Year
Name
Position
Team
Round
Pick


2025
Jaxon Dalena
P
San Diego Padres
6
190


2018
Cash Gladfelter
SS
Seattle Mariners
27
808


2018
Gabe Mosser
P
San Diego Padres
27
801


2008
Justin Garber
OF
New York Mets
34
1034


2008
Matt Wright
P
Toronto Blue Jays
12
369


2007
Eric Perlozzo
2B
Baltimore Orioles
35
1055


2007
Ross Buckwalter
P
Toronto Blue Jays
26
805


2004
Evan Englebrook
P
Toronto Blue Jays
8
244


2004
Randy Dicken
P
Houston Astros
7
207


2001
Paul Abraham
P
Texas Rangers
12
351


2000
Richie Rodarmel
P/3B
Oakland Athletics
40
1199


2000
Vince Eppolito
P
Arizona Diamondbacks
18
549


1999
Vic Hillaert
P
Texas Rangers
5
165


1998
Jason Kanovich
P
Montreal Expos
21
624


1998
Gary Loudon
P
Cincinnati Reds
18
530


1998
Rich Matsko
P
Cleveland Indians
15
483


1995
Jason Bennett
P
Cleveland Indians
10
278


1991
Andy Brookens
2B
Kansas City Royals
23
601


1991
Bill Dobrolsky
C
Milwaukee Brewers
9
235


1987
Todd Melisauskas
C
Los Angeles Dodgers
30
759


1987
Seth Reeser
P
Atlanta Braves
27
689


1982
Rudy Serafini
P
Chicago Cubs
12
289


1981
John Seitz
P
Atlanta Braves
16
401


1981
Brian Murtha
P
San Francisco Giants
16
399


1979
Ted Damiter
P
New York Mets
21
522


1968
Dave Etter *
UT
Seattle Pilots *
4
83

 
The Major League Baseball (MLB) First-Year Player Draft began in 1965.

* Etter was originally drafted out of Chambersburg Area Senior High School in 1967 by the Pittsburgh Pirates (fifth round) but instead attended Shippensburg University. In 1968, he was selected in the fourth round of the June (secondary phase) draft by the Milwaukee Brewers, who at the time, were the Seattle Pilots.

** In January 1981, Dave Corman was selected in the first round (25th overall pick) by the Baltimore Orioles. Corman was a second baseman for the Raiders in 1980 who transferred to Hagerstown Community College, from where he was selected in the First-Year Player Draft.

*** A number of Raiders have signed professional contracts, including pitcher Nathan Starner (2006, Toronto Blue Jays), first baseman Andy Dangler (2004, Minnesota Twins), catcher Jeremy Glessner (2002, Colorado Rockies), pitcher Greg Jeffries (1985), pitcher Leon Hoke (1980, Baltimore Orioles), shortstop Dale Delise (1978, San Francisco Giants), first baseman J.P. O’Connor (1978, Chicago Cubs), catcher Frank Mastrangelo (1974. Kansas City Royals) and pitcher Joe Persiponko (1957, Philadelphia Phillies).

**** The only known Shippensburg alumnus to play in an MLB game is Clyde Barnhart, who had a nine-year career with the Pittsburgh Pirates from 1920-28. He has the distinction of being the only player in MLB history to have a hit in three different games on the same day, achieving the feat in a tripleheader Oct. 2, 1920 (just 10 days after he made his MLB debut).

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