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2013 FCSAA Baseball Review 2013 FCSAA Baseball Review Compiled by Rob Chaney, FCSAA Scoreboard Coordinator Tallahassee Community College FCSAA/NJCAA Region 8 2013 Baseball Review FCSAA ERA Leaders RANK ERA 1 R Love St. Johns River State College 0.86 2 K McEachern Lake Sumter Community College 1.26 3 D Wood Lake Sumter Community College 1.33 4 M Pearce Polk State College 1.65 5 K Martin Santa Fe College 1.66 6 R Kalaf State College of Florida, Manatee-Sarasota 1.67 7 R Etsell Hillsborough Community College 1.69 8 C Gilmore Brevard Community College 1.71 9 M Pennington St. Johns River State College 1.77 10 J UNDERWOOD Palm Beach State College 1.87 11 C Mizelle Daytona State College 1.91 12 K Hering Brevard Community College 2.10 13 K Andre Seminole State College of Florida 2.12 14 B Ancheff State College of Florida, Manatee-Sarasota 2.14 15 R PISTEY Palm Beach State College 2.21 16 N Deckert Tallahassee Community College 2.31 17 B Torres St. Johns River State College 2.44 18 J Russell Seminole State College of Florida 2.51 19 M Wynne Hillsborough Community College 2.52 20 J Milliman Pensacola State College 2.54 21 G Nuss Seminole State College of Florida 2.59 22 T Wright Tallahassee Community College 2.61 23 M Mader Chipola College 2.62 24 M Cody St. Johns River State College 2.76 25 C Misell Chipola College 2.77 26 R McClain State College of Florida, Manatee-Sarasota 2.83 27 C Mulholland State College of Florida, Manatee-Sarasota 2.94 28 J Ortiz Broward College 2.96 29 E Bauer College of Central Florida 3.00 30 R Coursel St. Petersburg College 3.16 31 B Leach Gulf Coast State College 3.18 32 D Raftery State College of Florida, Manatee-Sarasota 3.18 33 C Chism St. Petersburg College 3.18 34 A Miller Brevard Community College 3.22 35 B COUGHLIN Palm Beach State College 3.23 35 M Royal Northwest Florida State College 3.23 37 C Sparkman Polk State College 3.26 38 J Sebelle Daytona State College 3.27 39 A Glorius Indian River State College 3.35 40 J Marotta College of Central Florida 3.40 41 J Larson Santa Fe College 3.54 42 T Lewis Chipola College 3.54 43 M Hennessey Lake Sumter Community College 3.64 44 B Emery Daytona State College 3.73 45 W Locke Northwest Florida State College 3.83 46 T Brookes Brevard Community College 3.83 46 A Gonzalez Indian River State College 3.83 48 W Gerdes Pensacola State College 3.91 49 B Holsombach Lake Sumter Community College 3.92 50 J Ripoll Lake Sumter Community College 4.04 FCSAA/NJCAA Region 8 2013 Baseball Review FCSAA Strikeout Leaders RANK K 1 J UNDERWOOD Palm Beach State College 118 2 R Etsell Hillsborough Community College 97 3 J Marotta College of Central Florida 91 4 R Kalaf State College of Florida, Manatee-Sarasota 86 5 B Ancheff State College of Florida, Manatee-Sarasota 79 5 R PISTEY Palm Beach State College 79 7 J LAZARO Palm Beach State College 75 8 K Hering Brevard Community College 71 9 B Maggard Gulf Coast State College 67 9 C Mizelle Daytona State College 67 11 C Chism St. Petersburg College 66 11 M Mader Chipola College 66 11 M Pennington St. Johns River State College 66 14 N Deckert Tallahassee Community College 64 14 R McClain State College of Florida, Manatee-Sarasota 64 16 K McEachern Lake Sumter Community College 63 16 C Misell Chipola College 63 18 D Wood Lake Sumter Community College 62 19 G Nuss Seminole State College of Florida 60 20 K Martin Santa Fe College 59 20 D Raftery State College of Florida, Manatee-Sarasota 59 22 R Coursel St. Petersburg College 56 22 M Pearce Polk State College 56 24 B Leach Gulf Coast State College 55 24 T Lewis Chipola College 55 26 M Royal Northwest Florida State College 53 27 C Mulholland State College of Florida, Manatee-Sarasota 52 28 J Russell Seminole State College of Florida 51 28 J Sever Daytona State College 51 30 E Bauer College of Central Florida 49 30 A Fronsoe Brevard Community College 49 32 J McCarthy Gulf Coast State College 48 33 R Love St. Johns River State College 47 33 C Robinson St. Johns River State College 47 35 K Andre Seminole State College of Florida 46 36 V Cole Tallahassee Community College 44 37 J Dinardo Lake Sumter Community College 43 38 M Cody St. Johns River State College 42 38 B Jones Polk State College 42 38 T Mollica Seminole State College of Florida 42 41 T McPherson South Florida State College 41 41 J Milliman Pensacola State College 41 41 L Papanicolaou Northwest Florida State College 41 44 B Emery Daytona State College 39 44 A Miller Brevard Community College 39 44 M Wynne Hillsborough Community College 39 47 J Hansen Pensacola State College 38 48 J Ripoll Lake Sumter Community College 37 48 D VanSickle Tallahassee Community College 37 48 C Walkerow Broward College 37 FCSAA/NJCAA Region 8 2013 Baseball Review FCSAA Wins Leaders RANK W L 1 B Ancheff State College of Florida, Manatee-Sarasota 11 3 1 R PISTEY Palm Beach State College 11 3 1 J UNDERWOOD Palm Beach State College 11 2 4 K Andre Seminole State College of Florida 10 2 5 N Deckert Tallahassee Community College 9 1 5 J Marotta College of Central Florida 9 3 5 R McClain State College of Florida, Manatee-Sarasota 9 2 8 R Kalaf State College of Florida, Manatee-Sarasota 8 1 8 R Love St. Johns River State College 8 2 8 M Pennington St. Johns River State College 8 4 11 B Leach Gulf Coast State College 7 3 12 M Cody St. Johns River State College 6 3 12 R Etsell Hillsborough Community College 6 3 12 C Gilmore Brevard Community College 6 2 12 K Martin Santa Fe College 6 0 12 M Pearce Polk State College 6 1 12 J Russell Seminole State College of Florida 6 1 12 B Torres St. Johns River State College 6 4 12 T Wright Tallahassee Community College 6 1 12 D kelley Gulf Coast State College 6 1 21 C Chism St. Petersburg College 5 4 21 V Cole Tallahassee Community College 5 0 21 R Coursel St. Petersburg College 5 4 21 J Dinardo Lake Sumter Community College 5 4 21 B Maggard Gulf Coast State College 5 6 21 K McEachern Lake Sumter Community College 5 2 21 C Misell Chipola College 5 1 21 G Nuss Seminole State College of Florida 5 2 21 C Sparkman Polk State College 5 2 21 J Stanley Tallahassee Community College 5 1 21 D Wood Lake Sumter Community College 5 1 32 T Brookes Brevard Community College 4 2 32 D Carr State College of Florida, Manatee-Sarasota 4 0 32 B Emery Daytona State College 4 3 32 C Eskew State College of Florida, Manatee-Sarasota 4 0 32 W Gerdes Pensacola State College 4 1 32 B Holsombach Lake Sumter Community College 4 1 32 J LAZARO Palm Beach State College 4 5 32 M Lagrange St. Petersburg College 4 0 32 M McGinnity Broward College 4 5 32 A Miller Brevard Community College 4 6 32 R Monkman Seminole State College of Florida 4 1 32 P Riley Tallahassee Community College 4 2 32 C Robinson St. Johns River State College 4 1 32 K Schackne Polk State College 4 1 32 D Vail Santa Fe College 4 1 32 D VanSickle Tallahassee Community College 4 0 32 C Walkerow Broward College 4 4 32 M Warren Daytona State College 4 1 32 M Wynne Hillsborough Community College 4 3 FCSAA/NJCAA Region 8 2013 Baseball Review FCSAA Saves Leaders RANK SV 1 T Norris Polk State College 14 2 K McEachern Lake Sumter Community College 12 3 D Raftery State College of Florida, Manatee-Sarasota 10 4 V Cole Tallahassee Community College 8 5 C Gilmore Brevard Community College 7 5 R Monkman Seminole State College of Florida 7 7 T Dimaio Broward College 5 8 J Sebelle Daytona State College 4 8 D Shives Hillsborough Community College 4 10 E Bornstein Tallahassee Community College 3 10 K Husum Gulf Coast State College 3 10 T Lewis Chipola College 3 10 J Piriz Brevard Community College 3 10 K Schindler St. Petersburg College 3 15 J Baber South Florida State College 2 15 M Belcher Chipola College 2 15 K Kelleher St. Petersburg College 2 15 R Labrador Polk State College 2 15 K McDonald College of Central Florida 2 15 C Robinson St. Johns River State College 2 15 D Santangelo State College of Florida, Manatee-Sarasota 2 15 B Torres St. Johns River State College 2 15 C Woody College of Central Florida 2 15 D kelley Gulf Coast State College 2 25 M Adames Hillsborough Community College 1 25 A Atkinson St. Johns River State College 1 25 J Baggs Brevard Community College 1 25 M Barrios Miami Dade College 1 25 D Carr State College of Florida, Manatee-Sarasota 1 25 K Carter Miami Dade College 1 25 J Chavis South Florida State College 1 25 K Cunningham South Florida State College 1 25 C Denmark Santa Fe College 1 25 K Godwin Hillsborough Community College 1 25 B Leach Gulf Coast State College 1 25 J Lindsay Brevard Community College 1 25 B Marell Pensacola State College 1 25 J Marotta College of Central Florida 1 25 T Massaro Broward College 1 25 A Mateo Broward College 1 25 R McClain State College of Florida, Manatee-Sarasota 1 25 S McClellan Lake Sumter Community College 1 25 T McNickle St.
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