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2020 Golden Spikes Award Preseason Watch List Announced

USA Baseball announced its 55-player preseason Golden Spikes Award watch list on Thursday, beginning the process of identifying the top amateur baseball player in the country for the 2020 season. The 43rd Golden Spikes Award will be presented on June 11 in Omaha, Nebraska, for the second consecutive year.

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Adley Rutschman Named Forty-Second Golden Spikes Award Winner

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Adley Rutschman Named Forty-Second Golden Spikes Award Winner June 13, 2019

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2019 Golden Spikes Award Finalists Announced May 29, 2019

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USA Baseball Names 2019 Golden Spikes Award Semifinalists May 15, 2019

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From Golden Spikes to First Overall May 14, 2019

Golden Spikes Winners

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Adley Rutschman
2019 winner
Adley Rutschman Catcher, Oregon State
Andrew Vaughn
2018 winner
Andrew Vaughn Infielder, California
Brendan McKay
2017 winner
Brendan McKay Pitcher / First Base, Louisville
Kyle Lewis
2016 winner
Kyle Lewis Outfielder, Mercer
Andrew Benintendi
2015 winner
Andrew Benintendi Outfielder, Arkansas
A.J. Reed
2014 winner
A.J. Reed Infielder / Pitcher, Kentucky
Kris Bryant
2013 winner
Kris Bryant Infielder, San Diego
Mike Zunino
2012 winner
Mike Zunino Catcher, Florida
Trevor Bauer
2011 winner
Trevor Bauer Pitcher, UCLA
Bryce Harper
2010 winner
Bryce Harper Catcher / Outfielder / Infielder, Southern Nevada
Stephen Strasburg
2009 winner
Stephen Strasburg Pitcher, San Diego State
Buster Posey
2008 winner
Buster Posey Catcher, Florida State
David Price
2007 winner
David Price Pitcher, Vanderbilt
Tim Lincecum
2006 winner
Tim Lincecum Pitcher, Washington
Alex Gordon
2005 winner
Alex Gordon Third Baseman, Nebraska
Jered Weaver
2004 winner
Jered Weaver Pitcher, Long Beach State
Rickie Weeks
2003 winner
Rickie Weeks Second Baseman, Southern
Khalil Greene
2002 winner
Khalil Greene Shortstop, Clemson
Mark Prior
2001 winner
Mark Prior Pitcher, Southern California
Kip Bouknight
2000 winner
Kip Bouknight Pitcher, South Carolina
Jason Jennings
1999 winner
Jason Jennings Pitcher, Baylor
Pat Burrell
1998 winner
Pat Burrell Third Baseman, Miami
J.D. Drew
1997 winner
J.D. Drew Outfielder, Florida State
Travis Lee
1996 winner
Travis Lee First Baseman, San Diego State
Mark Kotsay
1995 winner
Mark Kotsay Outfielder, Cal State Fullerton
Jason Varitek
1994 winner
Jason Varitek Catcher, Georgia Tech
Darren Dreifort
1993 winner
Darren Dreifort Pitcher, Wichita State
Phil Nevin
1992 winner
Phil Nevin Third Baseman, Cal State Fullerton
Mike Kelly
1991 winner
Mike Kelly Outfielder, Arizona State
Alex Fernandez
1990 winner
Alex Fernandez Pitcher, Miami Dade CC
Ben McDonald
1989 winner
Ben McDonald Pitcher, LSU
Robin Ventura
1988 winner
Robin Ventura Third Baseman, Oklahoma State
Jim Abbott
1987 winner
Jim Abbott Pitcher, Michigan
Mike Loynd
1986 winner
Mike Loynd Pitcher, Florida State
Will Clark
1985 winner
Will Clark First Baseman, Mississippi State
Oddibe McDowell
1984 winner
Oddibe McDowell Outfielder, Arizona State
Dave Magadan
1983 winner
Dave Magadan First Baseman, Alabama
Augie Schmidt
1982 winner
Augie Schmidt Shortstop, New Orleans
Mike Fuentes
1981 winner
Mike Fuentes Outfielder, Florida State
Terry Francona
1980 winner
Terry Francona Outfielder, Arizona
Tim Wallach
1979 winner
Tim Wallach First Baseman, Cal State Fullerton
Bob Horner
1978 winner
Bob Horner Third Baseman, Arizona State