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Memorial Baseball VARSITY RECORD BOOK Updated Through 2016 Season TEAM STATISTICS Memorial Baseball VARSITY RECORD BOOK updated through 2016 season TEAM STATISTICS AT BATS RUNS SCORED HITS 864 (2000) 216 (2000) 337 (2000) 762 (2001) 207 (2005) 284 (2001) 755 (2004) 201 (2014) 284 (2014) 748 (2014) 197 (1985) 268 (2005) 715 (2012) 194 (2001) 236 (2012) 703 (2010) 181 (2012) 215 (1998) AVERAGE DOUBLES TRIPLES .401 (2005) 70 (2000) 12 (2001) .390 (2000) 50 (2001) 9 (1998) .380 (2014) 48 (2002) 9 (2003) .373 (2001) 44 (1998) 7 (1998) .333 (2004) 42 (2012) 7 (2012) .330 (2012) 7 (2014) HOME RUNS RBI’S STRIKEOUTS 25 (2000) 198 (2005) 178 (2008) 22 (1999) 193 (2000) 165 (2003) 18 (1998) 180 (2001) 163 (1998) 15 (2001) 174 (2014) 150 (2000) 14 (1986) 165 (2006) 146 (1987) 158 (2012) 142 (2012) WALKS SACRIFICES HIT-BY-PITCH 126 (2012) 39 (2012) 27 (2005) 117 (1985) 33 (1998) 25 (2006) 112 (1989) 28 (2014) 23 (2004) 111 (2004) 27 (2000) 21 (2015) 111 (2005) 26 (2016) 20 (2007) 23 (2015) 19 (2014) 21 (1990) 18 (2016) BEST PITCHING RECORD-YEAR CAREER PITCHING RECORD 7 - 0 Alan Huber (1998) 15 - 5 Josh Lamb (98-00) 5 - 0 Brandon Coffey (2014) 14 - 4 Keith Wiehe (00-02) 9 - 1 Josh Lamb (2000) 14 - 9 Tim Gasson (90-92) 7 - 1 Andy Zink (2001) 13 - 9 Nate Wilker (14-16) 7 - 1 Keith Wiehe (2000) 12 - 3 Alan Huber (97-98) 7 - 3 Brad Sawmiller (2012) 6 - 1 Chase Roop (2015) 6 - 2 Nick Pfeffenberger (2004) 6 - 2 Nathan Wilker (2015) STRIKEOUTS - YEAR FEWEST WALKS - YEAR 82 Tim Gasson (66 IP) (1991) 8 Matt Steinke (40 IP) (2003) 72 Brad Sawmiller (67 IP) (2012) 8 Jake Taylor (35.1 IP) (2009) 72 Alan Huber (72 IP) (1998) 9 Brad Felver (38 IP) (1985) 69 Jack Grant (65 IP) (1986) 9 Tim Gasson (35 IP) (1992) 62 Jason Pierce (54 IP) (1993) 9 Nathan Kogge (30 IP) (1992) 54 Nate Wilker (48.2 IP) (2016) 9 John Meinerding (35 IP) (1999) 9 Paul Pfenning (33.1 IP) (2008) FEWEST EARNED RUNS - YEAR FEWEST RUNS - YEAR 3 Derek Jay (25 IP) (2016) 5 Dustin Howell (20.1 IP) (16) 3 Dustin Howell (20.1 IP) (2016) 10 Nathan Wilker (37.2 IP) (14) 5 Matt Steinke (40 IP) (2003) 11 Alan Huber (72 IP) (98) 5 Nathan Wilker (37.2IP) (2014) 11 Matt Steinke (40 IP) (03) 7 Jason Pierce (54 IP) (1993) 12 Nathan Wilker (45.2 IP) (15) 7 Brandon Coffey (47.1 IP) (2014) 12 Bill Hausfeld (35 IP) (83) 7 Zach Wilker (28.2 IP) (2014) 14 Derek Jay (25 IP) (2016) 8 Nathan Wilker (45.2 IP) (2015) 15 Brandon Coffey (47.1 IP) (14) 9 Tim Gasson (35 IP) (1992) 15 Zach Wilker (28.2 IP) (14) 9 Korey Hullinger (50 IP) (2006) 16 Chase Roop (39.1 IP) (15) 9 Derek Jay (25.1 IP) (2015) 17 Tim Gasson (35 IP) (92) 10 Chase Roop (39.1 IP) (2015) 17 Nick Pfeffenberger (56 IP)(04) PERECT NO-HITTERS NO-HITTERS Tim Gasson – 1992; St. Henry, 7 – 0 Jack Grant – 1987, Celina, 5 – 0 Jake Taylor – 2009; Lima Senior, 16 – 0 Josh Lamb – 1998, Indian Lake, 4 – 0 Keith Wiehe, Dan Zink, & Andy Zink – 2001, Minster, 14 – 3 Chase Roop, Josh Young – 2015, New Bremen, 6-0 DOUBLE PLAYS ERA 25 (2002) 0.84 Derek Jay (25 IP) (2016) 19 (2004) 0.91 Matt Steinke (40 IP) (2003) 15 (2003) 0.93 Nathan Wilker (37.2 IP) (2014) 15 (2007) 1.03 Dustin Howell (20.1 IP) (2016) 15 (2012) 1.04 Brandon Coffey (47.1 IP) (2014) 1.06 Alan Huber (72 IP) (1998) 1.14 Keith Wiehe (49 IP) (2000) 1.23 Nathan Wilker (45.2 IP) (2015) 1.27 Korey Hullinger (50 IP)(2006) 1.38 Nick Pfeffenberger (56 IP)(2004) INDIVIDUALS STATISTICS - SEASON AT BATS HITS 104 Adam Lauth (2000) 47 Ken Williams (2000) 101 Ken Williams (2000) 43 Adam Lauth (2000) 94 Adam Lauth (2001) 43 Matt Steinke (2001) 92 John Meinerding (2000) 43 DJ Manning (2012) 91 Tristan Becker (2014) 43 Isaac Fitzgerald (2014) 40 Tom Hoenie (1989) RUNS SCORED RUNS BATTED IN 37 DJ Manning (2012) 37 Curt Behr (2000) 36 Brett Baker (2006) 36 Isaac Fitzgerald (2014) 36 Nathan Wilker (2014) 31 Matt Steinke (2001) 34 Todd Graves (2005) 31 Todd Graves (2005) 32 Josh Lamb (2000) 26 Michael Huber (2012) 30 Aaron Peffenberger (2007) DOUBLES TRIPLES 14 Isaac Fitzgerald (2014) 6 John Douglass (2001) 13 Aaron Peffenberger (2007) 4 DJ Manning (2012) 13 Ken Williams (2000) 3 Nick Vogel (2012) 12 John Pfeffenberger (2002) 3 Derek Turner (1990) 11 Matt Steinke (2003) 3 Dave McMurray (1983) 11 Todd Graves (2005) 3 Kevin Doenges (1998) 11 Trevor Kill (2009) 3 John Meinerding (1999) 9 DJ Manning (2012) 3 Aaron Homan (2009) HOME RUNS WALKS 8 Todd Graves (2005) 39 Adam Graves (2001) 7 Ross Triplett (1999) 23 Tom Shimp (1985) 6 Curt Behr (2000) 22 Brad Felver (1985) 6 Adam Graves (2000) 22 Josh Lamb (2000) 5 Derek Turner (1990) 22 Cody Martin (2010) 5 Rusty Krugh 21 Todd Graves (2005) 4 Michael Huber (2012) 21 Kalobb Dodson (2012) FEWEST STRIKEOUTS HIT-BY-PITCH 0 Shawn Spencer (54 AB) (1983) 10 Keith Jacobs (1996) 1 Aaron Pfeffenberger (70 AB) (2007) 6 Tristin Becker (2015) 1 Mason Gross (75 AB) (2014) 6 Tom Burke (2004) 2 Rusty Krugh (74 AB) (1982) 6 Cody Martin (2010) 3 Dennis Knous (42 AB) (1986) 5 Matt Helmstetter (2003) 4 Todd Graves (60 AB) (‘05) 5 Jack Grant (1987) 4 Aaron Pfeffenberger (62 AB) (‘06) 5 Matt Helmstetter (2004) 4 Jake Taylor (61 AB) (‘09) 4 Mitch Newbauer (59 AB) (‘11) 5 Steven Paulus (2012) 4 Zack Wilker (56 AB) (‘14) SACRIFICES MOST STEALS 11 Kalobb Dodson (2012) 37 Brad Felver (1985) 11 Mason Gross (2014) 25 John Meinerding (1999) 9 Greg Keith (1990) 22 Shawn Spencer (1983) 8 Drew Jacobs (2016) 20 Cody Martin (2010) 7 Ryan Buck (1998) 18 John Meinerding (2000) 6 B.J. Zink (1998) 6 Matt Wibbeler (1998) STEAL % ON BASE % 22 - 22 Shawn Spencer (1983) .724 Adam Graves (2001) 13 - 13 Derek Turner (1990) .694 Todd Graves (2005) 13 - 13 Luke Kleinhenz (1993) .645 Jared Knous (2014) 20 - 21 Cody Martin (2010) .607 Keith Puschel (1989) 37 - 39 Brad Felver (1985) .590 Cody Martin (2010) 17 - 18 Kevin Doenges (1998) .578 DJ Manning (2012) 25 - 26 John Meinerding (1999) .577 Matt Steinke (2003) .567 Michael Huber (2011) .561 Josh Lamb (2000) SLUGGING % RUNNER IN SCORING POSITION 1.167 Todd Graves (2005) .897 Aaron Pfeffenberger (2006) .867 Matt Steinke (2003) .792 Todd Graves (2005) .848 Adam Graves (2000) .759 Doug Burke (2005) .840 Ross Triplett (1999) .737 Adam Graves (2001) BATTING AVERAGE .583 Todd Graves (60 AB) Sr 2005* .561 Adam Graves (57 AB) Sr 2001** .522 Jared Knous (46 AB) Sr 2014 .518 Matt Steinke (83 AB) So 2001 .517 Matt Steinke (71 AB) Sr 2003 .500 DJ Manning (86 AB) Sr 2012 .494 Adam Graves (79 AB) Jr 2000 .483 Isaac Fitzgerald (89 AB) Jr 2014 .476 Bob Vogel (82 AB) Sr 2000 .475 Nate Kogge (61 AB) Sr 1992 .465 Ken Williams (101 AB) Sr 2000 .465 Tom Hoenie (86 AB) Sr 1998 .464 Zach Wilker (56 AB) Sr 2014 .461 Nathan Vogel (76 AB) Sr 2014 .455 Adam Graves (61 AB) So 1999 .452 Aaron Pfeffenberger (62 AB) Jr. 2006 .451 Brett Baker (82 AB) Sr. 2006 .450 Kyle Cheslock (53 AB) So. 2004 .448 Doug Burke (58 AB) So. 2005 .446 Curt Behr (74 AB) Sr 2000 .439 Aaron Pfeffenberger (66 AB) So. 2005 .435 Michael Huber (46 AB) Jr. 2011 .432 Josh Lamb (81 AB) Sr 2000 .429 Aaron Peffenberger (70 AB) Sr 2007 .429 Todd Graves (52 AB) So. 2003 .429 Tyler Norton (? AB) Sr. 2008 .427 Ross Triplett (75 AB) Sr 1999 .424 Derek Turner (66 AB) Sr 1989 .423 Rob Coffey (52 AB) Jr 1985 .422 John Meinerding (83 AB) Jr 1999 .418 Tristan Becker (91 AB) Jr 2014 .418 Don Freewalt (79 AB) Sr 1998 .417 Tim Gasson (60 AB) Sr 1992 .415 John Douglass (65 AB) Sr 2001 .413 Adam Lauth (104 AB) So 2000 .410 Rusty Krugh (68 AB) Sr 1982 .408 Trevor Kill (71 AB) Sr 2009 .403 Nathan Wilker (77 AB) So 2014 .403 Deron Steinke (72 AB) Sr. 2005 .403 Dustin Howell (72 AB) Jr. 2016 .400 Nick Vogel (70 AB) Sr. 2012 .400 Michael Huber (50 AB) So. 2010 **AB do not include 39 walks and HP 2. *AB do not include 21 walks and 3 HP .
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