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Most Outstanding Player Award
Beginning in the fifth inning of the championship game, ballots are distributed to attending media representatives for selection of the Most Outstanding Player. Balloting is closed by the eighth inning. The MOP, as well as the all-tournament team, is announced following the awarding of trophies to the runner-up and championship teams. 

This honor recognized Mr. Diesing, Sr.’s nearly four decades of leadership of College World Series of Omaha, Inc. Players earning the award receive a miniature replica of “The Road to Omaha” sculpture at Rosenblatt Stadium. 

YEAR
NAME
POSITION
SCHOOL
2009Jared MitchellofLSU
2008Tommy Mendonca
3bFresno State
2007 Jorge Reyes p Oregon State
2006 Jonah Nickerson p Oregon State
2005 David Maroul 3b Texas
2004 Jason Windsor rhp Cal. St. Fullerton
2003 John Hudgins rhp Stanford
2002 Huston Street p-if Texas
2001 Charlton Jimerson of Miami (S)
2000 Trey Hodges p LSU
1999 Marshall McDougall 2b Florida State
1998 Wes Rachels 2b Southern California
1997 Brandon Larson ss LSU
1996 Pat Burrell 3b Miami (Fla.)
1995 Mark Kotsay of-p Cal . St. Fullerton
1994 Chip Glass of Oklahoma
1993 Todd Walker 2b LSU
1992 Phil Nevin 3b Cal.St. Fullerton
1991 Gary Hymel c LSU
1990 Mike Rebhan p Georgia
1989 Greg Brummett p Wichita State
1988 Lee Plemel p Stanford
1987 Paul Carey rf Stanford
1986 Mike Senne lf Arizona
1985 Greg Ellena dh Miami (Fla.)
1984 John Fishel 1f Cal.St. Fullerton
1983 Calvin Schiraldi p Texas
1982 Dan Smith p Miami (Fla.)
1981 Stan Holmes lf Arizona State
1980 Terry Francona lf Arizona
1979 Tony Hudson p Cal.St. Fullerton
1978 Rod Boxberger p Southern California
1977 Bob Horner 3b Arizona State
1976 Steve Powers p-dh Arizona
1975 Mickey Reichenbach 1b Texas
1974 George Milke p Southern California
1973 Dave Winfield p-of Minnesota
1972 Russ McQueen P Southern California
1971 Jerry Tabb 1b Tulsa
1970 Gene Ammann p Florida State
1969 John Dolinsek lf Arizona State
1968 Bill Seinsoth 1b Southern California
1967 Ron Davini c Arizona State
1966 Steve Arlin p Ohio State
1965 Sal Bando 3b Arizona State
1964 Joe Ferris p Maine
1963 Bud Hollowell c Southern California
1962 Bob Garibaldi p Santa Clara
1961 Littleton Fowler p Oklahoma St.
1960 John Erickson 2b Minnesota
1959 Jim Dobson 3b Oklahoma St.
1958 Bill Thom p Southern California
1957 Cal Emery p-1b Penn State
1956 Jerry Thomas p Minnesota
1955 Tom Borland p Oklahoma St
1954 Tom Yewcic c Michigan St.
1953 J.L Smith p Texas
1952 James O'Neill p Holy Cross
1951 Sidney Hatfield p-1b Tennessee
1950 Ray VanCleef cf Rutgers
1949 Tom Hamilton 1b Texas
 
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