SAN ANGELO – The Angelo State baseball advanced to the NCAA Division II College World Series for the second time in program history and shattered multiple records along the way. From
Steve Naemark establishing a new Lone Star Conference and ASU program record with a 1.37 ERA,
Cameron Massengill throwing out an ASU record 27 runners attempting to steal and
Paxton DeLaGarza having 163 assists at shortstop, the Rams finished the 2015 season with a 42-18 record and with DeLaGarza, Naemark,
Blake Bass and
J.C. Snyder earning all-America honors. Below is a list of awards from the 2015 season and then records that were set along the way.
2015 ANGELO STATE AWARDSPaxton 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
- Daktronics South Central First-Team
- ABCA/Rawlings Positional Player of the Year
- NCAA DII South Central Championship Co-MVP
- Daktronics All-America First-Team
- ABCA/Rawlings All-America First-Team
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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
- Daktronics South Central First-Team
- Daktronics South Central Pitcher of the Year
- ABCA/Rawlings South Central Pitcher of the Year
- NCAA DII South Central Championship Co-MVP
- Daktronics All-America First-Team
- ABCA/Rawlings All-America Second-Team
- Lone Star Conference Athlete of the Year
- Selected by the Houston Astros in the Major League Baseball Draft
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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
- Daktronics South Central First-Team
- ABCA/Rawlings South Central First-Team
- Daktronics All-America Honorable Mention
- Capital One CoSIDA Academic All-America Third-Team
- Selected in 8th round of the Major League Baseball Draft by the Texas Rangers
J.C. Snyder || Senior || Salem, Utah- Lone Star Conference First-Team
- NCBWA South Central Second-Team
- Daktronics South Central First-Team
- ABCA/Rawlings South Central First-Team
- NCAA DII South Central Championship All-Tournament
- Daktronics All-America Honorable Mention
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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
- Daktronics South Central First-Team
David Goggin || Junior || Red Wing, Minnesota- Lone Star Conference Academic Player of the Year
- Lone Star Conference All-Academic
- NCAA Division II Baseball ELITE 89
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Graylon Brown || Junior || Brownwood, Texas- Lone Star Conference First-Team
- NCBWA South Central Second-Team
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Derek Tyner || Senior || Boerne, Texas- Lone Star Conference First-Team
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Brett David || Senior || El Paso, Texas- Lone Star Conference Honorable Mention
- Lone Star Conference All-Tournament Team
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Bryce Zak || Junior || San Angelo, Texas- Lone Star Conference Second-Team
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Cameron Massengill || Senior || Kennedale, Texas- Lone Star Conference Second-Team
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Dillon Becker || Junior || Bastrop, Texas- Lone Star Conference Second-Team
- Lone Star Conference All-Academic
- Selected by the New York Mets in the Major League Baseball Draft
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Kellen Rholl || Freshman || Shoreview, Minnesota- Lone Star Conference Freshman of the Year
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Sam Kohler || Junior || Dripping Springs, Texas- NCAA DII South Central Championship All-Tournament
ANGELO STATE SINGLE-SEASON RECORDSLowest earned run avg. (min. 37 IP)1. 1.37 -
Steve Naemark (125.0 IP) - 2015
2. 1.73 - Tommy Rafferty (52.0 IP) - 2006
3. 2.22 -
Blake Bass (105.1 IP) - 2015
4. 2.38 -
Dillon Becker (41.2 IP) - 2015
5. 2.52 - Mike Weatherly (82.0 IP) - 2013
6. 2.56 -
Jake Feckley (81.0 IP) - 2013
7. 2.67 -
Bryce Zak (70.2 IP) - 2015
8. 2.72 -
Blake Bass (76.0 IP) - 2014
13. 3.33 -
Graylon Brown (48.2 IP) – 2015
Most strikeouts1. 138 -
Steve Naemark - 2015
2. 106 -
Blake Bass - 2015
3. 89 - Michael Gunter - 2007
4. 88 - Kenny Elkind - 2009
5. 86 - Joseph Key - 2009
6. 85 -
Bryce Zak – 2015
19. 60 -
Dillon Becker - 2015
Most wins1. 12 - Cody Broussard (12-2) - 2007
2. 11 -
Steve Naemark (11-1) - 2015
3. 10 - Michael Gunter (10-5) - 2007
   10 -
Blake Bass (10-3) - 2015
   10 - Kenny Elkind (10-4) - 2009
   10 -
Jake Feckley (10-5) – 2013
11. 8 -
Dillon Becker (8-2) - 2015
Lowest opponent batting avg. (min. 37 IP)1. .147 - Tommy Rafferty (52.0 IP) - 2006
2. .187 -
Dillon Becker (41.2 IP) - 2015
3. .204 -
Steve Naemark (125.0 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. .250 - Chace Vacek (82.1 IP) - 2006
    .250 - Jeffrey Asby (48.2 IP) - 2009
9.  .251 -
Graylon Brown (48.2 IP) – 2015
13. .257 -
Bryce Zak (70.2 IP) – 2015
Most strikeouts/9 inn game (min. 37 IP)1. 12.96 -
Dillon Becker (41.2 IP) - 2015
2. 10.89 - Mike Weatherly (38.0 IP) - 2012
3. 10.83 -
Bryce Zak (70.2 IP) - 2015
4. 9.94 -
Steve Naemark (125.0 IP) - 2015
5. 9.58 - Austin Church (41.1 IP) - 2012
6. 9.06 -
Graylon Brown (48.2 IP) - 2015
7. 9.06 -
Blake Bass (105.1 IP) - 2015
Most saves1. 12 -
Graylon Brown - 2015
2. 9 - Mike Weatherly - 2012
3. 8 - Joseph Key - 2008
4. 7 - James Conlee - 2011
5. 5 -
Dillon Becker - 2015
5 - Chris Reed – 2005
Most games started1. 18 - Michael Gunter - 2007
   18 -
Steve Naemark - 2015
3. 17 -
Blake Bass - 2015
4. 15 - Kenny Elkind - 2009
5. 14 - Mike Weatherly - 2013
   14 - Elliott Love - 2006
   14 - R. Reyna - 2011
   14 -
Bryce Zak - 2015
Most appearances1. 31 -
Graylon Brown - 2015
2. 30 -
Dillon Becker - 2015
3. 29 - Jeffrey Asby - 2009
4. 28 - Joseph Key - 2007
   28 - James Conlee - 2011
6. 27 - Austin Church - 2012
7. 26 - Mike Weatherly - 2012
8. 25 -
Graylon Brown – 2014
Most innings pitched1. 125.0 -
Steve Naemark - 2015
2. 121.1 - Michael Gunter - 2007
3. 105.1 -
Blake Bass - 2015
4. 100.2 - Kenny Elkind - 2009
Most games finished1. 22 -
Graylon Brown - 2015
2. 19 - James Conlee - 2011
3. 18 - Mike Weatherly - 2012
4. 17 - Joseph Key - 2008
5. 16 - Tommy Rafferty - 2006
6. 13 -
Dillon Becker - 2015
Most hits1. 108 - Steven Allred - 2007
2. 96 - Clay Calfee - 2007
3. 92 - Clay Calfee - 2008
   92 - Shan Sullivan - 2008
5. 91 - Isaac Garcia - 2010
6. 90 - Drew Caraway - 2007
7. 89 - Dylan Petrich - 2010
   89 - Austin Lasprilla - 2009
9. 88 -
Paxton DeLaGarza - 2015
10. 87 - Chris Adamson - 2010
     87 - Keith Towne - 2009
     87 - John Beal – 2006
Most doubles1. 28 - Steven Allred - 2007
2. 24 -
J.C. Snyder - 2015
   24 - Clay Calfee - 2008
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Most home runs1. 26 - Keith Towne - 2009
2. 13 - Clay Calfee - 2008
   13 - Matt Lenderman - 2007
4. 11 - Trey Carter - 2009
5. 10 - Chris Adamson - 2010
   10 -
Nehwon Norkeh - 2015
   10 - Drew Caraway - 2007
8. 9 - Ronnie Gaines - 2006
   9 -
Paxton DeLaGarza - 2015
   9 - Clay Calfee - 2007
   9 - Chris Adamson - 2009
Most sacrifice hits1. 15 - John Beal - 2006
2. 12 -
Sam Kohler - 2015
   12 - Tony Kostelnik - 2009
4. 11 - Scott Pollard - 2010
5. 9 - Charley Belew - 2007
   9 -
Tyler Coughenour - 2013
Highest fielding pct. (min. 100 chances)1. 1.000 - Ryan Greer (104-6-0) - 2013
2. .995 -
Cameron Massengill (515-47-3) - 2015
3. .994 - Keith Towne (165-5-1) - 2010
4. .993 - Clay Calfee (499-31-4) - 2007
5. .992 - Quaid McKinnon (453-26-4) - 2012
6. .992 - Lee Neumann (114-3-1) - 2012
7. .991 -
David Goggin (105-10-1) - 2013
8. .991 - Nate Hemm (329-14-3) - 2005
9. .991 -
Cameron Massengill (303-20-3) - 2014
10. .990 -
Brett David (474-26-5) – 2015
Most caught stealing by1. 27 -
Cameron Massengill - 2015
2. 25 - Andrew LaCombe - 2012
3. 16 - Trey Carter - 2009
Most chances1. 565 -
Cameron Massengill - 2015
2. 562 - Quaid McKinnon - 2013
3. 534 - Clay Calfee - 2007
4. 531 - Clay Calfee - 2008
5. 505 -
Brett David – 2015
Most assists1. 163 -
Paxton DeLaGarza - 2015
2. 158 - Derek Bockhorn - 2005
3. 155 -
Tyler Coughenour – 2013
15. 128 -
Sam Kohler - 2015
Most putouts1. 520 - Quaid McKinnon - 2013
2. 515 -
Cameron Massengill - 2015
3. 510 - Clay Calfee - 2008
4. 499 - Clay Calfee - 2007
5. 474 -
Brett David - 2015
ANGELO STATE TEAM RECORDSMost wins1. 51 (51-20) - 2007
2. 45 (45-20) - 2009
3. 42 (42-18) - 2015
4. 41 (41-16) - 2006
5. 40 (40-17) – 2012
Most strikeouts1. 526 - 2015
2. 440 - 2009
3. 427 - 2007
4. 365 - 2006
5. 364 - 2012
Lowest earned run avg.1. 3.11 (497.0 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
Lowest opponent batting avg.1. .245 (442.2 IP) - 2006
2. .251 (497.0 IP) - 2015
3. .270 (439.0 IP) – 2014
Most strikeouts/9 inn game1. 9.53 (497.0 IP) - 2015
2. 7.48 (529.2 IP) - 2009
3. 7.42 (442.2 IP) - 2006
4. 7.16 (457.2 IP) – 2012
Most saves1. 21 - 2015
2. 13 - 2007
3. 11 - 2008
11 – 2012
Most shutouts1. 8 - 2012
2. 6 - 2006
6 - 2015
4. 5 – 2013
Most innings pitched1. 559.0 - 2007
2. 529.2 - 2009
3. 497.0 - 2015
4. 478.0 – 2013
Fewest runs allowed1. 211 - 2015
2. 239 - 2006
3. 241 - 2012
4. 255 - 2014
5. 301 – 2013
Fewest earned runs allowed1. 172 - 2015
2. 188 - 2006
3. 189 - 2014
4. 197 - 2012
5. 231 - 2005
Fewest hits allowed1. 417 - 2006
2. 463 - 2014
3. 471 - 2011
4. 473 - 2015
5. 474 – 2012
Fewest home runs allowed1. 13 - 2015
2. 16 - 2014
3. 19 – 2006
Highest fielding pct.1. .969 (1491-573-67) - 2015
2. .963 (1400-587-76) - 2008
3. .963 (1373-575-75) - 2012
4. .959 (1391-602-85) - 2010
5. .959 (1588-611-94) – 2009
Fewest errors1. 67 - 2015
2. 75 - 2012
3. 76 - 2008
4. 84 - 2006
5. 85 – 2010
Most caught stealing by1. 31 - 2015
2. 26 - 2012
3. 23 - 2007
4. 21 - 2013
5. 20 – 2009
Fewest passed balls1. 5 - 2015
2. 8 - 2008
3. 10 - 2009
4. 13 – 2011
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ANGELO STATE GAME RECORDSMost strikeouts1. 15 -
Steve Naemark; Regis; 2/21/2015
2. 12 -
Blake Bass; Eastern N.M.; 5/2/2015
   12 - R. Reyna; Ouachita Baptist; 2/3/2012
   12 -
Steve Naemark; Lubbock Christian; 2/14/2015
5. 11 -
Bryce Zak; Regis; 2/22/2015
    11 -
Jason Zgardowski; Eastern New Mexico; 3/29/2014
    11 - Michael Gunter; Northeastern St. OK; 3/2/2007
    11 - Michael Gunter; Eastern New Mexico; 3/31/2007
    11 -
Steve Naemark; at Eastern N.M.; 3/27/2015
10. 10 -
Blake Bass; at Tarleton State; 3/7/2015
     10 -
Bryce Zak; at West Texas A&M; 4/18/2015
     10 - Chace Vacek; Tarleton State TX; 4/29/2006
     10 - Chace Vacek; East Central OK; 3/3/2006
     10 - Clay Calfee; Emporia State KS; 2/9/2007
     10 - J. W. Nastoupil; at West Texas A&M; 4/14/2006
     10 - Joe Key; St. Edward's TX; 4/15/2008
     10 - Kenny Elkind; Fort Hays State; 2/2/2008
     10 - Kyle Gibson; Southwestern Okla.; 2/19/2005
     10 - Mike Weatherly; Southern Arkansas; 2/8/2013
20. 9 -
Blake Bass; West Texas A&M; 3/13/2015
     9 -
Bryce Zak; Tex. A&M-Kingsville; 4/25/2015
Most putouts1. 19 -
Derek Tyner; at West Texas A&M; 3/16/2014
2. 18 -
Cameron Massengill; Regis; 2/21/2015
3. 17 -
Brett David; vs Henderson State; 5/27/2015
   17 - Nate Hemm; West Texas A&M; 4/22/2005
5. 16 -
Brett David; vs Henderson State; 5/23/2015
   16 -
Cameron Massengill; Tex. A&M-Kingsville; 4/25/2015
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