In celebration of the final season of historic Allie P. Reynolds Stadium, an All-Time All-Allie P. Team was selected. The all-time team consists of 27 Cowboys — 17 position players and 10 pitchers.
 
Allie P. Reynolds Stadium hosted its first game on April 4, 1981, and over the last 38 seasons, Allie P. has been home to some of the best players and teams in college baseball history. During its time, Allie P. has been home to 12 College World Series teams, 19 conference champions and 18 First-Team All-Americans, and the Cowboys have won over 930 games on their home field.
 
With the stadium opening past the midway point of the 1981 season, the All-Time All-Allie P. Team includes those who played at least one full season in the stadium; players whose careers spanned from 1982-2019 were considered.
 
The list of All-Time All-Allie P. Team pitchers will be released Friday.
 
All-Time All-Allie P. Team Position Players
Infielders/Catchers
Jimmy Barragan
1B • 1985-87
San Diego, Calif.

• Cowboy Baseball Hall of Fame, Class of 1999

• Two-time All-American & All-Big Eight

• 1987 College World Series All-Tournament Team

• Career .377 batting average, 54 home runs and 231 RBIs

• 1987 Major League Baseball Draft pick

 
Brad Beanblossom
SS • 1987-90
Louisville, Ky.

• Cowboy Baseball Hall of Fame, Class of 2003

• Four-year starter played in school-record 271 games

• OSU career leader in at-bats (941) and doubles (75) and second with 314 hits and 98 stolen bases

• Two-time College World Series All-Tournament Team (1987 & 1990)

• Career .334 batting average, 20 home runs, 196 RBIs

• 1990 Major League Baseball Draft pick

 
Michael Daniel
C • 1990-91
Weatherford, Okla.

• Cowboy Baseball Hall of Fame, Class of 1994

• Two-time All-American and All-Big Eight

• Top 10 all time at OSU in home runs, RBIs and slugging pct.

• Career .355 batting average, 50 home runs, 199 RBIs, .770 slugging pct.

• 1991 Major League Baseball Draft pick

 
Mike Day
C • 1982-85
Piqua, Ohio

• Cowboy Baseball Hall of Fame, Class of 1997

• Two-time All-Big Eight

• School-record 102 walks in 1985

• Career .328 batting average, 20 home runs, 149 RBIs

• 1985 Major League Baseball Draft pick

 
Monty Fariss
SS • 1986-88
Leedey, Okla.

• Cowboy Baseball Hall of Fame, Class of 1994

• 1988 First-Team All-American

• Hit .397 with 30 home runs and 114 RBIs in 1988

• Career .330 batting average, 65 homers, 247 RBIs, .706 slugging pct.

• No. 6 overall pick in 1988 Major League Baseball Draft

 
Gary Green
SS • 1981-84
Pittsburgh, Pa.

• Cowboy Baseball Hall of Fame, Class of 1999

• Four-year starter at shortstop

• 1984 All-American and College World Series All-Tournament Team

• Career .335 batting average, 121 RBIs, 70 stolen bases

• First-round Major League Baseball Draft pick in 1984

 
Mitchel Simons
2B • 1988-90
Midwest City, Okla.

• Cowboy Baseball Hall of Fame, Class of 2000

• 1990 All-American and two-time All-Big Eight selection

• Helped lead Cowboys to 1990 NCAA championship game

• Career .344 batting average, 29 home runs, 155 RBIs, 73 stolen bases

• 1990 Major League Baseball Draft pick

 
Robin Ventura
3B • 1986-88
Santa Maria, Calif.

• Cowboy Baseball Hall of Fame, Class of 1998

• 1988 Golden Spikes Award winner and three-time All-American 

• NCAA-record 58-game hitting streak in 1987

• OSU career leader in batting average (.428), hits (329) and runs (300)

• Career .428 batting average, 68 home runs, 302 RBIs, .792 slugging pct.

• 10th overall pick in 1988 Major League Baseball Draft

 
Donnie Walton
SS/2B • 2013-16
Tulsa, Okla.

• 2016 All-American

• Three-time All-Big 12 First Team

• OSU career leader with 55 sacrifice bunts

• Career .315 batting average, 11 home runs, 136 RBIs, 31 stolen bases

• 2015 & 2016 Major League Baseball Draft pick

 
Outfielders
Corey Brown
OF • 2005-07
Tampa, Fla.

• Cowboy Baseball Hall of Fame, Class of 2016

• 2007 All-American and three-time All-Big 12 honoree

• 2005 Big 12 Freshman Player of the Year

• Career .346 batting average, 48 home runs, 157 RBIs, 17 triples, 45 stolen bases

• 1st round pick in 2007 Major League Baseball Draft

 
Doug Dascenzo
OF • 1984-85
Cleveland, Ohio

• Cowboy Baseball Hall of Fame, Class of 2002

• All-Big Eight in 1985

• OSU record 119 stolen bases

• Owns OSU's top two single-season stolen base marks (67 in 1985 & 52 in 1984)

• Career .353 batting average, 119 stolen bases

• 1985 Major League Baseball Draft pick

 
Jeff Guiel
OF • 1996-97
Vancouver, B.C. Canada

• Cowboy Baseball Hall of Fame, Class of 2015

• Two-time First-Team All-American

• Second all time at OSU with .406 career batting average

• Big 12 single-season record 32 doubles in 1997

• Career .406 batting average, 38 home runs, 159 RBIs

• 1997 Major League Baseball Draft pick

 
Pete Incaviglia
OF • 1983-85
Pebble Beach, Calif.

• Cowboy Baseball Hall of Fame, Class of 1992

• Named College Baseball's Player of the Century by Baseball America

• Two-time First-Team All-American

• NCAA-record 100 career home runs

• Set NCAA records with 48 HR, 143 RBI, 285 total bases and 1.140 slugging pct. In 1985

• Career .398 batting average, 324 RBIs, .915 slugging pct.

• 8th overall pick in 1985 Major League Baseball Draft

 
Rusty McNamara
OF • 1995-97
Riverside, Calif.

• Cowboy Baseball Hall of Fame, Class of 2015

• 1997 All-American

• All-Big Eight and All-Big 12 performer

• OSU and Big Eight career leader in hit by pitches with 61

• Career .358 batting average, 45 home runs, 205 RBIs

• 1997 Major League Baseball Draft pick

 
Ty Wright
OF • 1983-85
Tyler, Texas

• Cowboy Baseball Hall of Fame, Class of 2017

• Three-time All-Big 12 performer

• Big 12 record 35-game hitting streak in 2007

• Led Big 12 with a .405 batting average in 2007

• Career .346 batting average, 26 home runs, 173 RBIs

• 2007 Major League Baseball Draft pick

 
Designated Hitter
Jim Ifland
DH • 1986-87
Santa Cruz, Calif.

• Cowboy Baseball Hall of Fame, Class of 1998

• Two-time All-Big Eight selection

• Helped lead Cowboys to runner-up finish at 1987 College World Series

• Career .384 batting average, 29 home runs, 161 RBIs

 
Utility
Jordy Mercer
SS/RHP • 2006-08
Taloga, Okla.

• Cowboy Baseball Hall of Fame, Class of 2017

• Two-way player and three-time All-Big 12 honoree

• Career .303 batting average, 25 home runs, 108 RBIs

• 8-3 with 17 saves on the mound, 4.65 ERA in 39 career appearances

• 3rd round pick in 2008 Major League Baseball Draft