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Colorado Christian University Baseball Pitching Career Records Colorado Christian University Baseball Pitching Career Records Appearances 1. Nicholas Leader, 2006-09 73 Wins 2. Lawson Cheek, 2007-10 69 1. Bud Wilborn, 2006-09 12 3. David Hendricks, 2006-09 62 4. Cameron Corbett, 2006-09 59 2. Nicholas Leader, 2006-09 8 Kyle Yanke, 2010-13 59 3. Andrew Kaiser, 2007-08 7 Cameron Corbett, 2006-09 7 5. Bud Wilborn, 2006-09 57 Jake Logan, 2010-10 7 Games Started Evan Fink, 2016-Pres. 7 4. Marshall Crawford, 2012-13 6 1. Cameron Corbett, 2006-09 42 Brett Myatt, 2008-09 6 2. Bud Wilborn, 2006-09 41 Ryan Erazo, 2015-16 6 3. David Hendricks, 2006-09 26 Danny Graves, 2014-16 6 Austin Atkerson, 2014-Pres. 26 5. Justin Quador, 2007-07 5 4. Jeff Ross, 2009-11 25 David Hendricks, 2006-09 5 Marshall Crawford, 2012-13 25 5. Andrew Kaiser, 2007-08 24 Losses Ryan Erazo, 2015-16 24 1. Bud Wilborn, 2006-09 29 Complete Games Cameron Corbett, 2006-09 29 2. David Hendricks, 2006-09 23 1. Marshall Crawford, 2012-13 10 3. Travis Mosler, 2012-13 21 2. Andrew Kaiser, 2007-08 9 4. Austin Atkerson, 2014-Pres. 20 3. Nicholas Leader, 2006-09 8 5. Trey Stastny, 2010-11 19 4. Bud Wilborn, 2006-09 7 Trey Stastny, 2010-11 7 Saves 5. Cameron Corbett, 2006-09 6 1. Lawson Cheek, 2007-10 5 2. Garrett Dollarhyde, 2014-14 4 3. Kyle Yanke, 2010-13 3 Scotty Wright, 2017-Pres. 3 Mike Marlar, 2016-16 3 4. Trey Stastny, 2010-11 2 Andrew Kaiser, 2007-08 2 Daniel Bednarski, 2015-16 2 Jarrod Rivera, 2017-Pres. 2 Colorado Christian University Baseball Pitching Career Records Aaron Orr, 2009-10 2 Cody Brooks, 2012-12 2 Shutouts Strikeouts 1. Andrew Kaiser, 2007-08 2 1. Bud Wilborn, 2006-09 162 2. Marshall Crawford, 2012-13 1 Nicholas Leader, 2006-09 1 2. Nicholas Leader, 2006-09 119 Joey Loranger, 2017-Pres. 1 3. Andrew Kaiser, 2007-08 115 4. Marshall Crawford, 2012-13 108 Spencer Heath, 2012-13 1 5. David Hendricks, 2006-09 107 Justin Quador, 2007-07 1 6. Trey Stastny, 2010-11 101 Innings Pitched 1. Bud Wilborn, 2006-09 246.1 2. Cameron Corbett, 2006-09 230.2 3. Nicholas Leader, 2006-09 191.1 4. David Hendricks, 2006-09 187.0 5. Lawson Cheek, 2007-10 182.1 Earned Run Average (Min. 40 IP) 1. Jarrod Rivera, 2017-Pres. 3.42 2. Joey Loranger, 2017-Pres. 4.93 3. Andrew Kaiser, 2007-08 5.33 4. Ryan Erazo, 2015-16 5.46 5. Alex Ginn, 2016-17 5.53 Walks Allowed 1. Bud Wilborn, 2006-09 144 2. David Hendricks, 2006-09 117 3. Nicholas Leader, 2006-09 99 4. Kyle Yanke, 2010-13 93 5. Matt Briner, 2012-13 88 Colorado Christian University Baseball Offensive Career Records Games Played 1. Chad Barnhill, 2006-09 203 Batting Average (Min. 200 AB) 2. Chris Polton, 2006-09 196 1. Daniel Kirschler, 2008-09 .364 3. Bud Wilborn, 2006-09 194 4. Michael Cavazos, 2007-10 192 2. Travis Mosler, 2012-13 .359 Chad Meske, 2007-10 192 3. Jerry Gallegos, 2015-Pres. .353 4. Brett Myatt, 2008-09 .350 5. Joey Younkerman, 2009-12 165 6. Seve Carbajal, 2009-12 162 5. Patrick Garcia, 2006-07 .343 At Bats Doubles 1. Chad Barnhill, 2006-09 731 1. Michael Cavazos, 2007-10 47 2. Michael Cavazos, 2007-10 617 2. Chad Barnhill, 2006-09 37 3. Jerry Gallegos, 2015-Pres. 36 3. Chad Meske, 2007-10 605 4. Chris Polton, 2006-09 567 4. Bud Wilborn, 2006-09 32 5. Bud Wilborn, 2006-09 544 Chad Meske, 2007-10 32 5. Patrick Garcia, 2006-07 30 6. Jerry Gallegos, 2015-Pres. 530 Triples Runs Scored 1. Jerry Gallegos, 2015-Pres. 11 1. Chad Barnhill, 2006-09 146 2. Michael Cavazos, 2007-10 130 2. Michael Cavazos, 2007-10 6 3. Jerry Gallegos, 2015-Pres. 119 3. Caleb Wenzel, 2012-13 5 Seve Carbajal, 2009-12 5 4. Chad Meske, 2007-10 107 4. Brett Myatt, 2008-09 4 5. Seve Carbajal, 2009-12 99 Ryan Serena, 2010-11 4 Hits Mason Brozovich, 2014-14 4 5. Chad Barnhill, 2006-09 3 1. Chad Barnhill, 2006-09 236 Bud Wilborn, 2006-09 3 2. Michael Cavazos, 2007-10 207 Chris Guyer, 2008-10 3 3. Jerry Gallegos, 2015-Pres. 187 Joey Younkerman, 2009-12 3 4. Chris Polton, 2006-09 174 Jimmy Martinez, 2010-13 3 5. Bud Wilborn, 2006-09 169 Scotty Wright, 2017-Pres. 3 Caleb Barnard, 2012-14 3 David McKendrick, 2009-10 3 Colorado Christian University Baseball Offensive Career Records Homeruns 1. Doug Pavlich, 2009-10 33 Stolen Bases/Attempts 2. Chris Guyer, 2008-10 28 1. Cooper Gray, 2017-Pres. 29/34 3. Michael Cavazos, 2007-10 22 4. J.L. Buchanan, 2010-11 20 2. Seve Carbajal, 2009-12 25/30 Caleb Barnard, 2012-14 25/31 5. Chad Barnhill, 2006-09 15 3. Jerry Gallegos, 2015-Pres. 20/23 Total Bases Brett Myatt, 2008-09 20/24 4. Chad Meske, 2007-10 18/21 1. Michael Cavazos, 2007-10 332 5. Brandon Hesselberg, 2014-17 16/22 2. Chad Barnhill, 2006-09 324 3. Jerry Gallegos, 2015-Pres. 284 Walks 4. Doug Pavlich, 2009-10 260 1. Seve Carbajal, 2009-12 82 5. Chris Guyer, 2008-10 243 2. Chad Barnhill, 2006-09 76 Slugging Percentage (Min. 200 AB) Michael Cavazos, 2007-10 76 3. Chad Meske, 2007-10 67 1. Doug Pavlich, 2009-10 .675 4. Chris Polton, 2006-09 64 2. Chris Guyer, 2008-10 .559 5. Chris Guyer, 2008-10 61 3. J.L. Buchanan, 2010-11 .550 4. Michael Cavazos, 2007-10 .538 Strikeouts 5. Jerry Gallegos, 2015-Pres. .536 1. Chris Guyer, 2008-10 163 RBI 2. Chad Meske, 2007-10 157 3. Michael Cavazos, 2007-10 125 1. Michael Cavazos, 2007-10 137 4. Chad Barnhill, 2006-09 114 2. Chris Guyer, 2008-10 112 5. Jerry Gallegos, 2015-Pres. 88 3. Doug Pavlich, 2009-10 110 4. Chad Barnhill, 2006-09 104 Hit By Pitch 5. J.L. Buchanan, 2010-11 93 6. Bud Wilborn, 2006-09 88 1. Brandon Hesselberg, 2014-17 36 2. Seve Carbajal, 2009-12 30 7. Jerry Gallegos, 2015-Pres. 86 3. Michael Cavazos, 2007-10 26 4. Doug Pavlich, 2009-10 25 Colorado Christian University Baseball Offensive Career Records 5. Sam Jones, 2011-14 24 6. Jerry Gallegos, 2015-Pres. 21 Sacrifice Bunts 1. Brandon Hesselberg, 2014-17 21 2. Chad Meske, 2007-10 19 3. Seve Carbajal, 2009-12 14 Ryan Serena, 2010-11 14 4. Caleb Barnard, 2012-14 13 5. Jimmy Martinez, 2010-13 11 Sacrifice Flies 1. Seve Carbajal, 2009-12 8 Austin Atkerson, 2014-Pres. 8 Bud Wilborn, 2006-09 8 2. Brandon Hesselberg, 2014-17 7 Chad Barnhill, 2006-09 7 Michael Cavazos, 2007-10 7 3. Jerry Gallegos, 2015-Pres. 6 Caleb Barnard, 2012-14 6 Chris Guyer, 2008-10 6 Doug Pavlich, 2009-10 6 Dustin Conley, 2014-15 6 4. Chad Meske, 2007-10 5 Ryan Kerbel, 2011-12 5 J.L. Buchanan, 2010-11 5 Colorado Christian University Baseball Pitching Season Records Appearances Matt Briner, 2012 4 Wins 1. Owen Harris, 2017 29 1. Andrew Kaiser, 2008 7 2. Jarrod Rivera, 2017 25 Nicholas Leader, 2009 7 3. Garrett Dollarhyde, 2014 23 Jake Logan, 2010 7 Daniel Bednarski, 2016 23 2. Evan Fink, 2017 6 4. Garret Henrichsen, 2013 22 Bud Wilborn, 2009 6 5. Nicholas Leader, 2008 21 3. Brett Myatt, 2009 5 Justin Quador, 2007 5 Games Started 4. Marshall Crawford, 2012 4 1. Jake Logan, 2010 16 Chisholm Witt, 2014 4 2. Joey Loranger, 2017 15 Joey Loranger, 2017 4 3. Nicholas Leader, 2009 14 Bud Wilborn, 2009 14 Losses Wil Munsil, 2006 14 1. Garrett Dollarhyde, 2014 12 Andrew Kaiser, 2008 14 2. Trey Stastny, 2011 11 Trey Stastny, 2011 14 Wil Munsil, 2006 11 Evan Fink, 2017 14 Travis Mosler, 2013 11 4. Bud Wilborn, 2008 13 3. Cameron Corbett, 2006 10 Ryan Erazo, 2016 13 Ian Henry, 2011 10 Danny Graves, 2016 13 Travis Mosler, 2012 10 Jeff Ross, 2011 13 Marshall Crawford, 2012 13 Saves 1. Garrett Dollarhyde, 2014 4 Complete Games 2. Scotty Wright, 2017 3 1. Andrew Kaiser, 2008 8 Mike Marlar, 2016 3 2. Nicholas Leader, 2009 6 3. Jarrod Rivera, 2017 2 Marshall Crawford, 2012 6 Trey Stastny, 2010 2 3. Jake Logan, 2010 5 Daniel Bednarski, 2016 2 Trey Stastny, 2011 5 Aaron Orr, 2010 2 4. Bud Wilborn, 2008 4 Lawson Cheek, 2009 2 Brett Myatt, 2009 4 Marshall Crawford, 2013 4 Justin Quador, 2007 4 Garrett Dollarhyde, 2014 4 Lawson Cheek, 2010 4 Colorado Christian University Baseball Pitching Season Records Shutouts 1. Andrew Kaiser, 2008 2 2. Joey Loranger, 2017 1 Earned Run Average (Minimum 10 IP) Marshall Crawford, 2013 1 1. Jarrod Rivera, 2017 3.42 Nicholas Leader, 2009 1 2. Michael Cantrell, 2016 3.52 Justin Quador, 2007 1 3. Michael Cantrell, 2015 3.77 Spencer Heath, 2012 1 4. Andrew Kaiser, 2008 3.92 5. Mike Marlar, 2016 4.57 Innings Pitched 6. Kyle Yanke, 2013 4.60 1. Andrew Kaiser, 2008 91.0 7. Alex Ginn, 2017 4.62 Nicholas Leader, 2009 91.0 8. Ryan Erazo, 2016 4.69 2. Bud Wilborn, 2009 87.0 9. Joey Loranger, 2017 4.93 3. Marshall Crawford, 2012 82.2 10. Chris Murray, 2007 5.14 4. Trey Stastny, 2011 81.0 5.
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