Big Ten Conference Baseball Pitcher of the Year

Big Ten Conference Pitcher of the Year
Awarded for	the most outstanding baseball pitcher in the Big Ten Conference
Country	United States
First award	1982
Currently held by	Connor O'Halloran, Michigan

The Big Ten Conference Pitcher of the Year is a baseball award given to the Big Ten Conference's most outstanding pitcher. The award was first given following the 1994 season.

Key

*	Awarded a College National Player of the Year award: the Dick Howser Trophy or the Golden Spikes Award
†	Major League Baseball Player
‡	Major League Baseball All-Star

Winners

Season	Player	School	Reference
1994	Matt Beaumont	Ohio State	[1]
1995	Chad Schroeder	Northwestern	[1]
1996	Nate Bump †	Penn State	[1]
1997	Justin Fry	Ohio State	[1]
1998	James Tow	Illinois	[1]
1999	Justin Fry (2)	Ohio State	[1]
2000	Jason Anderson †	Illinois	[1]
2001	Andy Dickinson		[1]
2002	C.J. Woodrow	Minnesota	[1]
2003	Scott Lewis †	Ohio State	[1]
2004	Glen Perkins ‡	Minnesota	[1]
2005	Jim Brauer	Michigan	[1]
2006	Dan Brauer	Northwestern	[1]
2007	Cory Luebke †	Ohio State	[1]
2008	Zach Putnam †	Michigan	[1]
2009	Eric Arnett	Indiana	[1]
	Alex Wimmers	Ohio State
2010	Alex Wimmers † (2)	Ohio State	[1]
2011	Kurt Wunderlich	Michigan State	[1]
2012	Joe Haase	Purdue	[1]
2013	Aaron Slegers †	Indiana	[2]
2014	Joey DeNato		[3]
2015	Tyler Jay †	Illinois	[4]
2016	Cody Sedlock		[5]
2017	Brian Shaffer	Maryland	[6]
2018	Patrick Fredrickson	Minnesota
2019	Andrew Saalfrank †	Indiana
2021	Trenton Wallace	Iowa	[7]
2022	Adam Mazur †		[8]
2023	Connor O'Halloran	Michigan	[9]
2024	Brett Sears	Nebraska	[10]
2025	Joseph Dzierwa	Michigan State	[11]

Winners by school

School (year joined)	Winners	Years
Ohio State (1912)	7	1994, 1997, 1999, 2003, 2007, 2009, 2010
Illinois (1896)	5	1998, 2000, 2001, 2015, 2016
Indiana (1900)	4	2009, 2013, 2014, 2019
Michigan (1896)	3	2005, 2008, 2023
Minnesota (1896)	3	2002, 2004, 2018
Iowa (1900)	2	2021, 2022
Michigan State (1953)	2	2011, 2025
Northwestern (1896)	2	1995, 2006
Maryland (2014)	1	2017
Nebraska (2011)	1	2024
Penn State (1993)	1	2000
Purdue (1896)	1	2012
Rutgers (2014)	0	—
Oregon (2024)	0	—
UCLA (2024)	0	—
USC (2024)	0	—
Washington (2024)	0	—
Wisconsin (1896) a	0	—

Footnotes

• ^a Wisconsin discontinued its baseball program after the 1991 season.

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