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Division Ii Men's Baseball Records DIVISION II MEN’S BASEBALL RECORDS Individual Records 2 Individual Leaders 5 Annual Individual Champions 22 Team Records 33 Team Leaders 36 Annual Team Champions 48 All-Time Winningest Teams 55 Final Polls 58 INDIVIDUAL RECORDS Official NCAA Division II baseball records began Season Career with the 1963 season and are based on informa- 120—James Vida, Fla. Southern, 1994 (61 73—Bryan Fogle, Erskine, 2007-10 (223 games) tion submitted to the NCAA statistics service by games) institutions participating in the statistics rankings. Career Home Runs Per Game Career records of players include only those years 366—Shelton Cisson, Erskine, 2004-07 (231 games) Season in which they competed in Division II. Annual team 0.73—Bill Packer, Sacred Heart, 1981 (19 in champions in home runs, triples, doubles, stolen 26 games) bases, slugging percentage and double plays Hitting Streaks were added in 1990. Annual individual champions Consecutive Hits Consecutive Games With in saves, runs, bases on balls and toughest to 13—Josh Gilstrap, Fort Hays St., Feb. 17-March strike out were added in 1990. Individual hit by 5, 2002 a Home Run pitch and sacrifice hits were added in 2004. In Consecutive Games 9—Chase Larsson, Cameron, March 18-April statistical rankings, the rounding of percentages 54—Kevin Pillar, Cal St. Dom. Hills, Feb. 8-May 1, 2011 and/or averages may indicate ties where none 8, 2010 exists. In these cases, the numerical order of the Consecutive Times On Base Grand Slams rankings is accurate. 15—Douglas Hargett, North Ala. (eight hits, six Inning walks, one hit by pitch), April 18-23, 2002 2—Pat Trettel, Seton Hill vs. Pitt.-Johnstown, Consecutive Games Reaching Base March 20, 2010; Dan Kozloski, Regis (CO) vs. 88—Craige Lyerly, Catawba, March 18, 2009- Colorado Mines, April 8, 2005; Scott Blecha, BATTING Feb. 12, 2010 Regis (CO) vs. Colorado Col., April 13, 1986; Cliff Champion, Saint Leo vs. Eckerd, March 30, 1985; Phil Ross, Saint Leo vs. Florida At-Bats Doubles A&M, March 18, 1985 Game Game Game 11—Louis Howell, Ky. Wesleyan vs. Oakland 5—Erik Peterman, UIndy vs. Quincy (consecu- 2—14 times, most recent: Pat Trettel, Seton Hill City, April 20, 1964 (22 inn.) tive), April 5, 2003; Tom Michalak, Lewis vs. vs. Pitt.-Johnstown, March 20, 2010 Ferris St., 1990; Tom Siebers, Lewis vs. SIUE, Season 1984 Season 279—Rodd Kelley, Tampa, 1993 (64 games) 5—Tim Belcher, Quinnipiac, 1997 (35 games) Season Career 33—Andrew Hansen, Omaha, 2009 (60 games) 983—Rodd Kelley, Tampa, 1991-94 (229 Total Bases games) Career 87—Chas Anthony, Erskine, 2007-10 (229 Game games) 20—Josh Hamilton, St. Edward’s vs. Okla. Runs Panhandle, April 18, 2003; Jason Berry, USC Upstate vs. Belmont Abbey, March 13, Game Doubles Per Game 2001; Kevin Nichols, Ala.-Huntsville vs. Ky. 9—Mike Holcomb, St. Francis (IL) vs. Robert Wesleyan, Feb. 25, 1996 Morris (IL), April 2, 1996 Season 0.79—Frank Gaiteri, Philadelphia U., 1976 (15 Season Season in 19 games) 229—Brian Davis, West Ga., 1998 (58 games) 103—Eric Errante, Central Mo., 2004 (65 games); Eric Stuckenschneider, Central Mo., Career 1994 (62 games) Triples 630—Bryan Fogle, Erskine, 2007-10 (223 games) Career Game 297—Craig Ringe, Central Mo., 1999-02 (240 4—Jay Zuanich, Cal Poly Pomona vs. Cal St. games) L.A., 1971 Slugging Percentage Season Season (Min. 75 at-bats) Runs Per Game 16—Willie Melendez, Savannah St., 1998 (49 1.187—George Kalafatis, LIU Brooklyn, 1963 games) (89 total bases in 75 at-bats) Season 1.84—Mike Aviles, Concordia (NY), 2003 (83 in Career Career (Min. 210 at-bats) 45 games) 28—Paul Bingham, Indiana (PA), 2007-10 (191 1.000—Bill Packer, Sacred Heart, 1980-82 (213 games) total bases in 213 at-bats) Batting Average Triples Per Game Runs Batted In Season (Min. 75 at-bats) .582—Ralph Garr, Grambling, 1967 (71 of 122) Season Inning 0.53—Larry Crowe, Texas Southern, 1970 (nine 9—Brian Mazurek, St. Francis (IL) vs. Robert Career (Min. 210 at-bats) in 17 games) Morris (IL), April 2, 1996 .471—Chad Chlebowski, Clarion, 1995-98 (128 of 272) Game Home Runs 13—Kevin Nichols, Ala.-Huntsville vs. Ky. Hits Inning Wesleyan, Feb. 25, 1996; Bob Ritchie, Nichols 2—Many players vs. Bryant, 1965 Inning Season 3—12 times, most recent: Dylan Schuch, St. Game 5—Josh Hamilton, St. Edward’s vs. Okla. 104—Jarred McAlvain, Central Okla., 1997 (63 Edward’s vs. Okla. Panhandle, March 6, games) 2009; Drew Cross, St. Edward’s vs. Okla. Panhandle, April 18, 2003 Panhandle, March 6, 2009 Consecutive Career 5—Bo Darby, West Virginia St. (last at-bat vs. 310—Bryan Fogle, Erskine, 2007-10 (223 Game games) 8—Adrian Clark, New Haven vs. Westfield St., Charleston [WV], April 25, 2009 and first four April 25, 1989 at-bats vs. Salem Int’l, April 27, 2009) Season Runs Batted In Per Game 36—Brian Davis, West Ga., 1998 (58 games) Season 2.19—Mike Boyd, Shaw, 1994 (68 in 31 games) Individual Records 2 Career Bases On Balls Sacrifice Hits 39—Brad Zambron, Grand Valley St., 2010-13 Game Season (100 relief appearances) 7—Dave Bone, Armstrong St. vs. Sacred Heart, 38—Juan Dorado, Armstrong St., 2009 (56 March 17, 1989; Ricky Harris, UT Martin vs. games) Innings Lambuth, 1977 Career Game Season 70—Dennis Nisbet, UIndy, 1999-02 (230 games) 19.0—Sam Newby, Morningside vs. Omaha, 91—Richie Johnson, Valdosta St., 1982 (69 May 7, 1977 games) Sacrifice Hits Per Game Season Career 206.0—Alan Fowlkes, Cal Poly Pomona, 1980 215—Nick Shaw, Barry, 2007-10 (209 games) Season 0.68—Juan Dorado, Armstrong St., 2009 (38 in Career Bases On Balls Per 56 games) 509.0—Gregg Smyth, Rollins, 1992-95 Consecutive Scoreless Game Sacrifice Flies 55—Jason Hoppe, Minn. St. Makato, April 7-May 30, 2013 Season Season 1.38—Ralph Davis, Miles, 1993 (36 in 26 18—Dale Mathis, North Ala., 1972 (22 games) Lowest Earned Run games) Career 24—Keith Hernandez, UC San Diego, 2002-05 Average Stolen Bases (223 games); Ed Packard, Cal St. Dom. Hills, 1975-78 (220 games) Season (Min. 50 innings) Game 0.00—Greg Langevin, Minnesota St., 1969 9—Clarence Williamson, N.C. A&T vs. Winston- (54.0 inn.) Salem, 1968 Career (Min. 100 innings) Season PITCHING 0.94—Bob Brooder, Southern Conn. St., 1965- 96—Cisco Johnson, Saint Leo, 1987 (49 games) 67 (162.1 inn.) Career Games 222—Mike Scarinci, Molloy, 1999-02 (174 Earned Runs Allowed games) Season 44—Brad Rutherford, Abilene Christian, 2009 Game (65.0 inn.) 19—Paul Brady, Bentley vs. Boston College, Stolen Bases Per Game March 29, 1998 Career Season 118—Ryan McClintock, Catawba, 2012-15 2.73—Charles Stukes, UMES, 1967 (30 in 11 Hit Batters games) Games Started Game 7—Bryan Rose, Adelphi vs. Armstrong St., Stolen Base Percentage Season March 7, 2000; Chuck Ashcraft, North Ala. vs. 23—Alan Fowlkes, Cal Poly Pomona, 1980 Career (Min. 100 attempts) West Ala., March 21, 1987 (five consecutive) .958—Andrew Dixon, Norfolk St., 1983-86 (136 Career Season of 142) 68—Ben Ochoa, La Verne, 1969-72 36—Norm Hebert, Cal St. Monterey Bay, 2009 (94.0 inn.) Consecutive Stolen Bases Complete Games Strikeouts Career Season 60—David Shelton, North Ala., March 26, 1994- 19—Alan Fowlkes, Cal Poly Pomona, 1980 Game April 30, 1995 Career 21—Nate Kosoc, Saint Rose vs. NJIT., 34—Steve Brown, UC Davis, 1975-78 April 1, 1999; Mike Rerick, North Dakota Strikeouts vs. Minnesota St., April 26, 1996 (10 inn.); Relief Appearances Bruce Berenyi, Truman vs. Missouri S&T, Game April 2, 1976; Ted Barnicle, Jacksonville St. 6—Luke Setzer, Catawba vs. Tusculum, March Season vs. Sewanee, 1975; Joe Adkins, Kenyon vs. 4, 2016 43— Jhonattan Schloeter, Bluefield St., 2004 Wooster, April 15, 1961 Career Season Hit By Pitch 118—Ryan McClintock, Catawba, 2012-15; 182—Sam Militello, Tampa, 1990 (143.2 inn.) Michael Newman, Georgia College, 2005-08 Game Career 4—Jesse Rall, Mo. Southern St. vs. Lindenwood 473—Danny Lampley, Wingate, 1995-98 (391.2 (MO), Feb. 28, 2016; Travis Lites, Angelo St. Shutouts inn.) vs. Ouachita Baptist, Feb. 1, 2009; Eddie Season Gullen, North Ala. vs. Tuskegee, April 5, 2006; 6—Kyle Jones, SIUE, 2006; Danny Cox, Troy, Strikeout Ratio Stephen Worrell, Columbus St. vs. Pfeiffer, 1981 May 13, 2004; Grant Andrews, Harding (Strikeouts per nine innings) vs. Rhodes, March 7, 2000; Darren Jones, Career 15—Ken Kravec, Ashland, 1970-73 Season (Min. 50 innings) Southern Ark. vs. Mississippi Col., April 6, 18.9—Rich Folkers, Parsons, 1967 (126 in 60.0 1996 inn.) Season Victories 41—Tyler Crabtree, Central Okla., 2013 (49 Season Hits Allowed games); Chris Kline, Lincoln Memorial, 1997 21—Alan Fowlkes, Cal Poly Pomona, 1980 (two (45 games) losses) Game 21—Paul Brady, Bentley vs. St. Anselm, April 11, Career Career 1999; Paul Brady, Bentley vs. Boston College, 93—John Dano, Mo. Western St., 2001-04 (177 47—Ben Ochoa, La Verne, 1969-72 (16 losses) games) March 29, 1998; Ray Goulet, American Int’l vs. Consecutive Eastern Conn. St., April 28, 1995 24—Carter Capps, Mount Olive, Feb. 8, 2010- Hit by Pitch Per Game May 22, 2011 Fewest Walks Allowed Per Season 0.91—Chris Kline, Lincoln Memorial, 1997 (41 Saves Nine Innings in 45 games) Season Season (Min. 50 innings) 20—Matt Williams, Grand Valley St., 2016; 0.27—Trevor Thornton, UC Davis, 2002 (2 in Jameson Maj, Abilene Christian, 2007; Adam 66.1 inn.) Zimmerman, St. Joseph’s (IN), 2005 Individual Records 3 Fewest Hits Allowed Per Nine Innings Season (Min.
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