Hall Of Fame
The CBF has inducted 18 classes into the Hall of Fame representing 196 of the college game’s greatest players, coaches, umpires and contributors, and recognizes the following award winners on an annual basis: Brooks Wallace Award (Most Outstanding Shortstop), John Olerud Two-Way Player of the Year Award, Pitcher of the Year Award, the Skip Bertman Coach of the Year Award, the George H.W. Bush Distinguished Alumni Award, and for the first time in 2025, the Wayne Graham Award for Teaching Excellence. Seventy-two recipients of these awards have been recognized over the past 20 years. Read more about the 2025 Class here.
Players
Coaches & Administrators
Umpires
Hall of Fame Timeline
2004 College Baseball Foundation established
2004 Brooks Wallace Award created - Player of the Year
2005 The Board Votes to create the National College Baseball Hall of Fame
2006 The Inaugural class is inducted
2009 Pitcher of the Year Award created
2009 Brooks Wallace Award renamed - Shortstop of the Year
2010 The John Olerud Two-Way Player of the Year award created
2011 The Black College Legends & Pioneers Committee created
2014 President George H.W. Bush lends his name to the Hall of Fame building
2017 Relocation committee established to find new home for the Hall of Fame
2018 Hall of Fame establishes National College Baseball Day
2019 College Baseball Foundation Establishes Inaugural All-America Team
2024 Announcement that the College Baseball Hall of Fame will establish its physical location in Overland Park, Kansas
The College Baseball Foundation Awards
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