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Baseball Coaching Records All-Divisions Coaching Records Winningest All-Time By Percentage ........................... 2 Winningest All-Time By Victories ................................. 2 Division I Coaching Records Winningest Active By Percentage ............................... 3 Winningest Active By Victories ..................................... 3 Winningest All-Time By Percentage ........................... 3 Winningest All-Time By Victories ................................. 4 Division II Coaching Records Winningest Active By Percentage ............................... 5 Winningest Active By Victories ..................................... 5 Winningest All-Time By Percentage ........................... 5 Winningest All-Time By Victories ................................. 6 Division III Coaching Records Winningest Active By Percentage ............................... 7 Winningest Active By Victories ..................................... 7 Winningest All-Time By Percentage ........................... 7 Winningest All-Time By Victories ................................. 8 2 ALL-DiviSION COacHING RECOrdS All-Division Coaching Records (Minimum 10 years as a NCAA head coach; includes record at four-year colleges only.) BY PERCENTAGE BY VICTORIES Coach, Team ˇYrs. Won Lost Tied Pct. Coach, Team Yrs. Won Lost Tied Pct. 1. Robert Henry Lee (Southern U. 1949-60) ............ 12 172 35 0 .831 1. *Gordie Gillespie (Lewis 1953-76, 2. Don Schaly (Marietta 1964-03) ................................. 40 1,438 329 13 .812 St. Francis [Ill.] 77-95, Ripon 96-05, 3. John Barry (Holy Cross 1921-60) .............................. 40 619 146 5 .807 St. Francis [Ill.] 06-08) ................................................ 56 1,783 904 1 .664 4. Cliff Gustafson (Texas 1968-96) ................................ 29 1,427 373 2 .792 2. *Augie Garrido (San Fran. St., 1969, 5. Mark Walsh (Aurora 1993-02) .................................... 10 320 85 2 .789 Cal Poly, 70-72, Cal St. Fullerton, 73-87, 6. *Mike Kinnison (Delta St. 1997-08) ......................... 12 552 150 0 .786 Illinois, 88-90, Cal St. Fullerton, 91-96, 7. Russ Tiedmann (Wis.-Oshkosh 1975-88) .............. 14 366 105 2 .776 Texas 97-08) .................................................................. 40 1,668 777 8 .682 8. Frank Vieira (New Haven 1963-06) .......................... 44 1,127 324 6 .776 3. *Gene Stephenson (Wichita St.1978-08) ............. 31 1,653 550 3 .750 9. Chuck Anderson (Fla. Southern 1967, 4. *Mike Martin (Florida St. 1980-08) .......................... 29 1,538 520 4 .747 84-02) .............................................................................. 20 843 251 1 .770 5. Larry Hays (Lubbock Chrst. 1971-86, 10. *Dennis Denning (St. Thomas [Minn.] Texas Tech 87-08) ....................................................... 38 1,508 860 4 .637 1995-08) ......................................................................... 14 481 144 1 .769 6. Chuck Hartman (High Point 1960-78, 11. William Spaulding Virginia Tech 79-06)................................................... 47 1,444 816 8 .638 (Western Mich. 1911-21) ........................................ 11 63 18 4 .765 7. Don Schaly (Marietta 1964-03) ................................. 40 1,438 329 13 .812 12. George Huff (Illinois 1896-19) .................................. 24 315 96 4 .764 8. Cliff Gustafson (Texas 1968-96) ................................ 29 1,427 373 2 .792 13. Harry Carlson (Springfield 1924, 9. Ron Polk (Ga. Southern 1972-75, Colorado 1928-43, 45) ............................................. 18 151 49 0 .755 Mississippi St. 76-97, Georgia 00-01, 14. *Tom Lechnir (Wis.-Oshkosh 1989-08) .................. 20 623 205 1 .752 Mississippi St., 02-08) ............................................... 35 1,373 702 2 .662 15. Bobby Winkles (Arizona St. 1959-71) ..................... 13 524 173 0 .752 10. Rod Dedeaux (Southern California 1942-47, 49-86) ........................................................... 44 1,342 597 16 .691 16. *Gene Stephenson (Wichita St. 1978-08) ............ 31 1,653 550 3 .750 17. *Mike Fox (N.C. Wesleyan 1983-94, 96-98, 11. Larry Cochell (Emporia St. 1967-69, North Carolina 99-08) .............................................. 25 911 331 5 .749 Creighton 70-71, Cal St. L.A. 72-76, 18. *Mike Martin (Florida St. 1980-08) .......................... 29 1,538 520 4 .747 Oral Roberts 77-86, Northwestern 87, 19. Carleton Wood (St. Bonaventure1951, Cal St. Fullerton 88-90, Oklahoma 91-05) ....... 39 1,331 813 3 .621 Ithaca 66-78) ................................................................ 14 237 80 0 .746 12. *Mark Marquess (Stanford 1977-08) ...................... 32 1,326 669 7 .664 20. Frank Sancet (Arizona 1950-72) ............................... 23 831 283 8 .744 13. Tommy Thomas (Valdosta St. 1968-07) ................ 40 1,308 825 6 .613 14. Bob Bennett (Fresno St. 1967, 70-02) .................... 34 1,300 757 8 .631 21. Chase Riddle (Troy 1979-90) .................................... 12 434 149 2 .744 15. Ron Fraser (Miami [Fla.] 1963-92) ............................ 30 1,267 440 9 .741 22. Bob Wren (Ohio 1949-72) ........................................... 24 464 160 4 .742 23. George Jacobs (Villanova 1933-43) ........................ 11 106 37 0 .741 16. Jack Stallings (Wake Forest 1960-68, 24. Ron Fraser (Miami [Fla.] 1963-92) ............................ 30 1,267 440 9 .741 Florida St. 69-74, Ga. Southern 76-99) .............. 39 1,255 799 10 .610 25. *Bob Babb (Johns Hopkins 1980-08)..................... 29 829 288 10 .740 17. *Bill Holowaty (Eastern Conn. St. 1969-08) ......... 40 1,249 466 6 .728 18. Richard Jones (MacMurray 1966-68, 26. Gary Ward (Oklahoma St. 1978-96, Southern Ill. 70-90, Illinois 91-05) ....................... 39 1,242 752 6 .623 New Mexico St. 01-02) ............................................. 21 1,022 361 1 .739 19. Jim Dietz (San Diego St. 1972-02) ........................... 31 1,230 751 18 .620 27. W.J. Disch (Texas 1911-39) .......................................... 29 513 180 12 .736 20. Jay Bergman (Florida 1976-81, UCF 83-08) ......... 32 1,210 707 3 .631 28. Jack Kaiser (St. John’s [N.Y.] 1956-73) ..................... 18 366 132 1 .734 29. Bill Miller (Texas Lutheran 1993-07) ....................... 15 530 191 3 .734 21. Al Ogletree (Dallas 1959-65, Sul Ross St. 30. William Lai (Long Island 1949-60) ........................... 12 140 50 3 .733 66-68, Tex.-Pan American 69-97)......................... 39 1,217 711 1 .631 22. *Jim Morris (Georgia Tech 1982-93, 31. Bibb Falk (Texas 1940-42, 46-67) ............................. 25 444 160 9 .732 Miami [Fla.] 94-08) ..................................................... 27 1,199 500 4 .705 32. Abe Naff (Ferrum 1986-07)......................................... 22 612 224 3 .731 23. Jim Mallon (Southwestern [Tex.] 1971-04) .......... 34 1,196 602 1 .665 33. *Tim Pettorini (Wooster 1982-08) ........................... 27 876 321 6 .731 24. Gary Adams (UC Irvine 1970-74, 34. *John Baggs (St. Scholastica 1992-08) .................. 17 530 195 3 .730 UCLA 75-04) ................................................................. 35 1,172 892 12 .567 35. Gerry Thomas (Lynchburg 1969-70, 75-95) ........ 23 503 186 3 .729 25. Bill Wilhelm (Clemson 1958-93) ............................... 36 1,161 536 10 .683 36. Pete Butler (Northern Colo. 1941-42, 46-67) ...... 24 416 154 2 .729 Norm DeBriyn (Arkansas 1970-02) ......................... 33 1,161 650 6 .641 37. Jim Peelle (Buffalo (1949, 52-67) .............................. 17 177 66 0 .728 27. Jack Coffey (Fordham 1909-17, 19-21, 38. *Bill Holowaty (Eastern Conn. St. 1969-08) ......... 40 1,249 466 6 .728 23-43, 45-58) ................................................................ 47 1,160 482 13 .705 39. Loyal Park (Harvard 1969-78) .................................... 10 247 93 0 .726 28. Chuck Brayton (Washington St. 1962-94) ........... 33 1,158 525 6 .687 40. Judson Hyames (Western Mich. 1922-36) ........... 15 166 62 2 .726 29. *Joe Roberts (Armstrong Atlantic 1980-08) ....... 29 1,142 549 6 .675 41. John Flynn (Providence 1924-25, 27-34) .............. 10 147 55 2 .726 30. Frank Vieira (New Haven 1963-06) .......................... 44 1,127 324 6 .776 42. *Wayne Graham (Rice 1992-08) ............................... 17 787 299 0 .725 31. *Jim Gilligan (Western N.M. 1972, 43. Skip Bertman (LSU 1984-01)...................................... 18 870 330 3 .724 Lamar 73-86, 92-08) .................................................. 32 1,103 695 7 .613 44. *Darin Hendrickson (Fontbonne 1995-99, 32 Jim Brock (Arizona St. 1972-94) ................................ 23 1,099 441 1 .713 Central Mo. 04-07, St. Louis 08) ........................... 10 365 141 0 .721 33. Jack Smitheran (Emporia St. 1970-73, 45. *Brad Hill (Central Mo. 1995-03, UC Riverside 74-04) ................................................... 35 1,097 790 4 .581 Kansas St. 04-08) ........................................................ 14 568 219 2 .721 34. Danny Price (FIU 1980-07) .......................................... 28 1,086 597 0 .645 46. *Bob Fornelli (Fort Hays St. 1997-03, 35. *Mike Metheny (Southeastern Okla. 1981-08) .. 28 1,086 476 2 .695 Emporia St. 04-08) ..................................................... 12 522 202 0 .721 36. Les Murakami (Hawaii 1971-00) ............................... 30 1,079 570 4 .654 47. Carl Lundgren (Michigan 1914-16, 18-20, 37. Bob Morgan (Wooster 1976-81, Illinois 21-34) ...............................................................
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