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Baseball Record Book.Pdf TABLE OF CONTENTS | 1 GANNON BASEBALL RECORD BOOK TABLE OF CONTENTS Table of contents .....................................................................................................................................................................................1 All-time single season records ...................................................................................................................................................2-4 Major League Baseball Drafees and Players.............................................................................................................................4 All-time career records ..................................................................................................................................................................5-9 Miscellaneous records ...................................................................................................................................................................... 10 All-time letterwinners .................................................................................................................................................................... 11-13 MEDIA RELATIONS GANNON QUICK FACTS Director of Athletics Media Relations Location ........................................................................................................ Erie, Pa. David Rung Founded ..............................................................................................................1925 Office (814) 871-7418 Enrollment .......................................................................................................4,444 Cell (717) 991-9076 President .....................................................................................Dr. Keith Taylor E-mail [email protected] Nickname .................................................................................... Golden Knights Assistant Director/Baseball Contact Colors ............................................................................................Maroon & Gold Myles Johnson Affiliation ...................................................................................NCAA Division II Office (814) 871-7008 Conference ........................................................Pennsylvania State Athletic Email [email protected] Home Arena ...................................................... McConnell Family Stadium Director of Athletics ............................................... Lisa Goddard McGuirk Assistant Director Web Site ............................................................................... gannonsports.com Kayla Peterson Office (814) 871-7927 Email [email protected] Head Coach ................................................................................. Greg Coleman Alma Mater .......................................................................Embry-Riddle, 2002 Record at Gannon/Season .......................................................... 117-85 | 6th Career Record/Season .................................................................. 117-85 | 6th Assistant Coach ....................................................................... Nick Leslie | 4th ..........................................................................................................Joe Colosi | 2nd GANNON BASEBALL RECORD BOOK SINGLE SEASON RECORDS | 2 BATTING AVERAGE HITS Rank Player (Year) At-Bats Hits Avg. Rank Player (Year) Games Hits 1. Gary George (1973) 65 33 .508 1. Jared Wiesen (2016) 48 71 2. Rick Gauriloff (1980) 72 36 .500 2. Adam Four (1999) 55 68 3. Rick Gauriloff (1981) 89 44 .495 3. Josh Dziomba (2006) 54 66 4. Loren Marz (1972) 84 41 .488 4. Nick Leslie (2002) 45 65 5. Loren Marz (1971) 66 32 .485 5. Pete Calenda (1999) 56 63 6. Rich Hofer (1979) 66 31 .469 T6. Nate Cardy (2016) 43 62 T7. Fred Johnston (1975) 76 34 .448 T6. Adam Foust (1998) 48 62 T7 Mark Ganzka (1979) 78 35 .448 8. David Gnacinski (2006) 54 61 T7 Mark Esser (1980) 58 26 .448 9. Mark DeVita (2016) 48 60 10. Loren Marz (1973) 68 30 .441 T9. Chris Miller (2006) 54 60 *Minimum 50 at-bats RUNS SCORED RUNS BATTED IN Rank Player (Year) Games Runs Rank Player (Year) Games RBI 1. Jared Wiesen (2016) 48 60 1. Nate Cardy (2016) 43 53 2. Clint Page (1999) 56 51 2. Adam Foust (1999) 55 52 3. Adam Foust (1999) 55 48 T3. Phil Gnacinski (2002) 43 46 4. Pat Fabian (1999) 54 46 T3. Nate Cardy (2019) 50 46 T5. Matt Brickman (2002) 48 45 T5 Josh Dziomba (2006) 54 45 5. Michael Tomko (2012) 48 44 T7. Mark DeVita (2016) 48 42 6. Mike Colosi (2018) 49 43 T7. Nick Leslie (2002) 45 42 T7. Nick Leslie (2002) 45 41 9. Chris Beer (2016) 48 40 T7. Elijah Quiceno (2019) 48 41 T10. Nate Cardy (2017) 39 38 T9 Dustin Nitkiewicz (2002) 49 40 T10 Nate Cardy (2019) 50 38 T9. Jared Beach (2019) 47 40 T10. Jay Schade (1998) 45 38 BATTING AVERAGE TRIPLES Rank Player (Year) Games 2B Rank Player (Year) Games 3B 1. Fred Johnston (1976) 14 22 1. Loren Marz (1973) 21 9 T2. Matt Brickman (2003) 47 20 2. Michael Tomko (2012) 48 6 T2. Pat Fabian (1999) 54 20 T3. Kyle Cox (2016) 47 5 4. Pete Calenda (1999) 56 18 T3. Jonathan Dziomba (2008) 44 5 5. Adam Foust (1999) 55 17 T3. Rich Hofer (1979) 25 5 T6. Nico Baldelli (2013) 42 15 T3. Jay Schade (1998) 45 5 T7. Kyle Cox (2017) 40 4 T6. Greg Cook (1998) 48 15 T7. Aaron Cox (2015) 43 4 T8. Kyle Cox (2018) 49 14 T7. Michael Tomko (2013) 43 4 T8. Mike Colosi (2018) 49 14 T7. Eric Harpster (2008) 44 4 T8. Nate Cardy (2016) 43 14 T7. Matt Brickman (2003) 47 4 T8. Evan Baglieri (2012) 48 14 T7. Dustin Nitkiewicz (2002) 49 4 T8. Clint Page (1999) 56 14 T7. Josh Peterson (1998) 41 4 T8. Nick Leslie (2002) 45 14 T7. Adam Foust (1999) 55 4 T8. Josh Dziomba (2006) 54 14 T7. Pat Bonnell (1999) 56 4 HOME RUNS HIT BY PITCH Rank Player (Year) Games HR Rank Player (Year) Games HBP 1. Jared Beach (2019) 47 14 1. Charlie D’Agostino (2002) 45 16 2. Ian Hess (2019) 47 12 2. Ian Steighner (2019) 48 15 T3. Nate Cardy (2019) 50 10 T3. Nate Cardy (2017) 39 14 T3. Elijah Quiceno (2019) 48 10 T3. Tim Lipp (2009) 46 14 5. Fran Pattonrick (1968) 22 9 T6. Nate Cardy (2017) 39 8 T5. Charles Benack (2016) 44 13 T6. Aaron Cox (2015) 43 8 T5. Charlie D’Agostino (2003) 45 13 T8. Aaron Cox (2013) 42 7 T7. Jeff Bellanca (2015) 44 12 T8. Andrew Chung (1999) 50 7 T7. Jeff Bellanca (2014) 35 12 T10. Kyle Cox (2018) 49 6 T7. Jared Beach (2019) 47 12 T10. Michael Tomko (2012) 48 6 T10. Chris Beer (2016) 48 11 T10. Jonathan Dziomba (2008) 44 6 T10. Lou Downey (2011) 30 11 T10. Nick Leslie (2002) 45 6 T10. Eric Harpster (2008) 44 11 T10. Adam Foust (1999) 55 6 T10. Charlie D’Agostino (2004) 46 11 T10. Joe Cascio (1995) 36 6 T10. Brandon Crum (2010) 43 11 T10. Jeff Jones (2010) 40 6 T10. Nate Cardy (2019) 50 11 Bold = Active Player GANNON BASEBALL RECORD BOOK SINGLE SEASON RECORDS | 3 SLUGGING PERCENTAGE TOTAL BASES Rank Player (Year) At-Bats TB SLG% Rank Player (Year) Games TB 1. Loren Marz (1973) 68 59 .867 1. Adam Foust (1999) 55 111 2. Jess Cosain (1971) 65 56 .862 T2. Nick Leslie (2002) 45 97 3. Loren Marz (1971) 66 55 .833 T2. Elijah Quiceno (2019) 48 97 4. Adam Foust (1999) 171 111 .649 T4. Kyle Cox (2018) 49 95 5. Jared Beach (2019) 143 92 .643 T4. Michael Tomko (2012) 48 95 6. Nate Cardy (2016) 142 90 .634 T4. Matt Brickman (2003) 47 95 7. Nate Cardy (2018) 143 90 .629 7. Jared Wiesen (2016) 48 94 8. Aaron Cox (2015) 133 83 .624 8. Nate Cardy (2019) 50 93 T9. Nick Leslie (2002) 156 97 .622 T9. Pat Fabian (1999) 54 92 T9 Elijah Quiceno (2019) 156 97 .622 T9. Jared Beach (2019) 47 92 *Minimum 50 at-bats BASE ON BALLS STOLEN BASES Rank Player (Year) Games Walks Rank Player (Year) Games SB 1. Clint Page (1999) 56 40 1. Pat Fabian (1999) 54 36 T2. Matt Brickman (2002) 48 36 2. Clint Page (1999) 56 35 T2. Jay Schade (1998) 45 36 3. Adam Foust (1999) 55 32 4. Pat Fabian (1999) 54 34 4. Jared Wiesen (2016) 48 29 5. Pat Bonnell (1998) 42 33 T6. Nate Cardy (2019) 50 32 5. Adam Foust (1998) 48 24 T6. Elijah Quiceno (2019) 48 32 6. Pat Bonnell (1999) 56 22 T8. Greg Cook (1998) 48 31 T7. Ford Eisenman (2007) 44 21 T8 Pat Fabian (1998) 44 31 T7. Pete Calenda (1999) 56 21 T9. Clint Page (1998) 48 28 T7. John Cascio (1996) 39 21 T9 Chris Johnson (1997) 45 28 T7. John Cascio (1995) 39 21 ON-BASE PERCENTAGE SACRIFICE HITS Rank Player (Year) AB OB% Rank Player (Year) Games SF 1. Jared Wiesen (2016) 165 .520 1. Matt Payne (2006) 54 13 2. Nate Cardy (2018) 143 .497 2. Brandon Crum (2010) 43 12 3. Nick Leslie (2002) 156 .483 3. Taylor Anderson (2014) 43 10 T4. Dylan Schwegler (2012) 46 8 4. Nate Cardy (2019 150 .477 T4. Tim Lipp (2009) 46 8 5. Nate Cardy (2017) 113 .476 T6. Andrew Wagner (2017) 27 7 6. Elijah Quiceno (2019) 156 .470 T6. Kyle Harpster (2011) 38 7 7. Charles Benack (2016) 126 .460 T8. Matt Oruch (2018) 45 6 8. Charles Benack (2018) 68 .459 T8. Bob Roach (2013) 38 6 9. Tim Lipp (2010) 132 .457 T8. Kyle Harpster (2012) 41 6 T10. Lou Downey (2011) 76 .455 T8. Brandon Crum (2009) 37 6 T10. Kolten Hoffman (2010) 128 .455 T8. David Gnacinski (2006) 54 6 T8. Rob McNerney (2006) 54 6 *Minimum 50 at-bats T8. Greg Radwan (2010) 40 6 FIELDING PERCENTAGE PUTOUTS Rank Player (Year) PO A E FLD% Rank Player (Year) Games PO T1. Andrew Wagner (2017) 52 1 0 1.000 1. Chris Miller (2006) 54 412 T1. Kyle Cox (2016) 77 5 0 1.000 T2. Dominic Mori (2018) 48 299 T1. Jared Beach (2019) 70 2 0 1.000 T2. Ian Hess (2019) 47 299 T1. Taylor Anderson (2013) 48 35 0 1.000 4. Chris Miller (2008) 44 297 T1. Dylan Schwegler (2012) 95 4 0 1.000 T1. Nick Leslie (2004) 142 21 0 1.000 5. Chris Miller (2007) 48 294
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