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Individual Honors
FOBL MVP
NONE
Silver Slugger
NONE
Platinum Pitcher
NONE
Fireman of the Year
NONE
Rookie of the Year
2023: William Spengler
Manager of the Year
NONE
All-Rookie Team
2003: Jose Barbee (C)
2004: William Outen (SS)
2010: Dell Coonrod (3B)
2011: Bobby Rose (SS)
2015: David Coffman (C)
2021: Wally Sutcliffe (CF)
2022: Carlos Luna (C)
2023: William Spengler (LF)
1st Team All-FOBL
2008: Thomas Tulley (LF)
2nd Team All-FOBL
2006: Jerome Tindall (2B)
2012: Mel Maule (CL)
2019: Mario Manning (2B)
2023: William Spengler (LF)
2023: Wally Sutcliffe (CF)
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Owner Bio
 After making millions peddling second-hand western wear in the Pacific Northwest, eccentric Corn Shuckers owner Tom Dhamers realized a life-long dream when he brought professional baseball to his birthplace of Annawan, Illinois in 2001. Spitting in the face of reason and logic, Dhamers remains firm in his belief that a town of just under 3,000 can support a major league FOBL franchise while maintaining financial viability. His optimism is bouyed by the fact that his is the only FOBL team in a 200-mile radius and the fact that their residence in the Nor'Easter Division ensures a slate of mediocre competition year in and year out.
When not operating his fresh-picked corn stand on Route 78, Dhamers can often be found roaming the stands at Howes Park, shaking hands with the fans and desperately seeking out participants for the 5th-inning Speed-Shucking contest.
Franchise Lineage:
2001 to Present: Annawan Corn Shuckers — Owner: Tom Dhamers (aka "Shucker")
2001: Chesapeake Cheapshots — Owner: Michael Sanderson (aka "Quiksand")
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Playoffs
VL Wild Card
NONE
Nor'Easter Champs
2024
VL Champs
NONE
SS Champs
NONE
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Team Hall of Fame
2B Jerome Tindall [FBR]
2001-2011
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