The 2010 regular season and postseason are now history. Here’s a look at the final official NCAA baseball Division I stats leaders for the year…
* We will soon begin updating national stats leaders for the 2011 season.
Justin Howard
BATTING AVERAGE
(Minimum 3.0 Plate Appearances Per Game & Minimum 120 Plate Appearances)
1. Justin Howard – New Mexico .456 (.45593)
2. Jace Brinkerhoff – Utah Valley .456 (.45559)
3. Chad Oberacker – Tennessee Tech .452
4. Chris Duffy – Central Florida .447
5. Matt Szczur – Villanova .443
6. Effrey Valdez – NY Tech .438
7. Ryan Soares – George Mason .438
8. Gary Brown – Cal State Fullerton .438
9. Rob Segedin – Tulane .434
10. Joe Van Meter – VCU .434
Chris Benson
RBIs
1. Chris Benson – Utah Valley 89
2. Matt Leeds – College of Charleston 88
2. Jacob Tanis – Mercer 88
4. Jeff Schaus – Clemson 87
5. Wes Cunningham – Murray St. 86
6. Jeremy Baltz – St. John’s 85
6. Jace Brinkerhoff – Utah Valley 85
6. Anthony Rendon – Rice 85
9. Paul Hoilman – East Tennessee St. 85
9. Mike Nemeth – Connecticut 85
Jordan Ribera
HOME RUNS
1. Jordan Ribera – Fresno St. 27
2. A.J. Kirby-Jones – Tennessee Tech 26
2. Dan Paolini – Siena 26
2. Anthony Rendon 26
5. Seth Furmanek – Oral Roberts 25
5. Paul Hoilman – East Tennessee St. 25
7. Jeremy Baltz – St. John’s 24
7. Alex Dickerson – Indiana 24
9. Adam Bryant – Troy 23
9. Hunter Morris – Auburn 23
9. Mike Olt – Connecticut 23
Rico Noel
STOLEN BASES
(Caught Stealing)
1. Rico Noel – Coastal Carolina 56 (13)
2. Scott Woodward – Coastal Carolina 55 (8)
3. Willie Wesley – Jackson St. 52 (5)
4. Dexter Kelley – Savannah St. 44 (10)
5. Shawn Payne – Georgia Southern 43 (2)
5. Eric Stamets – Evansville 43 (8)
7. Willie Argo – Illinois 41 (4)
7. Damon Csakai – Wagner 41 (5)
7. Ryan Strausborger – Indiana St. 41 (5)
10. Tyler Wilson – Lipscomb 40 (10)
Jace Brinkerhoff
RUNS
1. Jace Brinkerhoff – Utah Valley 88
1. Nate Roberts – High Point 88
3. Tyler Holt – Florida St. 87
4. Jake Rickenbach – Utah Valley 86
5. Kyle Parker – Clemson 85
6. George Springer – Connecticut 84
7. Anthony Rendon – Rice 83
8. Rico Noel – Coastal Carolina 82
9. Dallas Poulk – North Carolina St. 80
10. Paul Hoilman – East Tennessee St. 79
Paul Hoilman
SLUGGING PERCENTAGE
1. Paul Hoilman – East Tennessee St. .860
2. A.J. Kirby-Jones – Tennessee Tech .859
3. Chris Duffy – Central Florida .850
4. Wes Cunningham – Murray St. .824
5. C.J. Cron – Utah .817
6. Dan Paolini – Siena .816
7. Ryan Soares – George Mason .809
8. Alex Dickerson – Indiana .805
9. Anthony Rendon – Rice .801
10. J.D. Ashbrook – Morehead St. .795
Nate Roberts
ON-BASE PERCENTAGE
1. Nate Roberts – High Point .573
2. Michael Choice – UT Arlington .568
3. Chris Bangi – Campbell .548
4. Shane Brown – Central Florida .541
5. J.D. Ashbrook – Morehead St. .540
6. Chris Duffy – Central Florida .539
7. Kevin Tokarski – Illinois St. .538
8. Effrey Valdez – NY Tech .536
9. Curtis Wagner – Santa Clara .533
10. A.J. Kirby-Jones – Tennessee Tech .531
Matt Purke
WINS
1. Matt Purke – TCU (16-0)
2. Blake Cooper – South Carolina (13-2)
2. Anthony Meo – Coastal Carolina (13-2)
2. Quintavious Drains – Jackson St. (13-2)
5. Cody Wheeler – Coastal Carolina (12-0)
Seth Blair – Arizona St. (12-1)
Noe Ramirez – Cal St. Fullerton (12-1)
Daniel Renken – Cal St. Fullerton (12-1)
Brandon Workman – Texas (12-2)
Trevor Bauer – UCLA (12-3)
Kyle Winkler – TCU (12-3)
Asher Wojciechowski – The Citadel (12-3)
John Stilson
ERA
Pitchers must have 1 IP for every game played by team & Minimum 50 IP
1. John Stilson – Texas A&M 0.80
2. Chance Ruffin – Texas 1.11
3. Kenny Long – Illinois St. 1.38
4. Trevor Vermeulen – South Dakota St. 1.45
5. Alex Wimmers – Ohio St. 1.60
6. Kevin Munson – James Madison 1.64
7. Matt Davenport – William & Mary 1.96
8. Chris Sale – Florida Gulf Coast 2.01
8. Jordan Cooper – Wichita State 2.01
10. Taylor Jungmann – Texas 2.03
Trevor Bauer
STRIKEOUTS
1. Trevor Bauer – UCLA 165
2. Asher Wojciechowski – The Citadel 155
3. Gerrit Cole – UCLA 154
4. Chris Sale – Florida Gulf Coast 146
5. Matt Purke – TCU 142
6. Drew Pomeranz – Ole Miss 139
7. Barret Loux – Texas A&M 136
8. Taylor Jungmann – Texas 129
9. Rob Rasmussen – UCLA 128
10. Kyle Blair – San Diego 126
10. Blake Cooper – South Carolina 126
Kevin Arico
SAVES
1. Kevin Arico – Virginia 18
2. Neil Holland – Louisville 17
3. Andrew Burkett – Cincinnati 14
3. Chris Dennis – Portland 14
3. Chance Ruffin – Texas 14
3. Jordan Swaggerty – Arizona St. 14
7. Kevin Lee – Iowa 13
7. Kevin McKague – Army 13
7. Mike McGee – Florida St. 13
7. Chris Patterson – Appalachian St. 13