Cape Cod Baseball League - Outstanding Prospect Award Winners

Outstanding Prospect Award Winners

  • 1976 – Steve Taylor, RHP
  • 1976 – Bobby Sprowl, LHP
  • 1977 – Steve Balboni, 1B
  • 1977 – Brian Denman, RHP
  • 1978 – Bill Schroeder, C
  • 1979 – Ross Jones, OF
  • 1980 – Ron Darling, RHP
  • 1981 – Wade Rowdon, SS
  • 1982 – Gary Kanwisher, RHP
  • 1983 – Cory Snyder, SS
  • 1984 – Mike Loggins, OF
  • 1985 – John Ramos, C
  • 1986 – Cris Carpenter, RHP
  • 1987 – Robin Ventura, 3B
  • 1988 – Chuck Knoblauch, SS
  • 1989 – Tyler Green, RHP
  • 1990 – Doug Glanville, OF
  • 1991 – Derek Wallace, RHP
  • 1992 – Billy Wagner, LHP
  • 1993 – Chris Clemons, RHP
  • 1994 – Dave Shepard, RHP
  • 1995 – Josh Paul, OF
  • 1996 – Matt Anderson, RHP
  • 1997 – Kip Wells, RHP
  • 1998 – Kyle Snyder, RHP
  • 1999 – Mark Teixeira, 3B
  • 2000 – Bob Brownlie, RHP
  • 2001 – Russ Adams, 2B
  • 2002 – Wes Whisler, 1B
  • 2003 – Wade Townsend, RHP
  • 2004 – Tyler Greene, SS
  • 2005 – Andrew Miller, LHP
  • 2006 – Matt Wieters, C
  • 2007 – Aaron Crow, RHP
  • 2008 – Grant Green, SS
  • 2009 – Todd Cunningham, OF
  • 2010 – Tony Zych, RHP
  • 2011 – Victor Roache, OF

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