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Individual Hitting Individual Pitching Individual Fielding Team Hitting 2011 Or e g O n St a t e Ba S e B a l l Re c o R d s Individual hitting Season............................ 48,.Rich.Dodge,.1977 Walks Career......................120,.Ken.Bowen,.1984-87 Season............................... 62,.Jeff.Reece,.1983 Batting Average Career......................160,.John.Sipple,.1985-88 Season..........................423,.Randy.Duke,.1987 Strikeouts Career...........................379,.Jay.Dean,.1952-55 Game............................................5,.Zach.Gordon Hits . 2001.vs..San.Diego.State Season.................. 137,.Scott.Nicholson,.2001 At Bats Season..........................58,.Troy.Schader,.1999 Career.................. 348,.Mike.Gorman,.1979-82 Game.........................................9,.Mel.Cuckovich. Career.........................151,.Ryan.Lipe,.1995-98 . 1972.vs..Washington Innings Pitched . Doug.Miller,.1972.vs..Washington Hit By Pitch Game.................................16.0,.Greg.Jurgenson Season.....................278,.Darwin.Barney,.2007 Game...........................................3,.multiple.times . 1972.vs..Washington Career................ 765,.Darwin.Barney,.2005-07 Season............................14,.Curtis.Davis,.2001 Season..............136.2,.Jonah.Nickerson,.2006 . 14,.Cole.Gillespie,.2006 Career.................... 348.2,.Ken.Noble,.1975-78 Runs Career............................30,.Ryan.Lipe,.1995-98 Game... 6,.Bobby.Buob,.1954.vs..Washington . 30,.Jacoby.Ellsbury,.2003-05 Complete Games . Jim.Ruggles,.1954.vs..Washington Season................................... 12,.Cecil.Ira,.1962 . Ken.Bowen,.1985.vs..Chico.State Individual pitching Career...............................28,.Cecil.Ira,.1961-63 Season........................ 83,.Cole.Gillespie,.2006 Career...............168,.Jacoby.Ellsbury,.2003-05 Wins Shutouts Season.......14,.Scott.Christman,.1993.(14-1) Season......................................5,.Cecil.Ira,.1963 Hits Career...........30,.Ken.Noble,.1975-78.(30-17) Career...............................10,.Cecil.Ira,.1961-63 Game...........................................5,.multiple.times Season...................... 99,.Jacoby.Ellsbury,.2005 Losses Runs Allowed Career................ 238,.Darwin.Barney,.2005-07 Season....................... 9,.B.R..Cook,.1999.(6-9) Season............................90,.Mark.Newell,.1999 . 9,.Thad.Johnson,.2001.(6-9) Career........ 229,.Stephen.Copeland,.2000-03 Doubles Career......18,.Mason.Smith,.1991-94.(22-18) Game...........................................3,.multiple.times Wild Pitches Season........................ 25,.Cole.Gillespie,.2006 Winning Percentage Season.................... 15,.Scott.Christman,.1992 Career.....................49,.Chris.Biles,.2000-2003 Season...........1.000,.Mark.Newell,.1997.(8-0) Career..................... 28,.Kevin.Hooker,.1991-95 Career....... .917,.Leon.Criner,.1959-61.(11-1) Triples Hit Batters Game...........................................2,.multiple.times Saves Season.............................32,.Dallas.Buck,.2005 Season..........................7,.Abino.Vazquez,.1997 Season...................20,.Kevin.Gunderson,.2006 Career........................74,.Dallas.Buck,.2004-06 Career.....................13,.Todd.Thomas,.1980-83 Career..............37,.Kevin.Gunderson,.2004-06 Individual fielding Home Runs Earned Run Average Game... 3,.Andy.Jarvis,.2001.vs..Washington.St. Season.........................1.07,.Bill.Oerding,.1960 Errors Season...............................21,.Jim.Wilson,.1982 Career...........................1.79,.Cecil.Ira,.1961-63 Game...........................................4,.multiple.times Career.................... 34,.Joe.Gerber,.1997-2000 Season..........................30,.Dave.Backen,.1978 . 34,.Andy.Jarvis,.2000-2003 Strikeouts Career.........................62,.Ken.Bowen,.1984-87 Game.......17,.Mason.Smith,.1994.vs..Portland Runs Batted In Season..................131,.Jonah.Nickerson,.2006 Team hitting Game..... 9,.Ken.Bowen,.1985.vs..Chico.State Career.............299,.Jonah.Nickerson,.2004-06 Season..............................67,.Joe.Gerber,.2000 Batting Average Career.......................173,.Andy.Jarvis,.2000-03 Season................................................. .327,.1997 Total Bases At Bats Game..............................................14,.Jim.Wilson Game..........................74,.1972.vs..Washington . 1982.vs..Washington.State. Season...............................................2,264,.2006 Season......................163,.Cole.Gillespie,.2006 Career.......................382,.Andy.Jarvis,.2000-03 Runs Game.......... 36,.1985.vs..Chico.State.(36-12) Slugging Percentage Season.................................................. 504,.1997 Season............................829,.Jim.Wilson,.1982 Career...................... .640,.Jim.Wilson,.1980-82 Hits Game..........................27,.1954.vs..Washington Stolen Bases Season.................................................. 684,.2006 Game. 4,.Steve.Lyons,.1979.vs..Oregon.Tech.. David.Anderson,.1991.vs..Willamette Doubles Season......................29,.Dave.Brundage,.1986 Game........................10,.1979.vs..Puget.Sound Career.....................62,.Todd.Thomas,.1980-83 ............................................10,.2003.vs..Portland Season.................................................. 125,.2006 Walks Game................... 5,.Bob.Beall,.1970.vs..UCLA Jonah Nickerson 66 | PAC-10 CHAMPIONS: 2005, 2006 2011 Or e g O n St a t e Ba S e B a l l Re c o R d s Triples Longest.Game......................... 20.innings,.1972. Game....................4,.1980.vs..Western.Oregon . vs...Washington;.Washington..2,.OSU.1 . 4,.1994.vs..Maine Most.Runs,.Both.Teams.......................48,.1985. 1997.vs..Portland.State . vs..Chico.State;.OSU.36,.Chico.State.12 Season.....................................................31,.2006 Most.Home.Runs,.One.Inning,.Team..4,.1966.. ...........................vs..Oregon,.2003.vs..California Home Runs Most.Runs,.One.Inning,.Team Game....................................7,.2000.vs..Portland . 16.(1st.inning),.1997.vs..Portland . 7,.2001.vs..Washington Longest.Winning.Streak,.Team........18.games,.. Season.....................................................60,.1998 .............................................................1951,.1962. Longest.Losing.Streak,.Team.. 9.games,.1966 Runs Batted In Most.Wins,.Regular.Season..............41,.2005. Game.......................... 34,.1985.vs..Chico.State Largest.Margin.Of.Victory......................30.runs,. Season.................................................. 455,.1997 . OSU.33,.Portland.3,.1997. Largest.Margin.of.Defeat.......................20.runs. Total Bases . Washington.State.26,.OSU.6,.1973 Season.................................................. 979,.2006 Largest.Goss.Stadium.Crowd.................. 4,600 . June.7,.1952 Slugging Percentage Largest.post-1999.renovation.crowd. 3,194. Season................................................. .497,.1997 Darwin Barney . June.11,.2006 Largest.Crowd,.Any.Site.........................30,335, Stolen Bases Hits . June.21,.2006 Game............................................. 10,.many.times Season.................................................. 608,.1999 Season.................................................. 101,.1986 Pacific-10 records Innings Pitched Walks Game.......................20.0,.1972.vs..Washington Runs Batted In Game.......................... 22,.1985.vs..Chico.State Season...............................................585.1,.2006 Team,.Game........................................................ 34 Season.................................................. 337,.1998 . 1985.vs..Chico.State. Complete Games Strikeouts Season.....................................................24,.1994 Doubles Game...................................... 18,.1941.vs..Idaho Team,.Game............10,.1979.vs..Puget.Sound . 18,.1997.vs..Washington.State Shutouts . 10,.2003.vs..Portland . 18,.1972.vs..Washington Season...............................8,.1976,.1993,.2006 . 18,.2010.vs..UCLA Home Runs Season.................................................. 460,.1999 Runs Allowed Team,.Inning.........................4,.1966.vs..Oregon Game.. 26,.1973.vs..Washington.State.(6-26) . 2003.vs..California Hit By Pitch Season.................................................. 446,.1999 Season.....................................................80,.1997 Walks Wild Pitches Individual,.Game............................... 5,.Bob.Beall Hit Into Double Plays Season.....................................................66,.1999 . 1970..vs..UCLA Season.....................................................55,.2006 Hit Batters Shutouts Team pitching Season.....................................................76,.2004 Individual,.Season...................5,.Cecil.Ira,.1963 Individual,.Career...........10,.Cecil.Ira,.1961-63 Wins Team fielding Season.....................................50,.2006.(50-16) Longest.Game......................................20.innings Errors . 1972.vs..Washington Losses Season.................................................. 101,.1977 Season.....................................35,.1999.(19-35) Double Plays NCAA Leaders Saves Season.....................................................68,.1987 Season........................................ 21,.2005;.2006 Stolen Bases Fielding Percentage Individual,.Per.Game....... Kim.Bradshaw,.1959 Earned Run Average Season......................................977,.2007,.2009 . 0.93.(26.stolen.bases.in.28.games) Season................................................
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