Following is our latest look at Division One’s college baseball stats leaders in selected categories. These official NCAA stats are for games played through Sunday, May 15.
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