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Record Book Career Leaders Record Book Updated 3/11/21 - Records current through 2021 season Career Leaders Batting Average - min. 100 AB Hits Rank Name Year AVG Rank Name Year Hits 1. Jimmy Bosco 2013 .426 1. Daniel Comstock 2013-15 216 2. Wes Hoskins 2015 .398 2. Nick Quejado 2014-17 190 3. Russ Newman 1990-93 .385 3. Michael Brandi 2010-13 185 4. Joe Narcisso 1989-90 .370 4. Duane Ito 1995-98 180 5. Will McLoughlin 2005-08 .368 5. Dalton Maxwell 2016-19 177 6. Shane Parsons 2009-10 .360 6. Chriss Mazza 2009-11 161 7. Daniel Comstock 2013-15 .355 7. Tyler Nichols 1998-01 157 8. Sean Scott 2004-05 .351 8. Mickey Phelps 2011-14 143 9. Devon Canty 2018-19 .350 9. Jose Rodriguez 1998-01 134 10. James Boucher 2002-03 .348 10. James Threw 2011-14 124 Doubles Triples Rank Name Year 2Bs Rank Name Year 3Bs 1. Daniel Comstock 2013-15 55 1. Nick Quejado 2014-17 10 2. Duane Ito 1995-98 44 2. Collin Forgey 2011-12 9 3. Dalton Maxwell 2016-19 43 Chris Mazza 2009-11 9 4. Chris Mazza 2009-11 38 4. Rob Monderine 2006-09 8 5. Michael Brandi 2010-13 37 James Threw 2011-14 8 6. Tyler Nichols 1998-01 36 6. Sean Scott 2004-05 7 7. Robert McDonald 2007-08 31 Joe Gillette 2017-18 7 Reggie Christiansen 1996-97 29 8. Many tied with 6 9. Three tied with 26 Home Runs Runs Batted In Rank Name Year HRs Rank Name Year RBIs 1. Daniel Comstock 2013-15 27 1. Daniel Comstock 2013-15 124 2. Jordan Getzelman 2017 26 2. Michael Brandi 2010-13 123 3. Joe Gillette 2017-18 25 3. Chris Mazza 2009-11 111 4. Julian Jarrard 2017 22 4. Dalton Maxwell 2016-19 104 5. Lucas Erceg 2016 20 5. Jimmy Goethals 2002-05 92 6. Jimmy Goethals 2002-05 19 6. Collin Forgey 2011-12 87 Chriss Mazza 2009-11 19 7. Micah Kane 1988-91 85 Garrett Gemgnani 2014-16 19 8. Jose Rodriguez 1998-01 84 9. Shane Parsons 2009-10 18 9. Joe Gillette 2017-18 83 10. Reggie Christiansen 1996-97 16 10. Three tied with 82 Missing or incorrect information? Contact Ryan Barnett, Sports Information Director, at [email protected] Record Book Updated 3/11/21 - Records current through 2021 season Career Leaders - cont. Runs Stolen Bases Rank Name Year Runs Rank Name Year SB 1. Nick Quejado 2014-17 129 1. Joel Hull 2009-11 45 2. Duane Ito 1995-98 128 2. Joe Narcisso 1989-90 44 3. Michael Brandi 2010-13 119 3. Nick Quejado 2014-17 35 4. Tyler Nichols 1998-01 106 4. Chris Mazza 2009-11 29 5. Mickey Phelps 2011-14 105 5. James Threw 2011-14 23 6. Daniel Comstock 2013-15 102 6. C.J. Dailey 2010-12 21 7. Chris Mazza 2009-11 97 7. Chris Budelli 2007-08 20 Jose Rodriguez 1998-01 97 Collin Forgey 2011-12 20 9. Joe Gillette 2017-18 89 9. Mickey Phelps 2011-14 17 Dalton Maxwell 2016-19 89 10. Two tied with 16 Games Played Earned Run Average - min. 70 IP Rank Name Year GP Rank Name Year ERA 1. Nick Quejado 2014-17 191 1. Ashkhon Kuhaulua 2016 1.94 2. Michael Brandi 2010-13 190 2. Daniel Chavez 2014 2.31 3. Dalton Maxwell 2016-19 177 3. Joey Webb 2012-13 2.76 4. Mickey Phelps 2011-14 175 4. James Jensen 2012-13 2.77 5. Daniel Comstock 2013-15 162 5. Rocky Siemiller 1987 2.97 6. James Threw 2011-14 160 6. Mike Ryder 2007-08 3.20 7. Maurice Lesley 1998-02 148 7. Kyer Vega 2011-14 3.29 8. Kyer Vega 2011-14 143 8. Jason Alexander 2015-17 3.31 9. Three tied with 139 9. Skyler Fuss 2014-16 3.38 10. Brian Priestley 2009-10 3.55 Strikeouts Innings Pitched Rank Name Year Ks Rank Name Year IP 1. Derek Martinez 2010-13 275 1. Derek Martinez 2010-13 299.2 2. Ashkhon Kuhaulua 2016 138 2. Bryce Vargas 1999-02 240.1 3. Mike Ryder 2007-08 137 3. Ryan Carey 1994-96 208.1 4. Bryce Vargas 1999-02 126 4. Kyer Vega 2011-14 189.0 5. Kyer Vega 2011-14 122 5. Derek Rodrigues 2012-14 173.1 6. Ryan Carey 1994-98 118 6. Mike Ryder 2007-08 171.2 7. Jason Alexander 2015-17 115 7. Brett Solano 2014-17 166.1 8. Bob Holvey 1987-88 113 8. Cody Sheesley 1996-97 165.0 9. Joey Webb 2012-13 112 9. Matt Simpson 2006-09 164.2 Brett Solano 2014-17 112 10. James Jensen 2012-13 159.1 Missing or incorrect information? Contact Ryan Barnett, Sports Information Director, at [email protected] Record Book Updated 3/11/21 - Records current through 2021 season Career Leaders - cont. Wins Saves Rank Name Year Wins Rank Name Year Saves 1. Brett Solano 2014-17 19 1. Kyer Vega 2011-14 13 2. Derek Martinez 2010-13 18 2. Chriss Mazza 2009-11 11 3. Joey Webb 2012-13 14 3. Kyle Kupiec 2003 7 4. Adam Koontz 2010-11 13 Matt White 1996-97 7 Kyer Vega 2011-14 13 5. Lucas Erceg 2016 6 6. Ryan Carey 1994-96 12 Jacob Ramirez 2019-20 6 Matt Simpson 2006-09 12 7. Jeff Bowman 2002-03 4 8. Mike Ryder 2007-08 11 Justin Weaver 1998-01 4 James Jensen 2012-13 11 Joey Webb 2012-13 4 10. Jason Bynum 2004-05 10 Kevin George 2017 4 Quick Facts Oaks Selected in MLB Draft Conference Championships - 1 Year Name Team Round Longest Winning Streak - 13 games (2011) 2011 Chris Mazza Minnesota Twins 27th 2013 Jimmy Bosco St. Louis Cardinals 13th Most runs in a game - 22 (1/30/2015 vs. Bethesda...22-5) 2013 Joey Webb Washington Nationals 28th 2015 Daniel Comstock Arizona DBacks 18th NAIA Tournament Appearances - 1 2016 Lucas Erceg Milwaukee Brewers 2nd 2016 Max Dutto Chicago White Sox 9th Most Regular Season Wins - 33 (2015) 2017 Kevin George Chicago White Sox 33rd 2018 Joe Gillette Arizona DBacks 36th Most Wins in a Season - 35 (2016) Missing or incorrect information? Contact Ryan Barnett, Sports Information Director, at [email protected] Record Book Updated 3/11/21 - Records current through 2021 season Season Leaders Batting Average - min 60 AB Hits Rank Name Year AVG Rank Name Year Hits 1. Duane Ito 1998 .467 1. Daniel Comstock 2015 84 2. Joe Narcisso 1990 .431 2. Jimmy Bosco 2013 81 3. Scott Bowman 2004 .429 3. Daniel Comstock 2014 72 4. Dan Rico 2005 .427 4. Lucas Erceg 2016 70 5. Jimmy Bosco 2013 .426 5. Wes Hoskins 2015 66 6. Shane Parsons 2009 .421 Jordan Getzelman 2017 66 7. Rich Quiroz 1996 .405 7. Duane Ito 1998 64 Sam Van Dyken 1990 .405 8. Will McLoughlin 2008 63 9. Russ Newman 1990 .401 9. Rich Quiroz 1996 62 10. Wes Hoskins 2015 .398 Julian Jarrard 2017 62 Doubles Triples Rank Name Year 2Bs Rank Name Year 3Bs 1. Daniel Comstock 2014 24 1. Collin Forgey 2012 7 2. Jimmy Bosco 2013 23 2. Joe Gillette 2017 5 3. Robert McDonald 2008 20 3. Steve Adler 1994 4 Daniel Comstock 2015 20 Kelly Peterson 1993 4 Wes Hoskins 2015 20 Anthony Presigiacomo 2004 4 6. Duane Ito 1998 17 Sean Scott 2004 4 Dalton Maxwell 2017 17 James Threw 2014 4 8. Five tied with 16 Nick Quejado 2016 4 9. Many with 3 Home Runs Runs Batted In Rank Name Year HRs Rank Name Year RBI 1. Jordan Getzelman 2017 26 1. Jordan Getzelman 2017 60 2. Julian Jarrard 2017 22 2. Garrett Gemgnani 2016 59 3. Lucas Erceg 2016 20 3. Jimmy Bosco 2013 57 4. Garrett Gemgnani 2016 17 4. Daniel Comstock 2015 56 5. Daniel Comstock 2015 16 Lucas Erceg 2016 56 6. Jimmy Bosco 2013 15 Julian Jarrard 2017 56 Joe Gillette 2017 15 7. Wes Hoskins 2015 53 8. Reggie Christiansen 1997 13 8. Joe Gillette 2017 49 9. Max Dutto 2016 13 9. Kyle Wallace 1997 48 10. James Boucher 2003 11 10. Corey Metoyer 2013 46 Missing or incorrect information? Contact Ryan Barnett, Sports Information Director, at [email protected] Record Book Updated 3/11/21 - Records current through 2021 season Season Leaders - cont. Runs Stolen Bases Rank Name Year Runs Rank Name Year SB 1. Jordan Getzelman 2017 59 1. Joe Narcisso 1990 28 2. Daniel Comstock 2015 56 2. Joel Hull 2011 20 3. Joe Gillette 2017 54 3. Chris Lupenui 1990 18 4. Garrett Gemgnani 2016 53 Nick Quejado 2014 18 5. Jimm Bosco 2013 51 5. Joe Narcisso 1989 16 Duane Ito 1997 51 Doug Sargent 1990 16 7. Lucas Erceg 2016 47 7. Chris Lupenui 1989 15 8. Collin Forgey 2012 46 Jimmy Bosco 2013 15 9. Max Dutto 2016 44 9. Ronnie Schivo 2013 14 10. Joel Hull 2011 43 10. Four tied with 13 Walks Earned Run Average - min 45 IP Rank Name Year BBs Rank Name Year ERA 1. Garrett Gemgnani 2016 48 1. Ashkhon Kuhaulua 2016 1.94 2. Lucas Erceg 2016 44 2. J.D. Torrez 1989 1.98 3. Joe Gillette 2017 40 3. Jose Narcisso 1990 1.99 4. Joe Gillette 2018 36 4. Derek Martinez 2013 2.03 Paul Oakley 2011 36 5. Daniel Chavez 2014 2.31 6.
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