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Individual Career Records Highest batting avg. (min. 210 AB) Most at bats 1. .340 - Jordan May (101-297) - 2011-12 1. 452 - Christian Allen - 2010-13 2. .337 - Josh Vanderpool (101-300) - 2013-15 2. 429 - Ozzie Hurt - 2013-15 3. .322 - Dax Dupire (91-283) - 2010-13 3. 426 - Ryan Gros - 2012-14 4. .318 - Justin Shealy (88-277) - 2014-15 4. 414 - Gordon Miller - 2010-13 5. .317 - Curtis Clark (104-328) - 2012-14 5. 345 - Adam Baker - 2011-13 6. .308 - Ryan Justus (98-318) - 2014-15 6. 332 - Ben Smith - 2012-13 7. .284 - Adam Baker (98-345) - 2011-13 7. 328 - Curtis Clark - 2012-14 8. .280 - Brennan Rogers (92-328) - 2011-15 328 - Brennan Rogers - 2011-15 9. .278 - Koby Chadick (64-230) - 2013-14 9. 318 - Ryan Justus - 2014-15 10. .277 - Christian Allen (125-452) - 2010-13 10. 300 - Josh Vanderpool - 2013-15 Highest slugging pct. (min. 210 AB) Most runs scored 1. .502 - Jordan May (297 AB) - 2011-12 1. 97 - Christian Allen - 2010-13 2. .497 - Ryan Justus (318 AB) - 2014-15 2. 76 - Gordon Miller - 2010-13 3. .477 - Josh Vanderpool (300 AB) - 2013-15 3. 69 - Ryan Justus - 2014-15 4. .452 - Gordon Miller (414 AB) - 2010-13 4. 64 - Brennan Rogers - 2011-15 5. .428 - Ben Smith (332 AB) - 2012-13 64 - Ryan Gros - 2012-14 6. .399 - Dax Dupire (283 AB) - 2010-13 6. 63 - Josh Vanderpool - 2013-15 7. .378 - Koby Chadick (230 AB) - 2013-14 7. 60 - Adam Baker - 2011-13 8. .375 - Justin Shealy (277 AB) - 2014-15 8. 59 - Jordan May - 2011-12 9. .369 - Brennan Rogers (328 AB) - 2011-15 9. 58 - Ozzie Hurt - 2013-15 10. .350 - Christian Allen (452 AB) - 2010-13 10. 56 - Curtis Clark - 2012-14 Highest on base pct. (min. 210 AB) Most hits 1. .423 - Justin Shealy (277 AB) - 2014-15 1. 125 - Christian Allen - 2010-13 2. .412 - Jordan May (297 AB) - 2011-12 2. 112 - Gordon Miller - 2010-13 3. .405 - Josh Vanderpool (300 AB) - 2013-15 3. 111 - Ozzie Hurt - 2013-15 4. .393 - Christian Allen (452 AB) - 2010-13 4. 107 - Ryan Gros - 2012-14 5. .385 - Gordon Miller (414 AB) - 2010-13 5. 104 - Curtis Clark - 2012-14 6. .378 - Brennan Rogers (328 AB) - 2011-15 6. 101 - Jordan May - 2011-12 7. .371 - Adam Baker (345 AB) - 2011-13 101 - Josh Vanderpool - 2013-15 8. .371 - Ryan Justus (318 AB) - 2014-15 8. 98 - Adam Baker - 2011-13 9. .369 - Curtis Clark (328 AB) - 2012-14 98 - Ryan Justus - 2014-15 10. .368 - Dax Dupire (283 AB) - 2010-13 10. 92 - Brennan Rogers - 2011-15 Highest stolen base pct. (min. 20 attempts) Most doubles 1. .917 - Jordan May (22-24) - 2011-12 1. 31 - Gordon Miller - 2010-13 2. .905 - Ben Kozma (19-21) - 2011-12 2. 24 - Jordan May - 2011-12 3. .800 - Curtis Clark (24-30) - 2012-14 24 - Ben Smith - 2012-13 4. .680 - Dax Dupire (17-25) - 2010-13 4. 22 - Ryan Justus - 2014-15 5. 21 - Christian Allen - 2010-13 Most games played 6. 18 - Ryan Gros - 2012-14 1. 148 - Christian Allen - 2010-13 7. 17 - Adam Baker - 2011-13 148 - Gordon Miller - 2010-13 17 - Ozzie Hurt - 2013-15 3. 137 - Ozzie Hurt - 2013-15 9. 15 - Brennan Rogers - 2011-15 4. 134 - Ryan Gros - 2012-14 10. 14 - Justin Shealy - 2014-15 5. 124 - Curtis Clark - 2012-14 14 - Josh Vanderpool - 2013-15 6. 121 - Adam Baker - 2011-13 7. 104 - Brennan Rogers - 2011-15 Most triples 8. 97 - Ben Smith - 2012-13 1. 4 - Gordon Miller - 2010-13 97 - Dax Dupire - 2010-13 4 - Brennan Rogers - 2011-15 10. 95 - Josh Vanderpool - 2013-15 4 - Ryan Justus - 2014-15 4 - Kasey Cooper - 2013-15 Most games started 5. 3 - Christian Allen - 2010-13 1. 141 - Christian Allen - 2010-13 3 - Dax Dupire - 2010-13 2. 132 - Ozzie Hurt - 2013-15 3 - Ben Kozma - 2011-12 3. 130 - Gordon Miller - 2010-13 3 - Jordan May - 2011-12 4. 127 - Ryan Gros - 2012-14 9. 2 - Koby Chadick - 2013-14 5. 114 - Adam Baker - 2011-13 2 - Steven Ross - 2012 6. 97 - Brennan Rogers - 2011-15 2 - Josh Vanderpool - 2013-15 7. 96 - Curtis Clark - 2012-14 2 - Josh Gibson - 2012-13 8. 94 - Ben Smith - 2012-13 9. 91 - Ryan Justus - 2014-15 10. 89 - Justin Shealy - 2014-15 Individual Career Records Most home runs Most times hit by pitch 1. 12 - Gordon Miller - 2010-13 1. 25 - Justin Shealy - 2014-15 2. 10 - Ryan Justus - 2014-15 2. 15 - Adam Baker - 2011-13 3. 9 - Ben Smith - 2012-13 3. 12 - Brennan Rogers - 2011-15 4. 8 - Josh Vanderpool - 2013-15 4. 11 - Ryan Gros - 2012-14 5. 7 - Kasey Cooper - 2013-15 11 - Ryan Pongonis - 2010-13 6. 6 - Jordan May - 2011-12 11 - Kasey Cooper - 2013-15 7. 5 - Tyler Lein - 2014-15 7. 10 - Justin Cowgur - 2010 8. 4 - Justin Cowgur - 2010 10 - Tyler Lein - 2014-15 9. 3 - Nick Gumm - 2012 10 - Austin Rawls - 2010-12 3 - Koby Chadick - 2013-14 10. 9 - Curtis Clark - 2012-14 3 - Steven Ross - 2012 9 - Koby Chadick - 2013-14 9 - Josh Vanderpool - 2013-15 Most runs batted in 1. 89 - Gordon Miller - 2010-13 Most times struck out 2. 76 - Jordan May - 2011-12 1. 120 - Gordon Miller - 2010-13 3. 68 - Josh Vanderpool - 2013-15 2. 67 - Adam Baker - 2011-13 4. 61 - Ben Smith - 2012-13 3. 63 - Ryan Gros - 2012-14 61 - Ryan Justus - 2014-15 4. 61 - Brennan Rogers - 2011-15 6. 59 - Christian Allen - 2010-13 5. 59 - Ryan Justus - 2014-15 7. 55 - Brennan Rogers - 2011-15 6. 52 - Kasey Cooper - 2013-15 8. 41 - Justin Shealy - 2014-15 7. 51 - Ben Smith - 2012-13 9. 40 - Ozzie Hurt - 2013-15 8. 50 - Dax Dupire - 2010-13 40 - Curtis Clark - 2012-14 50 - Austin Rawls - 2010-12 10. 47 - Curtis Clark - 2012-14 Most total bases 1. 187 - Gordon Miller - 2010-13 Most times struck out looking 2. 158 - Christian Allen - 2010-13 1. 40 - Gordon Miller - 2010-13 158 - Ryan Justus - 2014-15 2. 30 - Ryan Gros - 2012-14 4. 149 - Jordan May - 2011-12 3. 27 - Christian Allen - 2010-13 5. 143 - Josh Vanderpool - 2013-15 4. 25 - Brennan Rogers - 2011-15 6. 142 - Ben Smith - 2012-13 5. 20 - Ben Smith - 2012-13 7. 128 - Ozzie Hurt - 2013-15 6. 18 - Nick Gumm - 2012 128 - Ryan Gros - 2012-14 18 - Kasey Cooper - 2013-15 9. 121 - Brennan Rogers - 2011-15 8. 17 - Adam Baker - 2011-13 10. 118 - Adam Baker - 2011-13 9. 16 - Josh Gibson - 2012-13 16 - Cameron Young - 2010-11 Most walks 16 - Dax Dupire - 2010-13 1. 86 - Christian Allen - 2010-13 2. 76 - Gordon Miller - 2010-13 Most sacrifice flies 3. 50 - Ryan Gros - 2012-14 1. 9 - Gordon Miller - 2010-13 4. 43 - Brennan Rogers - 2011-15 2. 6 - Brennan Rogers - 2011-15 5. 40 - Ben Smith - 2012-13 6 - Koby Chadick - 2013-14 6. 34 - Nick Gumm - 2012 4. 5 - Ben Kozma - 2011-12 34 - Adam Baker - 2011-13 5 - Ryan Gros - 2012-14 8. 33 - Jordan May - 2011-12 5 - Josh Vanderpool - 2013-15 9. 32 - Tyler Lein - 2014-15 5 - Christian Allen - 2010-13 10. 29 - Josh Vanderpool - 2013-15 5 - Madison Beaird - 2013 9. 4 - Dax Dupire - 2010-13 Most intentional walks 4 - Ryan Justus - 2014-15 1. 3 - Jordan May - 2011-12 2. 1 - Curtis Clark - 2012-14 Most sacrifice hits 1 - Ben Smith - 2012-13 1. 27 - Ozzie Hurt - 2013-15 1 - Brennan Rogers - 2011-15 2. 16 - Ryan Gros - 2012-14 1 - Matt Turner - 2014-15 3. 15 - Adam Baker - 2011-13 1 - Gordon Miller - 2010-13 4. 13 - Austin Rawls - 2010-12 1 - Christian Allen - 2010-13 5. 10 - Curtis Clark - 2012-14 1 - Josh Vanderpool - 2013-15 6. 9 - Nick Gumm - 2012 7. 8 - C.J. Nelson - 2014-15 8 - Justin Shealy - 2014-15 9. 7 - Christian Allen - 2010-13 7 - Ben Kozma - 2011-12 Individual Career Records Most stolen bases Most times reached on FC 1. 24 - Curtis Clark (24-30) - 2012-14 1. 23 - Ozzie Hurt - 2013-15 2. 22 - Jordan May (22-24) - 2011-12 2. 19 - Ryan Justus - 2014-15 3. 19 - Ben Kozma (19-21) - 2011-12 3. 18 - Christian Allen - 2010-13 4. 17 - Dax Dupire (17-25) - 2010-13 4. 17 - Ryan Gros - 2012-14 5. 15 - Tyler Lein (15-19) - 2014-15 17 - Adam Baker - 2011-13 15 - Gordon Miller (15-15) - 2010-13 6. 14 - Curtis Clark - 2012-14 7. 12 - Madison Beaird (12-15) - 2013 7. 13 - Jordan May - 2011-12 12 - Nick Gumm (12-16) - 2012 13 - Ben Smith - 2012-13 9. 11 - Ozzie Hurt (11-13) - 2013-15 13 - Brennan Rogers - 2011-15 11 - Ryan Justus (11-12) - 2014-15 10. 12 - Austin Rawls - 2010-12 11 - Josh Vanderpool (11-16) - 2013-15 Most times reached on CI Most times caught stealing 1. 2 - Gordon Miller - 2010-13 1. 8 - Dax Dupire (17-25) - 2010-13 2. 1 - Josh Gibson - 2012-13 2. 6 - Curtis Clark (24-30) - 2012-14 3. 5 - Josh Vanderpool (11-16) - 2013-15 Most times grounded into DP 4. 4 - Marty Pick (5-9) - 2010 1. 6 - Brennan Rogers - 2011-15 4 - Nick Gumm (12-16) - 2012 2. 4 - Ozzie Hurt - 2013-15 4 - Adam Baker (9-13) - 2011-13 3. 3 - Christian Allen - 2010-13 4 - Tyler Lein (15-19) - 2014-15 3 - Curtis Clark - 2012-14 8.
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  • Individual Season Records

    Individual Season Records

    Individual Season Records Highest batting avg. (min. 75 AB) Most games started 1. .425 - Curtis Clark (37-87) - 2012 1. 51 - Jordan May - 2012 2. .388 - Jordan May (40-103) - 2011 51 - Curtis Clark - 2014 3. .365 - Josh Vanderpool (62-170) - 2015 3. 50 - Brennan Rogers - 2014 4. .346 - Justin Shealy (53-153) - 2015 50 - Nick Gumm - 2012 5. .346 - Nick Gumm (54-156) - 2012 5. 48 - Ozzie Hurt - 2015 6. .345 - Dax Dupire (29-84) - 2010 48 - Ben Smith - 2013 7. .343 - Marty Pick (34-99) - 2010 48 - Kasey Cooper - 2015 8. .339 - Dax Dupire (37-109) - 2011 48 - Justin Shealy - 2015 9. .335 - Ryan Justus (57-170) - 2015 48 - Ozzie Hurt - 2013 10. .333 - Christian Allen (35-105) - 2010 10. 47 - Adam Baker - 2013 47 - Ryan Justus - 2015 Highest slugging pct. (min. 75 AB) 47 - Madison Beaird - 2013 1. .618 - Ryan Justus (170 AB) - 2015 47 - Ryan Gros - 2012 2. .597 - Gordon Miller (119 AB) - 2010 47 - Josh Vanderpool - 2015 3. .559 - Josh Vanderpool (170 AB) - 2015 4. .548 - Dax Dupire (84 AB) - 2010 Most at bats 5. .524 - Jordan May (103 AB) - 2011 1. 194 - Jordan May - 2012 6. .518 - Kasey Cooper (168 AB) - 2015 2. 175 - Brennan Rogers - 2014 7. .490 - Jordan May (194 AB) - 2012 3. 173 - Ozzie Hurt - 2015 8. .486 - Justin Cowgur (109 AB) - 2010 4. 170 - Josh Vanderpool - 2015 9. .482 - Tyler Lein (141 AB) - 2015 170 - Ryan Justus - 2015 10. .475 - Steven Ross (99 AB) - 2012 6. 168 - Kasey Cooper - 2015 7. 167 - Ben Smith - 2013 Highest on base pct. (min.