Following is our first look at some of the Division One stats leaders for the 2011 college baseball season. These stats are “unofficial”, as the NCAA does not typically release its first official statistics until the conclusion of basketball’s Final Four. These stats are updated through games played on March 20.

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C.J. Cron

BATTING AVERAGE

1. C.J. Cron – Utah  .518

2. Brandon Eckerle – Michigan St.  .500

2. Khayyan Norfork – Tennessee  .500

4. Corben Green – Louisiana-Monroe  .491

5. Kyle Wren – Georgia Tech  .477

6. Eric Phillips – Georgia Southern  .474

7. Joe Winker – Mercer  .464

8. Doug Dekoning – Milwaukee  .452

9. Brad Zebedis – Presbyterian  .449

10. Pablo Bermudez – Florida International  .446

Joe Winker

SLUGGING PERCENTAGE

1. Joe Winker – Mercer  .964

2. C.J. Cron – Utah  .929

3. Jake Lowery – James Madison  .889

4. Daniel Aldrich – College of Charleston  .869

5. Rance Roundy – UNLV  .795

6. Brad Zebedis – Presbyterian  .782

7. Andrew Rash – Virginia Tech  .778

8. Barry McDonley – Arkansas-Pine Bluff  .774

9. Khayyan Norfork – Tennessee  .770

9. David Herbeck – James Madison  .770

Khayyan Norfork

ON-BASE PERCENTAGE

1. Khayyan Norfork – Tennessee  .614

2. Tyler Grimes – Wichita St.  .576

3. C.J. Cron – Utah  .574

4. Pablo Bermudez – Florida International  .566

5. Jarrod Parks – Mississippi St.  .559

6. Eric Phillips – Georgia Southern  .558

7. Joe Winker – Mercer  .557

8. Neal Pritchard – Elon  .556

8. Brandon Eckerle – Michigan St.  .556

10. Renny Weber – McNeese St.  .554

Jake Lowery

HOME RUNS

1. Jake Lowery – James Madison  9

2. Brandon Bayardi – UNLV  8

2. Matt Leeds – College of Charleston  8

2. Joe Winker – Mercer  8

5. Daniel Aldrich – College of Charleston  7

7. Jeff Harkensee – Southeastern Louisiana  7

5. David Herbek – James Madison  7

5. Andrew Rash – Virginia Tech  7

5. Doug Shribman – Bucknell 7

5. B.A. Vollmuth – Southern Mississippi  7

5. Derrick Workman – Mercer  7

Matt Leeds

RBIs

1. Matt Leeds – College of Charleston  40

2. Jake Lowery – James Madison  32

3. Jeff Harkensee – Southeastern Louisiana  29

4. Thomas Carroll – Mercer  28

4. Joe Winker – Mercer  28

6. Jacob Perales – Texas A&M Corpus Christi  27

6. Rance Roundy – UNLV  27

6. Zach Stephens – Texas Tech  27

9. Matt Duffy – Tennessee  26

9. Ryan Ferguson – Temple  26

9. Seth Granger – McNeese St.  26

9. Lee Orr – McNeese St.  26

9. Caleb Ramsey – Houston  26

9. Andrew Rash – Virginia Tech  26

9. Jacob Tanis – Mercer  26

9. Adam Bret Walker – Jacksonville  26

Jace Peterson

RUNS

1. Jace Peterson – McNeese St.  31

2. Billy Burns – Mercer  30

3. Jake Lowery – James Madison  29

3. Nick Vickerson – Mississippi St.  29

5. Tyler Grimes – Wichita St.  28

6. Johnny Bladel – James Madison  27

6. Garrett Custons – Air Force  27

6. Mikie Mahtook – LSU  27

6. Kevin Roebuck – Lamar  27

6. Kyle Wren – Georgia Tech  27

Bryson Myles

STOLEN BASES

1. Bryson Myles – Stephen F. Austin  20

1. Brooks Pinckard – Baylor  20

3. Jamodrick McGruder – Texas Tech  17

3. Travis Shreve – Central Florida  17

3. Nick Vickerson – Mississippi St.  17

6. Khayyan Norfork – Tennessee  16

7. Dexter Kelley – Savannah St.  15

7. Rand Ravnaas – Georgetown  15

7. Scott Woodward – Coastal Carolina  15

10. Jimmy Brenneman – Campbell  14

10. Kevin Hall – Wichita St.  14

10. Matt Hillsinger – Radford  14

10. Ryan Mooney – Sam Houston St.  14

10. Jace Peterson – McNeese St.  14

10. Johnny Reuttiger – Arizona St.  14

Jeremy Schaffer

DOUBLES

1. Jeremy Schaffer – Tulane  15

2. Rance Roundy – UNLV  13

3. Alex Staehely – Creighton  12

4. Thomas Carroll – Mercer  11

Andy Chriscaden – Kennesaw St.  11

Tom Coulombe – Rhode Island  11

Joey DeBernardis – Penn St.  11

Mat Koch – Loyola Marymount  11

Jason Krizan – Dallas Baptist  11

Lee Orr – McNeese St. 11

Daniel Pigott – Florida  11

Devon Travis – Florida St.  11

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Nick Pepitone

SAVES

1. Nick Pepitone – Tulane  9

1. Bo Reeder – East Tennessee St.  9

3. Branden Kline – Virginia  8

4. Tyler Maloof – Georgia  7

4. Mark Montgomery – Longwood  7

4. Charlie Robertson – Fresno St.  7

7. Chris Dennis – Portland  6

7. Mike Francisco – Villanova  6

7. Chris Haney – Dallas Baptist  6

7. Ryan Hawthorne – Loyola Marymount  6

7. Jordan Legros – McNeese St.  6

7. Tony Zych – Louisville  6

7. Justin Ziegler – Bradley  6

Danny Hultzen

STRIKEOUTS

1. Danny Hultzen – Virginia  62

2. Trevor Bauer – UCLA  58

3. Tyler Anderson – Oregon  52

4. Alex Meyer – Kentucky  46

5. Jed Bradley – Georgia Tech  43

5. Tanner Peters – UNLV  43

7. Quintavious Drains – Jackson St.  42

8. Austin Pritcher – The Citadel  41

8. Noe Ramirez – Cal State Fullerton  41

10. Chris Beck – Georgia Southern  40

Bobby Bolling – Radford  40

Gerrit Cole – UCLA  40

Jonas Dufek – Creighton  40

Sam Gaviglio – Oregon St.  40

Sean Gilmartin – Florida St.  40

Richie Goodenow – Lipscomb  40

Camerson Hobson – Dayton  40

Christian Jones – Oregon  40

Tommy Hoenshell

INNINGS PITCHED

1. Tommy Hoenshell – Cal State Bakersfield  47.2

2. Alex Gillingham – Loyola Marymount  41.0

3. Trevor Bauer – UCLA  38.2

3. Sam Gaviglio – Oregon St.  38.2

3. Mark Pope – Georgia Tech  38.2

6. Dustin Crenshaw – South Alabama  38.1

6. Roberto Padilla – San Jose St.  38.1

6. Esterlin Paulino – North Carolina A&T  38.1

6. Jared Stafford – Dallas Baptist  38.1

6. Brandon Williamson – Dallas Baptist  38.1