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Baseball Record Book North Hagerstown High School North Hagerstown High School Baseball Record Book 2018 Edition AT BATS Andrew Yacyk Justin Weaver Brian Fox 2010-2013 2004-2006 1978-1980 AT BATS AT BATS AT BATS CAREER SEASON GAME Rank Player Years AB's Rank Player Year AB's Rank Player Opponent, Year AB's 1 Andrew Yacyk 2010-2013 273 1 Justin Weaver 2005 85 1 Brian Fox vs Williamsport, 1979 6 2 Matt Murray 2002-2005 246 2 Rick Christian 1984 80 2 Bill Calandrelle vs Williamsport, 1979 6 3 T.J. Hose 2001-2004 242 3 Charles Cvijanovich 2010 80 3 Kenny Shanholtz vs Williamsport, 1979 6 4 Matt Ridenour 2002-2005 226 4 Richie Eichelberger 1994 79 4 Bill McLucas vs Williamsport, 1979 6 5 Charles Cvijanovich 2010-2012 210 5 Matt Johnson 2001 79 5 Matt Johnson vs Kennedy, 2001 6 6 Chase Metz 2016-2018 197 6 Malik Carey 2015 79 6 several players 5 7 Matt Daley 2011-2013 193 7 Donnie Gipe 1986 78 8 Mike Martin 1989-1992 192 8 Matt Murray 2005 78 9 Ty Benson 2009-2011 188 9 Matt Hess 2001 77 10 Brian Fox 1978-1980 180 10 Andrew Yacyk 2012 77 11 Randy Butts 1982-1984 180 11 Tanner Cross 2001 76 12 Kyle Robinson 2002-2004 180 12 Freddie Kreiger 2006 76 13 Larry Webster 1982-1984 178 13 Patrick O'Connor 2015 76 14 Tom Fahrney 1980-1982 176 14 Tracy Oyler 1984 75 15 Chris Grove 2003-2005 175 15 Shawn Reynolds 1986 75 16 Aaron Stoner 2008-2010 172 16 Ryan Sword 2010 75 17 Rick Christian 1982-1985 171 17 Jake Bachtell 2011 75 18 Eric Piefer 1987-1990 167 18 Matt Daley 2013 75 19 Chris Yumlu 1980-1982 165 19 Chris Barnes 1986 74 20 Shawn Reynolds 1985-1988 165 20 Justin Ruth 1994 74 21 Kevin Walters 1985-1988 164 21 Troy Carbaugh 2013 74 22 Richie Eichelberger 1992-1994 160 22 Brent Toms 2005 73 23 Justin Weaver 2004-2006 160 23 Colby Thompson 2005 73 24 Nick Forcino 1982-1984 159 24 Justin Weaver 2006 73 25 Eric Showe 1987-1989 156 25 Austin Stone 2013 73 26 Cody Nelling 2006-2008 155 26 Josh Barron 2014 73 27 Skip Barnhart 1961-1964 153 27 Matt Tedrick 2002 72 28 Austin Stone 2012-2014 153 28 Marcellus Sumlin 2006 72 29 Junior Younker 1962-1965 151 29 Ty Benson 2010 72 1986 Maryland State Champs RUNS Matt Daley Charles Cvijanovich Aaron Stottlemyer 2010-2013 2010-2012 2009-2010 RUNS RUNS RUNS CAREER SEASON GAME Rank Player Years Runs Rank Player Year Runs Rank Player Opponent, Year Runs 1 Andrew Yacyk 2010-2013 98 1 Charles Cvijanovich 2012 38 1 Matt Johnson vs Kennedy, 2001 6 2 Charles Cvijanovich 2010-2012 85 2 Matt Daley 2012 36 2 Donnie Gipe vs South Carroll, 1985 5 3 Matt Daley 2011-2013 80 3 Justin Weaver 2005 35 3 Aaron Stottlemyer vs Boonsboro, 2010 5 4 Matt Ridenour 2002-2005 71 4 Andrew Yacyk 2012 35 4 Charles Cvijanovich vs Mountain Ridge, 2012 5 5 Mike Martin 1989-1992 70 5 Donnie Gipe 1986 31 5 several players 4 6 Chase Metz 2016-2018 69 6 Eric Showe 1989 31 7 Ty Benson 2009-2011 65 7 Matt Johnson 2001 31 8 T.J. Hose 2001-2004 64 8 Phil Pietro 2012 31 9 Rick Christian 1982-1985 58 9 Eddie Talbert 1984 30 10 Justin Weaver 2004-2006 58 10 Matt Ridenour 2005 29 11 Billy Nutter 1978-1981 56 11 Chris Grove 2005 29 12 Randy Butts 1982-1984 55 12 Chase Metz 2018 29 13 Donnie Gipe 1985-1986 55 13 Rick Christian 1984 28 14 Eddie Talbert 1982-1984 54 14 Rick Christian 1985 28 15 Eric Showe 1987-1989 54 15 Mike Martin 1991 28 16 Phil Pietro 2010-2012 52 16 Matt Daley 2013 28 17 Larry Webster 1982-1984 51 17 Randy Butts 1984 27 18 Freddie Kreiger 2002-2006 49 18 Freddie Kreiger 2005 27 19 Mark Grunberg 2013-2014 49 19 Ty Benson 2010 27 20 Tommy Hawkins 1957-1960 48 20 Andrew Yacyk 2013 27 21 Eric Piefer 1987-1990 48 21 Mark Grunberg 2013 27 22 Tracy Oyler 1983-1984 46 22 Donnie Gipe 1985 26 23 Tim Burger 1989-1991 46 23 Matt Hess 2001 26 24 Matt Johnson 2001-2002 46 24 Charles Cvijanovich 2011 26 25 Chris Grove 2003-2005 44 25 Charlie Mellott 1965 25 26 Greg Eversole 1964-1967 43 26 Billy Nutter 1981 25 27 Trevor Hullinger 2002-2004 43 27 Randy Butts 1982 25 28 Andy Suder 1984-1986 42 28 Andy Suder 1986 25 29 Brent Toms 2003-2005 42 29 Paul Berry 2001 25 30 Aaron Stoner 2009-2011 42 30 Trevor Hullinger 2003 25 31 Charlie Mellott 1962-1965 41 31 Austin Stone 2013 25 32 Austin Stone 2012-2014 41 32 Chris Barnes 1986 24 33 Harry Daley 1963-1965 40 33 Tim Burger 1990 24 34 Kevin Walters 1985-1988 40 34 Thomas Allen 2010 24 35 Kyle Robinson 2002-2004 40 35 Ty Benson 2011 24 36 Nick Forcino 1982-1984 39 36 Jeff Williams 1982 23 37 Scott Rippeon 1984-1986 39 37 Tracy Oyler 1983 23 38 Chris Barnes 1985-1986 39 38 Tracy Oyler 1984 23 39 Scott Neal 2017-2018 39 39 Eric Piefer 1990 23 40 Mike Socks 1984-1986 38 40 Richie Eichelberger 1994 23 41 Hunter Martin 2014-2015 38 41 Ian Selby 2018 23 Bob "Turtle" Smith played for the Hubs from 1956-1958. Smith went on to play baseball at the University of Maryland after earning a scholarship from Terps Head Coach Jack Jackson. He started as sophomore and every game after that through his senior year. In Smith's senior year he was chosen co-captain and earned the Berger Cup, which is given to the baseball player for outstanding contribution to athletics through baseball. After college Smith became very successful in business, working for Xerox all over the globe. In 1980 Smith moved to Great Falls, VA and regularly attended Terps baseball games. Smith and his wife wanted to do something to help the program --- so they wrote a seven-figure check to benefit the baseball program. The University would return the favor and rename the baseball field Bob "Turtle" Smith Stadium for his generosity to the baseball program. Bob "Turtle" Smith BATTING AVERAGE Phil Pietro Mike Martin Matt Johnson 2010-2012 1989-1992 2000-2002 BATTING AVERAGE (min 80 ABs) BATTING AVERAGE (min 40 ABs) BATTING AVERAGE CAREER SEASON GAME Rank Player Years Avg Rank Player Year Avg Rank Player Opponent, Year Avg 1 Phil Pietro 2010-2012 .463 1 Mike Martin 1991 .527 1 Matt Johnson (6-6) Kennedy, 2001 1.000 2 Donnie Gipe 1985-1986 .447 2 Matt Ridenour 2005 .521 1 numerous players 1.000 3 Jake Bachtell 2010-2011 .437 3 Rick Suder 1975 .519 4 Mike Martin 1989-1992 .432 4 Rick Christian 1985 .517 5 Randy Butts 1982-1984 .428 5 Phil Pietro 2012 .516 6 Rick Christian 1982-1985 .427 6 Charlie Mellott 1965 .500 7 Charlie Mellott 1962-1965 .424 7 Marcellus Sumlin 2007 .500 8 Andrew Yacyk 2010-2013 .418 8 Chris Palmer 2006 .492 9 T.J. Hose 2001-2004 .409 9 Gary Rice 1965 .479 10 Matt Daley 2011-2013 .409 10 Eric Showe 1989 .478 11 Charles Cvijanovich 2010-2012 .405 11 Tubby Stotler 1956 .475 12 Matt Ridenour 2002-2005 .403 12 Donnie Gipe 1986 .474 13 Marcellus Sumlin 2006-2007 .403 13 Eddie Talbert 1984 .471 14 Austin Stone 2012-2014 .399 14 Matt Tedrick 2003 .468 15 Mark Dattillio 2006-2007 .398 15 Jim McGinniss 1962 .467 16 Zane Schreiber 2012-2013 .396 16 T.J. Hose 2002 .465 17 Matt Tedrick 2002-2003 .395 17 Randy Butts 1983 .463 18 Ty Benson 2009-2011 .394 18 Mike Martin 1992 .459 19 Danny Cunningham 1989-1992 .392 19 Andrew Yacyk 2012 .455 20 Eddie Talbert 1982-1984 .383 20 Billy Nutter 1981 .453 21 Turtle Smith 1956-1958 .381 21 Austin Stone 2013 .452 22 Rick Suder 1974-1976 .376 22 Jake Bachtell 2010 .451 23 Matt Johnson 2001-2002 .376 23 Stevie Clapper 2014 .450 24 Harry Daley 1963-1965 .372 24 Dick Knode 1957 .444 25 Eric Showe 1987-1989 .372 25 Harry Daley 1965 .440 26 Matt Murray 2002-2005 .370 26 Matt Daley 2013 .440 27 Justin Weaver 2004-2006 .369 27 T.J. Hose 2001 .439 28 Alex Courtney 2011-2012 .367 28 Matt Johnson 2001 .430 29 Billy Nutter 1978-1981 .366 29 Jeff Williams 1982 .429 30 Scott Neal 2016-2018 .365 30 Phil Pietro 2010 .427 31 Tracy Oyler 1983-1984 .362 31 Jake Bachtell 2011 .427 32 Mike Socks 1984-1986 .362 32 Jake Bachtell 2011 .427 33 Gordy Fisher 1969-1970 .354 33 Bobby Kegarise 1995 .426 34 Larry Webster 1982-1984 .354 34 Phil Pietro 2010 .426 35 Pork Wallech 1989-1991 .353 35 Matt Murray 2005 .423 36 Scott Rippeon 1984-1986 .351 36 Mark Dattilio 2006 .423 37 Tim Burger 1989-1991 .351 37 Bobby Long 2001 .420 38 Camden Casey 2017-2018 .349 38 Tim Burger 1990 .419 39 Marty Sauble 1966-1967 .347 39 Ty Benson 2011 .418 40 Mickey Billmeyer 1979-1982 .346 40 Charles Cvijanovich 2012 .418 41 Tim McNamee 1970-1972 .345 41 Ty Benson 2010 .417 42 Shawn Reynolds 1985-1988 .345 42 Eric Piefer 1990 .415 43 Chase Metz 2016-2018 .345 43 Randy Butts 1982 .414 44 Roger Barnes 1967-1968 .344 44 Rick Christian 1984 .413 45 Jeff Williams 1980-1982 .341 45 Donnie Gipe 1985 .413 46 Eric Piefer 1987-1990 .341 46 Charles Cvijanovich 2010 .413 47 Nick Forcino 1982-1984 .340 47 Gordie Fisher 1969 .412 48 Greg Eversole 1965-1967 .338 48 Aaron Stoner 2010 .412 49 Richie Eichelberger 1992-1994 .338 49 Randy Butts 1984 .411 50 Freddie Kreiger 2003-2006 .336 50 Scott Rippeon 1986 .409 51 Hunter Martin 2014-2015 .336 51 Andrew Yacyk 2013 .409 52 Ian Selby 2017-2018 .336 52 Tim McNamee 1972 .407 53 Chris Barnes 1985-1986 .333 53 Andrew Yacyk 2011 .406 54 Tommy Hawkins 1957-1960 .331 54 Richie Eichelberger 1994 .405 55 Aaron Stoner 2009-2011 .331 55 Earl Rowland 1995 .405 56 Matt Daley 2012 .404 57 Nick Forcino 1984 .400 58 Zane Schrieber 2013 .400 HITS Andrew Yacyk Donnie Gipe Matt Johnson 2010-2013 1985-1986 2000-2002 HITS HITS HITS CAREER SEASON GAME Rank Player Years Hits Rank Player Year Hits Rank Player Opponent, Year Hits 1 Andrew Yacyk 2010-2013 114 1 Donnie Gipe 1986 37 1 Matt Johnson vs Kennedy, 2001 6 2 T.J.
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