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2001 Ole Miss Baseball Season In Review
5/27/2001 | Baseball
May 27, 2001
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FINAL RECORD: 39-23-1 (.629)
SEC RECORD: 17-13 (.567/Tied 2nd- SEC Western Division)
POSTSEASON: 3-4 (.429)
SEC TOURNAMENT: 2-2
NEW ORLEANS REGIONAL: 1-2
HOME: 25-8-1 (.758)
AWAY: 11-10 (.524)
NEUTRAL SITES: 3-5 (.375)
DAY GAMES: 23-13 (.639)
NIGHT GAMES: 16-10-1 (.615)
VS. TOP 25 TEAMS: 8-8 (.500)
1-RUN GAMES: 10-7 (.588)
2-RUN GAMES: 5-1 (.833)
EXTRA-INNING GAMES: 3-2 (.600)
LAST 5 GAMES: 2-3 (.400)
LAST 10 GAMES: 4-6 (.400)
LAST 15 GAMES: 5-10 (.333)
LAST 20 GAMES: 10-10 (.500)
LONGEST WINNING STREAK: 7, from April 20-28
LONGEST LOSING STREAK: 5, from May 4-12
STATISTICAL LEADERS
BATTING AVERAGE: Burney Hutchinson (Jr., OF), .356 BA (78x219)
HOME RUNS: Josh Christian (Jr., 1B/DH) 14, Burney Hutchinson (Jr., OF) 14
RBIs: Burney Hutchinson (Jr., OF) 63
RUNS SCORED: Burney Hutchinson (Jr., OF) 69
STOLEN BASES: Burney Hutchinson (Jr., OF) 15 (21 attempts)
ERA: Pete Montrenes (Jr., RHP), 3.45 (117.1 IP, 45 ER)
WINS: Pete Montrenes (Jr., RHP) 10-4
APPEARANCES: Adam Yates (Fr., RHP), 25 (5 starts)
RELIEF APPEARANCES: Nick Bradshaw (Fr., RHP) 24
GAMES STARTED: Pete Montrenes (Jr., RHP) 16
SAVES: Glen Morris (Jr., RHP) 9
INNINGS PITCHED: Pete Montrenes (Jr., RHP) 117.1
STRIKEOUTS: Pete Montrenes (Jr., RHP) 107
POSTSEASON RESULTS
SEC TOURNAMENT (at Birmingham, Ala.)Date Opponent Result Pitcher of RecordMay 16 Tennessee W, 17-6 Pete Montrenes (10-4)May 17 LSU L, 2-13 Adam Yates (7-3)May 18 Florida W, 7-6 Nick Bradshaw (4-1)May 19 LSU L, 6-12 Mike Gray (3-3)
NEW ORLEANS REGIONAL (hosted by Tulane University)Date Opponent Result Pitcher of RecordMay 25 Oklahoma State L, 4-5 (10) Nick Bradshaw (4-2)May 26 Southern University W, 10-2 Ronnie Goodwin (5-2)May 26 Oklahoma State L, 7-16 Dan McShea (4-6)
TOP POSTSEASON PERFORMERS:
Josh Christian (Jr., 1B/DH) .600 BA (15x25), 4 HRs, 12 RBIs, 8 runs, 1.120 SLG%
Kris Cox (Jr., OF), .429 BA (9x21), 3 RBIs, 6 runs, 2-2 SB-SBAs
Burney Hutchinson (Jr., OF), .370 BA (10x27), 2 Hrs, 7 RBIs, 10 runs, 6 BBs
Ronnie Goodwin (Sr., RHP), 1-0, 1.93 ERA (14.0 IP, 3 ER), 2 App. 1 GS, 11 SOs, 3 BBs, .180 B/Avg (9x50)
2001 SEASON HONORS
ALL-SEC
Burney Hutchinson (Jr., OF) - First team
Josh Christian (Jr., DH) - Second team
Carl Lafferty (Sr., C) - Second team
Pete Montrenes (Jr., RHP) - Second team
SEC ALL-TOURNAMENT
Josh Christian (Jr., 1B)
Lance Jones (Sr., 3B)
SEC ACADEMIC HONOR ROLL
Clint Farrar (Jr., OF)
Ronnie Goodwin (Sr., RHP)
Burney Hutchinson (Jr., OF)
Lance Jones (Sr., 3B)
Joel Lyons (So., LHP)
Nathan Lyons (Jr., LHP)
Craig Nugen (Sr., OF)
SEC AT-LARGE GOOD WORKS TEAM
Lance Jones (Sr., 3B)
VERIZON/CoSIDA ACADEMIC DISTRICT VI TEAM
Lance Jones (Sr., 3B)
SEC POSTGRADUATE COMMUNITY SERVICE SCHOLARSHIP
Lance Jones (Sr., 3B)
SEC PLAYER OF THE WEEK
Josh Christian (Jr., 1B) - April 30
SEC PITCHER OF THE WEEK
Pete Montrenes (Jr., RHP) - Feb. 19
CBS SPORTSLINE NATIONAL PLAYER OF THE WEEK
Pete Montrenes (Jr., RHP) - Week of April 16-22
NCAA NEW ORLEANS ALL-REGIONAL TEAM
Josh Christian (Jr., 1B/DH)
Ronnie Goodwin (Sr., RHP)
ABCA ALL-SOUTH REGION
Burney Hutchinson (Jr., OF)
Pete Montrenes Jr., RHP)
TEAM RECORDS SET IN 2001
BATTING
Runs Scored: 439 (Previous mark: 424 in 1998 and 1999)
PITCHING
Strikeouts: 418 (Previous mark: 389 in 1995 and 1999)
MISCELLANEOUS
Total Home Attendance: 58,929 in 31 dates (Previous mark: 58,686 in 1995)
Games Played: 63 (Previous mark: 62 in 1995 and 1999)
SEC Games Won: Tied the 1999 team with 17.
Home Wins at Oxford-University Stadium/Swayze Field: Tied the 1995 team with 25.
REVIEW NOTES
OLE MISS CONCLUDES FIRST SEASON UNDER BIANCO: The 2001 season was the Rebels' first under head coach Mike Bianco. A former player and assistant coach under the legendary Skip Bertman at LSU, Bianco guided Ole Miss to one of the best seasons in school history with a 39-23-1 record and an appearance in the NCAA Regionals. He was named the Rebels' skipper on June 7, 2000 after three seasons as the head coach of McNeese State (1998-2000), compiling a 100-71 mark with the Cowboys that included Southland Conference championship and an NCAA Regional berth in 2000. Bianco's four-year career record now stands at 139-94-1.
REBELS EARN THIRD NCAA BERTH SINCE 1995: With Ole Miss' at-large berth in the 2001 NCAA Tournament, the Rebels made their third trip to the NCAAs since 1995, and their second in three years. Ole Miss was the No. 2 seed in the four-team New Orleans Regional, hosted by Tulane University at Turchin Stadium, along with the top seeded and host Green Wave, No. 3 seed Oklahoma State and No. 4 seed Southern University-Baton Rouge.
NCAA REGIONAL TIDBITS: Ole Miss went 1-2 at the New Orleans Regional, losing 5-4 in 10 innings to Oklahoma State, beating Southern University-Baton Rouge, 10-2, and then falling 16-7 to the Cowboys in an elimination game ... Ole Miss is now 20-10 all-time in NCAA Regional play ... The 5-4 loss to the Cowboys marked the Rebels' fourth straight loss to open a regional ... The 10-inning game with the Cowboys marked the Rebels' third-ever postseason extra-inning game, including the SEC Tournament, NCAA Regionals and College World Series ... Ole Miss is 1-2 in postseason extra-inning games.
GOODWIN DOMINATES JAGUARS: Senior RHP Ronnie Goodwin turned in one of the best postseason appearances in school history against Southern University-Baton Rouge on May 26 in the New Orleans Regional. He carried a one-hit shutout into the ninth inning against the Jaguars before Southern scored two unearned runs in the ninth. Goodwin finished with a complete-game three hitter, allowing the two unearned runs while striking out seven and walking one in the Rebels' 10-2 victory.
REBELS FALL SHY OF RECORD WIN TOTAL: Ole Miss' 39 wins in 2001 was one shy of the school record 40 set by the 1995 team. The 1995 squad finished 40-22 that season for the school's only 40-win season and advanced to the championship game of the NCAA Atlantic I Regional, hosted by Florida State. The 39 victories ties the 1977 team for the second-highest win total in school history. The 1977 Rebels finished at 39-19 under head coach Jake Gibbs.
IN THE POLLS: Ole Miss spent 10 weeks ranked in one of the three major college baseball polls, achieving a ranking as high as No. 9 in the April 30 Collegiate Baseball Top 30. The No. 9 ranking was the Rebels' highest - and their first top 10 rating - since finishing 1972 season at No. 8 in the final Collegiate Baseball poll. The following chart shows the Rebels' week-by-week rankings in the three major college baseball polls:
Date BA CB BW/ESPNMarch 5 -- 29 --March 12 -- -- --March 19 21 19 24March 26 19 16 17April 2 16 20 16April 9 18 22 22April 16 18 15 22April 23 15 10 22April 30 15 9 21May 7 22 20 23May 14 -- 23 --May 21 -- 23 --HUTCHINSON CLIMBING CAREER CHARTS AT OLE MISS: OF Burney Hutchinson ended his third year at Ole Miss ranked in the top 10 in five offensive career categories at Ole Miss. He's tied for sixth in career home runs, 27, and triples, 11, seventh in runs scored with 132, tied for seventh in walks with 99, and is tied for ninth in RBIs at 125. He will enter his senior season three triples shy of tying the Ole Miss all-time record of 14 held by Kevin Kessinger (1989-1992) and Nate Riddley (1989-1992) (see the updated record book at the end of this release).
CB= Collegiate BaseballBA = Baseball AmericaBW/ESPN= Baseball Weekly/ESPN
HUTCHINSON SETS SINGLE-SEASON RECORD FOR RUNS SCORED: With 69 runs scored in 63 games this season, junior OF Burney Hutchinson eclipsed current Arizona Diamondback David Dellucci's school single-season record of 67 set in 1995. Hutchinson scored at least one run in 44-of-63 games this season, including a career-high four in the final game of the season against Oklahoma State on May 26 in the New Orleans Regional (see the updated record book at the end of this release).
MONTRENES JOINS PRICE IN ELITE COMPANY: With 10 wins and 107 strikeouts this season, junior RHP Pete Montrenes joins former Ole Miss All-American Jamey Price as the only two pitchers in school history to register at least 10 wins and 100 strikeouts in a season. Montrenes' 10 wins was one shy of the school single-season record of 11 set by Price, in 1995, and Rick Zibilich in 1977. The 107 strikeouts was the second-highest single-season total in Ole Miss history, 11 shy of Price's record of 118 in 1995 (see the updated record book at the end of this release).
FOUR REBELS EARN ALL-SEC HONORS, HUTCHINSON NAMED TO FIRST TEAM: Ole Miss placed four players on the 2001 All-Southeastern Conference team, highlighted by junior OF Burney Hutchinson's selection to the first team. The team was selected by a vote of the conference's 12 head coaches. Earning second team All-SEC honors were junior DH Josh Christian, senior C Carl Lafferty and junior RHP Pete Montrenes. The four players selected was the most by Ole Miss since having four players named to the All-SEC team in 1964. Ole Miss did have four players selected to the All-SEC Western Division team in 1983 when the conference had both an All-SEC West and All-SEC East Division team, however, only three were named to the All-SEC team.
REBELS RECORD HIGHEST FINISH SINCE 1986: With a 17-13 SEC record, Ole Miss tied Mississippi State for second-place in the SEC Western Division and finished in a fourth-place tie in the overall conference standings. The fourth-place finish is the highest by the Rebels since tying for fourth in the conference standings in 1986. NOTE: From 1986-1991, the SEC did not use divisions until the conference went to its current divisional format when Arkansas and South Carolina joined the SEC in 1992.
OLE MISS TIES RECORD FOR SEC WINS: The Rebels' 17 conference wins this season tied the school record for the most SEC wins in a season, set by the 1999 squad that also went 17-13. Prior to 1999, the school record for SEC wins in a season was 15 by the 1972, 1977 and 1982 teams.
OLE MISS RECORDS FOURTH STRAIGHT 30-WIN CAMPAIGN: Ole Miss' 4-0 win over Florida on April 22 in Oxford was the Rebels' 30th win of the season to give them four straight 30-win seasons for the first time in school history. The 38 victories heading into this weekend's New Orleans Regional is the most during that span.
THROUGH THE TURNSTILES: Ole Miss set a new school record for total home attendance this season with 58,929 in 31 dates - an average of 1,900 per game. The previous record was 58,686 set by the 1995 team in 34 home games. The three-day attendance of 14,372 for the Mississippi State series, May 11-13, ranks as the second-largest for a three-game series at Oxford-University Stadium/Swayze Field since the facility opened in 1989. The Rebels drew the third and fourth largest crowds, respectively, in the stadium's history when 5,364 watched the Saturday, May 12 game, and 5,137 saw the Friday May 11 contest.
PITCHING STAFF LEAVES ITS MARK: The 2001 Rebel pitching staff became the first in school history to record over 400 strikeouts in a season as Ole Miss registered 418 in 63 games this season, eclipsing the previous mark of 389 set by the 1995 and 1999 teams. Junior RHP Pete Montrenes led the staff with 107 strikeouts, the second-highest single-season total in school history. The record is 118 set by Jamey Price in 1995. The six shutouts recorded by Ole Miss hurlers this year was one shy of the school single-season record of seven set in 1964.
YATES SETS SCHOOL RECORD FOR CONSECUTIVE SCORELESS INNINGS: Freshman RHP Adam Yates set a school record with 31 1/3 consecutive scoreless innings from Feb. 14-25. He made two starts during that time against SE Louisiana on Feb. 14, and Austin Peay, on Feb. 21, recording 13 2/3 scoreless frames. Yates tossed a complete-game, seven-inning one hitter in his start versus the Lions on Feb. 14.
REBELS BREAK ROAD SWEEP DROUGHT: Ole Miss' three-game sweep of Auburn at Plainsman Park, Mar. 16-18, marked the Rebels' first three-game road sweep of an opponent -- SEC or non-conference -- since taking three games from Kentucky, Apr. 19-20, 1986 in Lexington. Prior to the Auburn series, Ole Miss had played 62 three-game road series, including 59 inside the SEC, without a three-game sweep.
REBELS RECORD BACK-TO-BACK SWEEPS: Ole Miss' three-game sweep of Alabama, Mar. 23-25 in Oxford, marked the first time since 1972 the Rebels had recorded back-to-back SEC sweeps. Ole Miss swept three games from Auburn the previous weekend at Plainsman Park, Mar. 16-18. It was also Ole Miss' first sweep of the Crimson Tide since 1979. The sweeps of the Crimson Tide and Tigers marked the first time since 1979 that Ole Miss had swept both Alabama schools in the same season, and the first time since 1994 that the Rebels had won an SEC series against the two Alabama schools during the same campaign.
REBELS SWEEP THREE SEC SERIES FOR FIRST TIME SINCE 1972: In addition to its three-game SEC sweeps of Auburn, Mar. 16-18 in Auburn, an Alabama, Mar. 23-25 in Oxford, Ole Miss also swept Florida in a three-game series, Apr. 20-22 at Oxford-University Stadium/Swayze Field, to record three SEC series sweeps in the same season since 1972. Ole Miss swept four SEC series in 1972 against LSU, Alabama and Mississippi State twice. The Rebels missed a chance to record their fourth SEC sweep of 2001, when Vanderbilt defeated Ole Miss 7-3 on Apr. 29 in Nashville, to salvage the final game of the series.
DIAMOND NOTES
* Ole Miss turned its first triple play since May 29, 1999 when the Rebels turned the feat against LSU in the sixth inning in an SEC Tournament game on May 17. With runners on first and second, senior 3B Lance Jones snagged a line drive off the bat of Wally Pontiff. He then stepped on third to double off David Raymer before firing over to first to beat Ryan Theriot back to the bag.
* Junior 1B Josh Christian became the first Ole Miss player since Kary Bridges in 1993 to record five hits in a game when he went 5-for-5 against LSU on May 19 at the SEC Tournament. Two of his hits were home runs to tie a SEC Tournament single-game record, and finish with a season-high four RBIs. Bridges recorded his five-hit game versus Auburn on May 2, 1993.
* The Rebels were 30-1 (.968) this season when holding the lead after eight innings of play. The only defeat was a 5-4 loss to Tennessee on May 4, when the Volunteers rallied for two runs in the bottom of the ninth. In last two seasons, Ole Miss posted a 58-2 (.967 winning percentage) mark when holding the lead going into the ninth.
* With 648 hits this season, Ole Miss finished 10 shy of the school record of 658 set by the 1999 team.
* The Rebels were 17 RBIs shy of the school record of 401 set in 1998 and were 24 walks shy of tying the school record for the most walks drawn in a season set by the 1977 squad with 293.
* Ole Miss played the longest game in school history with a 17-inning game against Arizona that lasted 5 hours and 4 minutes and was played over the course of Mar. 3 and 4. The game was halted in the 12 inning on Mar. 3 due to rain with the score tied 4-4. Sophomore Evan Conley delivered the game-winning hit with a bases loaded single in the bottom of the 17th.
UPDATED OLE MISS RECORD BOOK
AT BATSSEASON Player, Year GP No.1. Brad Henderson, 1999 62 2602. Lance Jones, 2001 62 2433. Lee Hodge, 1989 55 2384. Jeffrey Johnson, 1995 62 2375. Kary Bridges, 1992 55 2356. Todd Mensik, 1995 62 2347. Michael Rosamond, 1999 62 2328. David Dellucci, 1995 62 2299. Jason Huisman, 1998 53 22710. Josh Christian, 2001 62 222
RUNS SCOREDCAREER Player, Years GP No.1. Brad Henderson, 1996-1999 203 1982. David Dellucci, 1992-1995 209 1813. Kyle Gordon, 1984-1987 193 1674. Jason Huisman, 1995-1998 203 150T5. Kary Bridges, 1991-1993 166 138 Kevin Kessinger, 1989-1992 209 138T7. Ronnie Russell, 1976-1979 178 132 Burney Hutchinson, 1999-present 158 132
SEASON Player, Year GP No.1. Burney Hutchinson, 2001 63 692. David Dellucci, 1995 62 673. Brad Henderson, 1998 52 634. Bobby Kielty, 1998 62 62T5. Brad Henderson, 1999 62 60 Brad Henderson, 1997 53 60
HITSSEASON Player, Year GP No.1. Brad Henderson, 1999 62 1012. David Dellucci, 1995 62 943. Brad Henderson, 1997 53 924. Jason Huisman, 1998 53 835. Kary Bridges, 1992 55 826. Todd Mensik, 1992 62 817. Lee Hodge, 1989 55 818. Kary Bridges, 1993 56 81T9. Brad Henderson, 1998 52 78 Josh Christian, 2001 62 78 Burney Hutchinson, 2001 63 78
DOUBLESSeason Player, Year GP No.1. Brad Henderson, 1999 62 242. Chris Snopek, 1992 54 21T3. Jason Huisman, 1998 53 19 Bobby Kielty, 1998 53 19 Keith Johns, 1990 52 19T6. Keith Johns, 1991 54 18 Keith Kessinger , 1989 56 18 Jeffrey Johnson, 1995 62 18 Todd Mensik, 1995 62 18T10.Josh Christian, 2001 62 17 Jude Voltz, 2000 55 17 Brad Henderson, 1998 52 17 Jeffrey Johnson, 1994 54 17 Junior Rogers, 1985 43 17 David Clements, 1981 49 17
TRIPLESCAREER Player, Years GP No.T1. Kevin Kessinger, 1989-1992 209 14 Nate Riddley, 1989-1992 193 14T3. David Dellucci, 1992-1995 209 12 Tommy Keyes, 1963-1964 57 12 Bernie Schreiber, 1953-1956 84 12T6. Michael Rosamond, 1997-1999 162 11 Burney Hutchinson, 1999-present 158 11
SEASON Player, Year GP No.T1. Tommy Keyes, 1963 26 8 Kevin Kessinger, 1991 54 83. Chris Padget, 1984 43 7T4. Burney Hutchinson, 2001 63 6 Bernie Schreiber, 1956 25 6 Buddy Chain, 1956 31 6 David Dellucci, 1995 62 6 Nate Riddley, 1992 50 6 Michael Rosamond, 1999 62 6
HOME RUNSCAREER Player, Years GP No.1. Kyle Gordon, 1984-1987 193 482. Brad Henderson, 1996-1999 203 40T3. David Dellucci, 1992-1995 209 36 Michael Rosamond, 1997-1999 162 365. Jason Huisman, 1995-1998 203 31T6. Burney Hutchinson, 1999-present 158 27 Pat Ball, 1974-1977 171 27 David Clements, 1979-1982 177 27 Jude Voltz, 1997-2000 204 27
SEASON Player, Year GP No.1. Jason Huisman, 1998 53 212. Michael Rosamond, 1999 62 183. David Dellucci, 1995 62 174. Bobby Kielty, 1998 53 16T5. Kyle Gordon, 1985 47 15 Brad Henderson, 1998 52 15T7. Josh Christian, 2001 62 14 Burney Hutchinson, 2001 63 14 Ken Houser, 1983 44 14
RUNS BATTED INCAREER Player, Years GP No.1. Kyle Gordon, 1984-1987 193 1682. Brad Henderson, 1996-1999 203 1603. Jason Huisman, 1995-1998 203 1554. David Dellucci, 1992-1995 209 1455. Mike Pomeranz, 1976-1979 177 142T6. David Clements, 1979-1982 177 128 Jude Voltz, 1997-2000 204 1288. Todd Mensik, 1994-1996 161 126T9. Burney Hutchinson, 1999-present 158 125 Richy Harrelson, 1993-1996 217 125
SEASON Player, Year GP No.1. Jason Huisman, 1998 53 71T2. Burney Hutchinson, 2001 63 63 David Dellucci, 1995 62 634. Chris Snopek, 1992 54 625. Josh Christian, 2001 62 58
TOTAL BASESSEASON Player, Year GP No.1. David Dellucci, 1995 62 1722. Jason Huisman, 1998 53 1693. Brad Henderson, 1999 62 1624. Brad Henderson, 1997 53 1545. Michael Rosamond, 1999 62 1516. Burney Hutchinson, 2001 63 1477. Brad Henderson, 1998 52 1448. Josh Christian, 2001 62 143
WALKSCAREER Player, Years GP No.1. Jason Huisman, 19951-1998 203 1352. Kyle Gordon, 1984-1987 193 1233. David Dellucci, 1992-1995 209 1194. Ronnie Russell, 1976-1979 178 1105. Pat Ball, 1974-1977 171 1096. Guy Summerlin, 1980-1983 170 101T7. Burney Hutchinson, 1999-present 158 99 Bubba Hubbard, 1974-1977 58 99
SEASON Player, Year GP No.1. Pat Ball, 1977 58 592. Burney Hutchinson, 2001 63 53
APPEARANCESCAREER Player, Years No.1. Ryan Young, 1992-1995 892. Matt Smith, 1985-1988 833. Skipper Wright, 1983-1986 774. Dan McShea, 1997-2001 73
GAMES STARTEDSEASON Player, Year No.1. Jamey Price, 1995 19T2. David Miller, 1986 17 Rick Zibilich, 1977 17T4. Pete Montrenes, 2001 16 Jeff Calhoun, 1977 16 Grant Sullivan, 1990 16 Jeff McAvoy, 1999 16T8. Mike Gray, 2001 15 John McNeese, 1993 15 Matt Ryan, 1993 15 Darren Musselwhite, 1988 15 Matt Smith, 1988 15 Laddie Renfroe, 1984 15 Bryan Farmer, 1985 15
WINSSEASON Player, Year No.T1. Jamey Price, 1995 11 Rick Zibilich, 1977 11T3. Pete Montrenes, 2001 10 John McNeese, 1995 10 Darren Musselwhite, 1988 10 Jim Pittman, 1972 10 Jamey Price, 1994 10
INNINGS PITCHEDSEASON Player, Year No.1. Jamey Price, 1995 141.02. Pete Montrenes, 2001 117.1
WALKS ALLOWEDSEASON Player, Year No.1. Jeff Purvis, 1988 542. Mickey Callaway, 1996 523. Dickie Dixon, 1990 504. Matt Smith, 1985 475. Rick Zibilich, 1977 45T6. Adam Yates, 2001 44 John McNeese, 1993 448. Jeff McAvoy, 1999 419. Pete Montrenes, 2001 39
STRIKEOUTSSEASON Player, Year No.1. Jamey Price, 1995 1182. Pete Montrenes, 2001 107
SAVESCAREER Player, Years No.1. Justin Huisman, 1998-2000 242. Skipper Wright, 1983-1986 13T3. Rory Ferrell, 1976-1978 12 Ryan Young, 1992-1994 125. Glen Morris, 1999-present 11
SEASON Player, Year No.1. Justin Huisman, 2000 112. Justin Huisman, 1999 10T3. Rory Ferrell, 1977 9 Glen Morris, 2001 9
