The Baseball Australia Diamond Awards — begun in 2006[1] — are given annually by the Australian Baseball Federation, to honor persons who have excelled in playing, managing, or serving the sport of baseball. The awards ceremony is usually held in or about February, soon after the conclusion of that year's season, which starts in or about November of the preceding year. Also at each ceremony, the Baseball Australia Hall of Fame inducts new members.
- 2006 - Chelsea Forkin (Western Australia)
- 2007 - Amy McCann (Victoria)
- 2008 - Simone Wearne (Victoria)
- 2009 - Simone Wearne (Victoria)
- 2010 - Tahnee Lovering (New South Wales)
- 2011 - Katie Gaynor (New South Wales)
- 2012 - Laura Neads (New South Wales)
- 2013 - Christina Kreppold (Western Australia)
- 2014 - Shae Lillywhite (Victoria)
- 2015 - Stephanie Gaynor (New South Wales)
- 2006 - Neil Poulton (South Australia)
- 2007 - Paula Kenning (Queensland)
- 2008 - Mark Gooding (Victoria)
- 2009 - Mal Mackay (Queensland)
- 2010 - Paul Hyham (New South Wales)
- 2011 - Lorraine Dunn (South Australia)
- 2012 - Brett Robson (Western Australia)
- 2013 - Jennie Moloney (Victoria)
- 2014 - Paul Hyham (New South Wales)
- 2015 - Jon Byrne (Western Australia)
- 2006 - Pat Milmlow (New South Wales - National) and Robyn Karlsen (Victoria - Club)
- 2007 - Lisa Hooley (Northern Territory)
- 2008 - Tony McPhail (Queensland)
- 2009 - Louise Paewai (Queensland)
- 2010 - Charles Conrad (Northern Territory)
- 2011 - Philip McConachie (New South Wales)
- 2012 - Kevin Rogers (Queensland), Rod & Julie Tuckwell (New South Wales)
- 2013 - Grantley Wienert (South Australia) and Ken Robson (New South Wales)
- 2014 - Kerry Tsui (New South Wales)
- 2015 - Kerry Jackson (New South Wales)
- 2006 - Not Awarded
- 2007 - Norm Perry
- 2008 - Danny Maruyama
- 2009 - Ken Wesslink
- 2010 - Major League Baseball
- 2011 - Not Awarded
- 2012 - Neil Barrowcliff
- 2013 - David Balfour
- 2014 - Not Awarded
- 2015 - William Sinclair