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2010 FCCAA Baseball Review Compiled by Rob Chaney, FCCAA Scoreboard Coordinator Tallahassee Community College FCCAA/NJCAA Region VIII 2010 Baseball Review FCCAA ERA Leaders GP IP R ER H SO BB ERA W L 1 Daniel Hernandez Miami Dade College 11 65 15 10 41 72 22 1.37 8 0 2 Alex Burgos State College of Florida 12 78 21 14 64 87 25 1.61 11 1 3 EDDIE CODY Palm Beach State College 10 50 16 11 50 43 13 1.98 5 0 4 Chandler Jagodzinski Lake Sumter Community College 25 47 17 11 42 49 14 2.11 2 2 5 Jordan Wellander Brevard Community College 13 57 29 16 50 56 23 2.53 2 3 6 Travis Murray Pasco-Hernando Community College 37 39 20 12 41 26 20 2.75 4 1 7 Jharel Cotton Miami Dade College 11 61 24 19 44 62 22 2.77 4 2 8 Gary Merians Santa Fe College 13 80 50 25 86 71 21 2.79 5 3 9 David Bergin Florida State College at Jacksonville 13 39 29 13 56 36 13 3.00 3 3 10 Eric Grabe Polk State College 41 42 19 14 28 50 25 3.00 3 0 11 Christopher Fern St. Johns River Community College 22 38 16 13 42 23 19 3.03 4 1 12 Derek Law Miami Dade College 12 64 33 22 59 76 21 3.06 3 5 13 Pat Eckelbarger St. Petersburg College 18 66 33 23 77 49 22 3.11 4 2 14 Jarron Cito Daytona State College 15 31 12 11 23 25 17 3.19 2 0 15 Kyle Fitzpatrick Tallahassee Community College 13 78 44 28 82 65 18 3.23 6 1 16 Josh Gonzaga Broward College 11 61 35 22 66 31 11 3.25 4 4 17 Josh Culler Seminole State College of Florida 9 49 23 18 54 43 15 3.26 4 1 18 ERIC RICE Palm Beach State College 12 63 29 23 56 52 22 3.27 7 1 19 Paul Davis Pensacola Junior College 17 83 38 31 66 88 24 3.34 10 3 20 Josh Renfro State College of Florida 11 62 30 23 70 57 8 3.34 5 2 21 Ryan Kennedy St. Petersburg College 15 64 32 24 67 63 19 3.34 9 1 22 KYLE WOLFE Palm Beach State College 12 72 36 27 86 55 23 3.34 6 2 23 Austin Wright Chipola College 16 80 50 30 63 96 45 3.36 7 3 24 Cameron Greathouse Gulf Coast Community College 49 79 36 30 66 118 60 3.40 9 2 25 Jacob Knott Seminole State College of Florida 22 31 15 12 30 38 10 3.45 1 1 26 Tyler Diaz College of Central Florida 20 36 18 14 41 29 11 3.47 1 1 27 Michael Mandarino Brevard Community College 13 51 29 20 53 53 15 3.53 1 6 28 Stuart Charleston Florida State College at Jacksonville 13 48 39 19 57 29 10 3.56 2 3 29 Andrew Morris Gulf Coast Community College 16 92 41 37 70 126 47 3.59 12 0 30 Chris Geiger Tallahassee Community College 17 30 12 12 28 22 6 3.60 3 3 31 Corey Topa South Florida Community College 13 32 19 13 36 17 9 3.62 3 1 32 Cody Allen St. Petersburg College 14 69 40 28 78 47 24 3.65 3 4 33 MANNY RODRIGUEZ Palm Beach State College 11 56 37 23 43 64 29 3.68 6 3 34 Steven Leasure State College of Florida 12 46 21 19 56 35 13 3.69 4 1 35 Jacob Davis Lake Sumter Community College 15 38 25 16 47 27 12 3.76 3 1 36 Reggie Hochstedler St. Petersburg College 25 30 19 13 43 27 11 3.82 4 1 37 T J Thornton Indian River State College 15 77 46 33 78 55 36 3.82 6 5 38 Kyle Bright College of Central Florida 25 61 36 27 65 40 27 3.94 5 4 39 Brandon Lee Daytona State College 31 35 18 16 36 25 9 4.04 2 4 40 Josh Lucas State College of Florida 12 63 41 29 73 55 20 4.10 5 4 41 Ken Wise Santa Fe College 12 60 46 28 44 60 46 4.20 5 2 42 Eduardo Bonilla Lake Sumter Community College 27 33 19 16 39 22 18 4.27 3 1 43 Mitch Buerose Broward College 13 50 26 24 53 43 16 4.29 2 1 44 Matthew Collins Daytona State College 12 43 32 21 66 28 6 4.33 1 4 45 Andrew Swain Brevard Community College 13 37 29 18 45 40 11 4.38 4 4 46 James Hasselberger Brevard Community College 12 57 37 28 71 44 8 4.42 6 4 47 Chris Labriola College of Central Florida 15 38 25 19 45 23 14 4.42 3 3 48 Robert Marcello Indian River State College 13 67 43 33 78 42 32 4.43 4 4 49 Tim Luksha College of Central Florida 17 38 21 19 37 36 18 4.50 5 0 50 Daryl Barnes Santa Fe College 19 37 26 19 40 30 9 4.54 2 4 FCCAA/NJCAA Region VIII 2010 Baseball Review FCCAA Strikeout Leaders IP SO 1 Andrew Morris Gulf Coast Community College 92 126 2 Cameron Greathouse Gulf Coast Community College 79 118 3 Austin Wright Chipola College 80 96 4 Paul Davis Pensacola Junior College 83 88 5 Alex Burgos State College of Florida 78 87 6 Derek Law Miami Dade College 64 76 7 Daniel Hernandez Miami Dade College 65 72 8 Gary Merians Santa Fe College 80 71 9 Ryan Crowley Northwest Florida State College 71 68 10 Kyle Fitzpatrick Tallahassee Community College 78 65 11 MANNY RODRIGUEZ Palm Beach State College 56 64 12 Ryan Kennedy St. Petersburg College 64 63 13 Brandon Hagan Tallahassee Community College 77 62 14 Jharel Cotton Miami Dade College 61 62 15 Rodney Quintero Chipola College 58 61 16 Ken Wise Santa Fe College 60 60 17 Michael Paulk College of Central Florida 62 59 18 Cody Lewis College of Central Florida 36 59 19 Josh Renfro State College of Florida 62 57 20 Jordan Wellander Brevard Community College 57 56 21 Dejai Oliver Seminole State College of Florida 56 56 22 CJ Reifenhauser Chipola College 64 56 23 Shawn Kale College of Central Florida 39 56 24 T J Thornton Indian River State College 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