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Baseball/Softball 野球・ソフトボール / Baseball/Softball Softball ソフトボール / Softball Best Offensive Players 野⼿成績 / Meilleurs joueurs oﬀensifs As of TUE 27 JUL 2021 at 22:21 After 17 Games Batting Average Leaders Slugging Percentage Leaders (Minimum 2.7 Plate appearances per game played by the Team) Rank Player Team GP PA AB H AVG Rank Player Team GP PA AB TB SLG% 1 SALLING Jenn CAN 6 20 14 8 .571 1 SALLING Jenn CAN 6 20 14 13 .929 2 Mc CLENEY Haylie USA 6 21 17 9 .529 2 FUJITA Yamato JPN 6 19 18 16 .889 3 FUJITA Yamato JPN 6 19 18 7 .389 3 YAMAMOTO Yu JPN 6 19 18 12 .667 4 YAMAMOTO Yu JPN 6 19 18 6 .333 4 Mc CLENEY Haylie USA 6 21 17 11 .647 5 TSITSIKRONIS Taylah AUS 5 15 9 3 .333 5 URTEZ Anissa MEX 6 21 20 12 .600 6 GODFREY Leigh AUS 5 18 15 5 .333 6 WALL Jade AUS 5 14 11 5 .455 7 URTEZ Anissa MEX 6 21 20 6 .300 7 ROMERO Sydney MEX 6 21 18 8 .444 8 HAYWARD Victoria CAN 6 22 20 6 .300 8 TSITSIKRONIS Taylah AUS 5 15 9 4 .444 9 GONZALES Chelsea MEX 6 19 19 5 .263 9 BROOKSHIRE Suzannah MEX 6 19 16 7 .438 10 BROOKSHIRE Suzannah MEX 6 19 16 4 .250 10 HAYWARD Victoria CAN 6 22 20 8 .400 Home Run Leaders Runs Batted In Leaders Rank Player Team HR Rank Player Team RBI 1 FUJITA Yamato JPN 3 1 FUJITA Yamato JPN 7 2 YAMAMOTO Yu JPN 2 2 SALLING Jenn CAN 5 3 URTEZ Anissa MEX 2 3 YAMAMOTO Yu JPN 5 4 GILBERT Jen CAN 1 4 WALL Jade AUS 4 5 WALL Jade AUS 1 5 URTEZ Anissa MEX 4 6 SALLING Jenn CAN 1 6 ENTZMINGER Emma CAN 3 7 CERVANTES Brittany MEX 1 7 FRANKLIN Larissa CAN 3 7 NAITO Minori JPN 1 8 CHIDESTER Amanda USA 3 7 STEWART Kelsey USA 1 9 AGUILAR Ali USA 2 10 ROMERO Sydney MEX 1 9 ATSUMI Mana JPN 2 Runs Scored Leaders Stolen Base Leaders Rank Player Team R Rank Player Team SB 1 HAYWARD Victoria CAN 7 1 POLIDORI Erika CAN 2 2 NAITO Minori JPN 4 There are 10 players tied with 1 3 Mc CLENEY Haylie USA 4 4 FUJITA Yamato JPN 4 4 YAMAMOTO Yu JPN 4 6 SALLING Jenn CAN 3 7 BROOKSHIRE Suzannah MEX 3 8 HARSHMAN Kelsey CAN 3 8 ROMERO Sydney MEX 3 10 LYE Joey CAN 2 Note: Determination of rankings: Batting average: Batting average (descending), Slugging percentage (descending), At bats (descending) Slugging percentage: Slugging percentage (descending), At bats (descending) Home runs: Home runs (descending), At bats (ascending) Runs batted in: Runs batted in (descending), At bats (ascending) Runs scored: Runs scored (descending), At bats (ascending) Stolen bases: Stolen bases (descending), Stolen base percentage (descending) Legend: AB At bats AVG Batting average GP Games played H Hits HR Home runs PA Plate appearances R Runs RBI Runs batted in SB Stolen bases SLG% Slugging percentage TB Total bases on hits BSBWSBLTEAM9----------------------_85A 17 Report Created TUE 27 JUL 2021 22:21 Page 1/1.

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