Select Division One Stats Leaderboard…
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