Kansas Baseball Hall of Fame Welcomes Star-Studded Class

On January 27, the Kansas Baseball Hall of Fame enshrined seven – Aaron Crow, Andy Dirks, Braden Looper, Ted Power, Ronn Reynolds, Joe Ruocco and the 1887 Topeka Golden Giants. More than 125 were on hand for the induction ceremony in Wichita.

2024 Banquet (2023 Inductees): Aaron Crow, Andy Dirks, Braden Looper, Ted Power, Ronn Reynolds, Joe Ruocco, 1887 Topeka Golden Giants

262 Players, Coaches, Umpires and Contributors and Teams

The Kansas Baseball Hall of Fame traces its roots to 1933 and the Kansas Baseball Association.

Banquet Photos

Our annual banquet is held annually in Wichita in late January or early February – just before the start of Spring Training!  Inductees, families, friends, and fans make our banquet a special event.  Watch for details about our next banquet on the website in late fall.

  • 2024 Banquet (2023 Inductees): Aaron Crow, Andy Dirks, Braden Looper, Ted Power, Ronn Reynolds, Joe Ruocco, 1887 Topeka Golden Giants
  • 2023 Banquet (2022 Inductees): Steve Burleson, Duff Cooley, Charlie O’Brien, Ron Schueler, 1978 Wichita Southeast
  • 2022 Banquet (2021 Inductees): Jason Adams, Carl Hall, Pinch Thomas, Todd Tichenor, 1982 Wichita State, Guest Speaker Rex Hudler
  • 2020 Banquet (2019 Inductees): Don Heinkel, Carl Mays, Derek Norris, Mike Watt, Ed Willett, Craig Wilson, 1989 Wichita State

Donate now to preserve Kansas baseball legacy!

The Kansas Baseball Hall of Fame is a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization and will gladly
accept donations. The organization is funded by the annual banquet, along with
donations.

Past donations have been used to fund guest speakers and offset losses incurred from
banquets. Future funds will go toward our maintaining our website and guest speakers.

To donate, please contact a board member.