Missouri Tigers baseball

Missouri Tigers
2025 Missouri Tigers baseball team
Founded	1891 (134 years ago)
Overall record	2,053-1,339-17
University	University of Missouri
Athletic director	Laird Veatch
Head coach	Kerrick Jackson (2nd season)
Conference	Southeastern
Location	Columbia, Missouri
Home stadium	Taylor Stadium (Capacity: 3,031)
Nickname	Tigers
Colors	Old gold and black [1]
NCAA Tournament champions
1954
College World Series runner-up
1952, 1958, 1964
College World Series appearances
1952, 1954, 1958, 1962, 1963, 1964
NCAA regional champions
2006
NCAA Tournament appearances
1952, 1954, 1958, 1962, 1963, 1964, 1965, 1976, 1978, 1980, 1981, 1988, 1991, 1996, 2003, 2004, 2005, 2006, 2007, 2008, 2009, 2012
Conference tournament champions
1976, 1980, 2012
Regular season conference champions
1917, 1931, 1932, 1937, 1938, 1941, 1942, 1952, 1954, 1958, 1962, 1963, 1964, 1976, 1981, 1996

The Missouri Tigers baseball team represents the University of Missouri in NCAA Division I college baseball. The Missouri Tigers had an overall record of 2053-1339-17 entering the 2012 season.

Head coaches

Name	Years	Won	Lost	Tied	Pct.
A. M. Ebright	1906–1908	34	23	2	.576
Guy Lowman	1909–1910	20	11	1	.625
Chester Brewer	1911, 1914–1917, 1933–1934	61	32	3	.635
Osmond F. Field	1912–1913	20	12	2	.588
John F. Miller	1918–1921	30	16	1	.638
Jerry Jones	1922	9	5	0	.643
Hank Garrity	1923–1924	15	22	0	.405
Harry Kipke	1925	9	8	0	.529
Jack Crangle	1926–1932	54	55	0	.495
Anton Stankowski	1935–1936	16	17	0	.485
John 'Hi' Simmons	1937–1973	481	294	3	.618
Gene McArtor	1974–1994	733	430	3	.629
Tim Jamieson	1995–2016	652	504	2	.566
Steve Bieser	2017–2023	188	155	1	.548
Kerrick Jackson	2024–Present	23	32	0	.418

Year-by-year record

Season	Coach	Record		Notes
		Overall	Conference
1891	Unknown	2–2	—
1892		1–2	—
1893		2–1	—
1894		Unknown	—
1895		Unknown	—
1896		2–3	—
1897		8–2–1	—
1898		6–3–1	—
1899		Unknown	—
1900		Unknown	—
1901		3–9	—
1902		6–6	—
1903		7–5	—
1904		10–8	—
1905		18–5	—
1906	A. M. Ebright	18–1–1	—
1907		9–12	—
1908		7–10–1	—
1909	Guy Lowman	9–6–1	—
1910		11–5	—
1911	Chester Brewer	8–3	—
1912	Osmond F. Field	11–7–1	—
1913		9–5–1	—
1914	Chester Brewer	7–7–3	—
1915		10–5	—
1916		16–2	—
1917		16–1	—	Missouri Valley Champions
1918	John F. Miller	11–3	—
1919	No Team Due To World War I
1920	John F. Miller	8–8	—
1921		11–5–1	—
1922	Jerry Jones	9–5	—
1923	Hank Garrity	8–10	—
1924		7–12	—
1925	Harry Kipke	9–8	—
1926	Jack Crangle	5–8	—
1927		7–8	—
1928		7–11	—
Big Six Conference
1929	Jack Crangle	8–9	8–5
1930		7–11	7–7
1931		10–2	6–1	Big Six Champions
1932		10–6	6–3	Big Six Champions
1933	Chester Brewer	5–6	3–3
1934		7–11	—
1935	Anton Stankowski	7–10	3–8
1936		9–7	3–5
1937	John 'Hi' Simmons	13–2–1	8–2	Big Six Champions
1938		11–2	8–2	Big Six Champions
1939		11–3	10–2
1940		8–4	6–4
1941		15–2	10–2	Big Six Champions
1942		12–3	7–1	Big Six Champions
1943		3–3	—
1944	No Team Due To World War II
1945	No Team Due To World War II
1946	John 'Hi' Simmons	5–7	4–4
Big Seven Conference
1947	John 'Hi' Simmons	11–8	9–6
1948		15–6	11–5
1949		7–11	5–7
1950		11–9–1	9–5
1951		12–6	9–4
1952		20–7	13–1	Big Seven Champions, College World Series Runner Up
1953		11–8	9–5
1954		22–4	11–1	Big Seven Champions, College World Series Champions
1955		14–6	9–3
1956		14–7	7–6
1957		13–7	10–7
Big Eight Conference
1958	John 'Hi' Simmons	22–7	12–3	Big Eight Champions, College World Series Runner Up
1959		3–17	3–11
1960		12–9	9–6
1961		16–7	13–6
1962		22–7	16–5	Big Eight Champions, College World Series 7th Place
1963		25–8	17–3	Big Eight Champions, College World Series 4th Place, No. 3 Final CB Poll
1964		26–5–1	19–0	Big Eight Champions, College World Series Runner Up, No. 2 Final CB Poll
1965		15–8	13–5	NCAA Regional, No. 18 Final CB Poll
1966		13–12	9–9
1967		15–14–1	12–9
1968		11–6	9–11
1969		14–13	11–10
1970		12–13	8–9
1971		17–16	12–9
1972		16–16	9–11
1973		13–21	8–12
1974	Gene McArtor	28–14	12–9
1975		17–20	8–10
1976		46–22	4–1	Big Eight Tournament champions, NCAA Regional, No. 30 Final CB Poll
1977		36–15	9–1
1978		35–18	7–3	NCAA Regional
1979		45–12	16–4
1980		45–15–1	15–5	Big Eight Tournament champions, NCAA Regional, No. 13 Final CB Poll
1981		43–18	17–6	Big Eight Champions, NCAA Regional, No. 16 Final BA Poll
1982		39–17	12–9
1983		25–16	7–8
1984		27–20–1	7–8
1985		36–27	7–17
1986		33–27–1	12–12
1987		36–26	14–10
1988		42–22	14–10	NCAA Regional
1989		35–27	12–12
1990		28–27	11–13
1991		41–20	12–12	NCAA Regional, No. 28 Final CB Poll
1992		34–22	12–12
1993		30–19	15–10
1994		32–26	9–19
1995	Tim Jamieson	19–34	7–20
1996		39–19	20–8	Big Eight Champions, NCAA Regional, No. 29 Final CB Poll
Big 12 Conference
1997	Tim Jamieson	31–27	16–14
1998		36–18	17–12
1999		37–19	14–13
2000		33–24	13–14
2001		31–24–1	11–19
2002		24–29	9–16
2003		36–22	15–11	NCAA Regional
2004		38–23–1	12–14	NCAA Regional
2005		40–23	16–11	NCAA Regional, No. 21 Final BA Poll
2006		35–28	12–15	NCAA Super Regional, No. 16 Final CB Poll
2007		42–18	19–8	NCAA Regional, No. 24 Final CB Poll
2008		39–21	16–11	NCAA Regional, No. 19 Final BA Poll
2009		35–27	16–11	NCAA Regional
2010		29–26	10–16
2011		27–32	11–15
2012		33–28	10–14	Big 12 Tournament champions, NCAA Regional
Southeastern Conference
2013	Tim Jamieson	18–32	10–20
2014		20–33	6–24
2015		30–28	15–15
2016		26-30	9-20
2017	Steve Bieser	35–21	14–16
2018		34–22	12–18
2019		34–22–1	13–16–1
2020		11–5	0–0
2021		16–36	8–22
2022		28-23	10-20
2023		30-24	10-20
2024	Kerrick Jackson	23-32	9-21

CB= Collegiate Baseball ^[2]
BA= Baseball America ^[2]

Conference membership

• 1891–1928: No conference
• 1929–1996: Big Eight Conference (known as Big Six 1929–46 and Big Seven 1947–57)
• 1997–2012: Big 12 Conference
• 2013–present: Southeastern Conference

Missouri in the NCAA tournament

1952 College World Series Defeated Northern Colorado, 15–1 Defeated Holy Cross 1–0 Defeated Penn State3–2 Lost to Holy Cross 3–7 Lost to Holy Cross 4–8 National Runners-Up 1954 College World Series Defeated Lafayette 6–3 Lost to Rollins 4–1 Defeated Massachusetts 8–1 Defeated Oklahoma State 7–3 Defeated Michigan State 4–3 Defeated Rollins 4–1 National Champions 1958 District V playoffs Defeated Northern Iowa 11–7 Defeated Northern Iowa 13–3 College World Series Defeated Western Michigan 3–1 Defeated Colorado State 11–2 Defeated Holy Cross 4–1 Defeated Western Michigan 4–1 Lost to Southern California 0–7 Lost to Southern California 7–8 National Runners-Up 1962 District V playoffs Defeated Bradley 3–1 Defeated Bradley 9–4 College World Series Lost to Ithaca 1–5 Lost to Santa Clara 4–7 1963 District V playoffs Defeated Saint Louis 16–0 Lost to Saint Louis 1–2 Defeated Saint Louis 7–1 College World Series Defeated Holy Cross 3–0 Defeated Texas 3–2 Lost to Southern California 4–5 Lost to Southern California 3–12 1964 District V playoffs Defeated Saint Louis 2–1 Defeated Saint Louis 2–1 College World Series Defeated Arizona State 7–0 Lost to Southern California 2–3 Defeated Seton Hall 3–1 Defeated Minnesota 4–1 Defeated Maine 2–1 Lost to Minnesota 1–5 National Runners-Up 1965 District V playoffs Lost to Saint Louis 4–5 Lost to Saint Louis 4–5 1976 Midwest Regional Defeated Texas A&M 5–3 Lost to Arizona 1–10 Lost to Texas A&M 1–12 1978 Midwest Regional Lost to Eastern Michigan 2–4 Lost to Texas A&M 1–5 1980 Midwest Regional Defeated Wichita State 5–4 Defeated Arkansas 6–0 Lost to UNLV 2–10 Lost to California 1–2

1981 South Regional Lost to Middle Tennessee 2–4 Lost to Florida 3–7 1988 South Regional Lost to Cal State Fullerton 3–6 Defeated Middle Tennessee 10–6 Lost to Texas A&M 6–2 1991 East Regional Defeated Jacksonville 5–4 Lost to North Carolina State 1–3 Defeated Furman 8–4 Lost to North Carolina 5–8 1996 Midwest Regional Lost to Rice 4–17 Lost to Wichita State 2–9 2003 Starkville, MS Regional Lost to North Carolina 3–4 Defeated Middle Tennessee 13–7 Lost to Mississippi State 5–10 2004 Fayetteville, AR Regional Lost to Wichita State 0–3 Defeated LeMoyne 11–3 Lost to Arkansas 7–10 2005 Fullerton, CA Regional Lost to Arizona 3–5 Defeated Harvard 14–6 Lost to Cal State Fullerton 6–8 2006 Pepperdine, CA Regional Lost to Pepperdine 2–3 Defeated UC Irvine 5–4 Defeated UCLA 2–1 Defeated Pepperdine 4–1 Defeated Pepperdine 8–3 Fullerton, CA Super Regional Lost to Cal State Fullerton 1–7 Lost to Cal State Fullerton 1–9 2007 Columbia, MO Regional Defeated Kent State 10–2 Defeated Louisville 7–5 Lost to Louisville 3–4 Lost to Louisville 6–16 2008 Coral Gables, FL Regional Defeated Mississippi 7–0 Lost to Miami (FL) 5–6 Lost to Mississippi 6–9 2009 Oxford, MS Regional Lost to Western Kentucky 5–11 Defeated Monmouth 9–0 Lost to Western Kentucky 11–6 2012 Tucson, AZ Regional Lost to Arizona 15–3 Defeated New Mexico State 6–2 Lost to Louisville 11–3

All-time series records against Big 12 members

Missouri vs.	Overall Record
Baylor	26–30–1
Iowa State	171–84–3
Kansas	213–130–2
Kansas State	165–113–1
Oklahoma	106–148–1
Oklahoma State	81–138
Texas	27–33
Texas A&M	32–40
Texas Tech	29–22
*As of May 28, 2011.

Retired jersey numbers

• John 'Hi' Simmons #34
• Gene McArtor #33
• Phil Bradley #15
• Max Scherzer #31

Individual awards

National awards

• Roger Clemens Award

Aaron Crow – 2008

All-Americans

1931 Sam Carter, SS Norm Wagner, P 1952 Don Boenker, P Kent Kurtz, 3B Junior Wren, OF 1954 Jerry Schoonmaker, OF 1957 Jack Davis, OF 1958 Sonny Siebert, 1B Bo Toft, OF Ray Uriarte, 3B 1959 Ralph Hochgrebe, 2B 1960 Ron Cox, SS Gene Orf, OF 1961 Gene Orf, OF 1963 Dave Harvey, 3B John Sevcik, C 1964 Dave Harvey, 3B Keith Weber, P 1965 Dan Rudanovich, OF Bob Robben, SS 1967 Ray Thorpe, OF

1974 Mark Thiel, C 1975 Greg Cypret, SS 1976 Greg Cypret, SS Mark Thiel, C 1978 Greg Cypret, SS 1980 Lindy Duncan, SS 1981 Phil Bradley, OF Tom Heckman, P 1985 Dave Otto, DH 1987 Dave Silvestri, SS 1988 Dave Silvestri, SS 1991 John Dettmer, P 1994 David Sanderson, OF 1996 Aaron Jaworowski, 1B Aaron Akin, P (Freshman) Logan Dale, P (Freshman) Justin Stine, P (Freshman) Jason Williams, INF (Freshman)

1998 Ryan Fry, P 1999 Ryan Stegall, SS (Freshman) 2000 Ryan Stegall, SS Jayce Tingler, OF (Freshman) 2001 Lee Laskowski, OF (Freshman) 2002 Travis Wendte, P (Freshman) 2004 Garrett Broshuis, P 2005 Max Scherzer, P James Boone, OF Jacob Priday, OF (Freshman) 2007 Trevor Coleman, C (Freshman) 2008 Aaron Crow, P Jacob Priday, DH 2009 Kyle Gibson, P 2010 Aaron Senne, 1B

All-College World Series

1958 Sonny Siebert, 1B (1940s–50s All-Decade Team) Martin Toft, OF Hank Kuhlmann, C

1963 Dave Harvey, 3B 1964 Gary Wood, OF

Conference awards

Big 12 Player of the Year Aaron Senne – 2010 Big 12 Pitcher of the Year Max Scherzer – 2005 Aaron Crow – 2008 Big 12 Freshman of the Year Trevor Coleman, 2007 Big 12 Newcomer of the Year Jody Harris, 1999

Big 8 Tournament Most Outstanding Player Curt Brown – 1976 Rob Pietroburgo – 1976 Phil Bradley – 1980 Aaron Jaworowski – 1996 Big 12 Tournament Most Outstanding Player Cody Ehlers – 2004 Eric Garcia – 2012

All Big 8

1958 Ernie Nevers, P Sonny Siebert, 1B Bo Toft, RF Ray Uriarte, 3B 1959 Ralph Hochgrebe, 2B John Scowcroft, OF 1960 Ron Cox, SS Gene Orf, OF 1961 George Hulett, 3B Gene Orf, OF 1962 Larry Bohannon, P George Hulett, 3B Bobby Jenkins, P Dan Reilly, OF 1963 Dave Harvey, 3B Gene McArtor, 1B Bob Price, 2B John Sevcik, C Jack Stroud, P 1964 Jim Estes, OF Dave Harvey, 3B John Sevcik, C Keith Weber, P 1965 Bob Robben, SS Dan Rudanovich, OF Mike Strode, 2B 1967 Gene Stephenson, 1B Ray Thorpe, OF 1968 Bill Griffin, 1B Rick Henninger, P

1969 Del Blunk, OF Steve Patchin, C 1970 Steve Patchin, OF Neil Sloman, OF 1971 Jack Bastable, 3B Bill Todd, P 1972 Jack Bastable, 3B 1974 Tom Ellis, OF Mark Thiel, C 1975 Tom Ellis, OF 1976 Greg Cypret, SS Mark Thiel, C 1977 Greg Cypret, SS John Kruse, 2B Rob Pietroburgo, P 1978 Curt Brown, 1B Greg Cypret, SS Rob Pietroburgo, P 1979 Jim English, 1B Tom Heckman, P Tim Laudner, C 1980 Lindy Duncan, SS Tom Heckman, P 1981 Phil Bradley, OF Tom Heckman, P Kevin Knop, 2B

1982 Shane Fairbanks, SS Roger Johnson, DH John Marquardt, SS Kurt Moody, P 1983 John Marquardt, SS 1985 Dave Otto, DH 1986 Marcus Adler, 2B 1987 Tony Russo, P Dave Silvestri, SS 1988 Tim Clark, 2B Dave Silvestri, SS 1989 Tim Hawkins, OF Jon Pittenger, 3B 1990 John Dettmer, P Darnel Hawkins, OF 1991 John Dettmer, P Joe Winkler, OF 1992 John Dettmer, P Rodney Weary, 1B 1993 Chopper Littrell, OF Jason Meyhoff, P 1994 Grant Ingram, DH 1996 Aaron Jaworowski, 1B

All Big 12

1998 Ryan Fry, OF Chris George, P Griffin Moore, INF Justin Stine, P 1999 Jody Harris, P Justin Stine, P Aaron Wilson, 3B 2000 Ryan Stegall, SS 2002 Cody Ehlers, DH Jayce Tingler, OF 2003 Jayce Tingler, OF Brad Flanders, C Justin James, P Ian Kinsler, SS

2004 Garrett Broshuis, P Lee Laskowski, OF Ryan Rallo, OF 2005 James Boone, OF Max Scherzer, P Nathan Culp, P Hunter Mense, OF Taylor Parker, P 2006 Nathan Culp, P Jacob Priday, OF 2007 Aaron Crow, P Jacob Priday, OF Evan Frey, OF

2008 Aaron Crow, P Jacob Priday, DH Aaron Senne, OF Trevor Coleman, C 2009 Greg Folgia, OF Kyle Gibson, P 2010 Aaron Senne, 1B Brett Nicholas, Util 2011 Jonah Schmidt, DH

All Big 8 Tournament Team

1976 Curt Brown, 1B Greg Cypret, SS Al Hightower, OF Jim Leavitt, OF Rob Pietroburgo, P 1977 Al Hightower, OF Tim Laudner, C Tom Bloemke, P 1978 Al Hightower, OF Tim Laudner, C 1980 Phil Bradley, OF Scott Collins, 3B Lindy Duncan, SS Mark Maurer, OF Kurt Moody, P

1981 Phil Bradley, OF Shane Fairbanks, OF Bill Hance, C 1983 Bill Hance, C Shane Fairbanks, OF John Marquardt, SS 1984 Nick Rallo, 2B 1986 Mike Rogers, 1B 1987 Doug Bock, C Tim Clark, 2B

1988 Tim Clark, 2B Dave Silvestri, SS 1989 Scott Black, P Tim Hawkins, OF Todd Moseley, P Tim Pinkowski, C Bard Womack, OF 1991 Joe Winkler, OF Shane Meador, C 1994 Brent Chamberlain, C 1996 Aaron Jaworowski, 1B Bryan Seymour, OF

All Big 12 Tournament Team

2000 Landon Brandes, 3B 2004 Mark Alexander, P James Boone, OF Garrett Broshuis, P Cody Ehlers, 1B Lee Laskowski, OF 2005 James Boone, OF Jacob Priday, C Zane Taylor, INF

2006 Max Scherzer, P 2007 Brock Bond, 2B 2008 Jacob Priday, DH 2009 Ryan Lollis, OF 2010 Ryan Gebhart, OF

2011 Kelly Fick, P Conner Mach, OF Jonah Schmidt, DH 2012 Blake Brown, OF Jeff Emens, P Eric Garcia, SS Dane Opel, OF

Current and former major league players

Ian Kinsler

• Joe Bennett
• Phil Bradley
• Dennis Burns
• Byron Browne
• Jeff Cornell
• Jake Crawford
• Aaron Crow
• John Dettmer
• Jay Difani
• Kyle Gibson
• Jay Hankins
• Rick Henninger
• Neal Hertweck
• Tanner Houck
• Charlie James
• Justin James
• Dick Kenworthy
• Ian Kinsler
• Tim Laudner
• Scott Little
• Doug Mathis
• Ron Mathis
• Carl Miles
• Bryce Montes de Oca
• Dennis Musgraves
• John O'Donoghue
• Dave Otto
• Hub Pruett
• Max Scherzer
• Jerry Schoonmaker
• John Sevcik
• Art Shamsky
• Mike Shannon
• Sonny Siebert
• Dave Silvestri
• Bob Smith
• Homer Summa
• Nick Tepesch
• Bill Windle
• Glenn Wright
• Rob Zastryzny

Source: Baseball Reference

Gallery

• 
  1907 Missouri Tigers Baseball Team
• 
  Coach Mills Ebright
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  Coach Chester Brewer
• 
  1911 Missouri Tigers Baseball Team

See also

• List of NCAA Division I baseball programs

References

1. Mizzou Athletics Brand Identity Guidelines (PDF). July 9, 2019. Retrieved September 3, 2019.
2. "Division I Baseball Records" (PDF). NCAA. Retrieved 19 April 2012.

External links

• Official website