part of the baseball game. Therefore, it is only fitting that the baseball community nationally recognizes the top collegiate catcher.

Previously known as the Johnny Bench Award, the Buster Posey National Collegiate Catcher of the Year Award honors the nation’s top division one collegiate catcher as voted on by head coaches and sports information directors.

2024 Walker Janek, Sam Houston (Jacob Cozart, NC State; Ryan Stafford, Cal Poly

2023 Kyle Teel, Virginia (Jack Payton, Louisville; Ryan Snell, Lamar)

2022 Kevin Parada, Georgia Tech (Michael Carico, Davidson; Zach Morgan, Fresno State)
2021 Matheu Nelson, Florida State
 (Henry Davis, Louisville, Andy Thomas, Baylor)
2020 Did not award due to COVID-19 and cancellation of baseball season.
2019 Adley Rutschman, Oregon State (Kyle McCann, Georgia Tech; Eric Yang, UC Santa Barbara
2018 Joey Bart, Georgia Tech (Alex Holderbach, Eastern Kentucky; Rey Pastrana, Marrshall)
2017 Matt Whatley, Oral Roberts (David Banuelos, Long Beach State; Brent Diaz, Louisiana Tech)
2016 Zack Collins, Miami (Logan Ice, Oregon State; Keith Skinner, North Florida)
2015 Garrett Stubbs, Southern California (Kade Scivicque, LSU; Matt Winn, VMI)
2014 Max Pentecost, Kennesaw State (Will Allen, Ole Miss; Kyle Schwarber, Indiana)
2013 Stuart Turner, Ole Miss (Mitchell Garver, New Mexico; Zane Evans, Georgia Tech)
2012 Mike Zunino, Florida (Kevin Plawecki, Purdue; Mitchell Garver, New Mexico)
2011 Jake Lowery, James Madison (Chris O’Brien, Wichita State; Mike Zunino, Florida)
2010 Bryan Holaday, TCU (Yasmani Grandal, Miami; Jose Iglesias, Coastal Carolina)
2009 JT Wise, Oklahoma (Chris Henderson, George Mason; Tony Sanchez, Boston College)
2008 Buster Posey, Florida St. (Jason Castro, Stanford; Dock Doyle, Coastal Carolina)
2007 Edward Easley, Mississippi St (Matt Wieters, Georgia Tech; Buster Posey, Florida St.)
2006 Jake Smith, East Carolina (Jeff Kunkel, Michigan; Eddy Rodriguez, Miami)
2005 Jeff Clement, Southern California (Nick Hundley, Arizona; Taylor Teagarden, Texas)
2004 Kurt Suzuki, CS Fullerton (Landon Powell, South Carolina; Chris Iannetta, North Carolina)
2003 Ryan Garko, Stanford (Tony Richie, Florida St.; Colt Morton, NC State)
2002 Jeremy Brown, Alabama (Chris Snyder, Houston; Alberto Concepcion, Southern California)
2001 Kelly Shoppach, Baylor (Casey Myers, Arizona State; Jeremy Brown, Alabama)
2000 Brad Cresse, LSU (Justin Cowan, Nebraska; Casey Myers, Arizona State)

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