Here’s the final rundown of Division One college baseball stat leaders in selected categories:

 

Chad Zurcher

Batting Average

1. Chad Zurcher – Memphis  .443

2. Effrey Valdez – NYIT  .437

3. C.J. Cron – Utah  .434

4. Bo Cuthbertson – Southern Utah  .432

5. Tyler Jones – Long Island  .425

6. Ross Heffley – Western Carolina  .419

7. Scott Davis – Delaware St.  .418

8. Taylor Davis – Morehead St.  .414

9. Frazier Hall – Southern  .413

9. Jason Krizan – Dallas Baptist  .413

 

Victor Roache

Home Runs

1. Victor Roache – Georgia Southern  30

2. Jake Lowery – James Madison  24

3. Daniel Aldrich – College of Charleston  22

3. Paul Hoilman – East Tennessee St.  22

3. Xavier Macklin – North Carolina A&T  22

6. Casey Kalenkosky – Texas St.  21

7. Jonathon Griffin – Central Florida  19

7. Dan Paolini – Siena  19

7. Mike Zunino – Florida  19

10. Matt Leeds – College of Charleston  18

10. Andrew Rash – Virginia Tech  18

10. Aaron Westlake – Vanderbilt  18

 

Jake Lowery

RBIs

1. Jake Lowery – James Madison  91

2. Vichtor Roache – Georgia Southern  84

3. Jason Krizan – Dallas Baptist  81

4. Matt Leeds – College of Charleston  80

5. George Springer – UConn  77

6. David Herbek – James Madison  76

7. Jacob Tanis – Mercer  75

8. Andy Chriscaden – Kennesaw St.  74

8. Preston Tucker – Florida  74

8. Adam Brett Walker – Jacksonville  74

 

Chad Zurcher

On Base Percentage

1. Chad Zurcher – Memphis  .547

2. Tyler Jones – Long Island  .545

3. Effrey Valdez – NYIT  .525

4. Frazier Hall – Southern  .524

5. Anthony Rendon – Rice  .520

6. C.J. Cron – Utah  .517

7. Scott Davis – Delaware St.  .516

8. Tyler Robbins – Dallas Baptist  .510

8. Taylor Davis – Morehead St.  .510

10. Joe Panik – St. John’s  .509

10. Tanner Waite – New Mexico St.  .509

 

C.J. Cron

Slugging Percentage

1. C.J. Cron – Utah  .803

2. Jake Lowery – James Madison  .797

3. Xavier Macklin – North Carolina A&T  .781

4. Victor Roache – Georgia Southern  .778

5. Daniel Aldrich – College of Charleston  ..739

6. Taylor Davis – Morehead St.  .736

7. Paul Hoilman – East Tennessee St.  .724

8. Effrey Valdez – NYIT  .721

9. Mikie Mahtook – LSU  .709

10. A.J. Miller – Lafayette  .708

 

Jason Krizan

Doubles

1. Jason Krizan – Dallas Baptist  39

2. D.J. Peterson – New Mexico  32

3. Cody Asche – Nebraska  27

William Carmona – Stony Brook  27

Ryan Fuller – UConn  27

Tyler Hannah – Troy  27

Chadd Krist – Cal  27

8. James Brooks – Utah  26

Adam Bryant – Troy  26

Saxon Butler – Samford  26

C.J. Cron – Utah  26

Devon Travis – Florida St.  26

 

Bryson Myles

Stolen Bases (Times Caught)

1. Bryson Myles – Stephen F. Austin  53 (15)

2. Ryan Brenner – Miami (OH)  39 (9)

2. Dexter Kelley – Savannah St.  39 (6)

4. Brandon Hollins – Alcorn St.  38 (8)

5. Brooks Pinckard – Baylor  36 (3)

6. Shawn Payne – Georgia Southern  33 (3)

7. Zeke DeVoss – Miami (FL)  32 (10)

7. R.J. Talamantes – Centenary  32 (5)

9. Krey Bratsen – Texas A&M  31 (9)

Chad Hinshaw – Illinois St.  31 (6)

George Springer – UConn  31 (7)

Cory Tilton – Charlotte  31 (4)

Scott Woodward – Coastal Carolina  31 (4)

 

Jimmy Brenneman

Hit By Pitch

1. Jimmy Brenneman – Campbell  31

1. Tyler Robbins – Dallas Baptist  31

3. Chris Cook – George Mason  26

4. Jamodrick McGruder – Texas Tech  25

5. Jeremy Gum – West Virginia  23

6. John Koszulinski – Western Illinois  22

Mark Onorati – Manhattan  22

Kevin Quaranto – Siena  22

Scott Woodward – Coastal Carolina  22

10. Landon Appling – Houston  21

10. Cody Cotter – St. Louis  21

 

Anthony Rendon

Bases On Balls

1. Anthony Rendon – Rice  80

2. Rob Kral – College of Charleston  61

3. Sherman Johnson – Florida St.  59

4. Zeke DeVoss – Miami (FL)  57

4. Tyler Grimes – Wichita St.  57

4. Tyler Robbins – Dallas Baptist  57

7. Marty Gantt – College of Charleston  55

8. Kyle Kubitza – Texas St.  54

9. Rob Lind – Georgia St.  53

9. Eric Weiss – Texas  53

 

Ross Stripling

Wins

1. Ross Stripling – Texas A&M  (14-2)

1. Michael Roth – South Carolina  (14-3)

3. Trevor Bauer – UCLA  (13-2)

Grayson Garvin – Vanderbilt  (13-2)

Patrick Johnson – North Carolina  (13-2)

Taylor Jungmann – Texas  (13-3)

7. Tyler Ray – Troy (12-0)

Jonas Dufek – Creighton (12-1)

Nick Tropeano – Stony Brook (12-1)

Sean Gilmartin – Florida St. (12-2)

Sam Gaviglio – Oregon St. (12-3)

Danny Hultzen – Virginia (12-3)

Sonny Gray – Vanderbilt (12-4)

 

Trevor Bauer

Strikeouts

1. Trevor Bauer – UCLA  203

2. Danny Hultzen – Virginia  165

3. Cory Mazzoni – North Carolina St.  137

4. Kurt Heyer – Arizona  134

5. Sonny Gray – Vanderbilt  132

6. Sean Gilmartin – Florida St.  130

7. Carson Smith – Texas St.  129

8. Jonas Dufek – Creighton  128

9. Taylor Jungmann – Texas  126

10. Patrick Johnson – North Carolina  125

 

Cody Martin

Earned Run Average

1. Cody Martin – Gonzaga  0.86

2. Michael Roth – South Carolina  1.06

3. John Taylor – South Carolina  1.14

4. Trevor Bauer – UCLA  1.25

5. Danny Hultzen – Virginia  1.37

6. Kyle Winkler – TCU  1.39

7. Tanner Peters – UNLV  1.50

8. Caleb Reed – Mississippi St.  1.55

9. Brad Mincey – East Carolina  1.57

10. D.J. Baxendale – Arkansas  1.58

Saves

1. Matt Price – South Carolina  20

2. Corey Knebel – Texas  19

3. Bo Reeder – East Tennessee St.  18

Tyler Maloof – Georgia  18

Kyle McMillen – Kent St.  18

Branden Kline – Virginia  18

7. Abram Williams – Radford  17

7. James Allen – Kansas St.  17

9. Nick Ramirez – Cal State Fullerton  16

10. Daniel Bennett – Florida St.  15

Chris Haney – Dallas Baptist  15

Todd Hornsby – Jacksonville St.  15

Jon Ivie – Belmont  15

Andrew Jones – Samford  15

Daniel Miranda – Miami (FL)  15

Tyler Smith – Rider   15

Adam Wisniewski – Old Dominion  15

Throughout the season we have posted a weekly look at the national stats leaders in key categories. With the NCAA Tournament about to begin we thought we would take a look at where participants who are in the field of 64 rank among the nation’s top 50. We have included the national leader in each category, whether he is in the tournament or not.

Team national leaders are also included in select offensive and pitching categories.

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Jason Krizan

BATTING AVERAGE

National Leader: Chad Zurcher – Memphis  .443

5. Jason Krizan – Dallas Baptist  .431

8. Brad Miller – Clemson  .419

11. Adam Brett Walker – Jacksonville  .416

13. Jake Hibbard – Wright State  .412

18. Joe Panik – St. John’s  .402

21. Eric Phillips – Georgia Southern  .398

26. Trever Adams – Creighton  .392

28. Tommy LaStella – Coastal Carolina  .391

35. Jarrod Parks – Mississippi State  .383

42. J.J. Edwards – Sacred Heart  .380

44. Tyler Naquin – Texas A&M  .379

Victor Roache

HOME RUNS

1. Victor Roache – Georgia Southern  30

2. Jake Lowery – James Madison  22

6. Casey Kalenkosky – Texas State  21

8. Jake Griffin – Central Florida  18

11. Dusty Robinson – Fresno State  16

16. David Herbek – James Madison  15

16. Mike Zunino – Florida  15

26. Trever Adams – Creighton  14

26. Mike Martinez – Florida International  14

26. Travis Shaw – Kent State  14

32. D.J. Hicks – Central Florida  13

32. John Hogan – Austin Peay  13

32. Zach Johnson – Oklahoma State  13

32. Peter O’Brien – Bethune-Cookman  13

32. Adam Brett Walker – Jacksonville  13

32. Aaron Westlake – Vanderbilt  13

32. Zach Wright – East Carolina  13

45. Daniel Bowman – Coastal Carolina  12

45. Tim Egerton – Belmont  12

Jake Lowery

RBIs

1. Jake Lowery – James Madison  83

1. Victor Roache – Georgia Southern  83

4. Jason Krizan – Dallas Baptist  76

6. David Herbek – James Madison  74

6. George Springer – Connecticut  74

10. Adam Brett Walker – Jacksonville  71

13. Casey Kalenkosky – Texas State  69

14. Colin Moran – North Carolina  68

14. Peter O’Brien – Bethune-Cookman  68

20. Adam Bryant – Troy  66

22. Tommy LaStella – Coastal Carolina  63

24. Garrett Buechelle – Oklahoma  62

24. Ben Carhart – Stetson  62

24. D.J. Hicks – Central Florida  62

24. John Hogan – Austin Peay  62

24. Zach Johnson – Oklahoma State  62

24. James Ramsey – Florida State  62

30. Kyle Kubitza – Texas State  61

30. Nate Woods – Belmont  61

34. Nick Rickles – Stetson  60

40. Mike Martinez – Florida International  59

40. Mike Zunino – Florida  59

47. Jeremy Baltz – St. John’s  58

Justin Roland

SAC BUNTS

1. Justin Roland – Charlotte  22

4. Nick Judkins – Creighton  21

4. Keith Werman – Virginia  21

7. Brock Bennett – Alabama  20

7. Ben Morgan – Georgia Southern  20

10. Hayes Orton – Coastal Carolina  18

14. Krey Bratsen – Texas A&M  17

23. Marcus Semien – Cal  15

34. J.J. Edwards – Sacred Heart  14

34. Justin Kopale – Wright State  14

44. Steve Dalporo – Baylor  13

44. Mike Genovese – Seton Hall  13

44. Brennan Gowans – Fresno State  13

44. Mark Paytono – Texas  13

44. Alejandro Sanchez – Bethune-Cookman  13

Brandon Hollins

STOLEN BASES

National Leader: Bryson Myles – Stephen F. Austin  53

3. Brandon Hollins – Alcorn State  37

5. Zeke DeVoss – Miami (FL)  32

5. Shawn Payne – Georgia Southern  32

5. Brooks Pinckard – Baylor  32

9. George Springer – UConn  31

9. Cory Tilton – Charlotte  31

12. Scott Woodward – Coastal Carolina  30

23. Michael Blanchard – Austin Peay  28

23. Jeff Simpson – Stetson  28

36. Krey Bratsen – Texas A&M  26

36. Derek Hamblin – Belmont  26

36. Zack MacPhee – Arizona State  26

42. Nick Vickerson – Mississippi State  25

50. Johnny Bladel – James Madison  24

50. Nick Martini – Kansas State  24

50. Bryce Ortega – Arizona  24

50. Taylor Ratliff – Jacksonville  24

50. Justin Wilson – Charlotte  24

Trevor Bauer

STRIKEOUTS

1. Trevor Bauer – UCLA  189

2. Danny Hultzen – Virginia  136

3. Kurt Heyer – Arizona  127

4. Cory Mazzoni – North Carolina State  125

5. Carson Smith – Texas State  124

7. Greg Gonzelez – Fresno State  121

9. Jonas Dufek – Creighton  118

10. Sean Gilmartin – Florida State  116

10. Taylor Jungmann – Texas  116

13. David Starn – Kent State  114

15. Sonny Gray – Vanderbilt  112

18. Gerrit Cole – UCLA  108

18. Anthony Meo – Coastal Carolina  108

22. Chris Beck – Georgia Southern  106

23. Matt Barnes – UConn  105

23. Kyle Hansen – St. John’s  105

29. Michael Wacha – Texas A&M  104

29. Tyler Wilson – Virginia  104

32. Jed Bradley – Georgia Tech  102

32. Sam Gaviglio – Oregon State  102

32. Patrick Johnson – North Carolina  102

35. Alex Gonzalez – Oral Roberts  99

35. Tyler Pill – Cal State Fullerton  99

37. Kyle Winkler – TCU  98

39. Andrew Chafin – Kent State  97

39. Buck Farmer – Georgia Tech  97

48. Ross Stripling – Texas A&M  94

Tyler Maloof

SAVES

1. Tyler Maloof – Georgia  18

3. Kyle McMillen – Kent State  17

3. Branden Kline – Virginia  17

3. James Allen – Kansas State  17

7. Nick Ramirez – Cal State Fullerton  16

7. Corey Knebel – Texas  16

9. Matt Price – South Carolina  15

14. Daniel Miranda – Miami (FL)  14

14. Daniel Bennett – Florida State  14

18. Kevin Vance – UConn  13

18. Kurt Spomer – Creighton  13

25. Charlie Roberton – Fresno State  12

25. Brian Hernandez – UC Irvine  12

25. Chris Haney – Dallas Baptist  12

25. Tony Cingrani – Rice  12

37. Caleb Reed – Mississippi State  11

37. Navery Moore – Vanderbilt  11

37. Chris Anderson – Jacksonville  11

42. Tony Bryant – Oregon State  10

42. Jonathon Smart – Alabama  10

Taylor Jungmann

ERA

National Leader: Cody Martin – Gonzaga  0.86

2. Taylor Jungmann – Texas 0.95

3. Michael Roth – South Carolina  1.17

4. Matt Barnes – UConn  1.20

5. Trevor Bauer – UCLA  1.27

6. Kyle Winkler – TCU  1.40

7. Greg Gonzalez – Fresno State  1.43

9. Sean Gilmartin – Florida State  1.52

10. Brad Mincey – East Carolina  1.55

11. Danny Hultzen – Virginia  1.59

13. John Stilson – Texas A&M  1.68

14. Joe DiRocco – Seton Hall  1.68

15. Sam Stafford – Texas 1.70

17. Matt Summers – UC Irvine  1.74

17. Noe Ramirez – Cal State Fullerton  1.74

19. D.J. Baxendale – Arkansas  1.75

20. Mark Pope – Georgia Tech  1.77

21. Will Roberts – Virginia  1.78

21. Matt Rein – Coastal Carolina  1.78

23. Michael Rocha – Oklahoma  1.79

26. Andrew Smith – Charlotte  1.85

28. Seth Manness – East Carolina  1.88

29. Andrew Chafin – Kent State 1.91

32. Sam Gaviglio – Oregon State  1.95

32. David Starn – Kent State  1.95

34. Tyler Barnette – Charlotte  1.96

34. Drew Bowen – Oral Roberts  1.96

37. Carson Smith – Texas State  1.98

39. Scott Garner – Bethune-Cookman  2.07

42. Erik Johnson – Cal 2.08

42. Tyler Pill – Cal State Fullerton 2.08

44. Dillon Overton – Oklahoma  2.10

45. John Prosinski – Seton Hall  2.11

46. David Haseldon – Clemson  2.12

46. Sonny Gray – Vanderbilt  2.12

48. Matt Whitehouse – UC Irvine  2.14

49. Adam Plutko – UCLA  2.16

50. Jonas Dufek – Creighton  2.17

TEAM BATTING AVERAGE

National Leader: New Mexico State  .337

2. Wright State .329

3. Arizona .322

4. James Madison .321

6. Clemson .319

6. Florida International .319

9. Vanderbilt .318

10. Oklahoma .316

10. Dallas Baptist .316

16. Jacksonville .313

18. Sacred Heart .311

22. TCU .308

26. Austin Peay .306

26. Florida .306

26. UConn .306

31. Central Florida .305

33. Georgia Tech .304

35. Virginia .303

35. Arizona State .303

38. Southern Mississippi .302

38. Charlotte .302

TEAM SAC BUNTS

1. Texas 89

5. Creighton 80

7. Coastal Carolina 77

9. Cal State Fullerton 75

17. Wright State 69

17. Texas A&M 69

19. Seton Hall 66

20. Miami (FL) 65

22. Oklahoma 64

25. UCLA 63

28. Kansas State 62

29. Rice 61

31. Charlotte 60

31. Sacred Heart 60

35. Georgia Southern 59

35. Southern Mississippi 59

49. Fresno State 56

49. Oral Roberts 56

49. Texas State 56

49. South Carolina 56

TEAM HOME RUNS

National Leader: East Tennessee State 86

4. James Madison 78

5. Belmont 62

6. Dallas Baptist 60

8. Florida International 59

9. Texas State 58

11. Central Florida 55

13. Florida State 54

13. Georgia Southern 54

13. Florida 54

16. Bethune-Cookman 53

17. Fresno State 50

19. TCU 49

23. Oklahoma State 48

24. Jacksonville 47

24. Coastal Carolina 47

28. Austin Peay 45

34. Clemson 43

34. Troy 43

41. Georgia Tech 41

41. Oklahoma 41

41. Oral Roberts 41

TEAM ERA

1. Texas 2.25

2. Virginia 2.34

3. Charlotte 2.43

4. UCLA 2.45

5. Vanderbilt 2.49

6. Kent State 2.56

7. East Carolina 2.58

8. Seton Hall 2.61

9. South Carolina 2.66

10. Texas A&M 2.68

11. Georgia Tech 2.84

11. Fresno State 2.84

13. Cal State Fullerton 2.85

13. Cal 2.85

13. Coastal Carolina 2.85

16. UConn 2.87

18. UC Irvine 2.97

20. Oklahoma 2.99

20. Florida 2.99

22. Oregon State 3.00

25. Clemson 3.12

26. TCU 3.16

27. Arkansas 3.18

29. Rice 3.21

31. Arizona State 3.27

33. Miami (FL) 3.28

40. North Carolina 3.38

41. Oral Roberts 3.39

41. Creighton 3.39

45. Southern Mississippi3.45

47. Stanford 3.50

49. Florida State 3.58

Chad Zurcher

BATTING AVERAGE

1. Chad Zurcher – Memphis  .454

2. Bo Cuthbertson – Southern Utah  .441

2. Effrey Valdez – New York Tech  .441

4. Scot Davis – Delaware St.  .439

5. C.J. Cron – Utah  .438

6. Brad Miller – Clemson  .435

7. Tyler Jones – Long Island  .434

7. Jason Krizan – Dallas Baptist  .434

9. Frazier Hall – Southern  .423

10. Ross Hefley – Western Carolina  .423

Victor Roache

HOME RUNS

1. Victor Roache – Georgia Southern  25

2. Jake Lowery – James Madison  22

2. Xavier Macklin – North Carolina A&T  22

4. Daniel Aldrich – College of Charleston  21

5. Paul Hoilman – East Tennessee St.  19

6. Casey Kalenkosky – Texas St.  18

7. Dan Paolini – Siena  17

7. Andrew Rash – Virginia Tech  17

9. Matt Leeds – College of Charleston  16

9. Doug Shribman – Bucknell  16

Jake Lowery

RBIs

1. Jake Lowery – James Madison  81

2. Jason Krizan – Dallas Baptist  74

3. Andy Chriscaden – Kennesaw St.  70

3. Matt Leeds – College of Charleston  70

5. George Springer – Connecticut  69

6. Daniel Aldrich – College of Charleston  68

Cody Fick – Evansville  68

Jacob Tanis – Mercer  68

9. Victor Roache – Georgia Southern  67

10. David Herbek – James Madison  66

Xavier Macklin – North Carolina A&T  66

Chad Zurcher

ON-BASE PERCENTAGE

1. Chad Zurcher – Memphis  .564

2. Tyler Jones – Long Island  .554

3. Jarrod Parks – Mississippi St.  .538

4. Brad Miller – Clemson  .534

5.Scott Davis – Delaware St.  .533

5. Tyler Robbins – Dallas Baptist  .533

7. Anthony Rendon – Rice  .530

8. Effrey Valdez – New York Tech  .527

9. Frazier Hall – Southern  .526

10. Parker Hipp – New Mexico St.  .518

Jake Lowery

SLUGGING PERCENTAGE

1. Jake Lowery – James Madison  .851

2. C.J. Cron – Utah  .824

3. Xavier Macklin – North Carolina A&T  .814

4. Daniel Aldrich – College of Charleston  .810

5. Victor Roache – Georgia Southern  .800

6. Jason Krizan – Dallas Baptist  .759

7. Effrey Valdez – New York Tech  .757

8. David Herbek – James Madison  .721

9. Taylor Davis – Morehead St.  .719

10. Frazier Hall – Southern  .718

Jake Lowery

RUNS

1. Jake Lowery – James Madison  70

1. Tyler Robbins – Dallas Baptist  70

3. Landon Anderson – Dallas Baptist  64

3. Jace Peterson – McNeese St.  64

5. Tyler Grimes – Wichita St.  61

Jason Krizan – Dallas Baptist  61

Bryson Myles – Stephen F. Austin  61

Adam Brett Walker – Jacksonville St.  61

9. Billy Burns – Mercer  60

Dexter Kelley – Savannah St.  60

Bryson Myles

STOLEN BASES

1. Bryson Myles – Stephen F. Austin  45

2. Dexter Kelley – Savannah St.  39

3. Brandon Hollins – Alcorn St.  33

4. Ryan Brenner – Miami (OH)  32

5. Brooks Pinckard – Baylor  30

5. Cory Tilton – Charlotte  30

7. Aaron Barbosa – Northeastern  29

Anthony Flenoy – Texas Southern  29

Travis Jankowski – Stony Brook  29

RJ Talamantes – Centenary  29

Jason Krizan

DOUBLES

1. Jason Krizan – Dallas Baptist  37

2. D.J. Peterson – New Mexico  27

3. William Carmona – Stony Brook  25

3. Tyler Hannah – Troy  25

5. C.J. Cron – Utah  24

6. Cody Asche – Nebraska  23

James Beck – Iona  23

Adam Bryant – Troy  23

Austin Heaps – Utah Valley  23

Steve Nikorak – Temple  23

Chris O’Brien – Wichita St.  23

Lee Orr – McNeese St.  23

Dusty Quattlebaum – Gardner-Webb  23

Jeremy Schaffer – Tulane  23

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Grayson Garvin

WINS

1. Grayson Garvin – Vanderbilt  (11-1)

Taylor Jungman – Texas  (11-0)

Tyler Ray – Troy  (11-0)

Ross Stripling – Texas A&M  (11-2)

5. Matt Barnes – Connecticut  (10-3)

Trevor Bauer – UCLA  (10-2)

Sam Gaviglio – Oregon St.  (10-1)

Mark Pope – Georgia Tech  (10-3)

Will Roberts – Virginia  (10-0)

Michael Rocha – Oklahoma  (10-2)

Michael Roth – South Carolina  (10-2)

Geoffrey Thomas – Southern Mississippi  (10-2)

Nick Tropeano – Stony Brook  (10-1)

Trevor Bauer

STRIKEOUTS

1. Trevor Bauer – UCLA  167

2. Danny Hultzen – Virginia  121

3. Kurt Heyer – Arizona  112

3. Charlie Lowell – Wichita St.  112

5. Sean Gilmartin – Florida St.  107

6. Greg Gonzalez – Fresno St.  106

6. Carson Smith – Texas St.  106

8. Cory Mazzoni – North Carolina St.  105

9. Tyler Anderson – Oregon  103

10. Alex Meyer – Kentucky  101

10. Nick Tropeano – Stony Brook  101

Brad Mincey

ERA

1. Brad Mincey – East Carolina  0.85

2. Taylor Jungmann – Texas  0.86

3. Sean Gilmartin – Florida St.  1.25

4. Matt Barnes – Connecticut  1.27

5. Tanner Peters – UNLV  1.29

6. Michael Roth – South Carolina  1.35

7. Trevor Bauer – UCLA  1.39

8. Kurt Schluter – Stetson  1.40

9. Danny Hultzen – Virginia  1.41

9. Matt Rein – Coastal Carolina  1.41

Tyler Maloof

SAVES

1. Tyler Maloof – Georgia  16

1. Bo Reeder – East Tennessee St.  16

3. James Allen – Kansas St.  15

Branden Kline – Virginia  15

Corey Kneble – Texas  15

Kyle McMillen – Kent St.  15

7. Nick Pepitone – Tulane  14

Nick Ramirez – Cal State Fullerton  14

Tyler Smith – Rider  14

Abram Williams – Radford  14

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Chad Zurcher

BATTING AVERAGE

1. Chad Zurcher – Memphis  .456

2. C.J. Cron – Utah  .448

2. Bo Cuthbertson – Southern Utah  .448

4. Scott Davis – Delaware St.  .439

5. Tyler Jones – Long Island  .437

6. Parker Hipp – New Mexico St.  .429

7. Jason Krizan – Dallas Baptist  .427

8. Ross Heffley – Western Carolina  .425

9. Eric Phillips – Georgia Southern  .423

9. Frazier Hall – Southern  .423

Victor Roache

HOME RUNS

1. Victor Roache – Georgia Southern  24

2. Jake Lowery – James Madison  21

3. Daniel Aldrich – College of Charleston  20

4. Casey Kalenkosky – Texas St.  17

Xavier Macklin – North Carolina A&T  17

Andrew Rash – Virginia Tech  17

7. Paul Hoilman – East Tennessee St.  16

Matt Leeds – College of Charleston  16

Dan Paolini – Siena  16

Doug Shribman – Bucknell  16

Jake Lowery

RBIs

1. Jake Lowery – James Madison  73

2. Matt Leeds – College of Charleston  69

3. Daniel Aldrich – College of Charleston  64

Jason Krizan – Dallas Baptist  64

George Springer – Connecticut  64

6. Victor Roache – Georgia Southern  62

6. Adam Brett Walker – Jacksonville  62

8. Cody Fick – Evansville  61

8. David Herbek – James Madison  61

10. Colin Moran – North Carolina  60

C.J. Cron

SLUGGING PERCENTAGE

1. C.J. Cron – Utah  .855

2. Jake Lowery – James Madison  .851

3. Daniel Aldrich – College of Charleston  .831

4. Victor Roach – Georgia Southern  .787

5. Xavier Macklin – North Carolina A&T  .750

5. Andrew Rash – Virginia Tech  .750

7. Trevor Adams – Creighton  .747

8. Jason Krizan – Dallas Baptist  .745

9. Josh Wright – Old Dominion  .735

10. Taylor Davis – Morehead St.  .732

Chad Zurcher

ON-BASE PERCENTAGE

1. Chad Zurcher – Memphis  .569

2. Tyler Jones – Long Island  .557

3. Jarrod Parks – Mississippi St.  .554

4. Tyler Robbins – Dallas Baptist  .545

5. Parker Hipp – New Mexico St.  .538

6. Anthony Rendon – Rice  .535

7. Scott Davis – Delaware St.  .533

8. Brad Miller – Clemson  .527

9. Frazier Hall – Southern  .526

10. Tanner Waite – New Mexico St.  .525

STOLEN BASES

1. Bryson Myles – Stephen F. Austin  42

2. Brandon Hollins – Alcorn St.  33

2. Dexter Kelley – Savannah St.  33

4. Ryan Brenner – Miami (OH)  32

5. Brooks Pinckard – Baylor  30

6. Travis Jankowski – Stony Brook  29

6. Cory Tilton – Charlotte  29

8. Zeke DeVoss – Miami (FL)  28

Anthony Flenoy – Texas Southern  28

Jamodrick McGruder – Texas Tech  28

R.J. Talamantes – Centenary  28

Taylor Jungmann

WINS

1. Taylor Jungmann – Texas  (11-0)

1. Tyler Ray – Troy  (11-0)

3. Grayson Garvin – Vanderbilt  (10-1)

Mark Pope – Georgia Tech  (10-2)

Michael Roth – South Carolina  (10-1)

Ross Stripling – Texas A&M  (10-2)

Geoffrey Thomas – Southern Mississippi  (10-2)

8. Matt Barnes – Connecticut  (9-3)

Trevor Bauer – UCLA  (9-2)

Ryan Beck – New Mexico St.  (9-3)

Sam Gaviglio – Oregon St.  (9-0)

Sonny Gray – Vanderbilt  (9-3)

Danny Hultzen – Virginia  (9-1)

Charlie Lowell – Wichita St.  (9-4)

John Neely – Texas Tech  (9-0)

Will Roberts – Virginia  (9-0)

Michael Rocha – Oklahoma  (9-2)

Nick Tropeano – Stony Brook  (9-1)

Brad Mincey

ERA

1. Brad Mincey – East Carolina  0.90

2. Taylor Jungmann – Texas  0.92

3. John Taylor – South Carolina  0.96

4. Danny Hultzen – Virginia  1.19

5. Michael Roth – South Carolina  1.23

6. Derek Self – Louisville  1.25

7. Mark Pope – Georgia Tech  1.27

8. Tanner Peters – UNLV  1.31

9. Greg Gonzalez – Fresno St.  1.34

10. Sean Gilmartin – Florida St.  1.36

10. Nick Tropeano – Stony Brook  1.36

Trevor Bauer

STRIKEOUTS

1. Trevor Bauer – UCLA  154

2. Danny Hultzen – Virginia  112

3. Kurt Heyer – Arizona  108

4. Charlie Lowell – Wichita St.  103

5. Sean Gilmartin – Florida St.  98

6. Cory Mazzoni – North Carolina St.  97

6. Carson Smith – Texas St.  97

8. Tyler Anderson – Oregon  96

Greg Gonzalez – Fresno St.  96

Alex Meyer – Kentucky  96

Kyle Winkler – TCU  96

James Allen

SAVES

1. James Allen – Kansas St.  15

Corey Knebel – Texas  15

Tyler Maloof – Georgia  15

Bo Reeder – East Tennessee St.  15

5. Kyle McMillen – Kent St.  14

Tyler Smith – Rider  14

7. Branden Kline – Virginia  13

Matt Price – South Carolina  13

Evan Zerff – Long Island  13

10.Pat Christensen – LaSalle  12

Todd Hornsby – Jacksonville St.  12

Nick Pepitone – Tulane  12

Nick Ramirez – Cal State Fullerton  12

Adam Wisniewski – Old Dominion  12

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Chad Zurcher

BATTING AVERAGE

1. Chad Zurcher – Memphis  .470

2. Bo Cuthertson – Southern Utah  .450

3. C.J. Cron – Utah  .448

4. Tyler Jones – Long Island  .445

5. Scott Davis – Delaware St.  .443

6. Brad Miller – Clemson  .437

7. Bryson Myles – Stephen F. Austin  .436

8. Eric Philips – Georgia Southern  .432

9. Jason Krizan – Dallas Baptist  .431

10. Ross Heffley – Western Carolina  .427

Victor Roache

HOME RUNS

1. Victor Roache – Georgia Southern  23

2. Jake Lowery – James Madison  20

3. Daniel Aldrich – College of Charleston  18

4. Casey Kalenkosky – Texas St.  16

Dan Paolini – Siena  16

Andrew Rash – Virginia Tech  16

Doug Shribman – Bucknell  16

8. Matt Leeds – College of Charleston  15

Xavier Macklin – North Carolina A&T  15

Brandon Miller – Samford  15

Jake Lowery

RBIs

1. Jake Lowery – James Madison  70

2. Matt Leeds – College of Charleston  67

3. George Springer – Connecticut  62

4. David Herbek – James Madison  61

5. Daniel Aldrich – College of Charleston  61

5. Jason Krizan – Dallas Baptist  61

7. Jacob Tanis – Mercer  59

8. Chris O’Brien – Wichita St.  58

8. Adam Brett Walker – Jacksonville  58

10. Peter O’Brien – Bethune-Cookman  57

Chad Zurcher

ON-BASE PERCENTAGE

1. Chad Zurcher – Memphis  .577

2. Tyler Jones – Long Island  .557

2. Tyler Robbins – Dallas Baptist  .557

4. Anthony Rendon – Rice  .552

5. Tanner Waite – New Mexico St.  .545

6. Brad Miller – Clemson  .535

7. Scott Davis – Delaware St.  .532

8. Jarrod Parks – Mississippi St.  .530

9. Tyler McNeely – Illinois St.  .529

10. Frazier Hall – Southern  .523

Jake Lowery

SLUGGING PERCENTAGE

1. Jake Lowery – James Madison  .845

2. Daniel Aldrich – College of Charleston  .829

3. C.J. Cron – Utah  .818

4. A.J. Miller – Lafayette  .779

5. Victor Roache – Georgia Southern  .773

6. Andrew Rash – Virginia Tech  .759

7. Trever Adams – Creighton  .755

8. Jason Krizan – Dallas Baptist  .753

9. Frazier Hall – Southern  .739

10. Bo Cuthbertson – Southern Utah  .738

Bryson Myles

STOLEN BASES

1. Bryson Myles – Stephen F. Austin  40

2. Brandon Hollins – Alcorn St.  33

2. Dexter Kelley – Savannah St.  33

4. Ryan Brenner – Miami (OH)  30

4. Brooks Pinckard – Baylor  30

6. Cory Tilton – Charlotte  28

7. Jamodrick McGruder – Texas Tech  27

8. Billy Burns – Mercer  26

Zeke DeVoss – Miami (FL)  26

Travis Jankowski – Stony Brook  26

Jason Krizan

DOUBLES

1. Jason Krizan – Dallas Baptist  30

2. William Karmona – Stony Brook  23

2. Dusty Quattlebaum – Gardner-Webb  23

4. James Brooks – Utah  22

4. C.J. Cron – Utah  22

6. Cody Asche – Nebraska  21

James Beck – Iona  21

Chadd Crist – Cal  21

Chris O’Brien – Wichita St.  21

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Tyler Ray

WINS

1. Taylor Jungmann – Texas  (10-0)

1. Tyler Ray – Troy  (10-0)

3. Grayson Garvin – Vanderbilt (9-1)

Sonny Gray – Vanderbilt (9-2)

Danny Hultzen – Virginia (9-1)

John Neely – Texas Tech (9-0)

Mark Pope – Georgia Tech (9-2)

Will Roberts – Virginia (9-0)

Michael Roth – South Carolina (9-1)

Ross Stripling – Texas A&M (9-2)

Geoffrey Thomas – Southern Mississippi (9-2)

John Taylor

ERA

1. John Taylor – South Carolina  0.82

2. Cody Martin – Gonzaga  0.88

3.. Taylor Jungmann – Texas  0.90

4. Brad Mincey – East Carolina  0.94

5. Matt Murray – Georgia Southern  1.01

6. Danny Hultzen – Virginia  1.19

7. Greg Gonzalez – Fresno St.  1.22

8. Michael Roth – South Carolina  1.24

9. Kyle Winkler – TCU  1.25

10. Mark Pope – Georgia Tech  1.25

Tyler Maloof

SAVES

1. Tyler Maloof – Georgia  15

2. James Allen – Kansas St.  14

Corey Knebel – Texas  14

Bo Reeder – East Tennessee St.  14

5. Branden Kline – Virginia  13

Kyle McMillen – Kent St.  13

Matt Price – South Carolina  13

8.Pat Christensen – LaSalle  12

Todd Hornsby – Jacksonville St.  12

Nick Pepitone – Tulane  12

Tyler Smith – Rider  12

Evan Zerff – Long Island  12

Trevor Bauer

STRIKEOUTS

1. Trevor Bauer – UCLA  142

2. Danny Hultzen – Virginia  112

3. Kurt Heyer – Arizona  97

4. Charlie Lowell – Wichita St.  95

5. Tyler Anderson – Oregon  92

6. Alex Meyer – Kentucky  91

7. Greg Gonzalez – Fresno St.  88

7. Cory Mazzoni – North Carolina St.  88

9. Sean Gilmartin – Florida St.  87

John Stilson – Texas A&M  87

Nick Tropeano – Stony Brook  87

Kyle Winkler – TCU  87

We recently received this comment after posting our weekly look at the Division One college baseball stats leaders:

“I would like to see the stat leaders from the top 7 conferences and how they stack up. The offensive stats leaders are mostly mid-majors with weak pitching. The pitching leaders re from the power conferences. There is a correlation. Put those offensive stat leaders in the SEC, ACC, Big 12, PAC 10, Big West and C-USA and none would be hitting over .400 with double digit HR’s.”

There is some validity to the comments, but there are problems with it as well. First, “the top 7 conferences” are referenced, but only six conferences are specified. Second, a look at last year’s conference RPI (per Warrennolan.com) has the Big West ranked as the eighth-best conference, with the Big East and Sun Belt ranked sixth and seventh, respectively.

And finally, trying to determine how a player would fare if he played in a “tougher” conference can be an apples to oranges argument. For instance, Siena’s Dan Paolini currently ranks 8th in the nation with 14 home runs after hitting 26 last year. If Paolini were in the ACC or SEC  he may or may not have as much success against higher caliber pitching, but he would also have more consistently warmer weather (helping the carry of the ball) and typically smaller ballpark dimensions in which to hit compared to much colder weather (not conducive to aluminum bat hitting) and bigger yards up north.

The original comment is worth taking a look at though, specifically the six conferences that were mentioned. Those conferences do tend to consistently have more multiple NCAA bids and teams that end-up at the College World Series. The fact that there are 23 pitchers from those six conference among the nation’s top 50 ERA leaders also adds validity to the claim (see below).

So, after scanning the top 50 in select statistical categories, here’s a look at who the leaders from the “power conferences” would be as of April 24 (actual national NCAA ranks in parenthesis) in batting average, home runs, RBIs, and ERA:

Chad Zurcher

BATTING AVERAGE

1. Chad Zurcher – Memphis – CUSA – .462 (2)

2. Brad Miller – Clemson – ACC – .413 (18)

3. Jarrod Parks – Mississippi St. – SEC – .409 (21)

4. Joey Rickard – Arizona – Pac-10 – .404 (25)

5. Garrett Buechele – Oklahoma – Big 12 – .401 (28)

6. Tyler Naquin – Texas A&M – Big 12 – .396 (37)

7. Cole Frenzel – Arizona – Pac-10 – .395 (39)

8. David Coleman – Virginia – ACC – .394 (41)

9. Tyler Koelling – Southern Miss. – CUSA .390 (49)

Andrew Rash

HOME RUNS

1. Andrew Rash – Virginia Tech – ACC – 16 (3)

2. Jonathon Griffin – Central Florida – CUSA – 11 (19)

3. Cody Asche – Nebraska – Big 12 – 10 (27)

3. D.J. Hicks – Central Florida – CUSA – 10 (27)

3. Mikie Mahtook – LSU – SEC – 10 (27)

3. B.A. Vollmuth – Southern Miss. – CUSA – 10 (27)

Freshman Michael Moran

RBIs

1. Colin Moran – North Carolina – ACC – 54 (8)

2. Garrett Buechele – Oklahoma – Big 12 – 50 (12)

3. Ronnie Shaban – Virginia Tech – ACC – 48 (15)

4. Cody Asche – Nebraska – Big 12 – 45 (28)

5. James Ramsey – Florida St. – ACC – 45 (28)

6. Steven Proscia – Virginia – ACC – 44 – (34)

6. Andrew Rash – Virginia Tech – ACC – 44 (34)

6. T.J. Rich – Memphis – CUSA – 44 (34)

9. Jace Boyd – Florida St. – ACC – 43 (43)

Brad Mincey

ERA

1. Brad Mincey – East Carolina – CUSA – 0.84 (1)

2. John Taylor – South Carolina – SEC – 0.88 (3)

3. Taylor Jungmann – Texas – Big 12 – 1.00 (6)

4. Mark Pope – Georgia Tech – ACC – 1.01 (7)

5. John Stilson – Texas A&M – Big 12 – 1.12 (10)

6. Michael Rocha – Oklahoma – Big 12 – 1.20 (12)

7. Michael Roth – South Carolina – SEC – 1.26 (13)

8. Danny Hultzen – Virginia – ACC – 1.31 (15)

9. Sean Gilmartin – Florida St. – ACC – 1.38 (20)

9. Kevin Miller – California – Pac-10 – 1.38 (20)

11. Trevor Bauer – UCLA – Pac-10 – 1.41 (23)

12. Casey Hauptman – Nebraska – Big 12 – 1.49 (26)

13. Hudson Randall – Florida – SEC – 1.53 (27)

14. D.J. Baxendale – Arkansas – SEC – 1.54 (28)

14. Evan Marshall – Kansas St. – Big 12 – 1.54 (28)

16. Will Roberts – Virginia – ACC – 1.62 (32)

17. Michael Wacha – Texas A&M – Big 12 – 1.64 (34)

18. Sam Gaviglio – Oregon St. – Pac-10 – 1.68 (37)

19. Adam Plutko – UCLA – Pac-10 – 1.69 (38)

20. Tyler Anderson – Oregon – Pac-10 – 1.78 (45)

21. Austin Kubitza – Rice – CUSA – 1.79 (46)

22. Sam Stafford – Texas – Big 12 – 1.85 (47)

23. Dillon Overton – Oklahoma – Big 12 – 1.88 (49)

C.J. Cron

BATTING AVERAGE

1. C.J. Cron – Utah  .469

2. Chad Zurcher – Memphis  .462

3. Scott Davis – Delaware St.  .443

4. Tanner Waite – New Mexico St.  .440

5. Bo Cuthbertson – Southern Utah  .439

6. Tyler Jones – Long Island  .438

7. Eric Helmrich – Marist  .435

8. A.J. Miller – Lafayette  .433

9. Effrey Valdez – New Jersey Tech  .429

10. Matt Gedman – UMass  .425

10. Ross Hefley – Western Carolina  .425

10. Brandon Elliot – Murray St.  .425

Victor Roache

HOME RUNS

1. Jake Lowery – James Madison  19

1. Victor Roache – Georgia Southern  19

3. Andrew Rash – Virginia Tech  16

4. Daniel Aldrich – College of Charleston  15

4. Casey Kalenkosky – Texas St.  15

4. Brandon Miller – Samford  15

4. Doug Shribman – Bucknell  15

8. Matt Leeds – College of Charleston  14

8. Dan Paolini – Siena  14

10. David Herbek – James Madison  13

Jake Lowery

RBIs

1. Jake Lowery – James Madison  66

2. Matt Leeds – College of Charleston  61

3. Jacob Tanis – Mercer  57

4. Cody Fick – Evansville  56

4. David Herbek – James Madison  56

6. Andy Chriscaden – Kennesaw St.  55

6. Chris O’Brien – Wichita St.  55

8. Chris Moran – North Carolina  54

8. Adam Brett Walker – Jacksonville  54

10. Peter O’Brien – Bethune-Cookman  53

Chad Zurcher

ON-BASE PERCENTAGE

1. Chad Zurcher – Memphis  .571

2. Tanner Waite – New Mexico St.  .568

3. Anthony Rendon – Rice  .552

4. Tyler Jones – Long Island  .549

5. Tyler Robbins – Dallas Baptist  .543

6. C.J. Cron – Utah  .539

7. Jarrod Parks – Mississippi St.  .533

8. Scott Davis – Delaware St.  .527

9. Dan Gulbransen – Jacksonville .524

10. Tyler McNeely – Illinois St.  .522

Jake Lowery

SLUGGING PERCENTAGE

1. Jake Lowery – James Madison  .867

2. Daniel Aldrich – College of Charleston  .818

3. A.J. Miller – Lafayette  .817

4. C.J. Cron – Utah  .816

5. Andrew Rash – Virginia Tech  .804

6. David Herbek – James Madison  .750

7. Trever Adams – Creighton  .747

8. Ben Thomas – Xavier  .740

9. Sean Jamieson – Canisius  .735

10. Victor Roache – Georgia Southern  .734

Jake Lowery

RUNS

1. Jake Lowery – James Madison  57

2. Billy Burns – Mercer  53

2. Jace Peterson – McNeese St.  53

4. Tyler Grimes – Wichita St.  52

5. Thomas Carroll – Mercer  51

6. Bryson Myles – Stephen F. Austin  50

7. Dexter Kelley – Savannah St.  49

7. Jacob Tanis – Mercer  49

9. Dan Gulbransen – Jacksonville  48

10. Adam Brett Walker – Jacksonville  47

Bryson Myles

STOLEN BASES

1. Bryson Myles – Stephen F. Austin  38

2. Ryan Brenner – Miami (OH)  30

2. Brooks Pinckard – Baylor  30

4. Brandon Hollins – Alcorn St.  29

4. Dexter Kelley – Savannah St.  29

6. Zeke DeVoss – Miami (FL)  26

7. Jimmy Brenneman – Campbell  25

7. Billy Burns – Mercer  25

7. Khayyan Norfork – Tennessee  25

7. Cory Tilton – Charlotte  25

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Taylor Jungmann

WINS

1. Taylor Jungmann – Texas  9

Mark Pope – Georgia Tech  9

Tyler Ray – Troy  9

Michael Roth – South Carolina  9

5. Matt Barnes – Connecticut  8

Trevor Bauer – UCLA  8

Grayson Garvin – Vanderbilt  8

Sonny Gray – Vanderbilt  8

Danny Hultzen – Virginia  8

John Neely – Texas Tech  8

Will Roberts – Virginia  8

Michael Rocha – Oklahoma  8

Kurt Schluter – Stetson  8

Ross Stripling – Texas A&M  8

Geoffrey Thomas – Southern Mississippi  8

Nick Tropeano – Stony Brook  8

Trevor Bauer

STRIKEOUTS

1. Trevor Bauer – UCLA  127

2. Danny Hultzen – Virginia  104

3. Kurt Heyer – Arizona  90

4. Charlie Lowell – Wichita St.  85

5. Tyler Anderson – Oregon  84

6. Andrew Chafin – Kent St.  83

7. Kyle Hald – Old Dominion  82

8. Sean Gilmartin – Florida St.  81

8. Alex Meyer – Kentucky  81

10. Quintavious Drains – Jackson St.  80

10. Sonny Gray – Vanderbilt  80

10. John Stilson – Texas A&M  80

Brad Mincey

ERA

1. Brad Mincey – East Carolina  0.84

2. Matt Murray – Georgia Southern  0.88

2. John Taylor – South Carolina  0.88

4. Matt Barnes – Connecticut  0.92

5. Cody Martin – Gonzaga  0.95

6. Taylor Jungmann – Texas  1.00

7. Mark Pope – Georgia Tech  1.01

8. Nick Tropeano – Stony Brook  1.06

9. Andrew Mitchell – TCU  1.07

10. John Stilson – Texas A&M  1.12

James Allen

SAVES

1. James Allen – Kansas St.  13

1. Branden Kline – Virginia  13

1. Tyler Maloof – Georgia  13

1. Bo Reeder – East Tennessee St.  13

5. Corey Knebel – Texas  12

6.Pat Christensen – LaSalle  11

Todd Hornsby – Jacksonville St.  11

Kyle McMillen – Kent St.  11

Daniel Miranda – Miami (FL)  11

Matt Price – South Carolina  11

Charlie Robertson – Fresno St.  11

Evan Zerff – Long Island  11

Chad Zurcher

BATTING AVERAGE

1. Chad Zurcher – Memphis  .488

2. C.J. Cron – Utah  .478

3. Tanner Waite – New Mexico St.  .459

4. Matt Gedman – UMass  .450

5. Bryson Myles – Stephen F. Austin  .446

6. Scott Davis – Delaware St.  .440

7. Eric Helmrich – Marist  .435

8.Tyler Jones – Long Island  .434

8. A.J. Miller – Lafayette  .434

10. Brandon Eckerle – Michigan St.  .430

Victor Roache

HOME RUNS

1. Victor Roache – Georgia Southern  18

2. Jake Lowery – James Madison  17

3. Brandon Miller – Samford  15

4. Casey Kalenkosky – Texas St.  14

5. David Herbek – James Madison  13

5. Andrew Rash – Virginia Tech  13

7. Dan Paolini – Siena  12

7. Bo Reeder – East Tennessee St.  12

7. Doug Shribman – Bucknell  12

10. Daniel Aldrich – College of Charleston  11

Ryan Fleming – Georgia St.  11

Zach Helgeson – George Mason  11

Matt Leeds – College of Charleston  11

Xavier Macklin – North Carolina A&T  11

Peter O’Brien – Bethune-Cookman  11

Ben Thomas – Xavier  11

Jake Lowery

RBIs

1. Jake Lowery – James Madison  62

2. David Herbek – James Madison  55

3. Matt Leeds – College of Charleston  52

3. Chris O’Brien – Wichita St.  52

5. Cody Fick – Evansville  51

5. Adam Brett Walker – Jacksonville  51

7. Victor Roache – Georgia Southern  50

8. Frazier Hall – Southern  49

8. Colin Moran – North Carolina  49

10. Parker Hipp – New Mexico St.  48

Chad Zurcher

ON-BASE PERCENTAGE

1. Chad Zurcher – Memphis  .599

2. Tanner Waite – New Mexico St.  .579

3. Anthony Rendon – Rice  .553

4. Tyler McNeely – Illinois St.  .545

5. C.J. Cron – Utah  .541

6. Tyler Robbins – Dallas Baptist  .539

7. Jimmy Brenneman – Campbell  .538

8. Parker Hipp – New Mexico St.  .537

9. Tyler Jones – Long Island  .536

9. Pablo Bermudez – Florida International  .536

Jake Lowery

SLUGGING PERCENTAGE

1. Jake Lowery – James Madison  .873

2. A.J. Miller – Lafayette  .821

3. C.J. Cron – Utah  .805

4. David Herbek – James Madison  .784

5. Trever Adams – Creighton  .771

6. Daniel Aldrich – College of Charleston  .762

6. Victor Roache – Georgia Southern  .762

8. Frazier Hall – Southern  .758

9, Andrew Rash – Virginia Tech  .746

10. Ben Thomas – Xavier  .744

Jake Lowery

RUNS

1. Jake Lowery – James Madison  53

2. Jace Peterson – McNeese St.  50

3. Tyler Grimes – Wichita St.  49

4. Billy Burns – Mercer  48

4. Bryson Myles – Stephen F. Austin  48

6. Jimmy Brenneman – Campbell  46

7. Thomas Carroll – Mercer  45

7. Wesley Starkes – New Mexico St.  45

9. Dan Gulbransen – Jacksonville  44

Jonathon Murphy – Jacksonville  44

Eric Phillips – Georgia Southern  44

Adam Brett Walker – Jacksonville  44

Bryson Myles

STOLEN BASES

1. Bryson Myles – Stephen F. Austin  36

2. Ryan Brenner – Miami (OH)  30

3. Brooks Pinckard – Baylor  28

4. Jimmy Brenneman – Campbell  24

4. Zeke DeVoss – Miami (FL)  24

6. Scott Woodward – Coastal Carolina  23

7. Brandon Hollins – Alcorn St.  22

7. Dexter Kelley – Savannah St.  22

7. Khayyan Norfork – Tennessee  22

10. Billy Burns – Mercer  21

Ian Haynes – James Madison  21

Mikie Mahtook – LSU  21

Jamodrick McGruder  21

Jace Peterson – McNeese St.  21

Eric Stamets – Evansville  21

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Danny Hultzen

WINS

1. Danny Hultzen – Virginia  8

Taylor Jungmann – Texas  8

John Neely – Texas Tech  8

Mark Pope – Georgia Tech  8

Tyler Ray – Troy  8

Will Roberts – Virginia  8

Michael Roth – South Carolina  8

8.Matt Barnes – Connecticut  7

Ryan Beck – New Mexico St.  7

John Brebbia – Troy  7

Paul Davis – Florida Atlantic  7

Jeremy Dobbs – Autsin Peay  7

Grayson Garvin – Vanderbilt  7

Sonny Gray – Vanderbilt  7

Corey Maines – Illinois St.  7

Jonathon Montoya – Cal State Bakersfield  7

Corey Roberts – Charlotte  7

Michael Rocha – Oklahoma  7

Kurt Schluter – Stetson  7

Andrew Smith – Charlotte  7

Ross Stripling – Texas A&M  7

Geoffrey Thomas – Southern Mississippi  7

Nick Tropeano – Stony Brook  7

Trevor Bauer

STRIKEOUTS

1. Trevor Bauer – UCLA  110

2. Danny Hultzen – Virginia  99

3. Kyle Hald – Old Dominion  78

4. Quintavious Drains – Jackson St.  76

4. Charlie Lowell – Wichita St.  76

6. Andrew Chafin – Kent St.  75

7. Sonny Gray – Vanderbilt  73

7. Terrance Washington – Jackston St.  73

9. Jed Bradley – Georgia Tech  72

Corey Maines – Illinois St.  72

Cory Mazzoni – North Carolina St.  72

Tanner Peters – UNLV  72

Bo Reeder

SAVES

1. Bo Reeder – East Tennessee St.  13

2. Tyler Maloof – Georgia  12

3. Branden Kline – Virginia  11

Corey Knebel – Texas  11

Matt Price – South Carolina  11

Charlie Robertston – Fresno St.  11

7. James Allen – Kansas St.  10

Todd Hornsby – Jacksonville St.  10

Daniel Miranda – Miami (FL)  10

Tyler Smith – Rider  10

Abram Williams – Radford  10

Adam Wisniewski – Old Dominion  10

Evan Zerff – Long Island  10

Brad Mincey

ERA

1. Brad Mincey – East Carolina  0.47

2. Cody Martin – Gonzaga  0.76

3. Andrew Chafin – Kent St.  0.78

4. Matt Murray – Georgia Southern  0.92

5. Nick Tropeano – Stony Brook  1.01

6. Matt Barnes – Connecticut  1.04

7. Michael Rocha – Oklahoma  1.09

8. Taylor Jungmann – Texas  1.11

8. Will Roberts – Virginia  1.11

10. Mark Pope – Georgia Tech  1.14

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Chad Zurcher

BATTING AVERAGE

1. Chad Zurcher – Memphis  .519

2. C.J. Cron – Utah  .484

3. Tyler Jones – Long Island  .456

4. Tanner Waite – New Mexico St.  .447

5. Matt Gedman – UMass  .444

6. A.J. Miller – Lafayette  .443

7. Brandon Eckerle – Michigan St.  .439

7. Alex Hudak – Florida Atlantic  .439

9. Alex Rasberry – Norfolk St.  .437

10. John Lenherr – VCU  .432

Jake Lowery

HOME RUNS

1. Jake Lowery – James Madison  17

2. David Herbek – James Madison  13

2. Victor Roache – Georgia Southern  13

4. Casey Kalenkosky – Texas St.  12

4. Brandon Miller – Samford  12

6. Daniel Alrich – College of Charleston  11

Ryan Fleming – Georgia St.  11

Andrew Rash – Virginia Tech  11

Bo Reeder – East Tennessee St.  11

Doug Shribman – Bucknell  11

Ben Thomas – Xavier  11

Jake Lowery

RBIs

1. Jake Lowery – James Madison  50

2. Parker Hipp – New Mexico St.  48

3. David Herbek – James Madison  47

3. Colin Moran – North Carolina  47

5. Cody Fick – Evansville  45

5. Matt Leeds – College of Charleston  45

7. Frazier Hall – Southern  43

7. Chris O’Brien – Wichita St.  43

9. Cody Asche – Nebraska  41

Garrett Buechele – Oklahoma  41

Ryan Fleming – Georgia St.  41

Seth Granger – McNeese St.  41

Chad Zurcher

ON-BASE PERCENTAGE

1. Chad Zurcher – Memphis  .631

2. Tanner Waite – New Mexico St.  .574

3. Anthony Rendon – Rice  .561

4. Tyler Jones – Long Island  .558

5. Tyler NcNeely – Illinois St.  .552

6. Pablo Bermudez – Florida International  .546

7. C.J. Cron – Utah  .545

7. Brad Miller – Clemson  .545

7. Tyler Robbins – Dallas Baptist  .545

10. Jimmy Brenneman – Campbell  .544

Jake Lowery

SLUGGING PERCENTAGE

1. Jake Lowery – James Madison  .881

2. Daniel Aldrich – College of Charleston  .848

3. A.J. Miller – Lafayette  .835

4. David Herbek – James Madison  .829

5. C.J. Cron – Utah  .789

6. Mikie Mahtook – LSU  .766

6. Ben Thomas – Xavier  .766

8. Frazier Hall – Southern  .755

9. Taylor Davis – Morehead St.  .745

10. Trever Adams – Creighton  .735

Jake Lowery

RUNS

1. Jake Lowery – James Madison  46

1. Jace Peterson – McNeese St.  46

3. Jimmy Brenneman – Campbell  45

4. Billy Burns – Mercer  44

5. Tyler Grimes – Wichita St.  43

6. Mikie Mahtook – LSU  40

7. Thomas Carroll – Mercer  39

Parker Hipp – New Mexico St.  39

Dexter Kelley – Savannah St.  39

Wesley Starkes – New Mexico St.  39

Jacob Tanis – Mercer  39

Bryson Myles

STOLEN BASES

1. Bryson Myles – Stephen F. Austin  29

2. Brooks Pinckard – Baylor  27

3. Jimmy Brenneman – Campbell  24

4. Ryan Brenner – Miami (OH)  23

5. Dexter Kelley – Savannah St.  21

Jamodrick McGruder – Texas Tech  21

7. Ian Haynes – James Madison  20

Matt Hillsinger – Radford  20

Ryan Mooney – Sam Houston St.  20

Khayyan Norfork – Tennessee  20

Jace Peterson – McNeese St.  20

Eric Stamets – Evansville  20

Scott Woodward – Coastal Carolina  20

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John Neely

WINS

1. John Neely – Texas Tech  8

2. John Brebbia – Elon  7

Danny Hultzen – Virginia  7

Taylor Jungmann – Texas  7

Tyler Ray – Troy  7

Corey Roberts – Charlotte  7

Sonny Gray – Vanderbilt  7

Mark Pope – Georgia Tech  7

Michael Rocha – Oklahoma  7

Michael Roth – South Carolina  7

* 38 pitchers are tied for 11th with 6 wins each.

Trevor Bauer

STRIKEOUTS

1. Trevor Bauer – UCLA  97

2. Danny Hultzen – Virginia  90

3. Kurt Heyer – Arizona  80

4. Kyle Hald – Old Dominion  71

5. Terrance Washington – Jackson St.  69

6. Charlie Lowell – Wichita St.  68

7. Quintavious Drains – Jackson St.  66

Sonny Gray – Vanderbilt  66

9. Tyler Anderson – Oregon  65

Cory Mazzoni – North Carolina St.  65

Kyle Winkler – TCU  65

Marc Zecchino – Virginia Tech  65

Tyler Maloof

SAVES

1. Tyler Maloof – Georgia  12

2. Bo Reeder – East Tennessee St.  11

2. Branden Kline – Virginia  11

4. Todd Hornsby – Jacksonville St.  10

Matt Price – South Carolina  10

Charlie Robertson – Fresno St.  10

7. James Allen – Kansas St.  9

Daniel Miranda – Miami (FL)  9

Nick Pepitone – Tulane  9

Tyler Smith – Rider  9

Adam Wisniewski – Old Dominion  9

Evan Zerff – Long Island  9

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Chad Zurcher

BATTING AVERAGE

1. Chad Zurcher – Memphis  .505

2. Tanner Waite – New Mexico St.  .486

3. C.J. Cron – Utah  .476

4. Matt Gedman – UMass  .466

5. Tyler Jones – Long Island  .444

6. Joey Rickard – Arizona  .443

7. John Lenherr – VCU  .442

8. Tyler Sibley – Texas St.  .440

9. Brad Zebedis – Presbyterian  .438

10. Eric Phillips – Georgia Southern  .432

Jake Lowery

HOME RUNS

1. Jake Lowery – James Madison  14

2. David Herbek – James Madison  12

2. Victor Roache  – Georgia Southern  12

4. Casey Kalenkosky – Texas St.  10

4. Mikie Mahtook – LSU  10

4. Andrew Rash – Virginia Tech  10

4. Bo Reeder – East Tennessee St.  10

9. Daniel Aldrich – College of Charleston  9

9. Brandon Miller – Samford  9

9. Peter O’Brien – Bethune-Cookman  9

9. Dan Paolini – Siena  9

9. Doug Schribman – Bucknell  9

9. B.A. Vollmuth – Southern Mississippi  9

Parker Hipp

RBIs

1. Parker Hipp – New Mexico St.  47

2. Matt Leeds – College of Charleston  44

2. Jake Lowery – James Madison  44

4. David Herbek – James Madison  42

4. Colin Moran – North Carolina  42

6. Andy Chriscaden – Kennesaw St.  39

6. Cody Fick – Evansville  39

8. Jacob Tanner – Mercer  38

8. Adam Brett Walker – Jacksonville  38

10. Garrett Buechele – Oklahoma  37

Chad Zurcher

ON-BASE PERCENTAGE

1. Chad Zurcher – Memphis  .612

2. Tanner Waite – New Mexico St.  .606

3. Tyler McNeely – Illinois St.  .561

4. Tyler Jones – Long Island  .553

5. Anthony Rendon – Rice  .552

6. Rick Aguayo – New Mexico St.  .541

6. Jimmy Brennaman – Campbell  .541

8. Parker Hipp – New Mexico St.  .538

9. Tyler Sibley – Texas St.  .537

10. C.J. Cron – Utah  .536

Jake Lowery

SLUGGING PERCENTAGE

1. Jake Lowery – James Madison  .881

2. David Herbek – James Madison  .830

3. Mikie Mahtook – LSU  .828

4. Daniel Aldrich – College of Charleston  .800

5. C.J. Cron – Utah  .780

6. A.J. Miller – Lafayette  .767

7. Andrew Rash – Virginia Tech  .753

7. Joe Winker – Mercer  .753

9. Brad Zebedis – Presbyterian  .750

10. Tyler McNeely – Illinois St.  .747

Bryson Myles

STOLEN BASES

1. Bryson Myles – Stephen F. Austin  26

1. Brooks Pinckard – Baylor  26

3. Ryan Mooney – Sam Houston St.  20

3. Khayyan Norfork – Tennessee  20

5. Ryan Brenner – Miami (OH)  19

5. Ian Haynes – James Madison  19

5. Matt Hillsinger – Radford  19

5. Rand Ravnaas – Georgetown  19

5. Travis Shreve – Central Florida  19

5. Eric Stamets – Evansville  19

5. Nick Vickerson – Mississippi St.  19

5. Scott Woodward – Coastal Carolina  19

Jake Lowery

RUNS

1. Jake Lowery – James Madison  42

2. Billy Burns – Mercer  40

3. Mikie Mahtook – LSU  38

4. Jimmy Brenneman – Campbell  37

4. Parker Hipp – New Mexico St.  37

4. Wesley Starkes – New Mexico St.  37

7. Jacob Tanis – Mercer  36

7. Zachary Voight – New Mexico St.  36

9. Justin Boudreaux – Southeastern Louisiana  35

9. Tyler Grimes – Wichita St.  35

9. Bryce Ortega – Arizona  35

9. Anthony Rendon – Rice  35

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WINS

1. Whitney Robinson – Florida A&M  8

2. Mark Pope – Georgia Tech  7

2. Michael Rocha – Oklahoma  7

4. Justin Amlung – Louisville  6

Will Campbell – Georgia St.  6

Matt Crouse – Mississippi  6

Steve Eagerton – Jacksonville  6

Sean Gilmartin – Florida St.  6

Greg Gonzalez – Fresno St.  6

Sonny Gray – Vanderbilt  6

Zach Griffith – Kennesaw St.  6

Danny Hultzen – Virginia  6

Patrick Johnson – North Carolina  6

Taylor Jungmann – Texas  6

Jenn Lindsey – Florida A&M  6

John Neely – Texas Tech  6

Tanner Perkins – Western Kentucky  6

Tyler Ray – Troy  6

Corey Roberts – UNC-Charlotte  6

Michael Roth – South Carolina  6

Geoffrey Thomas – Southern Mississippi  6

Tyler Maloof

SAVES

1. Tyler Maloof – Georgia  11

2. Branden Kline – Virginia  10

2. Bo Reeder – East Tennessee St.  10

4. Nick Pepitone – Tulane  9

4. Charlie Robertson – Fresno St.  9

6. James Allen – Kansas St.  8

6. Chris Haney – Dallas Baptist  8

6. Ryan Hawthorne – Loyola Marymount  8

6. Todd Hornsby – Jacksonville St.  8

The following 15 players are tied with 7 saves each

10. Pat Christensen – LaSalle

Matt Francisco – Villanova

Joaquin Hinojosa – Texas A&M

Andrew Jones – Samford

Corey Knebel – Texas

Daniel Miranda – Miami (FL)

Mark Montgomery – Longwood

Ryan Nance – UAB

Matt Price – South Carolina

Jonathon Smart – Alabama

Tyler Wagner – Utah

Abram Williams – Radford

Matt Zahel – Toledo

Evan Zerff – Long Island

Tony Zych – Louisville

Trevor Bauer

STRIKEOUTS

1. Trevor Bauer – UCLA  82

2. Danny Hultzen – Virginia  78

3. Kurt Heyer – Arizona  69

4. Jenn Lindsey – Florida A&M  66

5. Sonny Gray – Vanderbilt  62

5. Alex Meyer – Kentucky  62

7. Tyler Anderson – Oregon  61

7. Kyle Winkler – TCU  61

9. Jed Bradley – Georgia Tech  59

9. Cameron Hobson – Dayton  59