Welcome to the College Baseball Hall of Fame, where we celebrate the heart of baseball.
But we're more than a museum. We're a vibrant hub of education, inclusion, and the enduring spirit of the game.
Experience the transformative power of college baseball as we honor the journey of players, coaches, and contributors who have made the nation's pastime a way of life. From academic excellence to personal growth, we're dedicated to unleashing the full potential of every individual who steps onto the field.
Join us in inspiring tomorrow's stars. Through engaging exhibits and educational programs, we empower minds to dream big and reach for the stars. Together, let's shape the future of college baseball and ensure that its legacy continues to thrive for generations to come.
2026 Night of Champions - February 12, 2026
The College Baseball Night of Champions event celebrates the best of college baseball. It honors top college coaches, players and national championship teams, as well as the annual inductions into the College Baseball Hall of Fame.
The 2026 Night of Champions will be Thursday, Feb. 12.
Kindness on 1st
A College Baseball Hall of Fame Initiative
Be Kind, Be a Champion, is a national character education anti-bullying program created by the College Baseball Hall of Fame. Through the inspiring stories of legendary college players, we encourage young athletes to embrace kindness, integrity, and leadership both on and off the field.
This initiative uses the timeless values of baseball to promote respect, inclusion, and positive behavior in schools, sports teams, and communities across the country.
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About the College Baseball Hall of Fame
The CBF has inducted 18 classes into the Hall of Fame representing 196 of the college game’s greatest players, coaches, umpires and contributors, and recognizes the following award winners on an annual basis: Brooks Wallace Award (Most Outstanding Shortstop), John Olerud Two-Way Player of the Year Award, Pitcher of the Year Award, the Skip Bertman Coach of the Year Award, the George H.W. Bush Distinguished Alumni Award, and for the first time in 2025, the Wayne Graham Award for Teaching Excellence. Seventy-two recipients of these awards have been recognized over the past 20 years.