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Division Iii Baseball Statistics --------------------------)--------------------- )~-------------~------ --------)) -------)---) )) -- ----------- -- ------ --- ----- --------------) -----------------------------------------)~-------- ---------------------------------) ------))---- ))---------)------- )-------------- --) - -- ----- --- ----- --- FINAL 1999 DIVISION III BASEBALL STATISTICS BATTING (2. 5 ab/game and 75 at bats) B."'TTING AB HTS AVG. 5 ab/game and 75 at bats) (2. AB HTS AVG. Dave DeCew , Bowdoin --------------- SR 30 103 553 36. David Riley, Stevens Tech --------- FR 30 104 2. Eric Sorensen, John Jay SR 31 106 442 Corey Santos, Curry --------------- 500 37. Sean Connolly, Curry 50 24 86 JR 23 494 38. Kevin Wachholz, Wartburg 442 Brad Mercer, Muskingum ------------ SO 41 142 SR 45 145 441 5. Pat Sweeney, Frostburg St. 486 39. Scott Kubosh , SuI Ross St. -------- SR 36 136 JR 38 108 481 39. Brian Caruso, Endicott 441 Bryan Slekes, Union (N. SO 30 106 FR 36 136 441 Steve Oursler, St. Mary 481 41. Mike Huisman, St. Joseph' s (N. JR 29 93 s (Md. SO 33 131 473 42. Dan Soukup, Benedictine (Ill. 441 Mike Osso, Curry ------------------ JR 39 152 441 SR 28 119 471 43. Rob Nichols, Rose-Hulman ---------- Bubba Gentry, Southwestern (TK. FR 48 137 SR 43 150 440 10. Steve Opferman, Bethany 467 44. Joe Duda, St. Mary s (Minn. SO 28 91 (W. Va. JR 38 131 466 45. Mike Dickson 440 11. Geoff Eriksen, Salem St. ---------- . Rowan --------------- JR 43 164 439 JR 36 142 465 45. Josh Matthews, Johnson & Wales ---- 12. Matt Faulken, St. Thomas (Minn. SO 24 82 439 5R 49 155 465 47. Chris Tucker, Mount Union --------- 13 . Tim Zaniboni, Mass. Maritime ------ JR 29 SR 41 142 437 464 4B. Raymond Robles, Lehman ------------ JR 27 94 14. Gordon Daily. Case Reserve -------- JR 37 123 463 436 15. Adam 010w, Chapman ---------------- 49. Don Doty, Marian (Wis. SR 37 133 JR 44 177 463 50. Jeff Byrd 436 16. Jose Diaz, Mass. Liberal Arts ----- , McMurry ---------------- SO 41 147 435 JR 33 106 462 51. Justin Twieraga, Bri' 17. Russell Riehl, La Verne ----------- water (Mass. FR 37 131 435 SR 40 152 461 52. Rob Robinson, Chris. Newport ------ 18. Glen Braun, Carthage -------------- SR 52 192 JR 42 154 435 .458 53. Dan Geudtner, Marietta ------------ JR 54 177 19. Matt Gelotti, Southwestrn (Tex. 5R 51 200 435 91* 455 54. Damien Garnett, Wilmington (Ohio) - JR 40 129 20. Ross Aresco, Skidmore JR 36 121 .455 434 21. Ben Laskin 55. Keenan Sue, Macalester ------------ 50 37 106 , Staten Island --------- SR 32 454 56. Sean McLaughlin 434 22. Ferdinand Rivera, Howard Payne ---- , Oswego St. ------- JR 23 88 432 SR 38 144 451 57. Jason Ellis, Nichols -------------- 23. Frank Longo, Chowan --------------- SO 35 140 SO 29 102 431 450 58. Kevin Davidson, Allegheny JR 45 167 24. Eric Zaleski, Aurora -------------- JR 46 165. 448 431 25 . Jim Deschaine, Brandeis ----------- 59. Doug Keenholts, Rensselaer -------- SR 38 130 431 JR 43 174 448 60. Zack Brown , Tufts ----------------- 26. Luke Smude, Pomona-Pitzer --------- FR 38 163 JR 29 86 430 44B 61. Jon Lord, Colby ------------------- FR 32 114 27. Michael Castagnoli, Stevens Tech -- SR 29 110 445 430 28. 62. Brett Matthews, Wesleyan (Conn. SR 33 121 Mark Bruggeman. Washington (Mo. JR 39 119 445 430 29. Mitch Gregg, Willamette ----------- 63. Cra1g Morrison , Alvernia ---------- SR 39 135 430 SR 38 144 444 64. Jake Boyle, Penn St. 29. Kevin McKenney, MIT --------------- -Behrend ------ FR 40 142 430 JR 37 144 444 65. Jim Lilley, Rochester ------------- 29. Doug Warren, Chowan --------------- JR 40 147 429 FR 29 444 65. Steve Vejio, Claremont-M-S -------- 32. Chris Neskie, Neumann ------------- JR 38 147 429 SO 38 124 444 65. John Flack, Tufts ----------------- 33. Sean Bristor, Wash. & Jeff. ------- SO 33 SR 31 119 429 34. James Grandey, Muskingum 443 68. Jeff Cloonan, Bri ' water (Mass. JR 35 131 5R 41 149 443 427 Shawn McNamara, Worcester St. ----- 69. Rick Mulinix, Mount Union --------- SO 40 136 35. SR 35 113 442 426 70. Brian Cutlip, Waynesburg ---------- JR 36 129 426 HOME RUNS RUNS BATTED . IN (Minimum G NO. AVG. (Minimum 40) G NO. AVG. 1. Geoff Eriksen, Salem St. ---------- JR 36 16 0. Corey Santos, Curry --------------- 2. Scott Crates, Ohio Northern ------- SR 44 19 0. JR 23 1.87 3. Thad Estrada, Whittier ------------ 2. Russell Riehl, La Verne ----------- SR 40 1.77 SO 35 15 0. 3. Eric Albright, Chapman ------------ Jared Birmingham, Worcestr Tech --- FR 28 12 0. JR 44 1.70 Jim Deschaine, Brandeis ----------- Ryan Dowdy, Southwestern (Tex. JR 51 84* 1.65 JR 43 18 0.42 5 . Jim Deschaine , Brandeis ----------- Glen Braun , Carthage -------------- SR 52 21* 0. JR 43 1. 63 7. Robbi Moose, Bridgewater (Va. Gene Burnham, Salem Ste ------- SR 35 JR 45 17 0. 1. 60 8. Russell Riehl, La Verne ----------- 6. Thad Estrada, Whittier ------------ SO 35 SR 40 15 0. Brian Strong, Ferrum -------------- 1.60 Matt Gelotti, Southwestrn (Tex. SR 51 18 0. 9. Craig Morrison. Alvernia SO 36 1. 58 10. Ted Karniewicz, Emory ------------- JR 43 SR 39 1.56 11. 15 0. 10. Kevin Davidson, Allegheny JR 45 Ryan Dowdy, Southwestern (Tex. JR 51 17 0. 1.56 II. Brian Caruso, Endicott ----- 11. Matt Gelotti, Southwestrn (Tex. SR 51 1. 55 FR 36 12 0. 12. Glen Braun , Carthage -------------- 13. Eric Zaleski, Aurora -------------- JR 46 15 0. SR 52 1.54 14. Brad Smith 13. Rick SaWYftr; Johnson & Wales SR 27 , Cal Lutheran ---------- SR 43 14 0. 1.52 14. 01iver King, Fontbonne ------------ 14. Geoff Eriksen, Salem St. ---------- JR 36 1. 50 5R 43 14 0. 14. Jon Lord, Colby ------------------- 16. Tyler Blout, Colby-Sawyer --------- FR 32 1.50 SR 37 12 0. 16. Brett Matthews, Wesleyan (Conn. 16. Chris Cabe; ColbY-Sawyer ---------- JR 37 SR 33 1. 48 Brian Ronayne, Mass. 12 0. 17. Doug Grigar, Trinity (Tex. 16. -Dartmouth ---- SO 37 SR 45 1. 47 19. Doug Grigar, Trinity (Tex. 12 0. 18. Frank Longo, Chowan --------------- SR 45 14 0. SO 35 1. 46 20. Craig Brown, Brockport St. - 19. Eric Zaleski, Aurora -------------- JR 46 1. 46 JR 34 10 0. 20. Mike McCullum, Southern Me. ------- 21. Pat Sweeney, Frostburg St. ------ JR 38 SR 49 1. 43 21. Eli 11 0. 20. Jared Birmingham, Worcestr Tech --- Munkholm, Mass. -Dartmouth ---- SR 38 FR 28 1. 43 Clay Johnston, Hardin-Simmons ----- 11 0. 22. Chris Neskie, Neumann ~------------ 23. JR 42 SO 38 1. 42 Gene Burnham 12 0. 23. Mike Bubacz, Benedictine (Ill. 23. , Salem St. ----------- SR 35 SR 34 1. 41 Dan Grimm, North Central ---------- 10 0. 24. Pat Sweeney, Frostburg St. -------- 25. SR 39 JR 38 1. 39 Tripp Vickers, Sewanee ------------ 11 0. 25. Brent Booze, SuI Ross St. --------- 26. SR 36 JR 39 1. 38 27. Steve Oursler, St. Mary 10 0. 26. Todd Watson, Western New Eng. ----- s (Md. SO 33 9 0. SR 29 1. 38 27. Paul Knisell, Suffolk . Tyler Blout, Colby-Sawyer --------- SR 37 1. 38 SR 33 9 0. 28. Mario Porras, SuI Ross St. -------- 29 . Chad Driscoll, Coe ---------------- SR 38 1. 37 29. Shawn Herlihy, SO 37 10 0. 29. Brad Mercer, Muskingum ------------ Colby-Sawyer ------- SO 37 SO 41 1.37 29. Jason 10 0. 30. Steve Oursler , St. Mary' Thompson, Howard. Payne ------ SR 37 10 0. s (Md. SO 33 1. 36 32. Dan Slagle, Adrian ---------------- 31. Scott Crates, Ohio Northern SR 44 JR 41 11 0. 32. Rob Borchardt, SuI Ross 1.34 32. James Grandey, . Muskingum ---------- St. ------- SR 39 1. 33 SR 41 11 0. 33. Trevor Urban , Wooster ------------- 32. Bill Black , Thomas More ----------- SR 41 SR 49 1. 33 Bryan Schuka 11 0. 34. Chris Cabe, Colby-Sa~yer ---------- 35. , Neb. Wesleyan ------- SR 34 JR 37 1. 32 35. Keith Bianchini, 9 0. 35. Matt St. John, Aurora -__hhh___- SO 45 Worcester St. ---- SO 34 9 . Robbi Moose, Bridgewater (Va. 1. 31 35. JR 45 1. 31 35. Bo Edwards, Trinity (Tex. JR 45 1.31 FINAL 1999 DIVISION III BASEBALL STATISTICS ------------------------------------------------------) --------))--------------- -----------)----'--- ------- -- ------------ ----- ---------- ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------.----------------)) ,)-----.---- ------- ~--------------) )----- )-- -------- -- -- --- --- FINAL 1999 DIVISION III BASEBALL STATISTICS DOUBLES TRIPLES (Hinimum 10) G NO. AVG. (Minimum G NO. AVG. Eric Sorensen , John Jay ----------- SR 31 25' 0. 1. Marco Rastellini, Curry ----------- Scott Kubosh, SuI Ross St. ----~--- SR 36 JR 25 23 0. Geoff Eriksen , Salem St. ---------- JR 36 3. Tim Leonard, Worcester St. SO 37 22 0. 9 0. Mike Osso, Curry ------------------ Hike Huisman, St. Joseph' s (N. JR 29 SR 28 16 0. Matt Gelotti, Southwestrn (Tex. 7 0. Jeremy Schlosser, Cal Lutheran ---- JR 47 SR 51 12' 0. 25' 0. Rob Borchardt, SuI Ross St. ------- SR 39 6. Brian Pereira, Mass. -Dartmouth ---- FR 38 9 0. 20 0. Craig Kerner, Cortland St. -------- SO 46 7. Tapley Holland, Dallas JR 42 22 10 0. 8 . Adam Olow. Chapman Jon Epstein, Wesleyan (Conn. SR 33 JR 44 23 0. Pat Kipper, Westminster (Mo. 7 0. Muskingum ------------ JR 33 9. Brad Mercer, SO 41 21 0. Chris Neskie, Neumann ------------- 7 0. 10. Rob Nichols, Rose-Hulman ---------- SO 38 8 0. SR 43 22 0. 10. Jeff Cloonan, Bri ' water (Mass. 11. Jeremy Belisle, Bethel JR 35 7 0. (Minn. JR 40 20 0. 10. Greg Fricke, Cal Tech - - 11. Brian Strong, Ferrum -------------- SO 36 JR 30 6 0. 18 0. 10. Shawn Farris, Nichols ------------- FR 25 11. Dennis Marshall , Wesleyan (Conn. JR 30 15 o. sa 5 0. 11. Eric Poling, Greenvi11e -------- 13. Ben Couch, Allegheny SO 46 9 0. FR 22 11 14. Ty Moorhead, Mount Union ---------- 15. Nate Nelson, Whittier SR 39 19 0. SO 41 Jamie McNamara. Nichols ----------- 15. Geoff Osborne, St. John Fisher ---- FR 26 16. SR 29 14 0. 16. 5 0. 16. Todd Watson, Western New Eng. ----- Ben Laskin . Staten Island --------- SR 32 SR 29 14 0. 17. Mike Howell 6 0. 1a. Sean McLaughlin, Oswego St. ------- , Oneonta St. ---------- FR 38 7 0. JR 23 11 0. 17. Sean Parnell, Wis. 1~ .
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