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Greg Berkemeir ...Florida Tech ...14 ...381-254-1 INDIVIDUAL BASEBALL RECORDS 1978 - 2021 BARRY UNIVERSITY • ECKERD COLLEGE • EMBRYRIDDLE AERONAUTICAL UNIVERSITY • FLORIDA SOUTHERN COLLEGE • FLORIDA TECH • LYNN UNIVERSITY • NOVA SOUTHEASTERN UNIVERSITY • PALM BEACH ATLANTIC UNIVERSITY • ROLLINS COLLEGE • SAINT LEO UNIVERSITY • UNIVERSITY OF TAMPA Single Season Batting Records Hits Runs 120 -- James Vida, Florida Southern ..............................1994 94 -- Don Burke, Florida Southern ......................................... 1985 113 -- Craig Corrado, Tampa ................................................... 2007 86 -- Bobby Green, Florida Southern ..................................... 1985 110 -- Nick Diyorio, Florida Southern .................................... 2005 83 -- Nelson Rood, Florida Southern ..................................... 1983 105 -- Allen Dina, Saint Leo ..................................................... 1998 81 -- Cris Allen, Florida Southern .......................................... 1987 104 -- Lee Cruz, Tampa ............................................................ 2006 81 -- Cris Allen, Florida Southern .......................................... 1988 102 -- Brian Krot, Saint Leo ..................................................... 1999 81 -- Chris Leach, Florida Southern ....................................... 1988 102 -- Nick Diyorio, Florida Southern .................................... 2006 80 -- Dan Rohrmeier, St. Thomas ........................................... 1987 101 -- Mike Workman, Florida Southern ............................... 1985 80 -- James Ebeling, Florida Southern .................................. 1995 100 -- Paul Russo, Tampa ........................................................ 1990 79 -- Nelson Rood, Florida Southern ..................................... 1982 100 -- Jonathan Baksh, Florida Tech ..................................... 2006 79 -- Phil Ross, Saint Leo......................................................... 1985 100 -- Orlando Rosales, Tampa ............................................... 2006 78 -- Rick Mariucci, Florida Southern .................................... 1994 99 -- Taylor Ferguson, Rollins ................................................. 2010 78 -- Eric Sims, Tampa ............................................................. 2000 99 -- Dylan Harris, Saint Leo ................................................... 2018 78 -- Lee Cruz, Tampa .............................................................. 2006 98 -- Bobby Green, Florida Southern ..................................... 1985 78 -- Mike Schwartz, Tampa .................................................... 2010 98 -- Nicolas Boisvert, Lynn .................................................... 2007 76 -- Dean Kelley, Tampa ......................................................... 1987 76 -- Joe Urso, Tampa .............................................................. 1990 Doubles 29 -- Brian Bridges, Florida Southern ................................... 1995 Base on Balls 28 -- Daniel Flores, Lynn .......................................................... 2008 75 -- Mike Schwartz, Tampa .................................................... 2010 27 -- Bobby Green, Florida Southern ..................................... 1985 73 -- John Weller, Florida Southern ...................................... 1981 27 -- Brian Zaletel, Tampa ....................................................... 1992 65 -- Mike Kiernan, Saint Leo .................................................. 1978 27 -- Erik Mirza, Tampa ............................................................ 1998 65 -- Richard Rex, Saint Leo .................................................... 1986 27 -- Taylor Ferguson, Rollins ................................................. 2010 65 -- Greg Sims, Saint Leo ....................................................... 1986 26 -- Billy Zoffinger, Barry ....................................................... 2003 62 -- Glen Rogers, Florida Southern ...................................... 1978 25 -- Bill Reifsnider, Barry ....................................................... 1990 61 -- Chris Leach, Florida Southern ....................................... 1987 25 -- Alex Novo, Barry .............................................................. 1992 60 -- Todd Taylor, Florida Southern ....................................... 1991 25 -- Erik Mirza, Tampa ............................................................ 1996 58 -- Nick Shaw, Barry ............................................................. 2007 25 -- Austin Allen, Florida Tech .............................................. 2015 57 -- Bobby Green, Florida Southern ..................................... 1985 25 -- Craig Corrado, Tampa ..................................................... 2007 57 -- Cisco Johnson, Saint Leo ................................................ 1986 24 -- Mike Lloyd, Saint Leo ...................................................... 1989 57 -- Cris Allen, Florida Southern .......................................... 1987 24 -- Brian Castellano, Saint Leo ............................................ 1992 57 -- Danny Fernandez, Barry ................................................. 1997 24 -- James Vida, Florida Southern ....................................... 1995 56 -- Zach Lush, Florida Tech .................................................. 1998 55 -- Four tied Triples 15 -- Allen Dina, Saint Leo ....................................................... 1998 Runs Batted In 14 -- Joe Sickles, Florida Southern ........................................ 1982 97 -- Lee Cruz, Tampa .............................................................. 2006 10 -- Bill Foskett, Central Florida ........................................... 1983 96 -- Bobby Green, Florida Southern ..................................... 1985 10 -- Chris Leach, Florida Southern ....................................... 1988 94 -- Dan Fohrmeier, St. Thomas ............................................ 1987 10 -- Jason Barker, Tampa ...................................................... 1997 92 -- James Vida, Florida Southern ....................................... 1995 10 -- Jason Fox, Florida Southern .......................................... 1998 92 -- Yan Gomes, Barry ............................................................ 2009 10 -- Peter Nicolletto, Rollins .................................................. 2016 90 -- Phil Ross, Saint Leo......................................................... 1985 10 -- Casey Scoggins, Tampa .................................................. 2016 90 -- Jim Kavourias, Tampa .................................................... 2000 9 -- Eight Tied 89 -- James Vida, Florida Southern ....................................... 1994 86 -- J.D. Osborne, Tampa ....................................................... 2017 Home Runs 83 -- Tom Temrowski, Florida Southern ................................ 1985 31 -- John Silviano, Lynn ......................................................... 2016 82 -- Tino Martinez, Tampa ...................................................... 1987 27 -- Dan Rohrmeier, St. Thomas ........................................... 1987 81 -- John Pellecchia, Rollins .................................................. 1987 26 -- Lee Cruz, Tampa .............................................................. 2006 81 -- Paul Russo, Tampa .......................................................... 1989 26 -- Justin Garcia, Nova Southeastern ................................ 2015 81 -- Trevor Hall, Saint Leo ..................................................... 2000 25 -- Tino Martinez, Tampa ...................................................... 1988 79 -- Carmine Cappuccio, Rollins ........................................... 2009 23 -- Jim Kavourias, Tampa .................................................... 2000 79 -- Yudelmis Hernandez, Barry ........................................... 2009 22 -- Phil Ross, Saint Leo......................................................... 1985 22 -- Andy Harter, Eckerd ........................................................ 1987 Total Bases 22 -- Tim Wakefield, Florida Tech ........................................... 1987 204 -- Lee Cruz, Tampa ............................................................ 2006 22 -- Paul Russo, Tampa .......................................................... 1989 193 -- Paul Russo, Tampa ........................................................ 1990 22 -- Paul Russo, Tampa .......................................................... 1990 190 -- John Silviano, Lynn ....................................................... 2016 22 -- Barton Vaughn, Rollins ................................................... 1998 188 -- Bobby Green, Florida Southern ................................... 1985 22 -- Yudelmis Hernandez, Barry ........................................... 2009 186 -- James Vida, Florida Southern ..................................... 1994 22 -- Hayden Marze, Florida Southern .................................. 2018 180 -- Alan Dina, Saint Leo ...................................................... 1998 22 -- Jake Anchia, Nova Southeastern................................... 2018 179 -- Phil Ross, Saint Leo ...................................................... 1985 2 Listings in BOLD are NCAA Division II Records Single Season Batting Records Total Bases (Continued) Stolen Bases 170 -- James Vida, Florida Southern ..................................... 1995 96 -- Cisco Johnson, Saint
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