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Division III Baseball Records Division III Baseball Records Individual Records .................................................................. 2 Individual Leaders .................................................................. 3 Annual Individual Champions .......................................... 17 Team Records ........................................................................... 24 Team Leaders ............................................................................ 25 Annual Team Champions .................................................... 35 2012 Most Improved ............................................................. 39 Winningest Teams by Decade ........................................... 40 Collegiate Baseball Division III Final Polls ..................... 42 2 2013 NCAA DIVISION III BASEBALL RECORDS THROUGH 2012 2013 NCAA DIVISION III BASEBALL RECORDS THROUGH 2012 3 Official NCAA Division III baseball records began Consecutive Games Reaching Base Season Season SAVES Career (Minimum 100 innings) with the 1974 season and are based on informa- 60—Damian Costantino, Salve Regina, April 1, 2001- 121—Tim Jorgensen, Wis.-Oshkosh, 1995 (44 games) 13—Blake Bullis, TCNJ, 2006 (46 games) Season 16.0—Billy Wagner, Ferrum, 1991-93 (327 in 182.1 inn.) tion submitted to the NCAA statistics service by March 10, 2003 Career Career 19—Mike Spavento, Wheaton (MA), 2002 HITS ALLOWED DOUBLES 293—Drew Caravella, Ohio Wesleyan, 1999-2002 (197 21—Nick Pappas, Trinity (TX), 2009-12 (161 games); Career Game institutions participating in the statistics rankings. games) Michael Moceri, Kean, 2008-10 (146 games) Career records of players include only those years Game 44—Andy Lowe, Heidelberg, 2008-11 30— Tim Bonnett, Southern Vt. vs. Suffolk, April 22, 2005 in which they competed in Division III. Annual in- 5—Stephen Archer, Oglethorpe vs. Franklin, Feb. 20, RUNS BattED IN PER GamE INNINGS FEWEST HITS ALLOWED PER NINE INNINGS 2009; Aaron Dalton, East Tex. Baptist vs. LeTourneau, Season Game Season (Minimum 45 innings) dividual champions in runs, bases on balls, tough- March 30, 2007 2.75—Tim Jorgensen, Wis.-Oshkosh, 1995 (121 in 44 est to strike out and saves were added in 1990, Pitching 16.2—Bruce Gerish, Alma vs. Kalamazoo, May 14, 1980 1.58—Billy Wagner, Ferrum, 1992 (nine in 51.1 inn.) Season games) Season Career (Minimum 100 innings) along with annual team champions in home 31—Jordan Walton, Randolph-Macon, 2011 (44 games) BASES ON BALLS GAMES 163.1—Jeff Blobaum, Cal St. Stanislaus, 1982 2.22—Billy Wagner, Ferrum, 1991-93 (45 in 182.1 inn.) runs, triples, doubles, stolen bases, slugging per- Career Inning Career centage and double plays. Individual hit by pitch 81—Greg Van Sickler, Shenandoah, 2008-11 (177 games) Season 407.2—Brian Ford, Methodist, 1992-95 BASE ON BALLS RATIO 3—Brian Trapani, Rutgers-Newark vs. Keene St., March 35—Ed Grzybowski, Kean, 1987 (Bases on balls per nine innings) and sacrifice hits were added in 2004. In statisti- DOUBLES PER GamE 18, 2003 Consecutive Scoreless Career 47—Joey Serfass, Eastern Conn. St., April 15-May 23, 2003 Season (Minimum 45 innings) cal rankings, the rounding of percentages and/or Season Game 111—Andy Lowe, Heidelberg, 2008-11 0.16—Michael Blevins, Texas-Tyler, 2012 (one in 56.2 inn.) 0.81—Eric Sorensen, John Jay, 1999 (25 in 31 games) 6—Four times, most recent: Matt Rush, Delaware Valley averages may indicate ties where none exists. In GamES StartED LOWEST EARNED-RuN AVEraGE these cases, the numerical order of the rankings vs. Alvernia, March 29, 2000 Season (Minimum 45 innings) WILD PitcHES TRIPLES Season Game is accurate. Inning Consecutive 0.36—Willy Cirbo, William Penn, 1989 (two earned runs 9—Tom Vatcher, Westfield St., 1979 (3 games) 20—Jim Katschke, Marietta, 1986; Jeff Blobaum, Cal St. in 50.2 inn.) 8—Brian Cooper, Caltech vs. Cal Lutheran, Feb. 12, 1994 2—Six times, most recent: Matt Groezinger, Wooster vs. Stanislaus, 1982; Earl Bunn, Methodist, 1975 Season Career (Minimum 100 innings) Hiram, April 24, 2010 Career *Denotes five-year player. Game 80—David Horne, Methodist, 1986 (51 games) 1.07—Jeremiah Bayer, Trinity (CT), 2008-09 (21 earned Career 59—Jordan Sigman, Chapman, 2008-11; *Matt DeSalvo, runs in 176.1 inn.) 4—Mike Czarnecki, Dubuque vs. Augsburg, March 5, Marietta, 1999-2003 1998; Mike Sokoloski, Westfield St. vs. Albertus Magnus, 226—Jack Richarz, Carthage, 1992-95 (175 games) Individual Records COMPLETE GAMES EARNED RUNS ALLOWED May 2, 1996 BASES ON BALLS PER GamE Game Fielding Season Season (Since 1990) Season 32—Tim Bonnett, Southern Vt. vs. Suffolk, April 22, 2005 15—Andy Cain, Rose-Hulman, 1999 (16 games); John 15—Luke Olin, St. Scholastica, 2006 (43 games) 1.63—Mike McNamara, Roger Williams, 1993 (26 in 16 Batting Nelson, Augsburg, 1986 (15 games) HIT BattERS PUTOUTS Career games) Inning Game 38—Matt Gelotti, Southwestern (TX), 1997-2000 (192 Career STOLEN BASES 34—Todd Briggs, Monmouth (IL), 1994-97 (63 games) 5—Dan Shelley, Kenyon vs. Wooster, March 31, 2007 27—Kerry Mallinckrodt, Maryville (MO) vs. Loras, March GamES games) 4, 2005 (14 inn.) Game RELIEF APPEarancES Game Career TRIPLES PER GamE 7—Bryan Nolan, Mount Aloysius vs. Hiram, March 11, 8—Justin Gorgacz, La Roche vs. Allegheny, April 2, 2009 Season 213—Roger Thompson, Marietta, 1984-87 Season 2011; Rob Hutchison, Skidmore vs. Vassar, March 30, Season 529—John Rosness, UC San Diego, 1984 (58 games) 35—Matt Collins, Piedmont, 2011 Season AT-BatS 0.45—Glenn Bass, Clark (MA), 1975 (five in 11 games) 2007; Doug Graner, Methodist vs. FDU-Madison, March 26—Jon Gibson, Lake Erie, 2004 (43.1 inn.) Career Game 12, 1986 Career 1,595—Mike Celenza, Salisbury, 2007-10 (175 games) HOME RUNS 110—Andy Lowe, Heidelberg, 2008-11 Career 9—Mike Murphy, Misericordia vs. Polytechnic (NY), March Season 65—Jon Gibson, Lake Erie, 2004-07 (114.2 inn.) ASSISTS Inning 94—John Skouras, Manhattanville, 1985 (39 games) SHUTOUTS 14, 2009; Pat Toomey, Southern Me. vs. Keene St. (14 2—Many players STRIKEOUTS Game inn.), May 12, 2000; Jim Gitchell, Elmhurst vs. Judson Game Career Season 13—John Ross, Webster vs. Parks, April 28, 1991 (17 inn.), April 7, 1993; Scott Dutton, Southern Me. 202—Greg Clark, N.C. Wesleyan, 1979-82 (160 games) 6—Tim Piechonski, Saint Mary’s (MN), 1987; Steve Korczyk, Game 4—16 times, most recent: David May, Merchant Marine vs. 22—Steve Plucinski, Lakeland vs. Edgewood, April 29, Career vs. Colby, April 11, 1991; Bob Prince, Southern Me. vs. Upsala, 1980; Steve Thomas, Eastern Conn. St., 1975 St. Joseph’s (Brkln), April 29, 2009 STOLEN BASES PER GamE 2003; Scott Alexander, Salve Regina vs. Anna Maria, 604—Don Petersen, UC San Diego, 1983-86 (189 games) Colby, April 11, 1991 Career Season Season April 3, 2001; David Baumann, Western New Eng. vs. Season 11—Steve Thomas, Eastern Conn. St., 1974-76 ERRORS 39—Tim Jorgensen, Wis.-Oshkosh, 1995 (44 games) 2.41—John Skouras, Manhattanville, 1985 (94 in 39 Curry, April 11, 1988 Game 254—Sean Risley, Marietta, 1986 (63 games) Career games) VictORIES Season Career 6—Five times, most recent: Henry Chao, John Jay vs. Mt. 70—Jose Cortez, Pomona-Pitzer, 2000-03 (155 games); STOLEN-BASE PErcEntaGE Season 205—Matt DeSalvo, Marietta, 2001 (120.0 inn.) St. Vincent, April 26, 2006 783—Gar Keen, Heidelberg, 2008-11 (196 games) Tim Jorgensen, Wis.-Oshkosh, 1992-95 (162 games) 18—Dave Bradley, Marietta, 1999 (two losses) Career Career (Minimum 100 attempts) TOtal CHANCES RUNS HOME RUNS PER GamE .964—John Skouras, Manhattanville, 1984-85 (132 of 137 Career 603—*Matt DeSalvo, Marietta, 1999-2003 (395.2 inn.) Inning attempts) 53—*Matt DeSalvo, Marietta, 1999-03 (six losses) Game Season STRIKEOUT RATIO 26—Paul Rafferty, St. Thomas (MN) vs. St. Olaf, April 1, 3—Brian Trapani, Rutgers-Newark vs. Keene St., March Consecutive 0.89—Tim Jorgensen, Wis.-Oshkosh, 1995 (39 in 44 CONSECUTIVE STOLEN BASES (Strikeouts per nine innings) 2000 (14 inn.); Sam Russ, Wis.-Oshkosh vs. Emory, March 18, 2003 37—Josh Schwartz, Rowan, April 29, 2002-May 27, 2005 games) Season Season (Minimum 45 innings) 22, 1997 (15 inn.) Game 59—Mark Schorsch, Mt. St. Joseph, March 7-May 14, 1999 19.1—Billy Wagner, Ferrum, 1992 (109 in 51.1 inn.) 8—Matt Burgbacher, Marietta vs. La Roche, April 7, 1999 CONSECUTIVE AT-BATS WITH A HOME RUN 5—David May, Merchant Marine, April 29-May 1, 2009 (also career record) Season (two games) 89—Mike Brandts, Marietta, 1986 (63 games) STRIKEOUTS Career CONSECUTIVE GamES WITH A HOME RUN Game 8—Brian Hiscox, Otterbein, April 8-18, 2009 5—Six times, most recent: Nick Pecora, Wheaton (MA) vs. 267—Jansen Evans, Methodist, 1985-88 (194 games) Worcester St., May 14, 2008 RUNS PER GamE Grand SlamS Individual Leaders Inning HIT BY PITCH PER GamE Season (Since 1990) Season 2.06—Jorge Rosado, Baruch, 2009 (70 in 34 games) 2—Jeff Moore, York (PA) vs. Gallaudet, March 24, 2002; Bryan Magoteaux, Wittenberg vs. Thomas More, March 1.00—Dave Santos, Johnson & Wales (RI) (RI), 1999 (25 BattinG AVEraGE 25, 1997; Manuel Castilla, Rochester (NY) vs. Mansfield, in 25 games) GAME RECORDS HITS, INNING Season (Minimum 75 at-bats) March 8, 1987 HIT BY PitcH No. Player, Team vs. Opponent Date .577—Ken Ritter, North Central (IL), 1988 (64 of 111) Game Inning 3 Jeff Moore, York (PA) vs. Gallaudet .........................................................March 24, 2002 Career (Minimum 200 at-bats) 2—11 times, most recent: Mike Cohan, DeSales vs. 2—six times; most recent: John Walker, Lake Erie vs. 3 Chris Tekulve, Marietta vs. La Roche ...........................................................April 7, 1999 .522— Miguel Jaquez, John Jay, 2003-04 (109 of 209) Scranton, May 1, 2004 Hiram, April 12, 2007 Batting 3 Josh Matthews, Johnson & Wales (RI) (RI) vs. Daniel Webster .........April 2, 1999 HITS Season Game 3 Ryan Hartung, St. Thomas (MN) vs. Carleton .......................................April 25, 1998 3 Duane Ito, Menlo vs. Caltech ....................................................................March 28, 1998 Inning 6—Tim Jorgensen, Wis.-Oshkosh, 1995 (44 games) 5—Dan Bocian, Elmhurst vs. Wheaton (IL), April 14, 2004 3—12 times, most recent: Jeff Moore, York (PA) vs.
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