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Final 2012 College Baseball Stats Leaders

Sean Stires — Thu, 28 Jun 2012 21:06:52 +0000

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Stony Brook's Travis Jankowski led all D1 players with seven triples in 2012.

Throughout the season we have provided a weekly top 10 leaderboard in select Division One college baseball statistical categories. We have expanded our leaderboard for the final look at the 2012 season to include the top 20 players in the select offensive and pitching categories listed below.

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Raph Rhymes

BATTING AVERAGE

Raph Rhymes – LSU .431
Danny Poma – Hofstra .430
Albert Carpen – Chicago St. .426
Michael Felton – Campbell .424
D.J. Peterson – New Mexico .419
Goose Kallunki – Utah Valley .419
Roger Bernal – UT Pan American .414
Travis Jankowski – Stony Brook .414
Thomas Brown – Grambling .410
Trenton Moses – Southeast Missouri St. .408
Daniel Bowman – Coastal Carolina .401
Jake Carlson – Dartmouth .397
Billy Burgess – Utah Valley .396
Matt Monchel – Miami (OH) .395
William Carmona – Stony Brook .395
Andrew Deeds – Morehead St. .394
Ryoce Bolinger – Gonzaga .392
Adam t. McClain – Memphis .392
Patrick Kivlehan – Rutgers .392
Mike Garza – Georgetown .391

Goose Kallunki

RBIs

Goose Kallunki – Utah Valley 86
D.J. Peterson – New Mexico 78
Michael Conforto – Oregon St. 76
William Carmona – Stony Brook 73
Jake Davies – Georgia Tech 73
D.J. Hicks – Central Florida 72
Joel Hutter – Dallas Baptist 72
Josh Ludy – Baylor 71
Preston Beck – UT Arlington 70
Greg Bachman – Austin Peay 67
Mike Zunino – Florida 67
Jared Hammer – Hofstra 66
Jordan Hankins – Austin Peay 66
Daniel Kassouf – Appalachian St. 66
Robert Refsnyder – Arizona 66
George Roberts – Kent St. 66
Rich Witten – Coastal Carolina 66
Billy Burgess – Utah Valley 65
Stewart Ijames – Louisville 65
Brandon Miller – Samford 65

Brandon Miller

HOME RUNS

Brandon Miller – Samford 23
Chis Cowell – Richmond 20
Matthew Scruggs – East Tennessee St. 20
Trenton Moses – Southeast Missouri St. 19
Mike Zunino – Florida 19
Sean Bignall – Arkansas Little Rock 18
Goose Kallunki – Utah Valley 18
Zach Stephens – Tennessee Tech 18
Ben Waldrip – Jacksonville St. 18
Daniel Kassouf – Appalachian St. 17
Ryan Matthews – North Carolina St. 17
D.J. Peterson – New Mexico 17
Mac Williamson – Wake Forest 17
Jacob Wilson – Memphis 17
Greg Bachman – Austin Peay 16
Nick Backlund – Mercer 16
Josh Ludy – Baylor 16
Tyler Molinaro – UNC Wilmington 16
Dylan Pratt – East Tennessee St. 16
Ben Thoma – Eastern Illinois 16
Preston Tucker – Florida 16

Trenton Moses

SLUGGING PERCENTAGE

Trenton Moses – Southeast Missouri St. .761
D.J. Peterson – New Mexico .734
Goose Kallunki – Utah Valley .734
Sean Bignall – Arkansas Little Rock .696
Zach Stephens – Tennessee Tech .696
Patrick Kivlehan – Rutgers .693
William Carmona – Stony Brook .691
Richie Rodriguez – Eastern Kentucky .689
Ryan McCauley – Niagara .676
Kris Bryant – San Diego .671
Mike Zunino – Florida .669
Nick Backlund – Mercer .668
Chris Serritella – Southern Illinois .667
Robby Newman – Longwood .663
Ben Waldrip – Jacksonville St. .660
Greg Zebrack – Penn .657
Danny Poma – Hofstra .654
James Ramsey – Florida St. .652
Brandon Miller – Samford .650
Boomer Collins – Dallas Baptist .647

Trenton Moses

ON BASE PERCENTAGE

Trenton Moses – Southeast Missouri St. .531
Albert Carpen – Chicago St. .522
James Ramsey – Florida St. .513
Jamodrick McGruder – Texas Tech .500
Danny Poma – Hofstra .500
Billy Burgess – Utah Valley .491
D.J. Peterson – New Mexico .490
Ryan Kresky – Fairleigh Dickinson .489
Mike McQuilan – Iowa .489
Raph Rhymes – LSU .489
Mike Martinez – Florida International .488
Parker Hipp – New Mexico St. .488
Forrestt Allday – Central Arkansas .486
Juluis Green – Savannah St. .483
Michael Sterling – Southern Mississippi .483
Kris Bryant – San Diego .483
Jake Rickenback – Utah Valley .483
Marty Gantt – College of Charleston .483
Zac Mitchell – Belmont .482
Wade Hinkle – Kansas St. .482
Adam Frazer – Mississippi St. .482

Danny Poma

DOUBLES

Danny Poma – Hofstra 32
Jimmy Rider – Kent St. 30
Mike Zunino – Florida 28
Mitchell Garver – New Mexico 27
William Carmona – Stony Brook 26
Bill Cullen – Virginia Commonwealth 25
Chris Diaz – North Carolina St. 25
Eric Phillips – Georgia Southern 24
George Roberts – Kent St. 24
Chris Serritella – Southern Illinois 24
Jacob Stallings – North Carolina 24
Devon Travis – Florida St. 24
Logan Vick – Baylor 24
Stephen Bruno – Virginia 23
Jeff Cammans – Rhode Island 23
Boomer Collins – Dallas Baptist 23
Matt Frazer – West Virginia 23
Spiker Helms – Missouri St. 23

Travis Jankowski

TRIPLES

Travis Jankowski – Stony Brook 11
Jake Arrington – Sam Houston St. 10
Nathan Burns – Florida International 9
Tim Colwell – North Dakota St. 9
Bill Cullen – Virginia Commonwealth 9
Nolan Gaige – Albany 9
Jake Gonzalez – Houston Baptist 9
Josh Melendez – New Mexico 9
Brett Vertigan – UC Santa Barbara 9
Thomas Brittle – Clemson 8
Austin Elkins – Dallas Baptist 8
Derek Fisher – Virginia 8
Tony Kemp – Vanderbilt 8
Jamodrick McGruder – Texas Tech 8
Adrian Schenk – Northern Colorado 8
Casey Selsor – UT San Antonio 8
Ty Wiesemeyer – Illinois St. 8
16 others tied with 7

Nick Petree

ERA

Pitchers must have 1 IP for every game played by team & a minimum of 50 Innings Pitched

Nick Petree – Missouri St. 1.01
David Berg – UCLA 1.46
Marco Gonzales – Gonzaga 1.55
Carlos Rodon – North Carolina St. 1.57
Aaron Burke – Coastal Carolina 1.58
Andrew Heaney – Oklahoma St. 1.60
Joe Popielarczyk – Umass 1.66
Matt Davenport – William & Mary 1.73
Joe Spring – Oral Roberts 1.78
Alex Cruz – Georgia Tech 1.83
Blake Mascarello – Purdue 1.86
Cory Kent – Lehigh 1.88
Andy Smithmyer – East Carolina 1.92
Benton Moss – North Carolina 1.94
Drew Bowen – Oral Roberts 1.95
Kent Emanual – North Carolina 1.96
Josh Turley – Baylor 1.96
Andrew Pierce – Southern Mississippi 1.99
Kyle Kraus – Portland 2.03
Andrew Vasquez – UC Santa Barbara 2.03

Andrew Heaney

STRIKEOUTS

Andrew Heaney – Oklahoma St. 140
Marcus Stroman – Duke 136
Kevin Gausman – LSU 135
Carlos Rodon – North Carolina St. 135
Mark Appel – Stanford 130
David Starn – Kent St. 127
Chris Stratton – Mississippi St. 127
Dillon Overton – Oklahoma 126
Ross Stripling – Texas A&M 120
Travis Ballew – Texas St. 119
Pierce Johnson – Missouri St. 119
Michael Wacha – Texas A&M 116
Chris Beck – Georgia Southern 115
Buck Farmer – Georgia Tech 115
Sean Manaea – Indiana St. 115
Nick Petree – Missouri St. 114
Joe Bircher – Bradley 113
Kurt Heyer – Arizona 113
Matthew Vedo – UC Santa Barbara 112
Dan Langfield – Memphis 111
Randy Zeigler – Louisiana Monroe 111

Kurt Heyer

WINS

Kurt Heyer – Arizona 13-2
Mike Compton – Florida St. 12-2
Lance Day – UT Arlington 12-4
Kevin Gausman – LSU 12-2
Tyler Johnson – Stony Brook 12-2
Josh Martin – Samford 12-2
Adam Plutko – UCLA 12-3
Trevor Williams – Arizona St. 12-2
Ryan Arrowood – Appalachian St. 11-0
Travis Ballew – Texas St. 11-4
Trent Blank – Baylor 11-1
Quintavious Drains – Jackson St. 11-4
Joe Haase – Purdue 11-1
Alex Keudell – Oregon 11-5
Chris Rowley – Army 11-1
Taylor Sewitt – Manhattan 11-2
Tyler Skulina – Kent St. 11-3
David Starn – Kent St. 11-4
Chris Stratton – Mississippi St. 11-2
Michael Trionfo – Towson 11-3
Konner Wade – Arizona 11-3

SAVES

Stefan Lopez – Southeastern Louisiana 20
Michael Wagner – San Diego 19
Jimmie Sherfy – Oregon 19
Michael Morin – North Carolina 19
Robbie Powell – Stetson 18
Michael Lorenzen – Cal State Fullerton 16
Nathan Hyatt – Appalachian St. 16
Owen Jones – Portland 16
Robert Benincasa – Florida St. 16
Scott Griggs – UCLA 15
Chris O’Grady – George Mason 14
Matt Gardner – Nevada 13
Matt Duncan – Morehead St. 13
Michael Gomez – Florida International 13
Matt Price – South Carolina 13
Joe Rogers – Central Central 13
Dan Slania – Notre Dame 13

12 Others are tied with 12

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College Baseball Stats Leaders – May 21

Sean Stires — Tue, 22 May 2012 14:01:42 +0000

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Final Regular Season Stats Leaderboard…

Utah Valley's Goose Kallunki is among the national leaders in home runs, slugging percentage and RBIs.

Following is our latest look at select top 10 statistical leaders for the 2012 season in Division One baseball. With some postseason conference tournaments already concluded and the others beginning this week, these are the final stats from the regular season (although some conferences like the Pac-12 conclude their regular season this week and do not play a conference tournament). These are the official stats as compiled by the NCAA for games through Sunday, May 20.

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BATTING AVERAGE

1. Raph Rhymes – LSU .469
2. Danny Poma – Hofstra .435
3. Michael Felton – Campbell .431
4. Goose Kallunki – Utah Valley .429
5. Trenton Moses – Southeast Missouri St. .426
6. D.J. Peterson – New Mexico .422
7. Roger Bernal – UT Pan American .421
8. Albert Carpen – Chicago St. .416
9. Thomas Brown – Grambling .410
10. Royce Bolinger – Gonzaga .401
Mat Honchel – Miami (OH) .401

Goose Kallunki

RBIs

1. Goose Kallunki – Utah Valley 80
2. Michael Conforto – Oregon St. 69
3. D.J. Hicks – Central Florida 68
D.J. Peterson – New Mexico 68
5. Joel Hutter – Dallas Baptist 66
6. Sean Bignall – Arkansas Little Rock 64
Jared Hammer – Hofstra 64
8. Johnny Coy – Wichita St. 62
Jacob Wilson – Memphis 62
10. C.J. Gillman – Dayton 61

Brandon Miller

HOME RUNS

1. Brandon Miller – Samford 20
Matthew Scruggs – East Tennessee St. 20
3. Trenton Moses – Southeast Missouri St. 19
4. Sean Bignall – Arkansas Little Rock 18
Chris Cowell – Richmond 18
Zach Stephens – Tennessee Tech 18
Ben Waldrip – Jacksonville St. 18
8. Goose Kallunki – Utah Valley 17
Daniel Kassouf – Appalachian St. 17
Mac Williamson – Wake Forest 17

Trenton Moses

SLUGGING PERCENTAGE

1. Trenton Moses – Southeast Missouri St. .802
2. Goose Kallunki – Utah Valley .750
3. D.J. Peterson – New Mexico .726
4. Patrick Kivlehan – Rutgers .710
5. Sean Bignall – Arkansas Little Rock .696
Zach Stephens – Tennessee Tech .696
7. William Carmona – Stony Brook .690
Richie Rodriguez – Eastern Kentucky .690
9. Kris Bryant – San Diego .687
10. Ben Waldrip – Jacksonville St. .682

Trenton Moses

ON BASE PERCENTAGE

1. Trenton Moses – Southeast Missouri St. .549
2. Raph Rhymes – LSU .522
3. James Ramsey – Florida St. .520
4. Albert Carpen – Chicago St. .519
5. Danny Poma – Hofstra .504
6. Jamodrick McGruder – Texas Tech .500
7. Mike Martinez – Florida International .498
8. Zac Mitchell – Belmont .492
Johnny Field – Arizona .492
Forrestt Allday – Central Arkansas .492

Danny Poma

DOUBLES

1. Danny Poma – Hofstra 31
2. Bill Cullen – Virginia Commonwealth 25
Mitchell Garver – New Mexico 25
Jimmy Rider – Kent St. 25
5. Chris Serritella – Southern Illinois 24
Mike Zuninio – Florida 24
7. Jeff Cammans – Rhode Island 23
Chris Diaz – North Carolina St. 23
Matt Frazer – West Virginia 23
10. Boomer Collins – Dallas Baptist 22
Eduardo Gonzalez – Alcorn St. 22
Ryan Haas – Delaware St. 22
Chad Pinder – Virginia Tech 22
Logan Vick – Baylor 22

Nathan Burns

TRIPLES

1. Nathan Burns – Florida International 9
Tim Colwell – North Dakota St. 9
Bill Cullen – Virginia Commonwealth 9
Travis Jankowski – Stony Brook 9
5. Jake Arrington – Sam Houston St. 8
Thomas Brittle – Clemson 8
Austin Elkins – Dallas Baptist 8
Derek Fisher – Virginia 8
Nolan Gaige – Albany 8
Jake Gonzalez – Houston Baptist 8
Tony Kemp – Vanderbilt 8
Jamodrick McGruder – Texas Tech 8
Josh Melendez – New Mexico 8
Adrian Schenk – Northern Colorado 8
Casey Selsor – UT San Antonio 8

Trea Turner

STOLEN BASES

1. Trea Turner – North Carolina St. 54
2. Jonathon Murphy – Jacksonville 40
3. Jamodrick McGruder – Texas Tech 39
4. Michael Faulkner – Arkansas St. 38
5. Richard Amion – Alabama St. 36
Brock Hebert – Southeastern Louisiana 36
7. Glen Walker – Jackson St. 35
8. Brian Blasik – Dayton 34
Travis Jankowski – Stony Brook 34
Ian Miller – Wagner 34

Nick Petree

ERA

Pitchers must have 1.0 IP for every game played by team & minimum of 50.0 IP

1. Nick Petree – Missouri St. 0.91
2. Aaron Burke – Coastal Carolina 1.21
3. Joe Popielarczyk – UMass 1.24
4. Clay Murphy – Missouri St. 1.37
5. Ricky Holden – UNC Wilmington 1.43
6. James Pazos – San Diego 1.49
7. Matt Fyffe – Eastern Kentucky 1.51
8. Preston Morrison – TCU 1.55
9. Corey Knebel – Texas 1.56
10. Carlos Rodon – North Carolina St. 1.59

Quintavious Drains

WINS

1. Quintavious Drains – Jackson St. 11
Josh Martin – Samford 11
Chris Rowley – Army 11
4. Travis Ballew – Texas St. 10
Trent Blank – Baylor 10
Mike Compton – Florida St. 10
Lance Day – UT Arlington 10
Jordan Elliott – Delaware St. 10
Jeremy Gendlek – Utah Valley 10
Kurt Heyer – Arizona 10
Alex Keudell – Oregon 10
Nick Petree – Missouri St. 10
Brady Rodgers – Arizona St. 10
Desmond Russell – Jackson St. 10
Chris Stratton – Mississippi St. 10
Ross Stripling – Texas A&M 10
Michael Trionfo – Towson 10
Trevor Williams – Arizona St. 10

Marcus Stroman

STRIKEOUTS

1. Marcus Stroman – Duke 136
2. Andrew Heaney – Oklahoma St. 132
3. Kevin Gausman – LSU 118
4. Chris Stratton – Mississippi St. 115
5. Travis Ballew – Texas St. 114
Carlos Rodon – North Carolina St. 114
7. Mark Appel – Stanford 108
8. Chris Beck – Georgia Southern 107
Daniel Minor – Texas A&M Corpus Christi 107
Brandon Yarusi – Wofford 107

Stefan Lopez

SAVES

1. Stefan Lopez – Southeastern Louisiana 19
Michael Wagner – San Diego 19
3. Robbie Powell – Stetson 18
4. Michael Morin – North Carolina 17
5. Michael Lorenzen – Cal State Fullerton 16
Jimmie Sherfy – Oregon 16
7. Owen Jones – Portland 15
8. Chris O’Grady – George Mason 14
Nathan Hyatt – Appalachian St. 14
Scott Griggs – UCLA 14

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College Baseball Stats Leaders – May 14

Sean Stires — Tue, 15 May 2012 13:33:45 +0000

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Select Division One Stats Leaderboard…

National ERA leader Nick Petree has gone 72 1/3 straight innings without allowing an earned run.

Following is our latest look at select top 10 statistical leaders for the 2012 season in Division One baseball. These are the official stats as compiled by the NCAA for games through Sunday, May 13.

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Raph Rhymes

BATTING AVERAGE

1. Raph Rhymes – LSU .478
2. Danny Poma – Hofstra .450
3. Michael Felton – Campbell .434
4. Trenton Moses – Southeast Missouri St. .431
5. Albert Carpen – Chicago St. .421
6. Andrew Deeds – Morehead St. .418
6. D.J. Peterson – New Mexico .418
6. Goose Kallunki – Utah Valley .418
9. Roger Bernal – UT Pan American .415
10. Alex Yarbrough – Ole Miss .405

Goose Kallunki

RBIs

1. Goose Kallunki – Utah Valley 74
2. D.J. Hicks – Central Florida 65
3. Sean Bignall – Arkansas Little Rock 64
3. D.J. Peterson – New Mexico 64
5. Michael Conforto – Oregon St. 63
5. Jared Hammer – Hofstra 63
7. C.J. Gillman – Dayton 59
8. Kendall Logan – Jackson St. 58
9. Johnny Coy – Wichita St. 56
Joel Hutter – Dallas Baptist 56
Stewart Ijames – Louisville 56
Trenton Moses – Southeast Missouri St. 56

Sean Bignall

HOME RUNS

1. Sean Bignall – Arkansas Little Rock 18
Chris Cowell – Richmond 18
Brandon Miller – Samford 18
Trenton Moses – Southeast Missouri St. 18
Matthew Scruggs – East Tennessee St. 18
6. Zach Stephens – Tennessee Tech 17
7. Nick Backlund – Mercer 16
Daniel Kassouf – Appalachian St. 16
Dylan Pratt – East Tennessee St. 16
10. Goose Kallunki – Utah Valley 15
Ben Waldrip – Jacksonville St. 15
Mac Williamson – Wake Forest 15
Jacob Wilson – Memphis 15

Trenton Moses

SLUGGING PERCENTAGE

1. Trenton Moses – Southeast Missouri St. .803
2. D.J. Peterson – New Mexico .736
3. Goose Kallunki – Utah Valley .732
4. Sean Bignall – Arkansas Little Rock .724
5. Zach Stephens – Tennessee Tech .720
6. James Ramsey – Florida St. .717
7. Richie Rodriquez – Eastern Kentucky .707
7. Ryan McCauley – Niagara .707
9. Nick Backlund – Mercer .702
10. Danny Poma – Hofstra .697

Trenton Moses

ON BASE PERCENTAGE

1. Trenton Moses – Southeast Missouri St. .547
2. James Ramsey – Florida St. .535
3. Raph Rhymes – LSU .522
4. Eddie Sorondo – Delaware St. .517
5. Danny Poma – Hofstra .516
6. Albert Carpen – Chicago St. .515
6. Jamodrick McGruder – Texas Tech .515
8. Forrestt Allday – Central Arkansas .500
9. Mike Martinez – Florida International .498
10. Juluis Green – Savannah St. .497

Danny Poma

DOUBLES

1. Danny Poma – Hofstra 31
2. Bill Cullen – Virginia Commonwealth 24
Jimmy Rider – Kent St. 24
4. Eduardo Gonzalez – Alcorn St. 22
Chad Pinder – Virginia Tech 22
Mike Zunino – Florida 22
7. Chris Diaz – North Carolina St. 21
Matt Frazer – West Virginia 21
Mitchell Garver – New Mexico 21
Ryan Haas – Delaware St. 21
Chris Serritella – Southern Illinois 21

Nathan Burns

TRIPLES

1. Nathan Burns – Florida International 9
Tim Colwell – North Dakota St. 9
Bill Cullen – Virginia Commonwealth 9
Travis Jankowski – Stony Brook 9
5. Derek Fisher – Virginia 8
Tony Kemp – Vanderbilt 8
Jamodrick McGruder – Texas Tech 8
Casey Selsor – UT San Antonio 8

The following players are tied for ninth with seven triples

Daniel Aldrich – College of Charleston
Jake Arrington – Sam Houston St.
Thomas Brittle – Clemson
Thomas Brown – Grambling
Byron Campbell – Maryland Eastern Shore
Casey Coy – Northern Colorado
Austin Elkins – Dallas Baptist
Nolan Gaige – Albany
Jake Gonzalez – Houston Baptist
Austin Liput – USC Upstate
Josh Melendez – New Mexico
Aaron Nardone – Delaware St.
Jensen Park – Northern Colorado
Brett Vertigan – UC Santa Barbara
Ty Wiesemeyer – Illinois St.

Trea Turner

STOLEN BASES

1. Trea Turner – North Carolina St. 50
2. Jonathon Murphy – Jacksonville 38
3. Jamodrick McGruder – Texas Tech 37
4. Brock Herbert – Southeastern Louisiana 35
5. Richard Amion – Alabama St. 34
Brian Blasik – Dayton 34
Ian Miller – Wagner 34
Glen Walker – Jaskson St. 34
9. Michael Faulkner – Arkansas St. 33
10. Travis Jankowski – Stony Brook 32

Nick Petree

ERA

* Pitchers must have 1.0 IP for every game played by team & minimum 50.0 IP

1. Nick Petree – Missouri St. 0.58
2. Aaron Burke – Coastal Carolina 1.14
3. Corey Knebel – Texas 1.29
4. Joe Popielarczyk – U Mass 1.36
5. Clay Murphy – Missouri St. 1.37
6. Andy Smithmyer – East Carolina 1.38
7. Ricky Holden – UNC Wilmington 1.39
8. David Berg – UCLA 1.40
8. Carlos Rodon – North Carolina St. 1.40
10. James Pazos – San Diego 1.41

Marcus Stroman

STRIKEOUTS

1. Marcus Stroman – Duke 127
2. Andrew Heaney – Oklahoma St. 120
3. Kevin Gausman – LSU 112
4. Carlos Rodon – North Carolina St. 108
5. Travis Ballew – Texas St. 107
Chris Stratton – Mississippi St. 107
7. Daniel Minor – Texas A&M Corpus Christi 104
8. Joe Bircher – Bradley 102
9. Dustin Hunter – Western Illinois 101
10. Chris Beck – Georgia Southern 100
10. Dan Langfield – Memphis 100

Chris Rowley

WINS

1. Chris Rowley – Army 11
Quintavious Drains – Jackson St. 11
3. Josh Martin – Samford 10
Nick Petree – Missouri St. 10
Trevor Williams – Arizona St. 10
Travis Ballew – Texas St. 10

The following pitchers are tied for seventh with nine wins

Martin Agosta – St. Mary’s
Ryan Arrowood – Appalachian St.
Trent Blank – Baylor
Chance Cleveland – Arkansas Little Rock
Mike Compton – Florida St.
Lance Day – UT Arlington
Jordan Elliott – Delaware St.
Jeremy Gendlek – Utah Valley
Shane Halley – Virginia
Kurt Heyer – Arizona
Alex Keudell – Oregon
Jordan Marker – Wright St.
Matt McClain – Delaware St.
Daniel Minor – Texas A&M Corpus Christi
Brady Rodgers – Arizona St.
Daniel Russell – Jackson St.
Chris Stratton – Mississippi St.
Ross Stripling – Texas A&M
Jeff Thompson – Louisville

Stefan Lopez

SAVES

1. Stefan Lopez – Southeastern Louisiana 19
Michael Wagner – San Diego 19
3. Robbie Powell – Stetson 18
4. Michael Morin – North Carolina 16
5. Michael Lorenzen – Cal State Fullerton 15
Owen Jones – Portland 15
Jimmie Sherfy – Oregon 15
8. Chris O’Grady – George Mason 14
9. Michael Gomez – Florida International 13
Scott Griggs – UCLA 13

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College Baseball Stats Leaders – April 30

Sean Stires — Tue, 01 May 2012 14:07:11 +0000

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Select Division One Stats Leaderboard…

Carlos Rodon has been a big part of NC State's success in 2012. He is among the national leaders in saves and ERA.

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Raph Rhymes

BATTING AVERAGE

1. Raph Rhymes – LSU .500
2. Danny Poma – Hofstra .449
3. D.J. Peterson – New Mexico .437
4. Trenton Moses – Southeast Missouri St. .432
5. Albert Carpen – Chicago St. .429
6. Roger Bernal – UT Pan American .425
7. Zach Stephens – Tennessee Tech .422
8. Alex Yarbrough – Ole Miss .420
9. Michael Felton – Campbell .413
10. Andrew Deeds – Morehead St. .410

Goose Kallunki

RBIs

1. Goose Kallunki – Utah Valley 60
2. D.J. Peterson – New Mexico 57
3. D.J. Hicks – Central Florida 56
4. Sean Bignall – Arkansas Little Rock 54
Michael Conforto – Oregon St. 54
Jared Hammer – Hofstra 54
7. Trenton Moses – Southeast Missouri St. 52
8. Jake Kirkland – Campbell 51
Josh Ludy – Baylor 51
Zach Voight – New Mexico St. 51

Matthew Scruggs

HOME RUNS

1. Brandon Miller – Samford 17
1. Trenton Moses – Southeast Missouri St. 17
1. Matthew Scruggs – East Tennessee St. 17
4. Sean Bignall – Arkansas Little Rock 16
Zach Stephens – Tennessee Tech 16
6. Daniel Kassouf – Appalachian St. 15
Dylan Pratt – East Tennessee St. 15
8. Chris Cowell – Richmond 14
Ben Waldrip – Jacksonville St. 14
10. Trevor Edwards – UNC Greensboro 13
D.J. Peterson – New Mexico 13
Mac Williamson – Wake Forest 13

Trenton Moses

SLUGGING PERCENTAGE

1. Trenton Moses – Southeast Missouri St. .833
2. Zach Stephens – Tennessee Tech .783
3. D.J. Peterson – New Mexico .765
4. Daniel Kassouf – Appalachian St. .754
5. Sean Bignall – Arkansas Little Rock .749
6. Ryan McCauley – Niagara .725
7. Danny Poma – Hofstra .713
8. James Ramsey – Florida St. .705
9. Patrick Kivlehan – Rutgers .713
10. Goose Kallunki – Utah Valley .705

Trenton Moses

ON BASE PERCENTAGE

1. Trenton Moses – Southeast Missouri St. .552
2. Raph Rhymes – LSU .534
3. Albert Carpen – Chicago St. .531
4. James Ramsey – Florida St. .528
5. Eddie Sorondo – Delaware St. .527
6. Jamodrick McGruder – Texas Tech .524
7. Zach Stephens – Tennessee Tech .520
8. Ben Magsig – Eastern Michigan .519
9. Forrestt Allday – Central Arkansas .517
10. Danny Poma – Hofstra .514

DOUBLES

Danny Poma

1. Danny Poma – Hofstra 26
2. Bill Cullen – Virginia Commonwealth 22
Chad Pinder – Virginia Tech 22
4. Jimmy Rider – Kent St. 21
5. Mitchell Garver – New Mexico 20
Travis Isaak – Murray St. 20
7. Brian Blasik – Dayton 19
Chris Diaz – North Carolina St. 19
Matt Frazer – West Virginia 19
Eduardo Gonzalez – Alcorn St. 19
Ryan Haas – Delaware St. 19
Spiker Helms – Missouri St. 19
Chris Serritella – Southern Illinois 19

Tim Colwell

TRIPLES

1. Tim Colwell – North Dakota St. 9
1. Bill Cullen – Virginia Commonwealth 9
1. Travis Jankowski – Stony Brook 9
4. Nathan Burns – Florida International 8
Derek Fisher – Virginia 8
Jamodrick McGruder – Texas Tech 8
Casey Selsor – UT San Antonio 8
8. Jake Arrington – Sam Houston St. 7

20 Players are tied for 9^th with six triples each

Trea Turner

STOLEN BASES

1. Trea Turner – North Carolina St. 41
2. Jamodrick McGruder – Texas Tech 34
3. Michael Faulkner – Arkansas St. 33
Brock Hebert – Southeastern Louisiana 33
Jonathon Murphy – Jacksonville 33
6. Richard Amion – Alabama St. 30
Brandyn Crutcher – Alabama A&M 30
8. Shane Brown – Charlotte 29
Travis Jankowski – Stony Brook 29
10. Adam Engel – Louisville 28
Chris Wolfe – Grambling 28

Nick Petree

ERA

1. Nick Petree – Missouri St. 0.70
2. Chris Rowley – Army 1.10
3. Alex Cruz – Georgia Tech 1.17
4. Aaron Burke – Coastal Carolina 1.25
5. Corey Knebel – Texas 1.32
6. Preston Morrison – TCU 1.34
7. Marco Gonzalez – Gonzaga 1.35
8. Ricky Holden – UNC Wilmington 1.37
Clay Murphy – Missouri St. 1.37
10. Carlos Rodon – North Carolina St. 1.42

Marcus Stroman

STRIKEOUTS

1. Marcus Stroman – Duke 112
2. Andrew Heaney – Oklahoma St. 102
3. Kevin Gausman – LSU 97
Carlos Rodon – North Carolina St. 97
5. Chris Stratton – Mississippi St. 95
6. Chris Beck – Georgia Southern 94
7. Travis Ballew – Texas St. 90
Joe Bircher – Bradley 90
Jose De Leon – Southern 90
10. Dan Langfield – Memphis 88
Daniel Minor – Texas A&M Corpus Christi 88

Chris Rowley

WINS

1. Chris Rowley – Army 10
2. Trent Blank – Baylor 9
Lance Day – UT Arlington 9
Quintavious Drains – Jackson State 9

The following pitchers are tied for 5^th with eight wins each

Luke Anderson – North Dakota St.
Ryan Arrowood – Appalachian St.
Travis Ballew – Texas St.
Josh Carr – Kennesaw St.
Dylan Clark – Elon
Chance Cleveland – Arkansas Little Rock
Mike Compton – Florida St.
Jharel Cotton – East Carolina
Jordan Elliott – Delaware St.
Ryan Garton – Florida Atlantic
Jeremy Gendlek – Utah Valley
Kurt Heyer – Arizona
Jordan John – Oklahoma
Josh Martin – Samford
Blake Mascarello – Purdue
Nick Petree – Missouri St.
Christian Powell – College of Charleston
Carlos Rodon – North Carolina St.
Desmond Russell – Jackson St.
Chris Stratton – Mississippi St.
Jeff Thompson – Louisville
Trevor Williams – Arizona St.

Michael Wagner

SAVES

1. Michael Wagner – San Diego 19
2. Stefan Lopez – Southeastern Louisiana 16
3. Owen Jones – Portland 14
4. Chris O’Grady – George Mason 13
Robbie Powell – Stetson 13
6. Michael Lorenzen – Cal State Fullerton 12
Austin Maddox – Florida 12
8. Robert Benincasa – Florida St. 11
Garrett Fanchier – Belmont 11
Michael Schum – Wright St. 11
Seth Willoughby – Xavier 11
Michael Gomez – Florida International 11

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College Baseball Stats Leaders – April 23

Sean Stires — Wed, 25 Apr 2012 14:12:48 +0000

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Hofstra's Danny Poma

Following is our latest look at select top 10 statistical leaders for the 2012 season in Division One baseball. These are the official stats as compiled by the NCAA for games through Sunday, April 22. The Dugout is where you’ll find authentic College Word Series shirts, hats and other.

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Raph Rhymes

BATTING AVERAGE

1. Raph Rhymes – LSU .496
2. Danny Poma – Hofstra .450
3. Albert Carpen – Chicago St. .440
4. D.J. Peterson – New Mexico .437
5. Alex Yarbrough – Ole Miss .433
6. Zach Stephens – Tennessee Tech .429
7. Ryan Kresky – Fairleigh Dickinson .426
8. Trenton Moses – Southeast Missouri St. .422
9. Andrew Deeds – Morehead St. .416
10. Austin Elkins – Dallas Baptist .415

D.J. Hicks

RBIs

1. D.J. Hicks – Central Florida 56
2. Michael Conforto – Oregon St. 52
3. Goose Kallunki – Utah Valley 51
4. Sean Bignall – Arkansas Little Rock 50
Zac Fisher – New Mexico St. 50
Jake Kirkland – Campbell 50
Zach Voight – New Mexico St. 50
8. Brandon Bayardi – UNLV 49
Preston Beck – UT Arlington 49
10. Kendall Logan – Jackson St. 48
Josh Ludy – Baylor 48
Trenton Moses – Southeast Missouri St. 48

Brandon Miller

HOME RUNS

1. Brandon Miller – Samford 16
1. Matthew Scruggs – East Tennessee St. 16
3. Sean Bignall – Arkansas Little Rock 15
Daniel Kassouf – Appalachian St. 15
Trenton Moses – Southeast Missouri St. 15
Zach Stephens – Tennessee Tech 15
7. Chris Cowell – Richmond 14
Dylan Pratt – East Tennessee St. 14
9. Mac Williamson – Wake Forest 13
10. Trevor Edwards – UNC Greensboro 12
Ryan McCauley – Niagara 12
Jared Schlehuber – Oral Roberts 12

Trenton Moses

SLUGGING PERCENTAGE

1. Trenton Moses – Southeast Missouri St. .810
2. Zach Stephens – Tennessee Tech .803
3. Daniel Kassouf – Appalachian St. .767
4. Sean Bignall – Arkansas Little Rock .760
5. Ryan McCauley – Niagara .753
6. D.J. Peterson – New Mexico .747
7. Nick Backlund – Mercer .720
8. Danny Poma – Hofstra .713
9. Greg Zebrack – Penn .711
10. Derek Jones – Washington St. .707

Ryan Kresky

ON BASE PERCENTAGE

1. Ryan Kresky – Fairleigh Dickinson
2. Trenton Moses – Southeast Missouri St.
3. Raph Rhymes – LSU
4. Forrestt Allday – Central Arkansas
5. Albert Carpen – Chicago St.
6. Sean Potkay – Tulane
7. Zach Stephens – Tennessee Tech
8. Eddie Sorondo – Delaware St.
9. Ben Magsig – Eastern Michigan
10. Jamodrick McGruder – Texas Tech

Chad Pinder

DOUBLES

1. Chad Pinder – Virginia Tech 21
1. Danny Poma – Hofstra 21
3. Bill Cullen – VCU 20
4. Eduardo Gonzalez – Alcorn St. 19
Spiker Helms – Missouri St. 19
Travis Isaak – Murray St. 19
8. Jimmy Rider – Kent St. 18
Brian Blasik – Dayton 18
Matt Frazer – West Virginia 18
Marty Gantt – College of Charleston 18

Tim Colwell

TRIPLES

1. Tim Colwell – North Dakota St. 9
1. Bill Cullen – VCU 9
3. Nathan Burns – Florida International 8
Derek Fisher – Virginia 8
Casey Selsor – UT San Antonio 8
6. Travis Jankowski – Stony Brook 7
Jamodrick McGruder – Texas Tech 7
8. Jake Arrington – Sam Houston St. 6
Casey Coy – Northern Colorado 6
Austin Elkins – Dallas Baptist 6
Dominic Fratantuono – Towson 6
Nolan Gaige – Albany 6
Jeff Kemp – Radford 6
Tony Kemp – Vanderbilt 6
Austin Liput – South Carolina Upstate 6
Josh Melendez – New Mexico 6
Tyler Sciacca – Villanova 6
Stephen Talbott – Purdue 6
Brett Vertigan – UC Santa Barbara 6

Trea Turner

STOLEN BASES

1. Trea Turner – North Carolina St. 41
2. Jonathon Murphy – Jacksonville 31
3. Brandyn Crutcher – Alabama A&M 30
Brock Hebert – Southeastern Louisiana 30
Jamodrick McGruder – Texas Tech 30
6. Michael Faulkner – Arkansas St. 29
7. Adam Engel – Louisville 28
8. Shane Brown – Charlotte 27
Glen Walker – Jackson St. 27
10. Hector Crespo – Appalachian St. 26
Aaron Dobbs – Kennesaw St. 26

Nick Petree

ERA

* Pitchers must have 1.0 IP for every game played by team & a minimum of 35.0 total IP

1. Nick Petree – Missouri St. 0.77
2. Chris Rowley – Army 0.94
3. Jimmy Reed – Maryland 1.02
4. Joe Popielarczyk – Umass 1.12
5. Carlos Rodon – North Carolina St. 1.23
6. Joe Goodman – High Point 1.24
7. Aaron Burke – Coastal Carolina 1.31
8. Daniel Minor – Texas A&M Corpus Christi 1.32
9. Corey Knebel – Texas 1.33
10. Preston Morrison – TCU 1.35

Trent Blank

WINS

1. Trent Blank – Baylor 9
1. Chris Rowley – Army 9
1. Quintavious Drains – Jackson St. 9
4. Josh Carr – Kennesaw St. 8
Lance Day – UT Arlington 8
Jeff Thompson – Louisville 8
Nick Petree – Missouri St. 8
Desmond Russell – Jackson St. 8

36 Pitchers are tied for 9^th place with seven wins each

Marcus Stroman

STRIKEOUTS

1. Marcus Stroman – Duke 102
2. Andrew Heaney – Oklahoma St. 94
3. Kevin Gausman – LSU 88
Chris Stratton – Mississippi St. 88
5. Chris Beck – Georgia Southern 87
6. Carlos Rodon – North Carolina St. 85
7. Daniel Minor – Texas A&M Corpus Christi 83
8. Jose De Leon – Southern 82
9. Joe Bircher – Bradley 81
10. Pierce Johnson – Missouri St. 80
Matthew Reckling – Rice 80

Michael Wagner

SAVES

1. Michael Wagner – San Diego 18
2. Stefan Lopez – Southeastern Louisiana 14
3. Owen Jones – Portland 13
4. Michael Lorenzen – Cal State Fullerton 12
5. Austin Maddox – Florida 11
6. Robert Benincasa – Florida St. 10
Nick Blount – Tennessee 10
Matt Duncan – Morehead St. 10
Garrett Fanchier – Belmont 10
Michael Gomez – Florida International 10
Michael Morin – North Carolina 10
Chris O’Grady – George Mason 10
Robbie Powell – Stetson 10
Michael Schum – Wright St. 10
Chad Sobotka – South Carolina Upstate 10

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College Baseball Stats Leaders – April 16

Sean Stires — Tue, 17 Apr 2012 13:26:39 +0000

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Baylor's Trent Blank is tied for the DI lead with eight wins.

Following is our latest look at select top 10 statistical leaders for the 2012 season in Division One baseball. These are the official stats as compiled by the NCAA for games through Sunday, April 15. The Dugout is where you’ll find authentic College Word Series shirts, hats and other.

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Raph Rhymes

BATTING AVERAGE

1. Raph Rhymes – LSU .472
2. D.J. Peterson – New Mexico .449
3. Danny Poma – Hofstra .448
4. Roger Bernal – UT-Pan American .447
5. Michael Felton – Campbell .445
6. Nick Backlund – Mercer .434
7. Joey Cujas – VCU .433
8. Tyler Heineman – UCLA .432
9. Tyler Smith – Oregon St. .431
9. Zach Stephens – Tennessee Tech .431

D.J. Hicks

RBIs

1. D.J. Hicks – Central Florida 54
2. Michael Conforto – Oregon St. 50
3. Zac Fisher – New Mexico St. 49
4. Sean Bignall – Arkansas – Little Rock 48
5. Jake Kirkland – Campbell 47
5. Zach Voight – New Mexico St. 47
7. Brandon Bayardi – UNLV 45
7. Preston Beck – UT-Arlington 45
7. Josh Ludy – Baylor 45
10. Johnny Coy – Wichita St. 43

Matthew Scruggs

HOME RUNS

1. Matthew Scruggs – East Tennessee St. 16
2. Sean Bignall – Arkansas-Little Rock 15
3. Brandon Miller – Samford 14
3. Trenton Moses – Southeast Missouri St. 14
3. Zach Stephens – Tennessee Tech 14
6. Chris Cowell – Richmond 13
6. Daniel Kassouf – Appalachian St. 13
6. Dylan Pratt – East Tennessee St. 13
9. Trevor Edwards – UNC Greensboro 12
9. Ryan McCauley – Niagara 12

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SLUGGING PERCENTAGE

1. Trenton Moses – Southeast Missouri St. .827
2. Zach Stephens – Tennessee Tech .808
3. D.J. Peterson – New Mexico .797
4. Sean Bignall – Arkansas-Little Rock .796
5. Ryan McCauley – Niagara .777
6. Nick Backlund – Mercer .772
7. Greg Zebrack – Penn .766
8. Derek Jones – Washington St. .752
9. Daniel Kassouf – Appalachian St. .739
10. Robby Newman – Longwood .728

Forrestt Allday

ON BASE PERCENTAGE

1. Forrestt Allday – Central Arkansas .553
2. Trenton Moses – Southeast Missouri St. .549
3. Sean Potkay – Tulane .540
4. Ryan Kresky – Fairleigh Dickinson .537
5. Joey Cujas – VCU .534
5. Zach Stephens – Tennessee Tech .534
7. Ben Magsig – Eastern Michigan .533
8. Tyler Heineman – UCLA .526
9. Raphy Rhymes – LSU .521
10. Jamodrick McGruder – Texas Tech .520
10. Richie Shaffer – Clemson .520

Travis Isaak

DOUBLES

1. Travis Isaak – Murray St. 19
1. Chad Pinder – Virginia Tech 19
3. Danny Poma – Hofstra 19
4. Brian Blasik – Dayton 18
4. Jimmy Rider – Kent St. 18
6. Spiker Helms – Missouri St. 17
7. Nick Backlund – Mercer 16
Jeff Cammans – Rhode Island 16
Bill Cullen – VCU 16
Mitchel Garver – New Mexico 16
Eduardo Gonzalez – Alcorn St. 16
Ryan Haas – Delaware St. 16
Greg Zebrack – Penn 16

Tim Colwell

TRIPLES

1. Tim Colwell – North Dakota St. 9
1. Bill Cullen – VCU 9
3. Derek Fisher – Virginia 8
4. Jamodrick McGruder – Texas Tech 7
5. Jake Arrington – Sam Houston St. 6
Nathan Burns – Florida International 6
Jeff Kemp – Radford 6
Tyler Sciacca – Villanova 6
Brett Vertigan – UC Santa Barbara 6

The Following Players Are Tied For 10^th With 5 Each

Daniel Aldrich – College of Charleston
Ryan Ashe – Wright St.
Thomas Brown – Grambling St.
Hunter Burton – Furman
Eric Cain – South Dakota St.
Byron Campbell – Maryland Eastern Shore
Casey Coy – Northern Colorado
Tommy Coyle – North Carolina
Brandyn Crutcher – Alabama A&M
Joey DeMichele – Arizona St.
David Duffett – Bucknell
Taylor Dugas – Alabama
Austin Elkins – Dallas Baptist
Richard Gonzalez – Alabama St.
Tony Kemp – Vanderbilt
Jared King – Virginia
Austin Liput – South Carolina Upstate
Trey Massenberg – Missouri St.
Josh Melendez – New Mexico
Aaron Nardone – Delaware St.
Kyle Schwarber – Indiana
Casey Selsor – UT-San Antonio
Connor Spencer – UC Irvine
Stephen Talbott – Purdue
Brandon Thomas – Georgia Tech
David Thomas – Air Force

Trea Turner

STOLEN BASES

1. Trea Turner – North Carolina St. 38
2. Michael Faulkner – Arkansas St. 29
2. Brock Hebert – Southeastern Louisiana 29
2. Jonathon Murphy – Jacksonville 29
5. Adam Engel – Louisville 28
6. Richard Amion – Alabama St. 26
6. Shane Brown – Charlotte 26
6. Brandyn Crutcher – Alabama A&M 26
9. Hector Crespo – Appalachian St. 25
9. Aaron Dobbs – Kennesaw St. 25
9. Jamodrick McGruder – Texas Tech 25

Aaron Burke

ERA

* 1.0 IP for every game played by team & minimum 30.0 IP

1. Aaron Burke – Coastal Carolina 0.72
2. Michael Morin – North Carolina 0.75
3. Nick Petree – Missouri St. 0.84
4. Brandon Moore – Arkansas 0.95
5. Chris Rowley – Army 1.06
6. Tyler Johnson – Stony Brook 1.13
6. Brady Rodgers – Arizona St. 1.13
8. Barrett Astin – Arkansas 1.25
9. Joe Popielarczyk – Umass 1.29
10. Tyler Rogers – Austin Peay 1.35

Marcus Stroman

STRIKEOUTS

1. Marcus Stroman – Duke 93
2. Andrew Heaney – Oklahoma St. 85
3. Chris Stratton – Mississippi St. 78
4. Kevin Gausman – LSU 77
5. Chris Beck – Georgia Southern 76
6. Joe Bircher – Bradley 75
6. Carlos Rodon – North Carolina St. 75
8. Buck Farmer – Georgia Tech 74
8. Daniel Minor – Texas A&M Corpus Christi 74
10. Travis Ballew – Texas St. 71
10. Dustin Hunter – Western Illinois 71
10. Pierce Johnson – Missouri St. 71

Michael Wagner

SAVES

1. Michael Wagner – San Diego 18
2. Michael Lorenzen – Cal State Fullerton 12
2. Stefan Lopez – Southeastern Louisiana 12
2. Owen Jones – Portland 12
5. Robert Benincasa – Florida St. 10
Garrett Fanchier – Belmont 10
Michael Gomez – Florida International 10
Austin Maddox – Florida 10
Michael Morin – North Carolina 10
Chris O’Grady – George Mason 10

Trent Blank

WINS

1. Trent Blank – Baylor 8
Josh Carr – Kennesaw St. 8
Quintavious Drains – Jackson St. 8
Chris Rowley – Army 8
5. Dylan Clark – Elon 7
Chance Cleveland – Arkansas-Little Rock 7
Tyler Costello – Radford 7
Lance Day – UT-Arlington 7
Calvin Drummond – San Diego 7
Ryan Garton – Florida Atlantic 7
Dimitri Kourtis – Mercer 7
Joey Lovecchio – South Florida 7
John Niggli – Liberty 7
R.C. Orlan – North Carolina 7
Nick Petree – Missouri St. 7
Chris Stratton – Mississippi St. 7
Jeff Thompson – Louisville 7
Grant Watson – UCLA 7
Trevor Williams – Arizona St. 7

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College Baseball Stats Leaders – April 9

Sean Stires — Tue, 10 Apr 2012 11:59:59 +0000

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Tennessee Tech's Zach Stephens has been one of the nation's top offensive threats in 2012.

Following is our latest look at select top 10 statistical leaders for the 2012 season in Division One baseball. These are the official stats as compiled by the NCAA for games through Sunday, April 8.

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Roger Bernal

BATTING AVERAGE

1. Roger Bernal – UT-Pan American .468
1. Zach Stephens- Tennessee Tech .468
3. D.J. Peterson – New Mexico .466
4. Raph Rhymes – LSU .460
5. Michael Felton – Campbell .459
6. Adam Hilker – Northern Colorado .447
7. Tyler Smith – Oregon St. .446
8. Joey Cujas – VCU .442
9. Anthony Azar – Sam Houston St. .434
10. Alex Yarbrough – Ole Miss .433

Zach Stephens

HOME RUNS

1. Zach Stephens – Tennessee Tech 14
2. Sean Bignall – Arkansas-Little Rock 12
Chris Cowell – Richmond 12
Trevor Edwards – UNC Greensboro 12
Brandon Miller – Samford 12
Trenton Moses – Southeast Missouri St. 12
7. Daniel Kassouf – Appalachian St. 11
Jensen Painter – Ohio 11
Matthew Scruggs – East Tennessee St. 11

D.J. Hicks

RBIs

1. D.J. Hicks – Central Florida 46
2. Zac Fisher – New Mexico St. 45
3. Preston Beck – UT-Arlington 44
3. Sean Bignall – Arkansas-Little Rock 44
5. Zach Voight – New Mexico St. 40
6. Nick Backlund – Mercer 39
6. Rick Devereaux – Pittsburgh 39
8. Jeremy Lucas – Indiana St. 38
8. Brandon Miller – Samford 38
10. Johnny Coy – Wichita St. 37
Ronnie Freeman – Kennesaw St. 37
C.J. Gillman – Dayton 37
Jared Hammer – Hofstra 37
Stewart Ijames – Louisville 37
Zach Kirksey – Ole Miss 37
Trenton Moses – Southeast Missouri St. 37
Matt Snyder – Ole Miss 37
Zach Stephens – Tennessee Tech 37

Zach Stephens

ON BASE PERCENTAGE

1. Zach Stephens – Tennessee Tech .566
2. Forrestt Allday – Central Arkansas .565
3. Trenton Moses – Southeast Missouri St. .552
4. Adam Hilker – Northern Colorado .539
5. Joey Cujas – VCU .535
6. James Ramsey – Florida St. .531
7. Ryan Kresky – Fairleigh Dickinson .527
7. Ben Magsig – Eastern Michigan .527
9. D.J. Peterson – New Mexico .526
10. Michael Felton – Campbell .519
10. Sean Potkey – Tulane .519
10. Brandon Trinkwon – UC Santa Barbara .519

Zach Stephens

SLUGGING PERCENTAGE

1. Zach Stephens – Tennessee Tech .917
2. Trenton Moses – Southeast Missouri St. .819
3. Ryan McCauley – Niagara .815
4. D.J. Peterson – New Mexico .802
5. Derek Jones – Washington St. .796
6. Nick Backlund – Mercer .774
7. James Ramsey – Florida St. .773
8. Greg Zebrack – Penn .756
9. Zach Kirksey – Ole Miss .753
10. Sean Bignall – Arkansas-Little Rock .752

Travis Isaak

DOUBLES

1. Travis Isaak – Murray St. 19
2. Brian Blasik – Dayton 18
2. Danny Poma – Hofstra 18
4. Chad Pinder – Virginia Tech 17
4. Jimmy Rider – Kent St. 17
6. Spiker Helms – Missouri St. 16
7. Nick Backlund – Mercer 15
8. Judah Akers – Belmont 14
Bill Cullen – VCU 14
Matt Fleishman – Villanova 14
Matt Frazer – West Virginia 14
Ryan Haas – Delaware St. 14
Eric Phillips – Georgia Southern 14
Kevin Plawecki – Purdue 14
Jacob Stallings – North Carolina 14
Cody Stubbs – North Carolina 14
Devon Travis – Florida St. 14

Tim Colwell

TRIPLES

1. Tim Colwell – North Dakota St. 8
1. Bill Cullen – VCU 8
1. Derek Fisher – Virginia 8
4. Nathan Burns – Florida International 6
4. Jamodrick McGruder – Texas Tech 6
4. Brett Vertigan – UC Santa Barbara 6
7. Jake Arrington – Sam Houston St. 5
Hunter Burton – Furman 5
Eric Cain – South Dakota St. 5
Tommy Coyle – North Carolina 5
Jeff Kemp – Radford 5
Trey Massenberg – Missouri St. 5
Josh Melendez – New Mexico 5
Tyler Sciacca – Villanova 5
Connor Spencer – UC Irvine 5
Stephen Talbott – Purdue 5

Trea Turner

STOLEN BASES

1. Trea Turner – North Carolina St. 29
2. Brock Hebert – Southeastern Louisiana 28
3. Michael Faulkner – Arkansas St. 27
4. Jonathon Murphy – Jacksonville 25
5. Adam Engel – Louisville 24
6. Shane Brown – Charlotte 23
6. Brandyn Crutcher – Alabama A&M 23
8. Jimmy Brenneman – Campbell 22
8. Hector Crespo – Appalachian St. 22
10. Richard Amion – Alabama St. 21
Aaron Dobbs – Kennesaw St. 21
Eric Stamets – Evansville 21

Michael Wagner

SAVES

Michael Wagner – San Diego 14
Stefan Lopez – Southeastern Louisiana 12
Michael Lorenzen – Cal State Fullerton 11
Owen Jones – Portland 11
Garrett Fanchier – Belmont 10
Matt Duncan – Morehead St. 9
Robert Benincasa – Florida St. 9
Nick Blount – Tennessee 8
Chase Byerly – Butler 8
Michael Dimock – Wake Forest 8
Michael Gomez – Florida International 8
Nathan Hyatt – Appalachian St. 8
Austin Maddox – Florida 8
Michael Morin – North Carolina 8
Chris O’Grady – George Mason 8
David Peterson – College of Charleston 8
Robbie Powell – Stetson 8
Jake Walsh – Missouri 8

Trent Blank

WINS

1. Trent Blank – Baylor 8
2. Josh Carr – Kennesaw St. 7
Quintavious Drains – Jackson St. 7
Dimitri Kourtis – Mercer 7
Chris Rowley – Army 7
Chris Stratton – Mississippi St. 7

* 29 Pitchers are tied for seventh with six wins

ERA

1. Tyler Rogers – Austin Peay 0.26
2. Aaron Burke – Coastal Carolina 0.59
3. Tyler Johnson – Stony Brook 0.77
4. Devon Pearson – Delaware 0.80
5. Barrett Astin – Arkansas 0.84
6. Brandon Moore – Arkansas 0.87
7. Nick Petree – Missouri St. 0.92
8. Spenser Messmore – Cal State Bakersfield 1.00
9. Joe Popielarczyk – Umass 1.05
10. Corey Knebel – Texas 1.07
10. Travis Radke – Portland 1.07

Marcus Stroman

STRIKEOUTS

1. Marcus Stroman – Duke 85
2. Andrew Heaney – Oklahoma St. 76
3. Pierce Johnson – Missouri St. 71
4. Chris Beck – Georgia Southern 70
4. Kevin Gausman – LSU 70
6. Joe Bircher – Bradley 68
7. Carlos Rodon – North Carolina St. 67
7. Chris Stratton – Mississippi St. 67
9. Buck Farmer – Georgia Tech 66
9. Daniel Minor – Texas A&M Corpus Christi 66

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College Baseball Stats Leaders – April 2

Sean Stires — Thu, 05 Apr 2012 15:24:12 +0000

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Southeast Missouri State's Trenton Moses

Following is our latest look at select top 10 statistical leaders for the 2012 season in Division One baseball. These are the official stats as compiled by the NCAA for games through Sunday, April 1.

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Roger Bernal

BATTING AVERAGE

1. Roger Bernal – UT Pan American .494
2. Raph Rhymes – LSU .486
3. Michael Felton – Campbell .470
4. D.J. Peterson – New Mexico .464
5. Tyler Smith – Oregon St. .463
6. Nick Colwell – North Dakota St. .462
7. Joey Cujas – VCU .460
8. Zach Stephens – Tennessee Tech .455
9. Adam Hilker – Northern Colorado .449
10. Andrew Deeds – Morehead St. .442

Zac Fisher

RBIs

1. Zac Fisher – New Mexico St. 42
1. D.J. Hicks – Central Florida 42
3. Sean Bignall – Arkansas-Little Rock 40
4. Preston Beck – UT-Arlington 39
5. Zach Kirksey – Ole Miss 37
5. Jeremy Lucas – Indiana St. 37
7. Trenton Moses – Southeast Missouri St. 36
8. Johnny Coy – Wichita St. 35
8. Carlos Lopez – Wake Forest 35
8. Brandon Miller – Samford 35

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HOME RUNS

1. Trenton Moses – Southeast Missouri St. 12
1. Zach Stephens – Tennesseee Tech 12
3. Sean Bignall – Arkansas-Little Rock 11
3. Chris Cowell – Richmond 11
3. Trevor Edwards – UNC Greensboro 11
3. Jensen Painter – Ohio 11
3. Matthew Scruggs – East Tennessee St. 11
8. Logan Gaines – Mercer 10
8. Daniel Kassouf – Appalachian St. 10
8. Zach Kirksey – Ole Miss 10
8. Brandon Miller – Samford 10

Zach Stephens

SLUGGING PERCENTAGE

1. Zach Stephens – Tennessee Tech .889
2. Trenton Moses – Southeast Missouri St. .882
3. James Ramsey – Florida St. .862
4. Ryan McCauley – Niagara .856
5. Zach Kirksey – Ole Miss .817
6. Sean Bignall – Arkansas-Little Rock .796
7. Jensen Painter – Ohio .786
8. Derek Jones – Washington St. .784
9. Nick Backlund – Mercer .771
10. D.J. Peterson – New Mexico .763

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ON BASE PERCENTAGE

1. Trenton Moses – Southeast Missouri St. .570
2. Marco DiRoma – St. Louis .557
3. Zach Stephens – Tennessee Tech .556
3. James Ramsey – Florida St. .556
5. Forrestt Allday – Central Arkansas .555
6. Joey Cujas – VCU .551
7. Adam Hilker – Northern Colorado .546
8. Dominic Fratantuono – Towson .535
9. Shane Zimmer – Canisius .533
10. Roger Bernal – UT-Pan American .530

Travis Isaak

DOUBLES

1. Travis Isaak – Murray St. 17
2. Danny Poma – Hofstra 16
3. Brian Blasik – Dayton 15
Spiker Helms – Missouri St. 15
Jimmy Rider – Kent St. 15
6. Judah Akers – Belmont 14
Bill Cullen – VCU 14
Chad Pinder – Virginia Tech 14
Jacob Stallings – North Carolina 14
Cody Stubbs – North Carolina 14

Tim Colwell

TRIPLES

1. Tim Colwell – North Dakota St. 7
1. Bill Cullen – VCU 7
3. Derek Fisher – Virginia 6
4. Jake Arrington – Sam Houston St. 5
Jeff Kemp – Radford 5
Trey Massenberg – Missouri St. 5
Jamodrick McGruder – Texas Tech 5
Josh Melendez – New Mexico 5
Tyler Sciacca – Villanova 5
Connor Spencer – UC Irvine 5
Brett Vertigan – UC Santa Barbara 5

Trent Blank

WINS

1. Trent Blank – Baylor 7
2. Josh Carr – Kennesaw St. 6
Dylan Clark – Elon 6
Chance Cleveland – Arkansas-Little Rock 6
Mike Compton – Florida St. 6
Lance Day – UT-Arlington 6
Quintavious Drains – Jackson St. 6
Calvin Drummond – San Diego 6
Joey Lovecchio – South Florida 6
Josh Martin – Samford 6
John Niggli – Liberty 6
Michael Ormseth – New Mexico St. 6
Nick Petree – Missouri St. 6
Chris Rowley – Army 6
Ryne Stanek – Arkansas 6
Chris Stratton – Mississippi St. 6
Grant Watson – UCLA 6
Grant Weigel – Bucknell 6

Marcus Stroman

STRIKEOUTS

1. Marcus Stroman – Duke 72
2. Pierce Johnson – Missouri St. 71
3. Andrew Heaney – Oklahoma St. 69
4. Kevin Gausman – LSU 62
5. Chris Beck – Georgia Southern 61
5. Chris Stratton – Mississippi St. 61
7. Carlos Rodon – North Carolina St. 59
8. Buck Farmer – Georgia Tech 58
8. Matt Reckling – Rice 58
10. Daniel Minor – Texas A&M Corpus Christi 57

Michael Wagner

SAVES

1. Michael Wagner – San Diego 12
2. Michael Lorenzen – Cal State Fullerton 10
2. Stefan Lopez – Southeastern Louisiana 10
4. Robert Benincasa – Florida St. 9
4. Garrett Fanchier – Belmont 9
4. Owen Jones – Portland 9
7. Matt Duncan – Morehead St. 8
Michael Dimock – Wake Forest 8
Austin Maddox – Florida 8
Michael Morin – North Carolina 8
Jake Walsh – Missouri 8

Tyler Rogers

ERA

*Pitchers must have 1.0 IP for every game played by team & Minimum 20 Innings Pitched

1. Tyler Rogers – Austin Peay 0.32
2. Aaron Burke – Coastal Carolina 0.64
3. Tyler Johnson – Stony Brook 0.67
3. Spenser Messmore – Cal State Bakersfield 0.67
5. Devon Pearson – Delaware 0.89
6. Jonathon Dziedzic – Lamar 0.96
7. Travis Radke – Portland 1.00
8. Nick Petree – Missouri St. 1.06
9. Christian Powell – College of Charleston 1.11
10. Brandon McNitt – Stony Brook 1.13

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College Baseball Stats Leaders – March 26

Sean Stires — Wed, 28 Mar 2012 12:47:41 +0000

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Roger Bernal

BATTING AVERAGE

1. Roger Bernal – UT-Pan American .485

2. Brock Herbert – Southeastern Louisiana .478

3. Raph Rhymes – LSU .467

4. Trenton Moses – Southeast Missouri St. .466

5. Adam Hilker – Northern Colorado .464

6. Tyler Smith – Oregon St. .463

7. Nick Colwell – North Dakota St. .461

8. D.J Peterson – New Mexico .458

9. Michael Felton – Campbell .453

10. Tyler Sciacca – Villanova .449

Zac Fisher

RBIs

1. Zac Fisher – New Mexico St. 41

2. Sean Bignall – Arkansas-Little Rock 38

3. D.J. Hicks – UCF 37

4. Nick Backlund – Mercer 34

4. Carlos Lopez – Wake Forest 34

6. Chad Christensen – Nebraska 33

6. Zach Kirksey – Ole Miss 33

6. Trenton Moses – Southeast Missouri St. 33

9. Brandon Miller – Samford 32

9. Zach Voight – New Mexico St. 32

9. Mike Zunino – Florida 32

Chris Cowell

HOME RUNS

1. Chris Cowell – Richmond 11

1. Trevor Edwards – UNC Greensboro 11

1. Trenton Moses – Southeast Missouri St. 11

4. Sean Bignall – Arkansas-Little Rock 10

4. Daniel Kassouf – Appalachian St. 10

4. Brandon Miller – Samford 10

4. Matthew Scruggs – East Tennessee St. 10

4. Nick Backlund – Mercer 10

9. Zack Helgeson – George Mason 9

9. Ryan McCauley – Niagara 9

9. James Ramsey – Florida St. 9

9. Mike Zunino – Florida 9

Forrestt Allday

ON BASE PERCENTAGE

1. Forrestt Allday – Central Arkansas .606

2. Trenton Moses – Southeast Missouri St. .593

3. James Ramsey – Florida St. .564

4. Brock Herbert – Southeastern Louisiana .556

5. Shane Zimmer – Canisius .553

6. Adam Hilker – Northern Colorado .548

7. Zach Stephens – Tennessee Tech .547

8. Joey Cujas – VCU .546

9. Dominic Fatantuono – Towson .542

10. Jamodrick McGruder – Texas Tech .541

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SLUGGING PERCENTAGE

1. Trenton Moses – Southeast Missouri St. .943

2. James Ramsey – Florida St. .890

3. Zach Stephens – Tennessee Tech .871

4. Ryan McCauley – Niagara .860

5. Sean Bignall – Arkansas-Little Rock .835

6. Zach Kirksey – Ole Miss. .831

7. Daniel Kassouf – Appalachian St. .823

8. Nick Backlund – Mercer .810

9. Mike Zunino – Florida .802

10. Chris Cowell – Richmond .798

Trea Turner

STOLEN BASES

1. Trea Turner – North Carolina St. 24

2. Brock Hebert – Southeastern Louisiana 21

3. Matt Wessinger – St. John’s 20

4. Richard Amion – Alabama St. 19

Jimmy Brenneman – Campbell 19

Michael Faulkner – Arkansas St. 19

Jonathon Murphy – Jacksonville 19

8. Shane Brown – Charlotte 18

Aaron Dobbs – Kennesaw St. 18

Adam Engel – Louisville 18

Jamodrick McGruder – Texas Tech 18

Eric Stamets – Evansville 18

Bill Cullen

DOUBLES

1. Bill Cullen – VCU 14

1. Chad Pinder – Virginia Tech 14

1. Danny Poma – Hofstra 14

4. Joey Cujas – VCU 13

Kyle Farmer – Georgia 13

Matt Frazer – West Virginia 13

Brock Hebert – Southeastern Louisiana 13

Travis Isaak – Murray St. 13

Jimmy Rider – Kent St. 13

Cody Stubbs – North Carolina 13

Michael Wagner

SAVES

1. Michael Wagner – San Diego 11

2. Stefan Lopez – Southeastern Louisiana 9

3. Michael Lorenzen – Cal St. Fullerton 8

3. Robert Benincasa – Florida St. 8

3. Jake Walsh – Missouri 8

6. Michael Dimock – Wake Forest 7

E.J. Encinosa – Miami 7

Garrett Fanchier – Belmont 7

Nathan Hyatt – Appalachian St. 7

Owen Jones – Portland 7

Austin Maddox – Florida 7

Michael Morin – North Carolina 7

Jimmy Reed – Maryland 7

Pierce Johnson

STRIKEOUTS

1. Pierce Johnson – Missouri St. 66

2. Andrew Heaney – Oklahoma St. 65

3. Marcus Stroman – Duke 60

4. Chris Stratton – Mississippi St. 53

5. Joe Bircher – Bradley 52

6. Matthew Reckling – Rice 51

7. Kevin Gausman – LSU 50

8. Andrew Vasquez – UC Santa Barbara 49

9. Quintavious Drains – Jackson St. 48

9. Dan Langfield – Memphis 48

9. Tyler Linehan – Fresno St. 48

ERA

1. Aaron Burke – Coastal Carolina 0.36

2. Devon Pearson – Delaware 0.71

3. Kyle Rupe – Indiana St. 0.72

4. Tyler Johnson – Stony Brook 0.82

5. Alex Robinett – Army 0.85

6. Jonathan Dziedzic – Lamar 0.96

6. Jon Luke Jacobs – Auburn 0.96

8. Tyler Davis – Washington 1.00

9. Brandon McNitt – Stony Brook 1.01

10. Matthew Reckling – Rice 1.05

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College Baseball Stats Leaders – March 20

Sean Stires — Tue, 20 Mar 2012 13:24:57 +0000

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Adrian Schenk

BATTING AVERAGE

1. Adrian Schenk – Northern Colorado .511

2. Adam Hilker – Northern Colorado .500

3. Michael Felton – Campbell .483

4. Trenton Moses – Southeast Missouri St. .473

5. Zach Stephen – Tennessee Tech .472

6. Raphy Rhymes – LSU .467

7. Roger Bernal – UT Pan American .465

8. Nick Colwell – North Dakota St. .463

9. Frank Hager – Cornell .462

10. D.J. Peterson – New Mexico .457

Sean Bignall

RBIs

1. Sean Bignall – Arkansas-Little Rock 35

2. Carlos Lopez – Wake Forest 32

3. D.J. Hicks – Central Florida 31

3. Zach Kirksey – Ole Miss 31

5. Nick Backlund – Mercer 30

5. Zac Fisher – New Mexico St. 30

5. Jacob Hoyle – Western Carolina 30

8. Trenton Moses – Southeast Missouri St. 29

9. Preston Beck – UT Arlington 28

Johnny Coy – Wichita St. 28

Jacob Mayers – Richmond 28

Brandon Miller – Samford 28

Eric Phillips – Georgia Southern 28

A.J. Reed – Kentucky 28

Matthew Scruggs

HOME RUNS

1. Matthew Scruggs – East Tennessee St. 10

2. Sean Bignal – Arkansas-Little Rock 9

Chris Cowell – Richmond 9

Brandon Miller – Samford 9

Zach Stephens – Tennessee Tech 9

6. Trevor Edwards – UNC Greensboro 8

Zack Helgeson – George Mason 8

Daniel Kassouf – Appalachian St. 8

Zach Kirksey – Ole Miss 8

Ryan McCauley – Niagara 8

Trenton Moses – Southeast Missouri St. 8

Preston Tucker – Florida 8

Zach Kirksey

SLUGGING PERCENTAGE

1. Zach Kirksey – Ole Miss .958

2. Zach Stephens – Tennessee Tech .931

3. Ryan McCauley – Niagara .915

4. Trenton Moses – Southeast Missouri St. .905

5. Phil Ruzbarsky – Richmond .887

6. Chris Cruz – Cornell .860

7. Sean Bignall – Arkansas-Little Rock .850

8. Matthew Scruggs – East Tennessee St. .838

9. Cameron Flynn – Kentucky .820

10. Eric Anderson – Fairleigh Dickinson .818

Forrestt Allday

ON BASE PERCENTAGE

1. Forrestt Allday – Central Arkansas .610

2. Trenton Moses – Southeast Missouri St. .596

3. James Ramsey – Florida St. .590

4. Phil Ruzbarsky – Richmond .576

5. Anthony Defabio – Pittsburgh .575

6. Zach Stephens – Tennessee Tech .558

7. Ryan Tella – Auburn .552

7. Adam Hilker – Northern Colorado .552

9. Joey Cujas – VCU .549

10. Shane Zimmer – Canisius .548

Pat Blair

RUNS

1. Pat Blair – Wake Forest 34

2. Jimmy Brenneman – Campbell 30

2. Andy Smith – Liberty 30

4. Ian Parmley – Liberty 29

5. Kyle Wren – Georgia Tech 28

6. Ryan Brown – William & Mary 27

6. James Ramsey – Florida St. 27

8. Michael Felton – Campbell 26

Marty Gantt – College of Charleston 26

Brock Herbert – Southeastern Louisiana 26

Chris Wolfe – Grambling St. 26

Brock Herbert

STOLEN BASES

1. Brock Hebert – Southeastern Louisiana 19

1. Trea Turner – North Carolina St. 19

3. Michael Faulkner – Arkansas St. 18

4. Eric Stamets – Evansville 17

4. Chris Wolfe – Grambling St. 17

6. Shane Brown – Charlotte 16

Jamodrick McGruder – Texas Tech 16

Jonathon Murphy – Jacksonville 16

Matt Wessinger – St. John’s 16

10. Jimmy Brenneman – Campbell 15

Aaron Dobbs – Kennesaw St. 15

Adam Engel – Louisville 15

Michael Wagner

SAVES

1. Michael Wagner – San Diego 10

2. Nathan Hyatt – Appalachian St. 7

Michael Lorenzen – Cal St. Fullerton 7

Stefan Lopez – Southeastern Louisiana 7

Michael Morin – North Carolina 7

The following 14 pitchers are tied for 6^th with six saves

Barrett Astin – Arkansas

Robert Benincasa – Florida St.

Michael Dimock – Wake Forest

Garrett Fanchier – Belmont

Blake Hauser – VCU

Owen Jones – Portland

Kenny Long – Illinois St.

Austin Maddox – Florida

David Peterson – College of Charleston

Robbie Powell – Stetson

Drew Reynolds – East Carolina

Joe Rogers – Central Florida

Paul Twining – Santa Clara

Jake Walsh – Missouri

Andrew Heaney

STRIKEOUTS

1. Andrew Heaney – Oklahoma St. 52

1. Marcus Stroman – Duke 52

3. Pierce Johnson – Missouri St. 50

4. Chase Stevens – Oklahoma St. 45

5. Joe Bircher – Bradley 44

Buck Farmer – Georgia Tech 44

Tyler Linehan – Fresno St. 44

Chris Stratton – Mississippi St. 44

9. Daniel Minor – Texas A&M Corpus Christi 43

Matt Reckling – Rice 43

Konnor Wade – Arizona 43