Following is our third look at some of the Division One stats leaders for the 2011 college baseball season. These stats are “unofficial”, as the NCAA does not typically release its first official statistics until the conclusion of basketball’s Final Four. These stats are updated through games played on March 27.
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BATTING AVERAGE
1. Chad Zurcher – Memphis .480
2. Joey Rickard – Arizona .475
2. Tanner Waite – New Mexico St. .475
4. Tyler Jones – Long Island .471
5. C.J. Cron – Utah .467
6. Kevan Smith – Pittsburgh .465
7. Spencer Kieboom – Clemson .455
8. Khayyan Norfork – Tennessee .452
9. Brandon Eckerle – Michigan St. .448
9. John Lenherr – VCU .448
ON-BASE PERCENTAGE
1. Tanner Waite – New Mexico St. .588
1. Chad Zurcher – Memphis .588
3. Khayyan Norfork – Tennessee .557
4. Tyler Jones – Long Island .553
5. Joe Panik – St. John’s .550
6. Matt Duffy – Tennessee .545
7. Jimmy Brenneman – Campbell .544
8. Jarrod Park – Mississippi St. .543
9. Parker Hipp – New Mexico St. .540
10. Kevin Quaranto – Siena .539
SLUGGING PERCENTAGE
1. David Herbek – James Madison .872
2. Jake Lowery – James Madison .857
3. Joe Winker – Mercer .826
4. Daniel Aldrich – College of Charleston .813
5. A.J. Miller – Lafayette .794
6. C.J. Cron – Utah .787
7. Brance Rivera – TCU .760
8. B.A. Vollmuth – Southern Mississippi .742
9. Mikie Mahtook – LSU .741
10. Ben Waldrip – Jacksonville St. .740
HOME RUNS
1. David Herbek – James Madison 11
2. Jake Lowery – James Madison 11
3. Casey Kalenkosky – Texas St. 9
3. B.A. Vollmuth – Southern Mississippi 9
5. Daniel Aldrich – College of Charleston 8
5. Brandon Bayardi – UNLV 8
5. Matt Leeds – College of Charleston 8
5. Mikie Mahtook – LSU 8
5. Peter O’Brien – Bethune-Cookman 8
5. Dylan Pratt – East Tennessee St. 8
5. Doug Shribman – Bucknell 8
5. Joe Winker – Mercer 8
DOUBLES
1. Jeremy Schaffer – Tulane 17
2. Cody Asche – Nebraska 14
2. Daniel Pigott – Florida 14
2. Rance Roundy – UNLV 14
5. Andy Chriscaden – Kennesaw St. 13
5. Joey DeBernardis – Penn St. 13
5. Matt Koch – Loyola Marymount 13
8. Tom Coulombe – Rhode Island 12
Nick Delguidice – Florida Atlantic 12
Jason Krizan – Dallas Baptist 12
B.J. McDonley – Arkansas-Pine Bluff 12
Alex Staehely – Creighton 12
Devon Travis – Florida St. 12
Chris Wychock – Towson 12
RBIs
1. Matt Leeds – College of Charleston 41
2. Jake Lowery – James Madison 40
3. Parker Hipp – New Mexico St. 38
4. Colin Moran – North Carolina 35
5. Garrett Buechele – Oklahoma 33
Jeff Harkensee – Southeastern Louisiana 33
David Herbek – James Madison 33
Casey Kalenkosky – Texas St. 33
Jacob Tanis – Mercer 33
10. Trey Hernandez – Texas A&M Corpus Christi 32
10. Dylan Pratt – East Tennessee St. 32
RUNS
1. Billy Burns – Mercer 35
1. Jake Lowery – James Madison 35
3. Justin Boudreaux – Southeastern Louisiana 33
4. Jimmy Brenneman – Campbell 32
4. Mikie Mahtook – LSU 32
4. Nick Vickerson – Mississippi St. 32
7. Dan DiBartolomeo – West Virginia 31
Blake Green – South Carolina-Upstate 31
Tyler Grimes – Wichita St. 31
Trey Hernandez – Texas A&M Corpus Christi 31
Taylor Roy – Southern 31
Chris Taylor – Virginia 31
Zachary Voight – New Mexico St. 31
Kyle Wren – Georgia Tech 31
STOLEN BASES
1. Bryson Myles – Stephen F. Austin 24
2. Brooks Pinckard – Baylor 23
3. Khayyan Norfork – Tennessee 19
4. Ryan Brenner – Miami (OH) 18
4. Travis Shreve – Central Florida 18
6. Matt Hillsinger – Radford 17
Jamodrick McGruder – Texas Tech 17
Rand Ravnaas – Georgetown 17
Johnny Ruettiger – Arizona St. 17
Nick Vickerson – Mississippi St. 17
Scott Woodward – Coastal Carolina 17
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INNINGS PITCHED
1. Tommy Hoenshell – Cal State Bakersfield 55.0
2. Kyle Simon – Arizona 52.0
3. Taylor Jungmann – Texas 51.2
4. Alex Gillingham – Loyola Marymount 48.0
5. Trevor Bauer – UCLA 47.2
5. Keegan Linza – Liberty 47.2
7. Kurt Heyer – Arizona 47.1
8. Michael Rocha – Oklahoma 46.2
9. Sam Gaviglio – Oregon St. 46.1
10. Heath Blackburn – Florida A&M 45.2
10. Mark Pope – Georgia Tech 45.2
STRIKEOUTS
1. Trevor Bauer – UCLA 72
2. Danny Hultzen – Virginia 71
3. Kurt Heyer – Arizona 60
4. Tyler Anderson – Oregon 59
5. Sonny Gray – Vanderbilt 58
6. Alex Meyer – Kentucky 54
7. Lex Rutledge – Samford 52
8. Jed Bradley – Georgia Tech 51
8. Sam Gaviglio – Oregon St. 51
10. Tanner Peters – UNLV 49
10. Noe Ramirez – Cal State Fullerton 49
SAVES
1. Branden Kline – Virginia 10
1. Bo Reeder – East Tennessee St. 10
3. Nick Pepitone – Tulane 9
4. Tyler Maloof – Georgia 8
4. Charlie Robertson – Fresno St. 8
6. Chris Haney – Dallas Baptist 7
Ryan Hawthorne – Loyola Marymount 7
Todd Hornsby – Jacksonville St. 7
Mark Montgomery – Longwood 7
Tyler Wagner – Utah 7
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