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League/Tournament Status Progress
Baseball at the Summer Olympics Yes
World Baseball Classic Yes
WBSC Premier12 Yes
U-23 Baseball World Cup No thru 2016
U-18 Baseball World Cup No
U-15 Baseball World Cup No
U-12 Baseball World Cup No
Women's Baseball World Cup No
Haarlem Baseball Week No
Baseball at the Summer Universiade No
World Port Tournament No
World University Baseball Championship No
Baseball at the World Games No
Baseball World Cup No
Intercontinental Cup No
Baseball at the African Games No
Baseball at the Pan American Games No
Baseball at the Bolivarian Games No
Caribbean Series No
Baseball at the Central American and Caribbean Games No
Asian Baseball Championship No
Asian Baseball Cup No
Women's Baseball Asian Cup No
Baseball at the Asian Games No
U-18 Asian Baseball Championship No
Baseball at the Southeast Asian Games No
Asia Series No
European Baseball Championship No
European Baseball Championship Women No
Super 6 Baseball and Softball No
European Cup No
European Under-23 Baseball Championship No
European Under-21 Baseball Championship No
U-18 European Baseball Championship No
U-15 European Baseball Championship No
U-12 European Baseball Championship No
Baseball at the Pacific Games No
Little League World Series No
Big League World Series No
Junior League World Series No
Senior League World Series No
Little League Softball World Series No

College World Series

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Awards

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See also: College World Series Most Outstanding Player

All-Tournament Teams

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An All-Tournament Team consisting of the best players of the tournament has also been announced for each tournament since 1958.

Year Catcher Infielders Outfielders Designated hitter Pitchers
1958 Hank Kuhlmann (Missouri) 1B: Sonny Siebert (Missouri)
2B: Mike Castanon (Southern California)
3B: Ken Komodzinski (Holy Cross)
SS: Fred Scott (Southern California)		 Martin Toft (Missouri)
Marvin Winegar (Western Michigan)
Ron Fairly (Southern California)		 Bill Thom (Southern California)
Doug Gulick (Missouri)
1959 Alan Hall (Arizona) 1B: Bob Wilson (Arizona)
2B: Bruce Andrew (Oklahoma State)
3B: Jim Dobson (Oklahoma State)
SS: Charles Shoemaker (Arizona)		 Doug Hoffman (Clemson)
Bailey Hendley (Clemson)
Connie McIlvoy (Oklahoma State)		 Hal Stowe (Clemson)
Joel Horlen (Oklahoma State)
1960 Bill Heath (Southern California) 1B: William Ryan (Southern California)
2B: John Erickson (Minnesota)
3B: Cal Rolloff (Minnesota)
SS: Dave Pflepsen (Minnesota)		 Bob Levingston (Southern California)
Mickey McNamee (Southern California)
Art Ersepke (Southern California)		 Bruce Gardner (Southern California)
Jim Ward (Arizona)
1961 Larry Himes (Southern California) 1B: William Ryan (Southern California)
2B: Bruce Andrew (Oklahoma State)
3B: Dave Sarette (Syracuse)
SS: Don Wallace (Oklahoma State)		 Bill Tomb (Western Michigan)
Don Davis (Duke)
Art Ersepke (Southern California)		 Jim Withers (Southern California)
Larry Hankhammer (Southern California)
1962 Joe Merullo (Michigan) 1B: Dave Campbell (Michigan)
2B: Pat Rigby (Texas)
3B: Harvey Chapman (Michigan)
SS: Ernie Fazio (Santa Clara)		 Ron Tate (Michigan)
Ken Flanagan (Santa Clara)
Mickey McDermott (Santa Clara)		 Tom Belcher (Texas)
Bob Garibaldi (Santa Clara)
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2011 Robert Beary (South Carolina) 1B: Christian Walker (South Carolina)
2B: Scott Wingo (South Carolina)
3B: Cody Dent (Florida)
SS: Peter Mooney (South Carolina)		 Tony Kemp (Vanderbilt)
Connor Harrell (Vanderbilt)
Bryson Smith (Florida)		 Brady Thomas (South Carolina) Michael Roth (South Carolina)
Matt Price (South Carolina)

Infobox sports team/sandbox

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  1. ^ "General CWS Records" (PDF). NCAA. Retrieved April 17, 2022.
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