The UW-Oshkosh baseball program has long been a producer of professional talent. In fact, 53 former UW-Oshkosh players have gone on to sign professional contracts, including 17 since 1995.
Major League Baseball began its draft of amateur players in 1956. Since then, 35 UW-Oshkosh players have been selected, including six in the second round. In 1999, UW-Oshkosh became the first NCAA Division III school to have five players drafted from the same school in the same year.
Eight former Titans (Dorian Boyland, Jim Gantner, Terry Jorgensen, Jim Magnuson, Dan Neumeier, Jack Taschner, Gary Varsho, Jarrod Washburn) have played in a regular-season Major League Baseball game. Gantner still ranks third in Milwaukee Brewers history with 1,801 games played.
Additionally, three Titans (Gantner, Varsho, Washburn) have played in a Major League Baseball postseason game. Washburn and the 2002 Los Angeles Angels defeated the San Francisco Giants, 4-3, to win the World Series.
| Titans Selected In The Major League Baseball Amateur Draft (53) |
| Year |
Name |
Pos. |
Round |
Organization (Current Name) |
| 2026 |
LJ Waco |
Pitcher |
Free Agent |
Washington Nationals |
| 2015 |
Luke Westphal |
Pitcher |
Free Agent |
Minnesota Twins |
| 2007 |
Cal Stanke |
Pitcher |
15th |
Los Angeles Dodgers |
| 2005 |
Jeremy Jirschele |
Second Base |
30th |
Kansas City Royals |
| 2005 |
Ned Yost |
First Base |
Free Agent |
Milwaukee Brewers |
| 2004 |
Jordan Timm |
Pitcher |
14th |
Toronto Blue Jays |
| 2004 |
Korey Feiner |
Catcher |
Free Agent |
Minnesota Twins |
| 1999 |
Jack Taschner |
Pitcher |
Second/75 |
San Francisco Giants |
| 1999 |
Sean Parnell |
Outfield |
16th |
Seattle Mariners |
| 1999 |
Kevin Grater |
Pitcher |
20th |
Milwaukee Brewers |
| 1999 |
Casey Kopitzke |
Catcher |
27th |
Chicago Cubs |
| 1999 |
Craig Glysch |
Pitcher |
35th |
Los Angeles Angels |
| 1997 |
Andy Kimball |
Pitcher |
Fifth |
Oakland Athletics (Athletics) |
| 1995 |
Tom Petri |
Pitcher |
Free Agent |
Los Angeles Angels |
| 1995 |
Tim Jorgensen |
Shortstop |
Eighth |
Cleveland Indians (Cleveland Guardians) |
| 1995 |
Kevin Mlodik |
Pitcher |
14th |
Oakland Athletics (Athletics) |
| 1995 |
Jarrod Washburn |
Pitcher |
Second/31 |
Los Angeles Angels |
| 1993 |
Chad Kopitzke |
Pitcher |
17th |
Milwaukee Brewers |
| 1991 |
Jeff Bigler |
First Base |
Free Agent |
Philadelphia Phillies |
| 1991 |
Don Garvey |
Second Base |
20th |
Pittsburgh Pirates |
| 1991 |
Dean Haase |
Catcher |
32nd |
Chicago White Sox |
| 1990 |
Kurt Peltzer |
Pitcher |
11th |
San Francisco Giants |
| 1990 |
Cory Schaefer |
Outfield |
26th |
Pittsburgh Pirates |
| 1990 |
Chris Delarwelle |
Third Base |
Free Agent |
Minnesota Twins |
| 1989 |
Bruce Schreiber |
Shortstop |
Free Agent |
Pittsburgh Pirates |
| 1987 |
Terry Jorgensen |
Outfield |
Second/29 |
Minnesota Twins |
| 1987 |
Kevin Reichardt |
Second Base |
22nd |
Seattle Mariners |
| 1987 |
Kevin Murdock |
Catcher |
32nd |
Chicago White Sox |
| 1986 |
Rusty Kryzanowski |
Third Base |
Ninth |
Houston Astros |
| 1985 |
Bob Stocker |
Pitcher |
22nd |
Oakland Athletics (Athletics) |
| 1984 |
Tom Jaremko |
Outfield |
Free Agent |
Minnesota Twins |
| 1984 |
Ike Bradley |
Catcher |
Fifth* |
New York Yankees |
| 1982 |
Gary Varsho |
Second Base |
Fifth |
Chicago Cubs |
| 1981 |
Steve Erickson |
Catcher |
Free Agent |
Toronto Blue Jays |
| 1981 |
Lee Purchatzke |
Pitcher |
17th |
San Diego Padres |
| 1981 |
Jeff Carl |
Shortstop |
Second/29 |
Montreal Expos (Washington Nationals) |
| 1981 |
Craig Henderson |
Pitcher |
Second/51 |
Minnesota Twins |
| 1980 |
Ron Seymour |
Pitcher |
Free Agent |
Seattle Mariners |
| 1979 |
Lee Wetenkamp |
Third Base |
20th |
Toronto Blue Jays |
| 1976 |
Dorian Boyland |
Outfield |
Second/45 |
Pittsburgh Pirates |
| 1976 |
Andy Pascarella |
Second Base |
Sixth |
Milwaukee Brewers |
| 1974 |
Jim Gantner |
Shortstop |
12th |
Milwaukee Brewers |
| 1972 |
John Stoffel |
Pitcher |
14th |
Los Angeles Angels |
| 1972 |
Brian Felda |
Outfield |
30th |
Los Angeles Dodgers |
| 1971 |
Jack Friess |
Outfield |
23rd |
Chicago White Sox |
| 1970 |
Rich Schroeder |
Second Base |
23rd |
San Francisco Giants |
| 1970 |
Dave Melum |
First Base |
Free Agent |
Chicago White Sox |
| 1969 |
Larry Held |
Outfield |
Free Agent |
Chicago White Sox |
| 1968 |
Dan Neumeier |
Pitcher |
Third* |
Chicago White Sox |
| 1966 |
Jim Magnuson |
Outfield |
Third |
Chicago White Sox |
| 1964 |
Gary Schlieve |
Pitcher |
Free Agent |
Philadelphia Phillies |
| 1963 |
Jim DeWaal |
Pitcher |
Free Agent |
Minnesota Twins |
| 1960 |
Wayne Kroll |
Pitcher |
Free Agent |
Chicago White Sox |
| * - Selected In Secondary Phase |
| Titans Who Have Played In A Major League Baseball Regular Season Game (8) |
| Name |
Years |
Team |
Games |
| Dorian Boyland |
1978-79, 1981 |
Pittsburgh Pirates |
21 |
| Jim Gantner |
1976-92 |
Milwaukee Brewers |
1,801 (Third-most in Brewers history) |
| Terry Jorgensen |
1989, 1992-93 |
Minnesota Twins |
91 |
| Jim Magnuson |
1970-71 |
Chicago White Sox |
28 |
|
1973 |
New York Yankees |
8 |
| Dan Neumeier |
1972 |
Chicago White Sox |
3 |
| Jack Taschner |
2005-08 |
San Francisco Giants |
178 |
|
2009 |
Philadelphia Phillies |
24 |
|
2010 |
Pittsburgh Pirates |
17 |
|
2010 |
Los Angeles Dodgers |
3 |
| Gary Varsho |
1988-90 |
Chicago Cubs |
153 |
|
1991-92, 1994 |
Pittsburgh Pirates |
269 |
|
1993 |
Cincinnati Reds |
77 |
|
1995 |
Philadelphia Phillies |
72 |
| Jarrod Washburn |
1998-2005 |
Los Angeles Angels |
193 |
|
2006-09 |
Seattle Mariners |
111 |
|
2009 |
Detroit Tigers |
8 |
| Titans Who Have Played In A Major League Baseball Postseason Game (3) |
| Name |
Years |
Team |
Games (Finish) |
| Jim Gantner |
1981 |
Milwaukee Brewers |
4 (American League East Champion) |
|
1982 |
Milwaukee Brewers |
12 (American League Champion) |
| Gary Varsho |
1991 |
Pittsburgh Pirates |
2 (National League East Champion) |
|
1992 |
Pittsburgh Pirates |
2 (National League East Champion) |
| Jarrod Washburn |
2002 |
Los Angeles Angels |
5 (World Series Champion) |
|
2004 |
Los Angeles Angels |
2 (American League West Champion) |
|
2005 |
Los Angeles Angels |
1 (American League Division Series Champion) |