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Baseball Records Last update: Post 2018-19 season BASEBALL RECORD BOOK OVERALL CONFERENCE SEASON HEAD COACH W L T PCT. W L T PCT. WHAC 2011 Kory Hartman 20 28 0 .524 11 10 0 .417 5th 2012 Kory Hartman 31 23 0 .574 15 13 0 .536 4th 2013 Kory Hartman 20 23 0 .465 14 12 0 .538 5th 2014 Kory Hartman 34 16 0 .680 22 6 0 .786 2nd 2015 Kory Hartman 45 15 0 .750 28 5 0 .848 1st 2016 Kory Hartman 40 14 0 .741 25 7 0 .781 3rd 2017 Kory Hartman 44 12 0 .786 28 1 0 .966 1st 2018 Kory Hartman 43 20 0 .683 24 5 0 .828 2nd 2019 Kory Hartman 19 27 1 .415 13 9 0 .591 5th 2020 Kory Hartman 8 12 0 .400 2 0 0 1.000 Totals 304 190 1 .615 182 68 0 .728 - INDIVIDUAL COACHING RECORDS OVERALL CONFERENCE SEASONS HEAD COACH SPAN W L T PCT. W L T PCT. 2011-Present Kory Hartman 10 304 190 1 .615 182 68 0 .728 TEAM SEASON YEAR-BY-YEAR - BATTING & FIELDING YEAR AVG GP AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI TB SLG% BB HBP SO GDP OB% SF SH SB-ATT PO A E FLD% 2011 .292 48 1413 261 413 49 9 12 222 516 .365 172 60 226 38 .388 16 23 69-92 1039 469 94 .941 2012 .303 54 1684 363 510 90 18 18 317 690 .410 209 68 208 13 .395 29 47 94-115 1193 506 68 .962 2013 .300 43 1337 243 401 61 14 12 211 526 .393 109 54 169 25 .372 15 25 93-117 992 437 65 .956 2014 .315 50 1571 330 495 96 11 10 287 643 .409 184 55 185 17 .399 28 21 99-125 1168 486 79 .954 2015 .330 60 1889 427 624 111 19 21 378 836 .443 237 55 252 32 .414 32 44 137-172 1434 602 94 .956 2016 .327 54 1617 353 529 114 17 28 335 761 .471 196 61 204 21 .413 30 40 108-126 1230 477 53 .970 2017 .352 56 1897 509 668 122 18 50 436 976 .514 244 74 283 17 .439 33 22 152-174 1367 528 75 .962 2018 .324 63 2175 490 705 133 16 74 466 1092 .502 254 61 346 22 .405 31 26 99-130 1580 603 81 .964 2019 .261 47 1444 286 377 84 8 36 260 585 .405 189 67 337 17 .368 21 17 68-83 1102 381 69 .956 2020 .284 20 578 120 164 39 4 8 102 235 .407 102 19 155 .401 11 11 66-84 427 155 26 .957 TEAM SEASON YEAR-BY-YEAR - PITCHING YEAR ERA W-L APP CG SHO/CBO SV IP H R ER BB SO 2B 3B HR AB B/Avg WP HBP BK SFA SHA 2011 5.74 20-28 48 10 4/2 7 346.2 386 303 221 191 258 73 10 13 1382 .279 56 72 10 29 17 2012 4.15 31-23 54 5 4/3 10 429.2 456 244 198 161 333 74 9 14 1548 .295 54 51 1 44 39 2013 5.33 20-23 43 3 3/1 5 330.2 383 232 196 181 223 60 8 9 1293 .296 49 51 3 17 28 2014 4.18 34-16 50 12 6/2 4 389.1 420 223 181 126 263 71 10 14 1533 .274 20 43 8 10 20 2015 3.12 45-15 60 9 10/6 18 478.1 462 236 166 165 429 67 5 12 1841 .251 21 60 11 7 35 2016 2.79 40-14 54 11 12/6 11 410.0 358 161 127 153 429 61 4 13 1512 .237 29 31 4 5 26 2017 3.22 44-12 56 9 15/9 6 455.2 389 209 163 155 490 50 5 18 1701 .229 38 54 3 10 15 2018 4.68 43-20 63 3 5/3 13 526.2 538 314 274 245 498 81 12 23 2021 .266 74 78 10 18 27 2019 5.78 19-27 47 2 2/2 4 367.1 391 296 236 241 381 71 7 16 1443 .271 79 56 8 13 29 2020 5.88 8-12 20 1 2 142.1 154 116 93 83 145 25 4 11 571 .270 13 21 1 Last update: Post 2018-19 season Last update: Post 2018-19 season TEAM SEASON RECORDS - HITTING TEAM SEASON RECORDS - HITTING Most Games Played 9. 49 2011 8. 172 2011 7. 21 2019 Most Left on Base Most Times Reached on CI 9. 490 2018 Fewest Total Bases 1. 63 2018 Most Triples 9. 109 2013 8. 16 2011 1. 494 2018 1. 2 2011 10. 509 2017 1. 516 2011 2. 60 2015 1. 19 2015 Most Intentional Walks 9. 15 2013 2. 443 2015 2. 1 2012 2. 526 2013 3. 56 2017 2. 18 2012 1. 10 2015 3. 439 2017 1 2015 Fewest Hits 3. 585 2019 4. 54 2012 18 2017 10 2018 Most Sacrifice Hits 4. 385 2016 1 2017 1. 168 2020 4. 644 2014 54 2016 4. 17 2016 3. 8 2012 1. 46 2012 5. 360 2011 1 2018 2. 377 2019 5. 691 2012 6. 50 2014 5. 16 2018 4. 6 2013 46 2015 6. 356 2012 3. 401 2013 6. 761 2016 7. 48 2011 6. 14 2013 5. 5 2016 3. 40 2016 7. 353 2014 Most Times Hit into TP 4. 413 2011 7. 837 2015 8. 47 2019 7. 11 2014 6. 3 2017 4. 26 2018 8. 330 2019 1. 1 2016 5. 496 2014 8. 976 2017 9. 43 2013 8. 9 2011 3 2019 5. 25 2013 9. 296 2013 Most Times Grounded into DP 6. 511 2012 9. 1092 2018 9. 8 2019 8. 2 2014 6. 23 2011 Most Times Picked Off 1. 38 2011 7. 529 2016 Highest Batting Avg. 7. 22 2017 1. 16 2015 2. 32 2015 8. 624 2015 Lowest Slugging Pct. 1. .352 (668-1897) 2017 Most Home Runs Most Times Hit by Pitch 8. 21 2014 2. 14 2012 3. 27 2018 9. 668 2017 1. .365 (1413 AB) 2011 2. .331 (624-1886) 2015 1. 74 2018 1. 74 2017 9. 17 2019 14 2013 4. 22 2013 10. 705 2018 2. .393 (1337 AB) 2013 3. .328 (529-1615) 2016 2. 50 2017 2. 67 2012 4. 12 2016 22 2016 Fewest Doubles 3. .400 (600 AB) 2020 4. .324 (705-2175) 2018 3. 36 2019 67 2019 Most Stolen Bases 5. 11 2019 6. 20 2014 1. 40 2020 4. .405 (1444 AB) 2019 5. .316 (496-1569) 2014 4. 28 2016 4. 61 2016 1. 152 (152-174) 2017 6. 10 2011 7. 17 2017 2. 49 2011 5. .410 (1684 AB) 2012 6. .303 (511-1684) 2012 5. 21 2015 61 2018 2. 139 (139-175) 2015 7. 9 2014 17 2019 3. 61 2013 .410 (1569 AB) 2014 7. .300 (401-1337) 2013 6. 18 2012 6. 60 2011 3. 108 (108-127) 2016 9 2017 9. 13 2012 4. 84 2019 7. .444 (1886 AB) 2015 8. .292 (413-1413) 2011 7. 12 2011 7. 55 2014 4. 99 (99-130) 2018 9. 8 2018 5. 90 2012 8. .471 (1615 AB) 2016 9. .284 (164-578) 2020 12 2013 55 2015 5. 98 (98-124) 2014 Fewest Games Played 6. 96 2014 9. .502 (2175 AB) 2018 10. .261 (377-1444) 2019 9. 10 2014 9. 54 2013 6. 94 (94-115) 2012 Most Fly Outs 1. 20 2020 7. 112 2015 10. .514 (1897 AB) 2017 7. 93 (93-117) 2013 1. 644 2018 2. 43 2013 8. 114 2016 Fewest Walks Most At Bats Most Runs Batted In Most Times Struck Out 8. 69 (69-92) 2011 2. 527 2017 3. 47 2019 9. 122 2017 1. 103 2020 1. 2175 2018 1. 466 2018 1. 346 2018 9. 68 (68-83) 2019 3. 523 2015 4. 48 2011 10. 133 2018 2. 109 2013 2. 1897 2017 2. 436 2017 2. 337 2019 68 (68-86) 2020 4. 477 2016 5. 50 2014 3. 172 2011 3. 1886 2015 3. 378 2015 3. 283 2017 5. 454 2014 6. 54 2012 Fewest Triples 4. 184 2014 4. 1684 2012 4. 335 2016 4. 252 2015 Most Stolen Base Attempts 6. 428 2012 54 2016 1. 4 2020 5. 189 2019 5. 1615 2016 5. 316 2012 5. 226 2011 1. 175 (139-175) 2015 7. 427 2019 8. 56 2017 2. 8 2019 6. 196 2016 6. 1569 2014 6. 286 2014 6. 208 2012 2. 174 (152-174) 2017 8. 353 2013 9. 60 2015 3. 9 2011 7. 210 2012 7. 1444 2019 7. 260 2019 7. 204 2016 3. 130 (99-130) 2018 9. 299 2011 10. 63 2018 4. 11 2014 8. 237 2015 8. 1413 2011 8. 222 2011 8. 185 2014 4. 127 (108-127) 2016 5. 14 2013 9. 244 2017 9. 1337 2013 9. 211 2013 9. 172 2013 5. 124 (98-124) 2014 Most Ground Outs Lowest Batting Avg. 6. 16 2018 10. 254 2018 6. 117 (93-117) 2013 1. 512 2015 1. .261 (377-1444) 2019 7. 17 2016 Most Runs Scored Most Total Bases Most Times Struck Out Looking 7.
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