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Lehigh Baseball Record Book LEHIGH BASEBALL RECORD BOOK PATRIOT LEAGUE TOURNAMENT: 1996, 2002, 2003, 2004, 2005, 2006, 2010, 2014, 2015, 2016 TABLE OF CONTENTS PATRIOT LEAGUE Individual Single Season Records 2 TOURNAMENT CHAMPIONS: Individual Career Records 3 2006, 2015 Honors and Awards 4-8 Postseason and Coaching History 9 PATRIOT LEAGUE Year-by-Year History 10 REGULAR SEASON CHAMPIONS: Series Record vs. All Opponents 11 2002, 2006 All-Time Series vs. Patriot League 12-14 Year-by-Year Results 15-21 EAST COAST CONFERENCE Mountain Hawks in MLB and Hall of Fame 22 REGULAR SEASON CHAMPIONS: 1984 Please contact Lehigh Baseball SID Josh Liddick ([email protected]) with any additions, corrections or omissions to NCAA REGIONAL TOURNAMENT: this record book. 2006, 2015 Last Updated: September 19, 2020 SINGLE SEASON INDIVIDUAL RECORDS GAMES PLAYED RUNS Mike Garzillo...............................................2015 .....................56 Joe Ercolano ...............................................2006 .....................60 Andrew Smith ............................................2006 .....................56 Matt McBride..............................................2006 .....................56 Matt McBride..............................................2006 .....................56 Jacen Nalesnik ...........................................2017 .....................53 Joe Ercolano ...............................................2006 .....................55 Mike Garzillo...............................................2016 .....................51 Mike Sandonato ........................................2006 .....................55 Eric Hoffman ...............................................2002 .....................50 OFFENSIVE WALKS AT BATS Ben Talbott ..................................................1997 .....................45 Patrick Donnelly ........................................2016 .................. 214 Joe Ercolano ...............................................2006 .....................39 Matt McBride..............................................2006 .................. 211 Scott Fegley ................................................1984 .....................39 Jacen Nalesnik ...........................................2016 .................. 210 Mike Maguire ...................................2019 ................ 39 Mike Garzillo...............................................2015 .................. 209 Justin Pacchioli ..........................................2015 .....................38 Mike Garzillo...............................................2016 .................. 201 PITCHING Jacen Nalesnik ...........................................2015 .................. 201 ERA (Min. 30 IP) Lee Butz........................................................1954 ................. 1.17 BATTING AVERAGE (Min. 100 ABs) Doug Reichenbach ..................................1978 ................. 1.51 Mike Matto ..................................................1983 ................. .488 Paul Hartzell ...............................................1975 ................. 1.66 Pat Hollander .............................................2000 ................. .486 Mitch Smith ................................................1977 ................. 1.74 Del Markward ............................................1980 ................. .447 Craig Anderson .........................................1959 ................. 1.79 Joe Ercolano ...............................................2005 ................. .422 Mark Washington .....................................2016 ................. 1.80 Matt McBride..............................................2006 ................. .417 INNINGS PITCHED HITS Mitch Smith ................................................1977 .....................93 Matt McBride..............................................2006 .....................88 Paul Hartzell ...............................................1975 .....................92 Mike Garzillo...............................................2015 .....................75 David Cerminaro .......................................2002 ................. 88.1 Jacen Nalesnik ...........................................2016 .....................70 Mitch Smith ................................................1978 ................. 87.1 Eric Hoffman ...............................................2002 .....................70 Kyle Collina .................................................2006 ................. 85.2 Pat Hollander .............................................2000 .....................67 Patrick Donnelly ........................................2016 .....................64 WINS Justin Pacchioli ..........................................2015 .....................64 David Cerminaro .......................................2002 ....................... 9 Joe Matteo ..................................................2006 ....................... 8 DOUBLES Jack Muscalus ............................................2002 & 2004......... 7 Matt McBride..............................................2004 .....................20 Mitch Smith ................................................1977 & 1979......... 7 Matt McBride..............................................2006 .....................19 Four with ...................................................................................... 7 Eric Hoffman ...............................................2004 .....................19 (Menzzopane ‘71, Sterner ‘74, Gara ‘83, Mark ‘84, Longernecker ‘10) Mike Garzillo...............................................2015 .....................18 STRIKEOUTS David Young ...............................................2016 .....................17 Craig Anderson .........................................1960 .....................94 Matt McBride..............................................2005 .....................17 Craig Anderson .........................................1959 .....................92 Jesse Novalis ..............................................2001 .....................17 Kyle Collina .................................................2006 .....................87 TRIPLES Mitch Smith ................................................1977 .....................85 Paul Hartzell ...............................................1975 .....................83 Justin Pacchioli ..........................................2013 ....................... 5 Jeffrey Pietrak ............................................2000 ....................... 5 COMPLETE GAMES Daniel Kulp .................................................1997 ....................... 5 Paul Hartzell ...............................................1975 .....................10 Glenn Troxell...............................................1976 ....................... 5 David Cerminaro .......................................2002 ....................... 9 John Mark ....................................................1985 ....................... 8 HOME RUNS Four with ...................................................................................... 7 Jacen Nalesnik ...........................................2017 .....................13 (Smith ‘77, Angstreich ‘96, Cerminaro ‘01, Kent ‘12) Mike Garzillo...............................................2015 .....................13 Matt McBride..............................................2006 .....................12 APPEARANCES Andrew Smith ............................................2005 .....................12 Matt Mezzancello .....................................2005 ....................23 Forrest Doane ............................................2005 .....................11 Matt Mezzancello .....................................2004 ....................20 Jesse Novalis ..............................................2002 .....................10 Kevin Boswick ............................................2015 ....................20 Jeff Onorato ................................................1983 .....................10 Nick Cassell .................................................2014 ....................19 Cory Kent .....................................................2011 ....................19 RBI Matt McBride..............................................2006 .....................61 SAVES Mike Garzillo...............................................2015 .....................54 Cory Kent ....................................................2010 ...................... 9 Patrick Donnelly ........................................2016 .....................50 Cory Kent .....................................................2011 ...................... 8 Andrew Smith ............................................2005 .....................49 Nick Cassell .................................................2014 ...................... 7 Ben Talbott ..................................................1995 .....................48 Ethan Frohman ..........................................2018 ...................... 5 Ethan Frohman ..........................................2017 ...................... 4 STOLEN BASES Kevin Boswick ............................................2015 & 2016........ 4 Justin Pacchioli ..........................................2015 .....................31 Dave Angstreich ........................................1996 ...................... 4 Justin Pagan ...............................................2000 .....................27 Ed Jarzembowski ......................................1978 ...................... 4 Pete D’Agostino .........................................1984
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