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Baseball Coaching Records Baseball Coaching Records All-Divisions Coaching Records Winningest All-Time By Percentage ........................... 2 Winningest All-Time By Victories ................................. 2 Division I Coaching Records Winningest Active By Percentage ............................... 3 Winningest Active By Victories ..................................... 3 Winningest All-Time By Percentage ........................... 3 Winningest All-Time By Victories ................................. 4 Division II Coaching Records Winningest Active By Percentage ............................... 5 Winningest Active By Victories ..................................... 5 Winningest All-Time By Percentage ........................... 5 Winningest All-Time By Victories ................................. 6 Division III Coaching Records Winningest Active By Percentage ............................... 7 Winningest Active By Victories ..................................... 7 Winningest All-Time By Percentage ........................... 7 Winningest All-Time By Victories ................................. 8 2 2012 NCAA BASEBALL COacHING RECORDS THROUGH 2011 All-Divisions Coaching Records (Minimum 10 years as an NCAA head coach; includes record at four-year colleges only.) BY PERCENTAGE BY VICTORIES Coach (Team coaches, tenure) Yrs. Won Lost Tied Pct. Coach (Team coaches, tenure) Yrs. Won Lost Tied Pct. 1. Robert Henry Lee (Southern U. 1949-60) ............ 12 172 35 0 .831 1. Gordie Gillespie (Lewis 1953-76, 2. Don Schaly (Marietta 1964-03) ................................. 40 1,438 329 13 .812 St. Francis [IL] 77-95, Ripon 96-05, 3. John Barry (Holy Cross 1921-60) .............................. 40 619 146 5 .807 St. Francis [IL] 06-11) ................................................. 59 1,893 952 1 .665 4. Cliff Gustafson (Texas 1968-96) ................................ 29 1,427 373 2 .792 2. *Augie Garrido (San Fran. St. 1969, Cal Poly 70-72, 5. Mark Walsh (Aurora 1993-02) .................................... 10 320 85 2 .789 Cal St. Fullerton 73-87, Illinois 88-90, 6. *Joe Brown (SUNY Cortland 2000-11) ................... 12 438 122 2 .781 Cal St. Fullerton 91-96, Texas 97-11) ........................ 43 1,817 825 9 .687 7. Russ Tiedemann (Wis.-Oshkosh 1975-88) ........... 14 366 105 2 .776 3. *Gene Stephenson (Wichita St. 1978-11) ............ 34 1,763 622 3 .739 8. Frank Vieira (New Haven 1963-06) .......................... 44 1,127 324 6 .776 4. *Mike Martin (Florida St. 1980-11) .......................... 32 1,673 577 4 .743 9. Chuck Anderson (Fla. Southern 1967, 5. Larry Hays (Lubbock Chrst. 1971-86, 84-02) .............................................................................. 20 843 251 1 .770 Texas Tech 87-08) ....................................................... 38 1,508 860 4 .637 10. Dennis Denning (St. Thomas [MN] 1995-09) ...... 15 522 157 1 .768 6. Chuck Hartman (High Point 1960-78, 11. William Spaulding (Western Mich. 1911-21) ...... 11 63 18 4 .765 Virginia Tech 79-06)................................................... 47 1,444 816 8 .638 12. *Mike Kinnison (Delta St. 1997-11) ......................... 15 654 201 1 .765 7. Don Schaly (Marietta 1964-03) ................................. 40 1,438 329 13 .812 13. George Huff (Illinois 1896-19) .................................. 24 315 96 4 .764 8. Cliff Gustafson (Texas 1968-96) ................................ 29 1,427 373 2 .792 14. *Joe Urso (Tampa 2001-11) ....................................... 11 481 154 1 .757 9. *Mark Marquess (Stanford 1977-11) ...................... 35 1,422 741 7 .657 15. Harry Carlson (Springfield 1924, 10. Ron Polk (Ga. Southern 1972-75, Colorado 1928-43, 45) ............................................. 18 151 49 0 .755 Mississippi St. 76-97, Georgia 00-01, Mississippi St. 02-08) ................................................ 35 1,373 702 2 .662 16. *Doug Fleetwood (Salisbury 2001-11).................. 11 372 120 6 .753 17. Bobby Winkles (Arizona St. 1959-71) ..................... 13 524 173 0 .752 11. *Bill Holowaty (Eastern Conn. St. 1969-11) ......... 43 1,353 502 6 .729 18. Carlton Wood (St. Bonaventure 1951, 12. Rod Dedeaux (Southern California Ithaca 66-78) ................................................................ 14 237 80 2 .746 1942-47, 49-86) ........................................................... 44 1,342 597 16 .691 19. Frank Sancet (Arizona 1950-72) ............................... 23 831 283 8 .744 13. Larry Cochell (Emporia St. 1967-69, 20. *Mike Fox (N.C. Wesleyan 1983-94, 96-98, Creighton 70-71, Cal St. L.A. 72-76, North Carolina 99-11) .............................................. 28 1,128 387 5 .744 Oral Roberts 77-86, Northwestern 87, Cal St. Fullerton 88-90, Oklahoma 91-05) ....... 39 1,331 813 3 .621 21. Chase Riddle (Troy 1979-90) .................................... 12 434 149 2 .744 14. *Jim Morris (Georgia Tech 1982-93, 22. *Mike Martin (Florida St. 1980-11) .......................... 32 1,673 577 4 .743 Miami [FL] 94-11) ....................................................... 30 1,318 565 4 .700 23. Bob Wren (Ohio 1949-72) ........................................... 24 464 160 4 .742 15. Tommy Thomas (Valdosta St. 1968-07) ................ 40 1,308 825 6 .613 24. George Jacobs (Villanova 1933-43) ........................ 11 106 37 0 .741 25. Ron Fraser (Miami [FL] 1963-92) .............................. 30 1,267 440 9 .741 16. Bob Bennett (Fresno St. 1967, 70-02) .................... 34 1,300 757 8 .631 17. Ron Fraser (Miami [FL] 1963-92) .............................. 30 1,267 440 9 .741 26. *Gene Stephenson (Wichita St. 1978-11) ............ 34 1,763 622 3 .739 18. Jack Stallings (Wake Forest 1960-68, 27. Gary Ward (Oklahoma St. 1978-96, Florida St. 69-74, Ga. Southern 76-99) .............. 39 1,255 799 10 .610 New Mexico St. 01-02) ............................................. 21 1,022 361 1 .739 19. *Joe Roberts (Armstrong 1980-11) ......................... 32 1,242 607 6 .671 28. *Bob Babb (Johns Hopkins 1980-11)..................... 32 928 326 10 .738 Richard Jones (MacMurray 1966-68, 29. W.J. Disch (Texas 1911-39) .......................................... 29 513 180 12 .736 Southern Ill. 70-90, Illinois 91-05) ....................... 39 1,242 752 6 .623 30. John Baggs (St. Scholastica 1992-09) .................... 18 566 202 3 .736 21. Jim Dietz (San Diego St. 1972-02) ........................... 31 1,230 751 18 .620 31. Jack Kaiser (St. John’s [NY] 1956-73) ...................... 18 366 132 1 .734 22. Jay Bergman (Florida 1976-81, UCF 83-08) ......... 32 1,210 707 3 .631 32. Bill Miller (Texas Lutheran 1993-07) ....................... 15 530 191 3 .734 23. Al Ogletree (Dallas 1957-65, Sul Ross St. 33. William Lai (LIU Brooklyn 1949-60) ......................... 12 140 50 3 .733 66-68, Tex.-Pan American 69-97)......................... 41 1,208 710 1 .630 34. Bibb Falk (Texas 1940-42, 46-67) ............................. 25 444 160 9 .732 24. *Jim Gilligan (Western N.M. 1972, 35. Abe Naff (Ferrum 1986-07)......................................... 22 612 224 3 .731 Lamar 73-86, 92-11) .................................................. 35 1,205 770 7 .610 36. *Tim Pettorini (Wooster 1982-11) ........................... 30 975 358 6 .730 25. Jim Mallon (Southwestern [TX] 1971-04) ............ 34 1,196 602 1 .665 37. *Tom Lechnir (Wis.-Oshkosh 1989-11) .................. 23 690 255 1 .730 26. *Jack Leggett (Vermont 1978-82, Western 38. Gerry Thomas (Lynchburg 1969-70, 75-95) ........ 23 503 186 3 .729 Caro. 83-91, Clemson 94-11) ................................. 32 1,189 666 1 .641 39. Pete Butler (Northern Colo. 1941-42, 46-67) ...... 24 416 154 2 .729 27. *Mike Metheny (Southeastern Okla. 1981-11) .. 31 1,180 542 2 .685 40. *Bob Fornelli (Fort Hays St. 1997-03, 28. Gary Adams (UC Irvine 1970-74, UCLA 75-04) .. 35 1,172 892 12 .567 Emporia St. 04-11) ..................................................... 15 656 244 0 .729 29. *Pete Dunn (Stetson 1980-11) .................................. 32 1,167 738 3 .612 41. *Bill Holowaty (Eastern Conn. St. 1969-11) ......... 43 1,353 502 6 .729 30. Bill Wilhelm (Clemson 1958-93) ............................... 36 1,161 536 10 .683 42. Jim Peelle (Buffalo 1949, 52-67) ............................... 17 177 66 0 .728 Norm DeBriyn (Arkansas 1970-02) ......................... 33 1,161 650 6 .641 43. Loyal Park (Harvard 1969-78) .................................... 10 247 93 0 .726 32. Chuck Brayton (Washington St. 1962-94) ........... 33 1,158 525 6 .687 44. Judson Hyames (Western Mich. 1922-36) ........... 15 166 62 2 .726 33. *Mike Fox (N.C. Wesleyan 1983-94, 96-98, 45. John Flynn (Providence 1924-25, 27-34) .............. 10 147 55 2 .725 North Carolina 99-11) .............................................. 28 1,128 387 5 .744 46. Skip Bertman (LSU 1984-01)...................................... 18 870 330 3 .724 34. Frank Vieira (New Haven 1963-06) .......................... 44 1,127 324 6 .776 47. *Eric Podbelski (Wheaton [MA] 1998-12) ............ 14 434 167 4 .721 35. Don Brandon (Anderson [IN] 1972-10) ................. 39 1,110 588 5 .653 48. *Neil Loviero (Kean 1998-12)..................................... 14 440 170 2 .721 36. Jim Brock (Arizona St. 1972-94) ................................ 23 1,099 441 1 .713 49. Carl Lundgren (Michigan 1914-16, 18-20 37. Jack Smitheran (Emporia St. 1970-73, Illinois 1921-34) .......................................................... 20 302 111 20 .721 UC Riverside 74-04) ................................................... 35 1,097
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