SAN ANGELO – The Angelo State baseball program will be making its fifth trip to the NCAA Division II South Central Championship this week when the Rams travel to Grand Junction, Colorado to compete for the regional title as the third seed of a six-team, double-elimination tournament at Sam Suplizio Field.

The Rams (37-15) earned an automatic bid to the regional tournament after winning the Lone Star Conference Championship and will open the South Central Championship at 1 p.m. (CDT) on Thursday against No. 4 Colorado State-Pueblo (39-14). Colorado Mesa (47-7) won the RMAC regular-season and tournament championships and will host the regional tournament as the top seed. The Mavericks, who won last year's regional championship and are 25-3 on their home field this season, will open against No. 6 St. Mary's (38-14). West Texas A&M (35-18) is making its second regional tournament appearance after earning an at-large bid and will play No. 2 St. Edward's (40-11) which won the Heartland Conference tournament title.

"I'm excited about this year's tournament because I feel like we are good enough to win it and advance to the College World Series," ASU head coach Kevin Brooks said. "I'm sure every team that was selected feels that same way, but our team is playing really well right now and I have a lot of confidence in them. We played great throughout the last couple of weeks of the regular season and continued that in the conference tournament. We've been saying all year that we believe in our team and that we have a special group."

Angelo State, which is one of 48 teams still playing, enters the regional tournament having led the Lone Star Conference in 14 statistical categories this season and leading the region with a 3.03 pitching staff ERA. ASU has outscored its opponents this season 286-177 and has a .299 batting average which led the LSC. ASU also led the conference with 472 strikeouts while Ram hitters have only struck out 301 times in 1,633 at-bats. The Rams have a 38-8 home run advantage over their opponents and led the conference with a .969 fielding percentage.

The South Central tournament will be played from Thursday-Sunday and sends the winner to the NCAA Division II College World Series which will be played from May 23-30 at the USA Baseball National Training Complex in Cary, North Carolina.

Angelo State is 8-7 all-time in the regional tournament and won the title in 2007 as the sixth seed. The Rams, who are 406-228 all-time in program history, also advanced to the South Central Championship in 2009, 2012 and 2013. ASU was the third seed in 2009 and 2012 and was the fifth seed in 2013.

ASU is 6-2 all-time against CSU-Pueblo after sweeping a four-game series in 2012 at Foster Field and then splitting another four-game series in Pueblo, Colorado in 2013. The Rams and ThunderWolves have never met in the postseason and did not play this season. CSU-Pueblo, which did not play an LSC team this season, earned an at-large bid along with the Buffs and Rattlers. ASU has also never played WT or Mesa in the postseason, but is 1-2 against the Hilltoppers and 0-1 against the Rattlers in regional tournament play. St. Mary's won the only postseason meeting with a 7-6 walk-off win in 13 innings during the 2013 tournament which was played in Kingsville. The Rams and Buffs are 4-4 against each other this season after ASU earned a 6-5 win in the first game of the LSC tournament, while ASU is 2-0 against the Rattlers this year after sweeping a home-and-away series.

The Rams enter the regional tournament having swept their way through the LSC tournament and having won 10 of their last 11 games. ASU won the South Central Championship in 2007 with a 5-1 record to advance to the College World Series which included a win over St. Edward's.
 
ANGELO STATE STARTER REPORT
Angelo State junior Steve Naemark (9-1) comes into the regional tournament second in the nation with 114 strikeouts and is ninth with a 1.11 ERA. He was named the NCBWA South Central Pitcher of the Year on Tuesday. A left-hander in his first season with ASU after transferring from Cochise College, Naemark was named the Lone Star Conference Pitcher of the Year after earning three LSC Pitcher of the Week honors along with two NCBWA South Central Pitcher of the Week awards. He also gained national recognition with a NCBWA National Pitcher of the Week honor and a Collegiate Baseball National Player of the Week selection after a 15-strikeout performance against Regis. Naemark, who is a Brett Tomko Award semifinalist, has already established the single-season program record with his 114 strikeouts through 97 1/3 innings this season and has only allowed 12 earned runs and 21 walks throughout the season. He has recorded five or more strikeouts in 14 games this season, including his 15-strikeout performance against Regis and then a 12 strikeout game against Lubbock Christian and an 11-strikeout gem against Eastern New Mexico. He is coming off a six-strikeout win over West Texas A&M where he threw 6 1/3 innings in the opening game of the LSC Championship. His 1.11 ERA is the best in ASU history and would also establish a new LSC record which is currently held by Josh King who had a 1.76 ERA in the 2001 season for Northeastern State. Opponents have been limited to a .205 batting average against Naemark this season through 15 starts and 16 appearances. Along with his nine wins, he also has a save which came against St. Mary's in San Antonio when he recorded the final two outs on six pitches.

"This was a season where I was able to stay consistent throughout and never really got away from what I was trying to accomplish," Naemark said. "There were really no bad spots in the season. I'm really appreciative of the way our coaches have helped me out the pitching plan they put together to make me more effective. This is the best season of my life. I'm having a great time doing it with our team and am looking forward to achieving even more success."

Angelo State senior Blake Bass (10-2) is coming off an eight-strikeout gem in a win over Tarleton State in the semifinals of the LSC Championship last Friday and enters the regional tournament with 99 strikeouts this season and 138 in his two seasons at ASU. Bass transferred in last year after playing his first two collegiate seasons as a positional player at Texas Tech. A right-hander from Lubbock, Bass was named to the LSC first-team and then to the LSC All-Tournament Team after his domination of the Texans in Kingsville. Bass has recorded five or more strikeouts in 12 games this season, including establishing a career-best 12 strikeouts in a win over ENMU after previously striking out 10 in a regular-season victory over the Texans. Bass, who was named a NCBWA second-team selection on Tuesday, has been identified as the No. 3-ranked Division II professional prospect and was also named to the LSC All-Academic team and the CoSIDA All-District Academic Team. He currently has a 2.18 ERA which is the second best ERA out of the LSC and the 45th best in the nation. His 10 victories are the eighth most in the nation and his 99 strikeouts are the 10th most throughout Division II baseball. He has only allowed two runs in his last three starts which have spanned 20 innings and where he has struck out 26.

Bryce Zak (5-6) has the third most strikeouts out of the LSC with 85 after striking out seven through five innings of work in the LSC tournament final against Tarleton State where he did not receive a decision. A junior right-hander, Zak has a 10-7 career record at Angelo State after transferring in before the 2013 season after pitching his first collegiate season at Texas A&M-Corpus Christi. Zak went 5-1 with 38 strikeouts during his sophomore season during 2013, but then missed the entire 2014 season with an arm injury. Back this season, Zak has shined throughout despite limited run production in his 13 starts. He has recorded five or more strikeouts in 11 games this season, including establishing a career-high with 11 strikeouts in a win over Regis in only five innings of work and then recording 10 strikeouts through six innings in a win at West Texas A&M. Zak also had nine strikeouts against Texas A&M-Kingsville and has allowed only 20 earned runs through 69 1/3 innings of work this season. A San Angelo native, Zak has limited opponents to a .249 batting average and has surrendered only 33 walks this season. Through 115 innings in his career, opponents only have 114 hits. Zak was earned LSC second-team honors this season for the Rams.
 
ANGELO STATE LINEUP REPORT
Paxton DeLaGarza enters the regional tournament as the Lone Star Conference's Player of the Year, the LSC Championship MVP and a NCBWA first-team selection. A junior shortstop, DeLaGarza has started all 52 games this season and has hit safely in 45 of those games. He is currently on a five-game hitting streak and is hitting .401 for the season with 54 singles, 15 doubles, a triple and seven home runs. A Lubbock native in his first season at ASU after transferring from Weatherford College, DeLaGarza leads the Rams with 23 multi-hit games and 11 multi-RBI performances. He is coming off a 3-for-4 game where he had four RBI in the championship game against Tarleton after he went 4-for-5 in the semifinals of the conference tournament. He has six three-hit performances on his resume and established a career-high with his four hits against Tarleton last Friday. His .401 average currently ranks as the 14th best batting average in an ASU season and he has committed only 11 errors and has 125 assists at shortstop. He also leads the Rams with 44 RBI this season after having seven RBI in the three LSC tournament games. Along with his offensive and fielding excellence, he has recorded seven strikeouts in 6 2/3 inning of work on the mound. His 77 hits currently ranks 40th in Division II.

"I didn't have a great season last year (in junior college) and coach Brooks gave me a chance here," DeLaGarza said. "He never gave up on me and kept working with me to get me to where I'm at right now. Our coaches and my teammates have been supportive ever since I got to Angelo State. I'm just trying to get the job done every time I'm at the plate or in the field. It doesn't matter what the situation is, all I'm trying to do is help our team win."

Nehwon Norkeh has hit leadoff and started in center field in all 52 games this season and leads the Rams with 54 runs scored and 10 home runs. A sophomore from Minneapolis, Norkeh has already been identified as the No. 5-ranked Division II professional prospect by Baseball America and was named a Lone Star Conference and NCBWA All-South Central first-team selection. Norkeh has recorded 17 multi-hit games this season and has multi-RBI performances in nine games. His 10 home runs are the second most in the South Central region after he hit another homer against West Texas A&M in the first game of the conference tournament. Norkeh has three home runs against WT this season and also hit two homers against Texas A&M-Kingsville and Lubbock Christian and one against Texas A&M International and Tarleton State. He has eight games where he has three hits and established a career-best with four hits against TAMIU. For his career, Norkeh has 14 home runs, 52 RBI and 101 total hits. He has scored 88 runs in 102 games played and has a .431 on-base percentage this season. Norkeh went 6-for-11 at the conference championship and was named to the all-tournament team.

Brett David will be playing in his third NCAA Division II South Central Championship and is the only four-year player on ASU's roster. David, who is a senior first baseman from El Paso, was named to the LSC All-Tournament Team after hitting two two-run home runs last weekend and enters the regional tournament with six home runs this season and 10 in his career. A versatile player who has also played at third base, second base and designated hitter in his career at ASU, David has started all 52 games at first base this season and has committed only five errors and has consistently made big plays for the Rams. He is hitting .271 on the season and is tied for second on the team with 33 RBI after driving in four runs last weekend. He has seven doubles this season and 19 in his career and has 119 hits in a 157-game career with the Rams.

J.C. Snyder is ninth in the nation with 22 doubles this season and comes into the regional tournament with a .353 batting average which includes 37 singles, a triple and six home runs to go along with his 22 doubles. Snyder earned LSC first-team honors and NCBWA second-team distinction as a utility player for the Rams after playing 26 games at third base, 25 in right field and one in left field. Snyder is a senior who transferred in from BYU this season and is the son of Cory Snyder who played nine seasons in Major League Baseball. Snyder is second on the team with 21 multi-hit performances this season and has 30 RBI. The five-spot hitter for the Rams has seven multi-RBI games this season, including driving in three runs in games against TAMIU and Eastern New Mexico. He had two hits and an RBI in the championship game of last Saturday's tournament and has started all 52 games this season. He has two four-hit games and has committed only seven errors.

Cameron Massengill has established himself as one of the best catcher in program history by throwing out 36 runners attempting to steal in his career and hitting .298 with 44 RBI. Massengill has exactly 100 hits in his career in 103 games and has matched Andrew LaCombe (2012) for the single-season record by throwing out 25 runners this season. An LSC second-team selection after earning first-team honors last year as a junior, Massengill has 23 RBI this season and 50 hits. He has 15 doubles and 35 singles so far in his senior season and has the all-time best fielding percentage in program history at .995. He has 767 putouts and 60 assists in his career behind the plate with only four errors – only one this season. A Kennedale native who played his first two seasons at Cisco College, he has started 51 of 52 games this season and played in the only game he did not start in.

Derek Tyner is a Lone Star Conference first-team selection after hitting .309 with five home runs as the Angelo State designated hitter this season. Tyner, who is a senior out of Boerne, has 107 hits in his ASU career after playing his first two seasons at Odessa College. He comes into the regional tournament with 51 career RBI with 30 of those coming this season, including one in the tournament championship game last Saturday. Tyner has recorded 19 multi-hit performances this season, including three three-hit games. He hit two home runs in a game against Tarleton State earlier this season and also has homers against St. Mary's, TAMIU and Texas A&M-Kingsville. Tyner, who has batted cleanup in 28 games, played at first base last season before solidifying himself as the team's designated hitter during his all-conference senior season.

David Goggin was named the Lone Star Conference Academic Player of the Year last week and comes into the regional tournament with a career .271 average with 65 RBI. Goggin was the 2013 LSC Freshman of the Year and earned all-conference honors last year as a sophomore. He missed the first half of his junior season this year, but has started the last 31 games in right field. A Red Wing, Minnesota native, Goggin has two home runs this season to go along with two doubles and a triple. He has 11 RBI for the Rams this year and has also reached base 13 times on walks. Sam Kohler provided the game-winning hit for the Rams in the championship game last Saturday with an RBI single to drive in Elias Aguirre in the bottom of the eighth inning and comes into the South Central Championship hitting .264 with 32 total hits. A junior from Dripping Springs, Kohler has started 42 games at second base this season and has committed only five errors and has 96 assists and 63 putouts. A first-year player who transferred in from Angelina College, Kohler has two three-hit performances this season and eight sacrifices. Cody Semler has started 42 games this season and came through with two big assists from the outfield last weekend by throwing runners out. His second assist at the tournament came in the championship game when he threw out a Texan trying to score the game-tying run. Semler is a senior who transferred in from West Virginia this season and is hitting .246 for the Rams. He has seven multi-hit games this season and 13 RBI. An Allen native, he has five doubles, one home run and 25 singles. He led the LSC this season with 12 stolen bases.

Aguirre has proved to be a valuable asset for the Rams as a defensive replacement and pinch runner in his freshman season. A Midland native, he made a diving catch in right field in the LSC Championship final and then scored the game-winning run after reaching base on a two-out walk in the bottom of the eighth inning. He has three hits, four runs scored and 16 putouts for the Rams this season. Hunter Spear is hitting .323 with 21 total hits this season and eight RBI, while Chandler Patterson has 10 hits, Derek Steffek has three and Jarryd Klemm has 12 hits and four RBI.

ANGELO STATE BULLPEN REPORT
Graylon Brown is second in the nation and first in the South Central region with 12 saves this season and has established himself as the all-time leader in saves in program history after notching two saves at last weekend's conference tournament. Brown, who is an LSC first-team and NCBWA South Central second-team selection, has 17 career saves after striking out the final out and stranding the bases loaded to lift the Rams to their third LSC tournament championship last Saturday. He enters the regional tournament with 42 strikeouts, only 15 walks and owns a 2.06 ERA through 39 1/3 innings of work this season. He has appeared in 27 games which is the third most appearances in the nation. Brown had two strikeouts in the ninth inning of the championship game and has made 71 appearances in his career. A junior right-hander from Brownwood, Brown has 109 strikeouts in 128 innings of work. He was an all-state quarterback at Brownwood High, but has established himself as one of the top closers in the nation where he is limiting the opposition to a .233 average in his career.

Dillon Becker (7-2) made two appearances at the conference tournament where he earned the win over West Texas A&M in the first game after throwing 2 1/3 innings and then went three innings with three strikeouts in the final against Tarleton. Becker earned LSC second-team honors this season as a reliever and enters the regional tournament with 53 strikeouts through 37 innings of work this season. A junior from Bastrop, he is in his second season with the Rams after attending Blinn College as a freshman. A hard-throwing right-hander, he was clocked at 96 miles per hour during the tournament and has limited opponents to a .199 batting average throughout this season. Becker has a 10-5 career record and 88 strikeouts in 42 appearances and 75 innings of work for ASU.

Matt Shannon (3-1) has proved to be a versatile pitcher who can start and relieve this season. A redshirt freshman, he has two wins against St. Mary's this season and also earned a win over Cameron. A right-hander from Pleasanton, Shannon has 27 strikeouts and a 6.54 ERA through 14 appearances and 31 2/3 innings of work. Kellen Rholl (0-1) was named one of three LSC Freshman of the Year after striking out 17 through 20 2/3 innings. Rholl is left-hander from Shoreview, Minnesota who has made three starts and 13 appearances. The bullpen is also bolstered by senior Trae Davis (0-0) who has 11 strikeouts in 15 1/3 innings of work. A senior from Mexia, Davis transferred to ASU after pitching at Baylor his first three collegiate seasons. He has made 14 appearances this season after missing last season as a medical redshirt following starting the 2014 season with a 1-0 record and 14 strikeouts in four starts.
 

NCAA Division II South Central Regional Schedule (*time CDT)
Thursday, May 14
Game 3: No. 3 Angelo State vs. No. 4 CSU-Pueblo (1 p.m.)
Game 2: No. 2 St. Edward's vs. No. 5 West Texas A&M (4:30 p.m.)
Game 1: No. 1 Colorado Mesa vs. No. 6 St. Mary's (8 p.m.)

Friday, May 15
Game 4: Loser of Game No. 1 vs. Loser of Game No. 2 (1 p.m.)
Game 5: Winner of Game No. 1 vs. Loser of Game No. 3 (4:30 p.m.)
Game 6: Winner of Game No. 2 vs. Winner of Game No. 3 (8 p.m.)

Saturday, May 16
Game 7: Winner of Game No. 5 vs. Winner of Game No. 6 (1 p.m.)
Game 8: Winner of Game No. 4 vs. Loser of Game No. 6 (4:30 p.m.)
Game 9: Winner of Game No. 8 vs. Loser of Game No. 7 (8 p.m.)

Championship Sunday, May 17
Game 10: Winner of No. 7 vs. Winner of Game No. 9 (1 p.m.)
Game 11: *if necessary (4:30 p.m.)
 

ANGELO STATE SEASON TRACKER
Overall Record:  37-15
Lone Star Conference Record:  21-14
Postseason: 3-0
At Foster Field:  24-5
Away from San Angelo:  10-10
Neutral Site Games:  0-0
LSC Home Games:  13-5
LSC Road Games:  8-9
Current Streak:  W3
Longest Winning Streak:  W15 (*program record)
Longest Losing Streak:  L4
Most runs scored:  18
Fewest runs scored:  0 (2)
Vs. West Texas A&M: 4-4 (36-18 all-time)
Vs. St. Mary's: 2-0 (14-7 all-time)
Vs. St. Edward's: 0-0 (5-6 all-time)
Vs. CSU-Pueblo: 0-0 (6-2 all-time)
Vs. Colorado Mesa: 0-0 (0-0 all-time)
 
ASU All-Time at the South Central Championship (8-7)
2007 South Central Championship (Arkadelphia, Arkansas)
W, 8-1 vs. Ouachita Baptist
W, 8-3 vs. St. Edward's
L, 5-4 vs. Montevallo
W, 13-7 vs. West Florida
W, 8-1 vs. Montevallo
W, 3-2 vs. Montevallo
 
2009 South Central Championship (Warrensburg, Missouri)
L, 23-0 vs. Emporia State
W, 6-3 vs. Central Missouri
W, 4-2 vs. Abilene Christian
L, 5-3 vs. Emporia State
 
2012 South Central Championship (Warrensburg, Missouri)
L, 7-2 vs. Southern Arkansas
L, 13-10 vs. St. Edward's
 
2013 South Central Championship (Kingsville, Texas)
L, 5-4 vs. St. Edward's
W, 9-1 vs. Texas A&M-Kingsville
L, 7-6 (13 innings) vs. St. Mary's
 
2015 ANGELO STATE AWARDS
Paxton DeLaGarza  || Junior  ||  Lubbock, Texas
Lone Star Conference Hitter of the Week (4.28.2015)
Lone Star Conference First-Team
Lone Star Conference Player of the Year
Lone Star Conference Tournament MVP
NCBWA South Central First-Team
 
Steve Naemark  ||  Junior  ||  Tucson, Arizona
Lone Star Conference Pitcher of the Week (2.17.2015)
NCBWA DII South Central Pitcher of the Week (2.18.2015)
Collegiate Baseball Louisville Slugger National Player of the Week (2.23.2015)
Lone Star Conference Pitcher of the Week (2.24.2015)
Lone Star Conference Pitcher of the Week (4.28.2015)
NCBWA DII South Central Pitcher of the Week (4.29.2015)
Lone Star Conference First-Team
Lone Star Conference Pitcher of the Year
NCBWA South Central Pitcher of the Year
NCBWA South Central First-Team
 
Blake Bass  ||  Senior  ||  Lubbock, Texas
Lone Star Conference Preseason Pitcher of the Year
Baseball America No. 3-ranked Division II professional prospect
Lone Star Conference Pitcher of the Week (5.4.2015)
Capital One Division II Academic All-District Selection
Lone Star Conference First-Team
Lone Star Conference All-Academic
Lone Star Conference All-Tournament Team
NCBWA South Central Second-Team
 
Nehwon Norkeh  ||  Sophomore  ||  Minneapolis, Minnesota
Lone Star Conference Hitter of the Week (3.3.2015)
Lone Star Conference First-Team
Lone Star Conference All-Tournament Team
Baseball America No. 5-ranked Division II professional prospect
NCBWA South Central Second-Team

Graylon Brown  ||  Junior  ||  Brownwood, Texas
Lone Star Conference First-Team
NCBWA South Central Second-Team

J.C. Snyder  ||  Senior  ||  Salem, Utah
Lone Star Conference First-Team
NCBWA South Central Second-Team
 
Derek Tyner  ||  Senior  ||  Boerne, Texas
Lone Star Conference First-Team
 
Brett David  ||  Senior  ||  El Paso, Texas
Lone Star Conference Honorable Mention
Lone Star Conference All-Tournament Team
 
Bryce Zak  ||  Junior  ||  San Angelo, Texas
Lone Star Conference Second-Team
 
Cameron Massengill  ||  Senior  ||  Kennedale, Texas
Lone Star Conference Second-Team
 
Dillon Becker  ||  Junior  ||  Bastrop, Texas
Lone Star Conference Second-Team
 
David Goggin  ||  Junior  ||  Red Wing, Minnesota
Lone Star Conference Academic Player of the Year
Lone Star Conference All-Academic

Kellen Rholl  ||  Freshman  ||  Shoreview, Minnesota 
Lone Star Conference Freshman of the Year
 

Angelo State Records Watch
Most wins in a season
1. 12 - Cody Broussard (12-2) - 2007
2. 10 - Blake Bass (10-2) - 2015
    10 - Michael Gunter (10-5) - 2007
    10 - Jake Feckley (10-5) - 2013
    10 - Kenny Elkind (10-4) - 2009
6. 9 - J. W. Nastoupil (9-1) - 2006
    9 - Sean Winscher (9-3) - 2008
    9 - Elliott Love (9-5) - 2006
    9 - Michael Lange (9-1) - 2012
    9 - Steve Naemark (9-1) – 2015
Lowest earned run avg. (min. 37 IP)
1. 1.11 - Steve Naemark (97.1 IP) - 2015
2. 1.73 - Tommy Rafferty (52.0 IP) - 2006
3. 2.06 - Graylon Brown (39.1 IP) - 2015
4. 2.18 - Blake Bass (90.2 IP) - 2015
5. 2.52 - Mike Weatherly (82.0 IP) - 2013
6. 2.56 - Jake Feckley (81.0 IP) - 2013
7. 2.60 - Bryce Zak (69.1 IP) - 2015
8. 2.68 - Dillon Becker (37.0 IP) – 2015
Lowest career earned run avg. (min. 74 IP)
1. 1.11 - Steve Naemark (97.1 IP) - 2015
2. 2.43 - Blake Bass (166.2 IP) - 2014-15
3. 2.85 - Mike Weatherly (120.0 IP) - 2012-13
4. 3.09 - J.W. Nastoupil (99.0 IP) - 2005-06
5. 3.27 - Jake Feckley (228.1 IP) - 2012-14
6. 3.30 - Graylon Brown (128.0 IP) - 2013-15
7. 3.52 - Bryce Zak (115.0 IP) - 2013-15
Most strikeouts in a season
1. 114 - Steve Naemark - 2015
2. 99 - Blake Bass - 2015
3. 89 - Michael Gunter - 2007
4. 88 - Kenny Elkind - 2009
5. 86 - Joseph Key - 2009
6. 85 - Bryce Zak – 2015
Most career strikeouts
1. 212 - Joseph Key - 2006-09
2. 175 - Jake Feckley - 2012-14
3. 146 - Kenny Elkind - 2008-09
4. 138 - Blake Bass - 2014-15
5. 127 - Michael Gunter - 2007-09
6. 123 - Bryce Zak - 2013-15
7. 118 - Jeremy Tietze - 2007-10
8. 114 - Steve Naemark - 2015
9. 110 - R. Reyna - 2011-12
10. 109 - Graylon Brown - 2013-15
Lowest opponent batting avg. (min. 37 IP)
1. .147 - Tommy Rafferty (52.0 IP) - 2006
2. .199 - Dillon Becker (37.0 IP) - 2015
3. .205 - Steve Naemark (97.1 IP) - 2015
4. .220 - J. W. Nastoupil (82.0 IP) - 2006
5. .226 - Graylon Brown (55.1 IP) - 2014
6. .226 - Austin Church (41.1 IP) - 2012
7. .247 - Graylon Brown (39.1 IP) - 2015
8. .249 - Bryce Zak (69.1 IP) – 2015
16. .259 - Blake Bass (90.2 IP) – 2015
Most saves in a season
1. 12 - Graylon Brown - 2015
2. 9 - Mike Weatherly - 2012
3. 8 - Joseph Key - 2008
4. 7 - James Conlee - 2011
Most career saves
1. 17 - Graylon Brown - 2013-15
2. 16 - Joseph Key - 2006-09
3.  9 - Mike Weatherly - 2012-13
Most strikeouts/9 inn game (min. 37 IP)
1. 12.89 - Dillon Becker (37.0 IP) - 2015
2. 11.03 - Bryce Zak (69.1 IP) - 2015
3. 10.89 - Mike Weatherly (38.0 IP) - 2012
4. 10.54 - Steve Naemark (97.1 IP) - 2015
5. 9.83 - Blake Bass (90.2 IP) - 2015
6. 9.61 - Graylon Brown (39.1 IP) – 2015
Highest batting avg. (min. 130 AB)
1. .442 - John Beal (87-197) - 2006
2. .424 - Travis Lites (61-144) - 2010
3. .421 - Nate Hemm (82-195) - 2006
4. .418 - Clay Calfee (92-220) - 2008
5. .417 - Ronnie Gaines (80-192) - 2006
6. .409 - Chris Adamson (85-208) - 2009
7. .408 - Dylan Petrich (89-218) - 2010
8. .408 - Jimmy Cox (64-157) - 2007
9. .408 - Steven Allred (108-265) - 2007
10. .407 - Kyle Mandelbaum (77-189) - 2005
11. .407 - Chris Adamson (87-214) - 2010
12. .404 - Isaac Garcia (91-225) - 2010
13. .402 - Shan Sullivan (92-229) - 2008
14. .401 - Paxton DeLaGarza (77-192) - 2015
Most doubles in a season
1. 28 - Steven Allred - 2007
2. 24 - Clay Calfee - 2008
3. 23 - Shan Sullivan - 2008
4. 22 - Austin Lasprilla - 2009
    22 - J.C. Snyder - 2015
    22 - Nate Hemm - 2005
Most home runs in a season
1. 26 - Keith Towne - 2009
2. 13 - Clay Calfee - 2008
    13 - Matt Lenderman - 2007
4. 11 - Trey Carter - 2009
5. 10 - Nehwon Norkeh - 2015
    10 - Chris Adamson - 2010
    10 - Drew Caraway – 2007
Most caught stealing by
1. 25 - Andrew LaCombe - 2012
    25 - Cameron Massengill - 2015
3. 16 - Trey Carter – 2009
Most career caught stealing by
1. 40 - Andrew LaCombe - 2012-13
2. 36 - Cameron Massengill - 2014-15
Highest fielding pct. (min. 100 chances)
1. .995 - Cameron Massengill (767-60-4) - 2014-15
2. .994 - Ryan Greer (170-9-1) - 2012-13
3. .990 - Quaid McKinnon (973-62-10) - 2012-13
4. .990 - Clay Calfee (1039-46-11) - 2006-08
5. .989 - Derek Tyner (256-12-3) - 2014-15
Most pitching appearances
1. 29 - Jeffrey Asby - 2009
2. 28 - James Conlee - 2011
    28 - Joseph Key - 2007
4. 27 - Austin Church - 2012
5. 26 - Mike Weatherly - 2012
6. 25 - Graylon Brown - 2014
    25 - Michael Gunter - 2007
    25 - C. Blair - 2009
    25 - Graylon Brown - 2015
10.24 - Joseph Key - 2008
     24 - Dillon Becker - 2015
     24 - Cody Broussard - 2007
     24 - Jake Albert – 2012
Most team wins
1. 51 (51-20) - 2007
2. 45 (45-20) - 2009
3. 41 (41-16) - 2006
4. 40 (40-17) - 2012
5. 39 (39-19) - 2008
6. 37 (37-21) - 2013
37 (37-15) – 2015
Most pitching staff strikeouts
1. 472 - 2015
2. 440 - 2009
3. 427 - 2007
4. 365 - 2006
Lowest team earned run avg.
1. 3.03 (425.0 IP) - 2015
2. 3.82 (442.2 IP) - 2006
3. 3.87 (457.2 IP) - 2012
4. 3.87 (439.0 IP) - 2014
5. 4.39 (478.0 IP) - 2013
6. 4.78 (559.0 IP) – 2007
Lowest opponent batting avg.
1. .245 (442.2 IP) - 2006
2. .251 (425.0 IP) - 2015
3. .270 (439.0 IP) - 2014
4. .270 (457.2 IP) - 2012
5. .283 (478.0 IP) - 2013
Most saves
1. 20 - 2015
2. 13 - 2007
3. 11 - 2012
Highest fielding pct.
1. .969 (1275-457-56) - 2015
2. .963 (1400-587-76) - 2008
3. .963 (1373-575-75) - 2012
4. .959 (1391-602-85) - 2010