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Final 1992 Division I Baseball Statistics ;! . -------------------~----------. .. ,. - -- ----- --- --- . -----., . ----------------~=-~':-':-.-----)~---~---- ~------,..) ----- -- -- --- --- --- ----- FINAL 1992 DIVISION I BASEBALL STATISTICS BATTING BATTING (2. 5 ab/game and 75 at bats) AB HTS AVG. (2. 5 ab/game and 75 at bats) AB HTS AVG. l.Mike Smith, Indiana ------------ SR 55 202 99 490 36. Steve Dietz~ San Diego St. -------- JR 56 188 76 404 Derek Hacopian, Maryland ---------- SR 56 194 490 36. Randy Archambault, Delaware St. --- SO 27 94 Dan Kopriva, Louisville ----------- SR 61 256 125* 404 488 38. Troy Simon, Air Force ------- SR 45 151 61 404 4. Jay Logwood, Towson St. ----------- JR 47 171 474 39. Mike Policastro, FDU-Teaneck ------ Glenn Hamel, St. Bonaventure ------ JR 37 123 JR 38 119 48 403 455 40. Ken Kaveny, Centenary ------------- SR 50 186 75 Ken Auer, LIU-C. W. Post -------- JR 34 128 58 403 453 41. Tommy Lark, Charleston So. -------- JR 46 154 62 403 Johnny LaMar, Indiana St. --------- SR 59 217 442 42. Phil Nevin, Cal St. Fullerton ----- Andy Blanco" Tennessee ------------ SR 53 190 JR 61 219 88 402 432 43. Willando Ficklin, Ga. Southern ---- SO 48 137 55 Blair Hodson, Yale ---- SO 35 126 54 429 44. Kyle Shade, Northwestern (La. 401 lO. shawn Shugars, Md. -BaIt. County --- SO 50 190 JR 55 177 71 401 426 45. Todd Walker, Louisiana St. FR 66 250 100 400 i1. Jamie Blattstein, Cornell SR 37 120 51 425 45. Chad McConnell, Creighton --------- 12. Doug Wollenburg, Ohio St. --------- JR 57 204 JR 60 220 88 400 422 45. Butch Fulks, Morehead St. --------- JR 52 170 68 I3.Marty Wolfe, Indiana SR 53 171 72 400 421 45. Bill Weingartner, St. Joe s (Pa. FR 45 155 62 400 t4.Mike Gulan, Kent JR 58 212 89 420 45. Brett Rackett , Monmouth (N. SO 38 150 60 l5. Joe Janish, St. Peter s ----------- SR 36 110 400 418 50. Jeff Coughlin, St. Peter s -------- SR 37 128 51 398 l6. Mike Reedy, Virginia Tech JR 41 134 56 418 51. Steve Johnson, Michigan St. ------- l7. Craig Wilson, Kansas St. ---------- SR 56 209 JR 56 176 70 398 416 52. Santy Gallone, Fordham ------------ SR 44 151 60 397 l8.Alvin King, Alabama St. ----------- SR 45 130 415 53. Mike Hubbard, James Madison ------- Todd Wilson, Pennsylvania --------- JR 30 III JR 50 189 75 397 19. 414 54. Andy Davis , Northeast La. --------- ?O. Tripp Keister, Delaware ----------- SR 53 208 SR 48 184 73 397 413 55. Jose Vazquez , Tennessee ----------- SR 55 207 82 396 ?1. Jason Rausch, Canisius ------------ JR 30 85 412 56. Dave Feuerstein, Yale ------------- FR 31 96 ?2. Shea Fleck, Gonzaga JR 39 112 46 396 411 57. Dean DeGaetano, Iona -------------- SR 42 147 58 395 !3. Tonka Maynor, N. -Greensboro ----- SO 46 173 410 57. Nick Cosmo, St. John !4. David Dill, Delaware St. s (N. JR 42 147 58 395 JR 27 83 410 59. Kevin Nalls, Grambling JR 47 180 71 !5. Troy Hymas SR 56 210 86 394 , Brigham Young 410 60. Troy Melancon, Southeastern La. --- SR 60 203 80 394 !6. Jon Sbrocco, Wright St. JR 53 181 74 409 61. David Tessicini, Vermont ---------- !7. Brian Wallace SO 41 132 52 394 , Delaware - SO 53 213 87 408 62. Scott Malone, Texas Christian ----- JR 55 188 74 '7. Jerry DeFabbia, FDU-Teaneck SR 40 142 58 394 408 63. Greg Elliott, Md. -BaIt. County ---- JR 48 178 70 393 Mike Welch, Geo. Washington ------- SR 49 191 408 64. Scott Conant, Western Mich. ------- :O. Chris Snopek, Mississippi --------- JR 54 JR 51 171 67 392 189' 77 407 65. Bill Dilenno, Delaware ------------ JR 53 194 76 392 :l. J. O' Donnell, Old Dominion ------ JR 58 221 407 66. Brad Gennaro, San Diego St. ------- Anthony Petrocelli, Monmouth (NJ) - SR 38 155 JR 50 143 56 392 406 67. Jason Boehlow, St. Louis ---------- SR 50 156 61 391 i3. Jason Varitek, Georgia Tech ------- SO 62 212 406 6a. Jason Jetel, Eastern Ill. --------- :3. Stuart Thompson, Ala. JR 54 187 73 390 -Birmingham -- JR 57 212 406 69.Vern Mullis, Air Force ------------ SO 47 159 62 :5. Bob Higginson, Temple SR 50 163 66 390 405 Bill Kachura, Brooklyn ------------ JR 33 113 44 389 HOME RUNS RUNS BATTED IN (Minimum 15) G NO. AVG. (Minimum 50) G NO. AVG. Mike Smith, Indiana - -- SR 55 27* 0. Mike Smith, Indiana --------------- John Tomasell~ SR 55 95* 1. 73 " San .Francisco SR 54 24 0. Derek Hacopian, Maryland ---------- SR 56 Derek Hacopian, Maryland SR 56 84 1. 23 0. Les Jennette, Virginia Tech ------- SR 50 73 1.46 Rod Walker, East Tenn. St. -------- JR 50 20 0. Rob Newman, Louisville Bill Selby, Southern Miss. -------- SR 59 SR 61 88 1. 23 0. Phil Nevin, Cal St. Fullerton ----- JR 61 86 1. Ken Kaveny, Centenary - - SR 50 19 0. Dan Kopriva, Louisville ----------- Matt Raleigh, Western Caro. ------- SR 66 SR 61 83 1. 25 0. Bill Robbs, Grand Canyon ---------- JR 49 65 1. Rob Newman , Louisville --------- SR 23 0. Troy Penix, California ------------ Dan Kopriva, Louisville ----------- SR 61 JR 60 79 1.32 23 0. Beau Campbell, Washington St. ----- SR 55 72 1. ?Kevin Orie, Indiana --------------- SO 54 20 0. 10. Shawn Sh~gars, Md. -BaIt. County --- Troy Penix, California SO 50 63 1.26 --------- JR 22 0. 11. Brooks Kieschnick, Texas ---------- ?Beau Campbell, Washington St. SO 54 68 1.26 ----- SR 55 20 0. 12. Todd Dreifort, Wichita St. -------- SR 67 1.22 Jay Logwood, Towson St-. ----------- JR 47 82 17 0. 13. Mark Gulseth, New Mexico ---------- SO 59 72 1.22 Phil Nevin, Cal St. Fullerton ----- JR 61 22 0. 14. Chad McConnell, Creighton --------- Gary Herrmann, Southwest Tex. St. - SR 48 JR 60 73 1.22 17 0. 15. paul Jackson, Western Ky. --------- JR 51 Brian Eldridge, Oklahoma ---------- SR 65 62 1. 23 0. 16. Chris Finley, Southeastern La. ---- JR 58 70 1. Scott Spiezio, Illinois SO 55 19 0. 17. Charlie Allen, Louisville --------- chris Cox, North Caro. ------------ JR 50 JR 60 72 1.20 17 0. 18. Chris Widger, George Mason -------- JR 56 67 1. Allen Browning, Geo. Washington --- JR 51 17 0. 19. Will Ferguson, Geo. Washington - Jerry Shepherd, South Caro. ------- SR 51 JR 47 56 1.19 17 0. 20. Gary Herrmann, Southwest Tex. St. - SR 48 Jason Parker, Centenary -------- JR 57 1.19 19 0. 21. Brian Eldridge, Oklahoma ---------- SR 65 77 1.18 Chris, Widger, George Mason -------- JR 56 18 0. 22. Jim Lewentowicz, Va. Commonwealth - Todd Greene, Ga. Southern --------- JR 54 JR 56 , 1.18 17 0. 23. Stuart Thompson, Ala. -Birmingham -- JR 57 Wade Norris , South Fla. --- SR 58 67 1.18 18 0. 23. Chris Burr, George Mason ---------- JR 57 67 1.18 Randy McDermott, Austin Peay ------ SR 52 16 0. 25. Mike Gulan, Kent -------------- chael A JR 58 68 1.17 rtis , North Caro. A'T ---- JR 49 15 0. 26. Yerp Mullis, Air Force ---- Chr urr, George Mason ------- SO 47. 55 1.17 ":-:' JR 57 17 0. 27. Q~~~gJll!!. St. ----- SR 63 Mike Gulan, Kent ~!l~~~,.._ 73 1.16 JR- iUg- 2a. Todd Walker, Louisiana St. -------- FR 66 76 1.15 Jake Austin, Wake Forest ---------- SR 58 17 0. 29. Jay Logwood, Towson St. ----------- Mick Kerns, Alabama --------------- SR 55 JR 47 54 1.15 16 0. 30. Chris Snopek, Mississippi --------- JR 54 62 1.15 FINAL 1992 DIVISION I BASEBALL STATISTICS -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------=----------) -------------) - --------- -------- ("'----- ----- ------------------------------------~-- -- ------- -- -- --- --- FINAL 1992 DIVISION I BASEBALL STATISTICS DOUBLES TRIPLES (Minimum 15) G NO. AVG. (Minimum G NO. AVG. 1. Ken Auer, LIU-C. W. Post ----------- JR 34 18 0. 529 Mark Roman , Holy Cross ------------ SR 31 8 0. Artie Schmitt , Monmouth (N. SR 38 20 0. 526 Anthony Napolitano, Loyola (Cal. Bill Dilenno, Delaware ------------ JR 53 11* 0. SO 44 23 0. Morisse Daniels , Florida A&M -- SO 40 Tonka Maynor, N. -Greensboro ----- 8 0. SO 46 23 0. Mike Glavine, Northeastern -------- FR 40 Shawn Shugars , Md. -BaIt. County 8 0. SO 50 24 0. Matt Sniegocki, Bucknell ---------- JR 35 7 0. Tommy Lark, Charleston So. JR 46 22 0. Demetrius Dowler, Indiana St. ----- 7. Todd Butler, Navy ----------------- JR 53 10 0. JR 38 18 0. 7. Jason Ford, Grambling ------------- JR 46 8 0. Bill Mondrella, Missouri ---------- SR 55 26 0. Andy Davis, Northeast La. --------- Tad Thompson, Washington St. ------ SR 48 8 0. SR 55 25 0. Dan Kopriva, Louisville ----------- SR 61 10. Andy Coleman, Md. -BaIt. County ---- 10 0. JR 50 22 0. 10. Scott Craven, Hawaii -------------- SR 50 8 0. 11. Jason Moler, Cal St. Fullerton ---- SR 63 27* 0. 11. Brady Clark, San Diego ------------ 12. Dave Hall, Penn St. FR 44 7 0. JR 47 20 0. 12. Brant Brown, Fresno St. ----------- SO 57 9 0. 13. Ed Christian, Long Beach St. SR 52 22 0. 13. Gregg Gravois, Nicholls St. ------- 13. Danny Lane, UC Santa Barb. SO 51 8 0. JR 52 22 0. 14. Wesley Marshall, Grambling SO 45 7 0. 13. Andy McDonald, Western Ky. -------- SR 52 22 0. 15. Quinton McCracken, Duke ----------- 16. Craig MacDonald, Connecticut ------ SR 53 8 0. SR 45 19 0. 16. Jay Simpson, South Ala. ----------- SR 60 9 0. 17. Blaise Kozeniewski, Georgia SR 60 25 0. 17. Dante Powell, Cal St. Fullerton --- 17. Jay Simpson, South Ala. ----------- FR 61 9 0. SR 60 25 0. 18. shawn Satterfield, Clemson -------- JR 55 17. Greg Elliott, Md. -BaIt. County 8 0. JR 48 20 0. 19. Erik Sauve , Va. Commonwealth SO 57 8 0. 17. Wayne Faircloth, N. -Asheville --- JR 48 20 0. 20. Mark Panther, Florida Int'l 21. Sean Drinkwater, North Caro. St. -- SR 58 8 0. JR 53 22 0. 21. Todd Crane, Georgia FR 51 22. Chad Lakin , Southwest Mo. St. ----- 7 0. JR 54 22 0.
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