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UNIVERSITY of MONTEVALLO BASEBALL ALL-TIME RECORD BOOK - Rev UNIVERSITY OF MONTEVALLO BASEBALL ALL-TIME RECORD BOOK - rev. 5/2020 INDIVIDUAL BATTING RECORDS Games Played - Career 229-Brantly Clay 2005-08 214-Tony Cappola 1997-00 213-David Bailey 1981-84 210-Greg Key 1979-82 209-Trent Preuitt 2002-05 At Bats Game 9-Trent Preuitt vs. Delta State 03-30-05 8-Matthew Haskins vs. North Georgia 04-20-14 8-Millard Dawson vs. Valdosta State 04-23-06 8-Daniel Pardo vs. Armstrong State 04-02-16 7-Held by several players, most recently by Tyler Krabbe & Jason Cryar 03-17-19 Season 247-Daniel Tankersley 2007 247-Eric Moore 2007 241-Trent Preuitt 2005 233-Chris Cooper 2007 233-Greg Key 1981 229-Tony Cappola 1999 Career 801-Will Fulmer 2011-14 783-Tony Cappola 1997-00 754-Trent Preuitt 2002-05 743-Austin Dubberly 2009-13 737-Greg Key 1979-82 694-Brantly Clay 2005-08 637-Daniel Furuto 2005-08 Batting Average (Min. 2 ABs per team game) Season .458-Chris Walker 1988 .451-Rusty Greer 1988 .450-Jeff Segar 2000 Career .411-Bernard Hutchison 1995-96 .395-Rusty Greer 1988-90 .395-Chris Walker 1985-88 .389-Steve Gongwer 1991-92 Runs Scored Game 5-Chris Sosebee vs. Augusta State 04-02-10 5-Jeremy Jones vs. Arkansas-Monticello 03-01-08 5- Brent Bilodeau vs. Delta State 03-30-05 5-Tony Cappola vs. North Alabama 05-07-00 5-Bill Martin vs. Siena Heights 03-01-98 5- Bill Martin vs. Alabama A&M 02-19-98 5-Steve Whatley vs. Spring Hill 03-07-88 5-Jeremy Hyde vs. Ohio Valley 02-06-16 Season 76-J.D. Pruitt 2006 73-J.D. Pruitt 2007 69-Greg Key 1981 66-Taylor Walker 2016 64-Trent Preuitt 2005 63-Eric Moore 2008 63-Eric Moore 2007 63-Wayne Able 1985 62-Will Fulmer 2014 62-Tony Bass 1994 61-Tony Cappola 2000 Career 203-Will Fulmer 2011-14 197-Greg Key 1979-82 190-Tony Cappola 1997-00 177-David Bailey 1981-84 Base Hits Game 6-Sebastian Samuels vs. Young Harris 04-14-17 5-Held by several players, most recently Khari 03-27-19 Anderson Season 105-Trent Preuitt 2005 98-Jeff Segar 2000 96-Tony Cappola 1999 92-Taylor Walker 2016 91-Tony Cappola 2000 Career 300-Tony Cappola 1997-00 278-Will Fulmer 2011-14 277-Trent Preuitt 2002-05 247-Greg Key 1979-82 241-Chris Walker 1985-88 Doubles Game 3- Held by several players, most recently by Chris Ross vs. South Carolina-Aiken 04-23-11 Season 22-Tony Cappola 1999 21-Jeff Segar 2000 21-Taylor Walker 2016 20-Vinny Rodriguez 2013 20-Vinny Rodriguez 2015 20- Daniel Tankersley 2007 20-Chris Urnis 1997 20-Rusty Greer 1988 20- Tyler Krabbe 2019 19-Trent Prueitt 2003 Career 59-Tony Cappola 1997-00 57-Vinny Rodriguez 2012-15 54-Rusty Greer 1988-90 53-Trent Preuitt 2002-05 53-David Bailey 1981-84 Triples Game 2-Trent Preuitt vs. Ala-Huntsville 04-09-05 2-Bernard Hutchison vs. West Florida 04-20-96 2-Tony Bass vs. Talladega 04-08-94 2-Greg Key vs. Stillman 05-13-81 Season 7-Eric Moore 2007 7-Trent Preuitt 2005 6-Tony Bass 1994 6-Bernard Hutchison 1996 6-Danny Johnson 1996 5-Will Patridge 2004 5-Greg Key 1979 Career 12-Greg Key 1979-82 11-Trent Preuitt 2002-05 11-Tony Bass 1991-94 10-Bernard Hutchison 1995-96 Home Runs Game 3-Chris Sosebee vs. Augusta State 04-02-10 3- Eric Moore vs. West Georgia 04-13-08 3-Daniel Furuto vs. West Alabama 03-22-08 3-Steve Smitherman vs. UAB 03-03-83 3-Mark Hearn vs. Freed-Hardeman 03-11-82 3-Steven Knudson vs. UNC Pembroke 02-20-15 Season 25-Chris Walker 1988 24-Steven Knudson 2015 21-Bill Martin 1998 20-Steve Smitherman 1984 19- Taylor Walker 2016 Career 54-Chris Walker 1985-88 47-David Bailey 1981-84 39-Steve Smitherman 1983-84 36-Sebastian Samuels 2017-20 Total Bases Game 14-Chris Sosebee vs. Augusta State 04-02-10 13-Eric Moore vs. West Georgia 04-13-08 13-Daniel Furuto vs. West Alabama 03-22-08 13-Tony Cappola vs. North Alabama 05-07-00 12-Daniel Furuto vs. Stillman 02-11-06 12-Trent Preuitt vs. Concordia 04-14-04 12-Tony Cappola vs. Lee University 02-11-00 12-Steve Smitherman vs UAB 03-03-83 12-Mark Hearn vs. Freed-Hardeman 03-11-82 12-Steven Knudson vs. UNC Pembroke 02-20-15 11-Zack Willoughby vs. Miles 02-28-13 11-Brantly Clay vs. Northwest Missouri 03-03-07 11-Matthew Haskins vs. USC Aiken 03-28-15 11-Taylor Walker vs. Miles 02-16-16 Season 170- Taylor Walker 2016 162-Chris Walker 1988 162-Tony Cappola 1999 161-Tony Cappola 2000 159-Bill Martin 1998 Career 482-Tony Cappola 1997-00 449-Chris Walker 1985-88 442-David Bailey 1981-84 Slugging Percentage (Min. 2 ABs per team game) Season .964-Chris Walker 1988 .855-Bill Martin 1998 .824-Steve Smitherman 1983 Career .802-Steve Smitherman 1983-84 .753-Steven Knudson 2015 .736-Chris Walker 1985-88 .700-David Bailey 1981-84 On-Base Percentage (Min. 2 ABs per team game) Season .599-Chris Walker 1988 .550-David Bailey 1984 .540-J.D. Pruitt 2007 .537-David Bailey 1980 Times on Base Game 7-Brent Bilodeau vs. Delta State 03-30-05 6- Jake Morris vs. Union (Tenn.) 03-17-19 6-Sebastian Samuels vs. Young Harris 04-14-17 6-Brian Carter vs. West Florida 04-26-98 5-Held by several players, Most recently by Tyler Krabbe vs. North Georgia 04-23-16 Runs Batted In Game 10-Chris Sosebee vs. Augusta State 04-02-10 8-Davis Lott vs. Ohio Valley 02-01-20 8-Heath Peterson vs. Armstrong Atlantic 03-17-12 8-Brantly Clay vs. Arkansas-Monticello 03-01-08 8- Travis Fultz vs. Martin Methodist 04-11-06 8-Tony Cappola vs. North Alabama 05-07-00 8-Phillip Agricola vs. Southern Union 05-05-62 7- Bill Thompson vs. Siena Heights 03-01-03 7- Steven Knudson vs. USC Aiken 03-29-15 7- Daniel Pardo vs. Francis Marion 03-05-16 Season 80-Chris Walker 1988 74-Taylor Walker 2016 70-Daniel Tankersley 2007 70-Tony Cappola 2000 69-Heath Peterson 2012 68-Travis Fultz 2006 68-Jeff Segar 2000 Career 216-Chris Walker 1985-88 192-David Bailey 1981-84 190-Tony Cappola 1997-00 Bases on Balls Game 4-Held by several players, most recently by Will Fulmer vs. North Georgia 04-20-14 Season 57-David Bailey 1984 56-Tony Bass 1996 55-Chris Walker 1988 Career 130-Tony Bass 1991-94 122-David Bailey 1981-84 121-Will Fulmer 2011-14 117-Chris Walker 1985-88 Hit by Pitch Game 3-Tyler Krabbe vs Auburn Montgomery 03-31-18 3-Vinny Rodriguez vs. Palm Beach Atlantic 03-26-14 3-Will Fulmer vs. Florida Tech 03-25-14 3-Eric Moore vs. West Florida 03-18-07 3-Millard Dawson vs. Martin Methodist 04-11-06 3-J.D. Pruitt vs. Southern Arkansas 02-04-06 3-Brent Bilodeau vs. Lincoln Memorial 05-01-05 3-Chris Urnis vs. Faulkner 03-26-97 Season 28-Eric Moore 2007 25-Will Fulmer 2014 25-J.D. Pruitt 2007 25- J.D. Pruitt 2006 20- Brent Bilodeau 2005 19- Daniel Furuto 2006 19- Daniel Pardo 2016 18-Vincente Andrews 2012 18- Travis Fultz 2006 Career 51-Daniel Furuto 2005-08 50-Will Fulmer 2011-14 50-J.D. Pruitt 2006-07 49-Brantly Clay 2005-08 42-Eric Moore 2007-08 33- Tyler Krabbe 2015-19 29-Kevin Perry 1997-98 29-Matthew Haskins 2014-15 Stolen Bases Game 4-Held by several players, most recently by Josh Headley vs. Northern Kentucky 02-21-10 Season 59-Bernard Hutchison 1995 55-Bernard Hutchison 1996 51- Eric Moore 2008 48-J.D. Pruitt 2007 32-Eric Moore 2007 31-Greg Key 1982 Career 114-Bernard Hutchison 1995-96 89-Greg Key 1979-82 83-Eric Moore 2007-08 74-J.D. Pruitt 2006-07 67-Kelvin Shephard 1984-87 Stolen Base Percentage (Min.50 attempts) Career .939-Eric Moore (83-89) 2007-08 .929-Sam Nelms (52/56) 1987-90 .902-J.D. Pruitt (74/82) 2006-07 .884-Bernard Hutchison (114/129) 1995-96 .856-Greg Key (89/104) 1979-82 Sacrifice Flies Season 13-Daniel Tankersley 2007 9-Chris Ross 2012 7-Jackson Slaid 2013 7-Nelson Garcia 1978 Sacrifice Hits Season 22-Brett Roney 2009 18-Austin Dubberly 2013 16-Mike Morgan 1978 14-Chris Browning 1999 13-Austin Dubberly 2012 13-Brian Carter 2000 Consecutive Hits 10-Tony Bass 1994 9-John Wiggins 1997 8-Tony Cappola 2000 7-Bill Martin 1998 Game Hitting Streaks 28-Vinny Rogriguez 2015 23-Trent Preuitt 2005 INDIVIDUAL FIELDING RECORDS Putouts Game 22-Heath Peterson vs. North Georgia 04-14-12 20-Brandon Johnson vs. Lincoln Memorial 03-16/17-96 19-Eric SanInocencio vs. West Alabama 03-25-01 17-Daniel Tankersley vs. Valdosta State 04-23-06 17- Daniel Tankersley vs. NW Missouri 03-03-06 17-Brandon Brown vs. West Florida 04-05-03 Season 502-Daniel Tankersley 2007 483-Heath Peterson 2012 482-Daniel Tankersley 2006 475-Taylor Walker 2016 458-Rusty Riley 1999 457-Sam Kile 2000 Career 1226-David Bailey 1981-84 1133-Chris Walker 1985-88 984-Daniel Tankersley 2006-07 968-Ryan Norman 2006-09 927-Sebastian Samuels 2017-20 868-Heath Peterson 2011-12 Assists Game 11-Austin Dubberly vs.
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