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Whitney, Ellsbury To Be Recognized At Oregon Sports Awards
October 14, 2026 | Baseball
CORVALLIS, Ore. – Oregon State right-handed pitcher Dax Whitney and 2003-05 letterwinner and former Major League outfielder Jacoby Ellsbury will be honored at the 2026 Oregon Sports Awards on Nov. 10.
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Whitney has been selected as a Division I College Athlete of the Year while Ellsbury will be one of five inductees into the 2026 Hall of Fame.
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Whitney was named an All-American for the second consecutive season in 2026. Both honors come after he finished his season with a 6-1 record and 2.00 earned run average in 63 innings. He struck out 104 and limited opponents to a .185 batting average. His second start of the season netted the right-hander 17 strikeouts in a win over Baylor, equaling a program record last season by Cooper Hjerpe in 2022.
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Ellsbury completed an 11-year MLB career in 2017 after playing in 1,235 games. He batted .284 with 241 doubles, 47 triples, 104 home runs and 512 runs batted in with 343 stolen bases.Â
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Ellsbury, from Madras, Ore., played in 160 games for the Beavers from 2003-05, collecting 37 doubles with eight triples and 16 home runs. He drove in 101 and was drafted in the first round of the MLB Draft by Boston.
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Whitney has been selected as a Division I College Athlete of the Year while Ellsbury will be one of five inductees into the 2026 Hall of Fame.
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Whitney was named an All-American for the second consecutive season in 2026. Both honors come after he finished his season with a 6-1 record and 2.00 earned run average in 63 innings. He struck out 104 and limited opponents to a .185 batting average. His second start of the season netted the right-hander 17 strikeouts in a win over Baylor, equaling a program record last season by Cooper Hjerpe in 2022.
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Ellsbury completed an 11-year MLB career in 2017 after playing in 1,235 games. He batted .284 with 241 doubles, 47 triples, 104 home runs and 512 runs batted in with 343 stolen bases.Â
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Ellsbury, from Madras, Ore., played in 160 games for the Beavers from 2003-05, collecting 37 doubles with eight triples and 16 home runs. He drove in 101 and was drafted in the first round of the MLB Draft by Boston.
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