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Baseball Single Game Records PSAC BASEBALL RECORDS Updated 6/4/20 SINGLE GAME HITTING - TEAM AT-BATS 70 Mercyhurst vs. Bloomsburg, 5/16/19 69 Bloomsburg vs. Mercyhurst, 5/16/19 66 Mansfield vs. Findlay, 3/9/19 62 Mercyhurst vs. Clarion, 4/28/19 60 Shippensburg vs. GC&SU, 3/04/06 55 California vs. Armstrong Atlantic, 3/9/10 RUNS 40 Millersville vs. Lincoln, 4/3/13 37 Shippensburg vs. Lewis, 3/13/93 32 Mansfield vs. Shippensburg, 4/15/94 34 Millersville vs. Lincoln, 4/19/16 30 IUP vs. Clarion, 4/2/15 West Chester vs. Mansfield, 4/2/10 Millersville vs. Philadelphia, 3/31/00 California vs. Washington & Jefferson, 3/8/00 29 East Stroudsburg vs. Felician, 2/14/15 Kutztown vs. Alvernia, 4/24/02 Lock Haven vs. Hampden Sydney, 3/14/92 RUNS - BOTH TEAMS *54 Shippensburg (37) vs. Lewis (17), 3/13/93 50 Millersville (40) vs. Lincoln (10), 4/3/13 48 Erskine (30) vs. Bloomsburg (18), 3/8/10 41 Lock Haven (22) vs. Bloomsburg (19), 2/19/10 40 California (27) vs. Salem (13), 4/10/18 Millersville (34) vs. Lincoln (6), 4/19/16 IUP (30) vs. Clarion (10), 4/2/15 Mansfield (32) vs. Shippensburg (8), 4/15/94 WINNING MARGIN 31 West Chester - 33 vs. USP-2, 3/5/09 1 30 Millersville – 40 vs. Lincoln 10, 4/3/13 29 Millersville -30 vs. Philadelphia-1, 3/31/00 Mansfield - 30 vs. St. Bonaventure-1, 4/27/85 28 Millersville – 34 vs. Lincoln – 6, 4/19/16 East Stroudsburg – 29 vs. Felician – 1, 2/14/15 Bloomsburg - 30 vs. Clarion 2, 4/28/13 27 West Chester- 27 vs. USP-0, 3/22/07 California-30 vs. Washington & Jefferson 3, 3/8/00 Lock Haven-29 vs. Hampden-Sydney-2, 3/14/92 HITS 30 Shippensburg vs. Lewis, 3/13/93 29 Bloomsburg vs. Clarion, 4/28/13 California vs. Gannon, 4/29/03 Mansfield vs. Binghamton, 3/27/96 Lock Haven vs. Hampden-Sydney, 3/14/92 28 East Stroudsburg vs. University of the Sciences, 4/12/16 26 Slippery Rock vs. Mansfield, 3/12/18 Mercyhurst vs. Penn St. Greater Allegany, 4/4/17 IUP vs. Clarion, 4/2/15 Slippery Rock vs Clarion, 4/1/14 Kutztown vs. Alvernia, 4/24/02 HITS - BOTH TEAMS 46 Shippensburg (30) vs. Lewis (16), 3/13/93 44 IUP (25) vs. LHU (19), 4/19/16 RBI 37 Millersville vs. Lincoln, 4/3/13 35 Shippensburg vs. Lewis, 3/13/93 31 Millersville vs. Lincoln, 4/19/16 Mansfield vs. Shippensburg, 4/14/94 29 IUP vs. Clarion, 4/2/15 28 Bloomsburg vs. Clarion, 4/28/13 27 California vs. Salem, 4/10/18 26 East Stroudsburg vs. IUP, 3/12/16 East Stroudsburg vs. Felician, 2/14/15 Slippery Rock vs. University of the Sciences, 3/1/09 25 Slippery Rock vs. Clarion, 4/1/14 West Chester vs. USP, 3/22/07 California vs. Gannon, 4/29/03 Millersville vs. Philadelphia, 3/31/00 RBI - BOTH TEAMS 2 *47 Shippensburg (35) vs. Lewis (12), 3/13/93 46 Millersville (37) vs. Lincoln (9), 4/3/13 42 USC-Spartanburg (29) vs. California (13), 3/10/90 40 California vs. Salem, 4/10/18 39 IUP (29) vs. Clarion (10), 4/2/15 37 Millersville (31) vs. Lincoln (6), 4/19/16 Mansfield (31) vs. Shippensburg (6), 4/15/94 DOUBLES 11 Shippensburg vs. Bowie State, 4/18/99 10 East Stroudsburg vs. Felician, 2/14/15 Kutztown vs. Philadelphia, 4/4/06 9 East Stroudsburg vs. Philadelphia, 2/25/17 Shippensburg vs. Mansfield, 4/15/17 Slippery Rock vs. Gannon, 4/4/15 West Chester vs. USP, 3/22/07 Shippensburg vs. E. Stroudsburg, 5/3/86 TRIPLES 5 West Chester vs. Jefferson, 2/24/19 Mercyhurst vs. Penn State Greater Alleghany, 3/4/18 Lock Haven vs. Clarion, 4/13/00 Shippensburg vs. Baltimore, 4/29/67 HOME RUNS 9 Seton Hill vs. Malone, 4/6/16 Shippensburg vs. Mansfield, 4/14/87 8 California vs. Salem, 4/10/18 Kutztown vs. Shippensburg, 4/28/01 Mansfield vs. Shippensburg, 4/15/94 Shippensburg vs. Lewis, 3/13/93 7 Seton Hill vs. Davis & Elkins, 3/17/15 East Stroudsburg vs. Chestnut Hill, 4/19/10 East Stoudsburg vs. Mansfield, 4/25/09 Bloomsburg vs. Gwynedd-Mercy, 4/6/00 HOME RUNS - BOTH TEAMS 12 Shippensburg (8) vs. Lewis (4), 3/13/93 11 Kutztown (8) vs. Shippensburg (3), 4/28/01 Mansfield (8) vs. Shippensburg (3), 4/15/94 3 GRAND SLAMS *2 Shippensburg vs. Lewis, 3/13/93 TOTAL BASES 62 Mansfield vs. Shippensburg, 4/15/94 61 Shippensburg vs. Lewis, 3/13/93 TOTAL BASES - BOTH TEAMS 87 Shippensburg (61) vs. Lewis (26), 3/13/93 80 Mansfield (62) vs. Shippensburg (18), 4/15/94 BASE ON BALLS 18 California vs. Slippery Rock, 4/12/16 17 Millersville vs. Concord, 2/28/19 Bloomsburg vs. Mercyhurst, 5/16/19 Shippensburg vs. Swarthmore, 3/8/77 16 Shepherd vs. Virginia St., 2/16/20 Pitt-Johnstown vs. Shippensburg, 3/10/20 Bloomsburg vs. Virginia St., 2/23/20 Pitt-Johnstown vs. W. Va. Wesleyan, 2/8/19 Millersville vs. Lincoln, 4/19/16 15 East Stroudsburg vs. West Chester, 4/6/19 Seton Hill vs. Winston-Salem State, 2/25/19 Mercyhurst vs. Notre Dame (OH), 4/9/19 West Chester vs. Slippery Rock, 2/28/16 BASE ON BALLS - BOTH TEAMS 27 Millersville (17) vs. Concord (10), 2/28/19 26 USC-Spartanburg (16) vs. California (10), 3/10/90 23 Bloomsburg (16) vs. Virginia St. (7), 2/23/20 Bloomsburg (17) vs. Mercyhurst (6), 5/16/19 East Stroudsburg (13) vs. Philadelphia (10), 3/29/11 STOLEN BASES 13 Seton Hill vs. W.V. Wesleyan, 2/28/16 California vs. Charleston, 4/20/10 Shippensburg vs. Messiah, 4/7/76 Shippensburg vs. Messiah, 4/14/75 4 Shippensburg vs. Messiah, 4/18/74 11 California vs. IUP, 4/29/11 10 Shepherd vs. Lincoln, 2/5/20 Bloomsburg vs. Virginia State, 3/7/16 California vs. West Liberty, 3/7/11 East Stroudsburg vs. USP, 3-17-11 California vs. IUP, 4/9/05 Bloomsburg vs. Stonehill, 3/6/00 SINGLE GAME FIELDING - TEAM PUTOUTS 54 Bloomsburg vs. Mercyhurst, 5/16/19 Mercyhurst vs. Bloomsburg, 5/16/19 52 Mansfield vs. Findlay, 3/9/19 50 Shippensburg vs. GC&SU, 3/04/06 ASSISTS 24 IUP vs. Gannon, 4/5/13 23 Shippensburg vs. GC&SU, 3/04/06 22 Kutztown vs. Mansfield, 3/30/15 Kutztown vs. Mansfield, 4/28/07 21 Mansfield vs. Findlay, 3/9/19 California vs. Malone, 2/18/17 20 Bloomsburg vs. Mercyhurst, 5/16/19 Shippensburg vs. Wilmington, 3/15/18 West Chester vs. Chestnut Hill, 3/29/18 Seton Hill vs. Coker, 2/22/15 Gannon vs. Seton Hill, 4/15/2012 Kutztown vs. West Virginia State, 5/16/08 California vs. Salem International, 2/21/06 Kutztown vs. West Chester, 5/6/06 Shippensburg vs. Temple, 4/28/94 19 West Chester vs. Millersville, 5/11/16 East Stroudsburg vs. Millersville, 5/9/16 Slippery Rock vs. Ashland, 3/7/16 Millersville vs. Seton Hill, 5/1/15 SINGLE INNING HITTING - TEAM PLATE APPEARANCES 5 22 Millersville vs. Concord, 2/28/19 21 California vs. Salem, 4/10/18 20 Lock Haven vs. Clarion, 4/14/92 RUNS 16 Millersville vs. Concord, 2/28/19 California vs. Washington & Jefferson, 3/8/00 Lock Haven vs. Clarion, 4/14/92 15 California vs. Salem, 4/10/18 12 Millersville vs. Lincoln, 4/3/13 East Stroudsburg vs. Wilmington, 4/16/09 Bloomsburg vs. IUP, 3/8/00 RBI 15 California vs. Salem, 4/10/18 14 California vs. Washington & Jefferson, 3/8/00 13 Lock Haven vs. Clarion, 4/14/92 12 East Stroudsburg vs. Wilmington, 4/16/09 TOTAL BASES 21 Shippensburg vs. Lewis, 3/13/92 19 East Stroudsburg vs. Mansfield, 4/25/09 18 West Chester vs. USP, 3/22/07 BASE ON BALLS 8 Lock Haven vs. Clarion, 4/14/92 STOLEN BASES 8 California vs. Lenoir-Rhyne, 2/13/11 6 California vs. Charleston, 4/20/10 5 East Stroudsburg vs. Kutztown, 4/26/13 California vs. IUP, 4/29/11 California vs. Clarion, 4/9/11 California vs. West Liberty, 3/7/11 California vs. Charleston, 2/27/11 4 East Stroudsburg vs. Felician, 2/14/15 East Stroudsburg vs. Minn.-Crookston, 3/11/12 California vs. Clarion, 4/18/11 East Stroudsburg vs. USP, 3-17-11 6 IUP vs. Clarion, 4/10/10 Gannon vs. PSU-Beaver, 3/28/10 East Stroudsburg vs. Gannon, 3/5/09 East Stroudsburg vs. Bloomsburg, 2/23/08 Bloomsburg vs. Stonehill, 3/6/00 Bloomsburg vs. IUP, 3/8/00 East Stroudsburg vs. Charleston, 3/10/07 SINGLE GAME - INDIVIDUAL PITCHING STRIKEOUTS (*9 inning game) 19 Dan Altavilla – MER vs. WCU, 5/1/14 Peter Riffle – KUTZ vs. Philadelphia Textile, 4/20/66 18 Clyde Mellinger - SHIP vs. KUTZ, 1915 17 Scott Rippeon - SHIP vs. Sacred Heart, 3/18/89 16 Matthew Minnick – MER vs. CAL (2), 3/29/19 Nathan Starner - SHIP vs. ESU (1), 3/26, 05 15 Matthew Minnick – MER vs. SHU (2), 4/13/19 Matt Swarmer – KUTZ vs. BLOOM, 4/14/15 Aaron Cox – GAN vs. W. 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