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RIT BASEBALL RECORD BOOK 2019 - Updated May, 2019 TEAM RECORDS BEST WINNING MOST WINS MOST LOSSES PERCENTAGE 33 2017 (33-9) 28 2012 (12-28) .786 2017 (33-9) 24 2007 (24-12) 25 1991 (6-25-2) .777 1956 (7-2) 24 2006 (24-16) 25 1985 (6-25) .750 1959 (9-3) 23 2015 (23-15) .750 1958 (9-3) 22 2000 (22-11) LONGEST WINNING .737 1971 (14-5) 22 2008 (22-14) STREAK .667 2007 (24-12) 22 2019 (22-18) .667 2000 (22-11) 21 2003 (21-13) 14 2017 (33-9) .618 2003 (21-13) 20 2018 (20-17-1) 12 2017 (33-9) .611 2008 (22-14) 20 2001 (20-17-1) 9 2008 (22-14) .605 2015 (23-15) 20 1999 (20-16) 9 2007 (24-12) .600 2006 (24-16) 19 2014 (19-16) LONGEST LOSING .600 1977 (18-12) 19 2009 (19-20) STREAK .600 1968 (9-6) 19 1980 (19-17-1) 22 1962-1964 TEAM FIELDING RECORDS HIGHEST FIELDING PERCENTAGE MOST ERRORS .954 2006 (24-16) .973 2017 (33-9) .950 2015 (23-15) 113 1980 (19-17-1) .970 2018 (20-17-1) .949 2014 (19-16) 96 1988 (14-17) .963 2000 (22-11) .949 2004 (14-19) 94 1997 (17-15) .962 2019 (22-18) .949 1999 (20-16) 94 1994 (13-21) .960 2008 (22-14) .947 2007 (24-12) 92 1991 (6-25-2) .958 2013 (15-24) .947 2003 (21-13) 90 1992 (9-19-1) .955 2016 (18-22) .946 2009 (19-20) 90 1982 (10-18) 88 1985 (7-18) 85 1993 (10-20) PUTOUTS ASSISTS 83 1995 (15-19) 82 2012 (12-28) 1,067 2017 (33-9) 433 2013 (15-24) 986 2016 (18-22) 423 2012 (12-28) 963 2019 (22-18) 417 2016 (18-22) DOUBLE PLAYS 938 2018 (20-17-1) 409 2017 (33-9) 932 2012 (12-28) 408 2006 (24-16) 45 2001 (20-17-1) 35 2013 (15-24) 927 2013 (15-24) 403 2015 (23-15) 30 2009 (19-20) 926 2015 (23-15) 392 2018 (20-17-1) 30 1999 (20-16) 884 2006 (24-16) 385 2014 (19-16) 30 1980 (19-17-1) 27 2017 (33-9) 848 2010 (18-20) 383 2019 (22-18) 26 2011 (16-19) 842 2009 (19-20) 365 2010 (18-20) 26 2018 (20-17-1) 813 2014 (19-16) 361 2003 (21-13) 26 2019 (22-18) 813 2008 (22-14) 355 2007 (24-12) 25 2016 (18-22) 25 2010 (18-20) 810 2007 (24-12) 348 2008 (22-14) 25 2008 (22-14) 25 1982 (10-18) TEAM BATTING RECORDS AT BATS RUNS BATTING AVERAGE 1,419 2017 (33-9) 317 2017 (33-9) .337 2006 (24-16) 1,348 2016 (18-22) 289 2015 (23-15) .326 1996 (18-14) 1,324 2019 (22-18) 267 2006 (24-16) .320 2008 (22-14) 1,289 2015 (23-15) 262 2008 (22-14) .319 2011 (16-19) 1,251 2006 (24-16) 256 2019 (22-18) .317 2003 (21-13) 1,237 2013 (15-24) 241 2010 (19-20) .316 2015 (23-15) 1,233 2012 (12-28) 241 2001 (20-17-1) .316 2000 (22-11) 1,207 2018 (20-17-1) 236 2016 (18-22) .313 2002 (17-16) 1,171 2009 (19-20) 228 2009 (19-20) .311 2009 (19-20) 1,152 2010 (18-20) 221 2003 (21-13) .311 2005 (18-15) 1,115 2008 (22-14) 213 2007 (24-12) .309 2010 (18-20) 1,102 2014 (19-16) 209 1999 (20-16) .306 2001 (20-17-1) 1,100 2007 (24-12) 208 2011 (16-19) .305 2004 (14-19) HITS DOUBLES TRIPLES 432 2017 (33-9) 105 2017 (33-9) 20 2006 (24-16) 422 2006 (24-16) 79 2019 (22-18) 18 2009 (19-20) 407 2015 (23-15) 73 2016 (18-22) 18 2014 (19-16) 398 2016 (18-22) 68 2002 (17-16) 18 2017 (33-9) 385 2019 (22-18) 65 1996 (18-14) 17 2010 (18-20) 364 2009 (19-20) 63 2006 (24-16) 17 1980 (19-17-1) 357 2008 (22-14) 62 2018 (20-17-1) 16 2016 (18-22) 356 2010 (18-20) 353 2013 (15-24) 62 2005 (18-15) 16 2001 (20-17-1) 334 2012 (12-28) 60 1979 (17-20) 16 1979 (17-20) 333 2011 (16-19) 59 1999 (20-16) 14 1958 (9-3) 331 2007 (24-12) 58 2008 (22-14) 14 2015 (23-15) 330 2001 (20-17-1) 58 2003 (21-13) 13 1988 (14-17) 312 2018 (20-17-1) 56 2004 (14-19) 13 1957 (7-7) 312 2003 (21-13) 56 2015 (23-15) HOMERUNS TOTAL BASES STOLEN BASES 22 1980 (19-17-1) 642 2017 (33-9) 77 2009 (19-20) 20 2018 (20-17-1) 552 2006 (24-16) 71 2015 (23-15) 20 2015 (23-15) 551 2015 (23-15) 62 2008 (22-14) 19 2019 (22-18) 548 2016 (18-22) 18 2017 (33-9) 541 2019 (22-18) 60 2007 (24-12) 17 1979 (17-20) 483 2008 (22-14) 59 2016 (18-22) 16 2008 (22-14) 476 2009 (19-20) 54 2011 (16-19) 15 2016 (18-22) 474 2010 (18-20) 52 1990 (10-20) 15 2005 (18-15) 454 2018 (20-17-1) 51 2000 (22-11) 15 2004 (14-19) 451 1980 (19-17-1) 51 1982 (10-18) 14 2003 (21-13) 447 2001 (20-17-1) 14 1987 (12-16) 446 1979 (17-20) 51 2013 (15-24) 14 1984 (7-18) 428 2013 (15-24) 49 2010 (18-20) TEAM BATTING RECORDS SLUGGING PERCENTAGE ON BASE PERCENTAGE BASE ON BALLS (WALKS) .452 2017 (33-9) .443 1978 (10-15) 191 2017 (33-9) .448 1996 (18-14) .423 2008 (22-14) 186 2015 (23-15) .441 2006 (24-16) .417 2006 (24-16) 169 2008 (22-14) .436 1980 (19-17-1) .413 2015 (23-15) 162 2019 (22-18) .434 2005 (18-15) .409 2011 (16-19) 153 1994 (13-21) .433 2008 (22-14) .409 2000 (22-11) 152 2016 (18-22) .430 2004 (14-19) .406 2002 (17-16) 150 2018 (20-17-1) .427 2015 (23-15) .402 2010 (18-20) 150 2006 (24-16) .424 2003 (21-13) .400 1996 (18-14) 144 2010 (18-20) .424 1979 (17-20) .398 2001 (20-17-1) 144 2001 (20-17-1) .420 2002 (17-16) .397 2017 (33-9) 139 1982 (10-18) .414 2001 (20-17-1) RUNS BATTED IN (RBI) SACRIFICE HITS SACRIFICE FLIES 287 2017 (33-9) 27 1996 (18-14) 22 2015 (23-15) 250 2015 (23-15) 24 2000 (22-11) 21 2007 (24-12) 234 2006 (24-16) 24 1977 (18-12) 21 2019 (22-18) 232 2019 (22-18) 23 2014 (19-16) 20 1986 (11-13-1) 216 2008 (22-14) 23 2007 (24-12) 20 2009 (19-20) 215 2016 (18-22) 20 2017 (33-9) 23 2001 (20-17-1) 207 2001 (20-17-1) 19 2001 (20-17-1) 23 1974 (8-12) 206 2010 (18-20) 17 2008 (22-14) 198 2009 (19-20) 22 2016 (18-22) 16 2000 (22-11) 195 2003 (21-13) 20 2018 (20-17-1) 16 2004 (14-19) 182 2013 (15-24) 20 2015 (23-15) 15 1979 (17-20) 176 2007 (24-12) 20 1999 (20-16) 15 2013 (15-24) STRIKEOUTS HIT BY PITCH (HBI) RUNNERS LEFT ON BASE 292 2019 (22-18) 52 2012 (12-28) 349 2019 (22-18) 287 2016 (18-22) 49 2018 (20-17-1) 347 2015 (23-15) 287 2017 (33-9) 49 2019 (22-18) 338 2017 (33-9) 263 2018 (20-17-1) 47 2011 (16-19) 324 2016 (18-22) 246 2015 (23-15) 45 2010 (18-20) 314 2012 (12-28) 224 2001 (20-17-1) 43 2013 (15-24) 314 2006 (24-16) 216 2004 (14-19) 42 2000 (22-11) 306 2018 (20-17-1) 215 2012 (12-28) 42 2008 (22-14) 289 2008 (22-14) 202 2010 (18-20) 42 2015 (23-15) 286 2010 (18-20) 201 1991 (6-25-2) 41 2017 (33-9) 280 2009 (19-20) 195 2008 (22-14) 39 2009 (19-20) 279 2007 (24-12) 35 2003 (21-13) TEAM PITCHING RECORDS STRIKEOUTS LOWEST EARNED RUN MOST WILD PITCHES AVERAGE (ERA) 319 2017 (33-9) 58 1991 (6-25-2) 258 2019 (22-18) 1.53 1971 (14-5) 48 1992 (9-19-1) 256 2018 (20-17-1) 2.13 1967 (6-8) 45 1990 (10-20) 230 2016 (18-22) 2.14 1968 (9-6) 40 1993 (10-20) 223 2001 (20-17-1) 2.50 1969 (4-11) 40 2013 (15-24) 217 2012 (12-28) 2.81 1989 (16-14-1) 40 2019 (22-18) 217 1998 (13-21) 37 1979 (17-20) 2.94 1977 (18-12) 213 1999 (20-16) 35 2014 (19-16) 3.19 2007 (24-12) 211 2006 (24-16) 35 2012 (12-28) 3.19 2017 (33-9) 203 2015 (23-15) 33 2003 (21-13) 195 1977 (18-12) 3.43 2000 (22-11) 33 1980 (19-17-1) 190 2014 (19-16) 3.50 1983 (7-13) 32 2016 (18-22) 186 2000 (22-11) 3.50 1973 (9-11) 3.50 1961 (3-7) RELIEF APPEARENCES SHUTOUTS COMPLETE GAMES 94 2019 (22-18) 4 2005 (18-15) 22 1980 (19-17-1) 90 2016 (18-22) 4 1999 (20-16) 20 1977 (18-12) 4 1980 (19-17-1) 86 2012 (12-28) 19 1979 (17-20) 4 2016 (18-22) 83 2015 (23-15) 4 2017 (33-9) 18 1987 (12-16) 78 2018 (20-17-1) 3 2019 (22-18) 17 1989 (16-14-1) 69 2017 (33-9) 3 2011 (16-19) 17 1986 (11-13-1) 68 2013 (15-24) 3 2009 (19-20) 16 1998 (13-21) 58 2010 (18-20) 3 2006 (24-16) 16 1982 (10-18) 57 2014 (19-16) 3 2003 (21-13) 15 2006 (24-16) 3 2002 (17-16) 56 2001 (20-17-1) 15 1999 (20-16) 3 2000 (22-11) 56 2006 (24-16) 3 1989 (16-14-1) BASE ON BALLS (WALKS) 195 1985 (6-25) 178 1979 (17-20) 174 2019 (22-18) 162 1990 (19-17-1) 157 1982 (10-18) 143 1984 (7-18) 141 1999 (20-16) 140 1980 (18-11) 136 1998 (13-21) 136 1994 (13-21) 133 2012 (12-28) 132 1981 (7-16) INDIVIDUAL SINGLE SEASON BATTING RECORDS BATTING AVERAGE AT BATS (Minimum 2.5 at-bats per game) 166 Will Gorman Jr.
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    Wright State University CORE Scholar Athletics Publications Athletics 3-1-1987 Wright State Baseball Media Guide 1987 Wright State University Athletics Follow this and additional works at: https://corescholar.libraries.wright.edu/athletics_publications Part of the Public Relations and Advertising Commons Repository Citation Wright State University Athletics (1987). Wright State Baseball Media Guide 1987. : Wright State University. This Media Guide is brought to you for free and open access by the Athletics at CORE Scholar. It has been accepted for inclusion in Athletics Publications by an authorized administrator of CORE Scholar. For more information, please contact [email protected]. 1987 Wright State University Baseball Well-Armed with a Feared One-Two Punch WRIGHT Wright State University SD\IE Dayton, Ohio 45435 1987 Schedule 1987 Outlook March 14 Saturday Bowling Green (2) noon 21 Saturday Salem State (2)* 9 am 22 Sunday Fitchburg State* 9:30 am Hillsdale* 3 pm 23 Monday Amherst* 7 pm 24 Tuesday Pittsburgh Pirates (exhibition)* 10 am 25 Wednesday Brandeis* 10 am Amherst* 7 pm 26 Thursday Milligan (2)* 1 pm 28 Saturday Milligan* 9:30 am Toledo* 1 pm 29 Sunday Amherst* 1 pm Last year the Wright State baseball team was touted as an offensive powerhouse with 30 Monday at Ashland (2) 1 pm six players that had hit over .300 the previous season. It was no surprise that the Raiders 31 Tuesday at Ohio (2) 1 pm posted a .303 team batting average en route to a berth in the NCAA Regional Tournament where they placed third. It was the seventh postseason appearance for Wright State and April the first in three years.

  • Wright State University Baseball Media Guide 2005

    Wright State University CORE Scholar Athletics Publications Athletics 2005 Wright State University Baseball Media Guide 2005 Wright State University Athletics Follow this and additional works at: https://corescholar.libraries.wright.edu/athletics_publications Part of the Public Relations and Advertising Commons A [ftl[!l3/. Omi'Li:ti: •=tAi'l-iC Graphics Inc. OLUtiOnl DIGITAL CO LOR PRE-PRESS .... .... • Graphic Design • Short Run Color Printing • Print Services From Design to Finished Piece • Pocket Folders & Sell Sheets • Tradeshow Graphics • Color Banners & Posters • Vinyl Stickers & Outdoor Banners • Brochures, Flyers & Newsletters • Magazine & Periodical Publication • Graphic Window Coverings Fleet Graphics, Inc. AProud Supponer of wsu soons 50 Years Serving the Miami Valley ....... 1419 Business Center Court• Dayton, OH 45410 • (937) 252.2552 • Fax: (937) 252.2105 • [email protected] 2005 WRIGHT STATE BASEBALL Contents Mission Statement All-Time Roster ..................... ... .... ....................... ......... .. 20-21 The athletics program at Wright State University is All-Time Series Records ... .. ..................... .. ............. ...... ...... 19 recognized as an integral part of the total educa­ Brian Anderson ... .......................... .. .. ...... ..... .... .. ..... .... ..... ... 28 tional process. The a thletics program is designed to Coaching Staff ........................ ... .. ...... .............................. 2-3 contribute to the total development of the student­ Dayton .................