Carthage Baseball Records 

Career Batting Records

Batting Average

.406	Ryan Lessner, 1997-2000
.401	Glen Braun, 1996-99
.399	Dean Muthig, 1996-99
.398	Kevin Sullivan, 1997-2000
.388	Shorty Flees, 1994-97
.381	Adam Husing, 2001-04
.378	Mark Beyer, 1993-96
.377	Adam Smith, 1997-99
.372	Jason Lensmeyer, 1998-2000, 2002
.371	Luke Martin, 2000-03
.368	Nick Colletti, 1974-77
.367	Shannon Blansette, 1993-96
.364	Boe Baitinger, 2006-08
.362	Joe Smith, 1997-2000 Rick Ramczyk, 1996-99
.360	R.J. Cropper, 1999-2001
.354	Justin Hallock, 2001-04
.353	Johnny Meier, 2002-05 Tyler Yapp, 2005-07

Hits

269	Shorty Flees, 1994-97
255	Adam Husing, 2001-04
250	Kevin Sullivan, 1997-2000
238	Mark Beyer, 1993-96
232	Dean Muthig, 1996-99
229	Ryan Lessner, 1997-2000
225	Luke Martin, 2000-03
212	Shannon Blansette, 1993-96
211	Justin Hallock, 2001-04
210	Rick Ramczyk, 1996-99
206	Gavin Winfield, 1994-97
201	John Zuleger, 1992-95
200	Joe Smith, 1997-2000
191	Patrick Brown, 2000-03
190	Glen Braun, 1996-99
183	Dave Fellin, 1999-2000, 2002-03
178	Alan DeLoria, 1993-96
177	Boe Baitinger, 2006-08
171	Kyle Mallon, 2001-04
174	Mike Hughes, 2006-09
164	Len Atkins, 1992-95
163	Johnny Meier, 2002-05

Runs

203	Jack Richarz, 1992-95
179	Shorty Flees, 1994-97
175	Dean Muthig, 1996-99
168	Joe Smith, 1997-2000
167	Rick Ramczyk, 1996-99
165	Ryan Lessner, 1997-2000
164	Adam Husing, 2001-04
164	Mark Beyer, 1993-96
161	Kevin Sullivan, 1997-2000
154	Glen Braun, 1996-99
153	Shannon Blansette, 1993-96
146	Dave Fellin, 1999-2000, 2002-03
145	Johnny Meier, 2002-05
145	Boe Baitinger, 2006-08
143	Justin Hallock, 2001-04
142	John Zuleger, 1992-95
135	Kyle Mallon, 2001-04

RBI

209	Shorty Flees, 1994-97
207	Mark Beyer, 1993-96
185	Kevin Sullivan, 1997-2000
177	Adam Husing, 2001-04
177	Dean Muthig, 1996-99
175	Rick Ramczyk, 1996-99
167	John Zuleger, 1992-95
163	Glen Braun, 1996-99
162	Luke Martin, 2000-03
158	Ryan Lessner, 1997-2000
156	Gavin Winfield, 1994-97
145	Justin Hallock, 2001-04
131	Mike Hughes, 2006-09
127	Shannon Blansette, 1993-96
118	Jason Lensmeyer, 1998-2000, 2002
110	Warren Even, 2003-06
102	Joe Smith, 1997-2000

Doubles

62	Dean Muthig, 1996-99
57	Shorty Flees, 1994-97 Kevin Sullivan, 1997-2000
56	Rick Ramczyk, 1996-99 Luke Martin, 2000-03
54	Mark Beyer, 1993-96
53	Adam Husing, 2001-04
47	Ryan Lessner, 1997-2000
45	John Zuleger, 1992-95
43	Justin Hallock, 2001-04
42	Joe Smith, 1997-2000
	Shannon Blansette, 1993-96
40	Patrick Brown, 2000-03 Dave Fellin, 1999-2000, 2002-03
40	Glen Braun, 1996-99
39	Gavin Winfield, 1994-97
37	Mike Hughes, 2006-09
34	Mark Guskey, 1987-90
32	Warren Even, 2003-06

Triples

15	Adam Husing, 2001-04
13	Glen Braun, 1996-99
10	Johnny Meier, 2002-05
8	Nick Colletti, 1974-77 Ryan Lessner, 1997-2000
7	Boe Baitinger, 2006-08
6	Shannon Blansette, 1993-96 Jason Acevado, 2008 Tony Rdzok, 2008
5	Len Atkins, 1992-95 Gavin Winfield, 1994-97 Joe Smith, 1997-2000 Kyle Mallon, 2001-04

Home Runs

44	John Zuleger, 1992-95
42	Shorty Flees, 1994-97
41	Glen Braun, 1996-99
39	Mark Beyer, 1993-96
37	Gavin Winfield, 1994-97
33	Rick Ramczyk, 1996-99
29	Adam Husing, 2001-04
29	Luke Martin, 2000-03
28	Jason Lensmeyer, 1998-2000, 2002
27	Dean Muthig, 1996-99
24	Shannon Blansette, 1993-96
23	Kevin Sullivan, 1997-2000
23	Mike Hughes, 2006-09

Slugging Percentage

.800	Glen Braun, 1996-99
.665	Dean Muthig, 1996-99
.661	Shorty Flees, 1994-97
.657	Mark Beyer, 1993-96
.650	Jason Lensmeyer, 1998-2000, 2002
.647	John Zuleger, 1992-95
.636	Rick Ramczyk, 1996-99
.634	Adam Husing, 2001-04
.614	Luke Martin, 2000-03

Bases on Balls

226*	Jack Richarz, 1992-95
103	Mark Beyer, 1993-96
100	John Zuleger, 1992-95

*Denotes NCAA Career Record

Jack Richarz (1992-95), whose 226 bases on balls set an NCAA Division III career record.

Hit By Pitch

47	Ryan Lessner, 1997-2000
31	Boe Baitinger, 2006-08
24	Chris Sajdak, 2004-07
23	Kyle Mallon, 2001-04
19	Joe Smith, 1997-2000
19	Dave Fellin, 1999-2000, 2002-03
18	Justin Hallock, 2001-04
18	Adam Husing, 2001-04
17	Warren Even, 2003-06
16	R.J. Cropper, 1999-2001

On-Base Percentage

.514	Jack Richarz, 1992-95
.481	Ryan Lessner, 1997-2000
.462	Mark Beyer, 1993-96
.452	Boe Baitinger, 2006-08
.448	Kyle Mallon, 2001-04
.442	Shorty Flees, 1994-97
.4374	Patrick Brown, 2000-03
.4373	John Zuleger, 1992-95
.435	Shannon Blansette, 1993-96
.434	Adam Husing, 2001-04
.433	Kevin Sullivan, 1997-2000
.423	Dave Fellin, 1999-2000, 2002-03
.418	Jason Lensmeyer, 1998-2000, 2002

Stolen Bases

89	Boe Baitinger, 2006-08
87	Jack Richarz, 1992-95
57	Scott Trottier, 1988-91
56	Mike Pavlik, 1981-84

Toughest-to-Strike Out

Steve Domin (1990-93), 24 strikeouts in 450 at bats (once every 18.8 at bats)

Season Batting Records 

*Denotes NCAA Division III national leader

Batting Average                       

.524	Terry Welke, 1965
.475	Ryan Lessner, 2000
.472	Kevin Sullivan, 2000
.464	Jason Acevado, 2008
.458	Glen Braun, 1999
.443	Dean Muthig, 1997
.434	Shorty Flees, 1996
.427	Eric Krull, 2001
.424	Jason Lensmeyer, 2002
.414	Steve Domin, 1992
.413	Mark Beyer, 1994 Ryan Lessner, 1999
.411	Mark Beyer, 1996
.410	Adam Husing, 2004
.408	Steve Domin, 1993
.405	Dean Muthig, 1999
.404	Alan DeLoria, 1995 Rick Ramczyk, 1998
.403	Adam Husing, 2001
.400	Kyle Mallon, 2003

Hits                             

88	Glen Braun, 1999
84	Ryan Lessner, 2000 Kevin Sullivan, 2000
83	Jason Acevado, 2008
83	Dean Muthig, 1999
81	Dean Muthig, 1997
77	Adam Husing, 2004
75	Jason Lensmeyer, 2002 David Hermes, 2007
72	Shorty Flees, 1996
71	Shorty Flees, 1997 Joe Smith, 1999 Johnny Meier, 2004
70	Shorty Flees, 1995 Adam Smith, 1999
69	Rick Ramczyk, 1998 Rick Ramczyk, 1999 Kevin Sullivan, 1999
68	Kevin Sullivan, 1998 Jason Lensmeyer, 2002
67	Boe Baitinger, 2006

Runs                           

70	Glen Braun, 1999
68	Dean Muthig, 1999
67	Johnny Meier, 2004
62	Adam Smith, 1999
61	Ryan Lessner, 2000
60	Jason Acevado, 2008
59	Joe Smith, 1999
58	Jack Richarz, 1994
57	Rick Ramczyk, 1999 Dave Fellin, 2000
56	Kevin Sullivan, 1999
55	Rick Ramczyk, 1998
54	Shorty Flees, 1996 Shorty Flees, 1997 Dean Muthig, 1998
53	Mark Beyer, 1996 Justin Hallock, 2003 Boe Baitinger, 2006
52	John Zuleger, 1995 Dean Muthig, 1997
51	Jack Richarz, 1995 Jack Richarz, 1993 Joe Smith, 1998
50	Boe Baitinger, 2008

RBI                  

80	Glen Braun, 1999
68	Rick Ramczyk, 1998
67	Dean Muthig, 1999
66	Jason Acevado, 2008
65	Kevin Sullivan, 2000
62	Shorty Flees, 1997 Adam Husing, 2004
61	Mark Beyer, 1996 Dean Muthig, 1997 Kevin Sullivan, 1999
60	Mark Beyer, 1994 John Zuleger, 1994
57	Shorty Flees, 1996
56	Ryan Lessner, 1999
55	Jason Lensmeyer, 2002
54	Shorty Flees, 1995 Adam Smith, 1999 Luke Martin, 2003
52	Rick Ramczyk, 1999

Doubles                      

24	Kevin Sullivan, 2000
23	Dean Muthig, 1997
22	Dean Muthig, 1998 Rick Ramczyk, 1998
19	Jason Acevado, 2008
18	Glen Braun, 1998 Justin Hallock, 2003 Dave Nelson, 2004
17	Dean Muthig, 1999 Joe Smith, 1999 Luke Martin, 2002
16	Adam Husing, 2004 Mark Beyer, 1993 Shorty Flees, 1994 John Zuleger, 1995 Shannon Blansette, 1996 Rick Ramczyk, 1997

Triples                        

8	Glen Braun, 1999
6	Adam Husing, 2002 Johnny Meier, 2005 Jason Acevado, 2008
5	Nick Colletti, 1974 Adam Husing, 2001 Tony Rdzok, 2008
4	Sonny Leemhuis, 1965 Ed DesLauriers, 1976 Gavin Winfield, 1996

Home Runs

21	Glen Braun, 1999
20*	Mark Beyer, 1996
15	John Zuleger, 1995 Shorty Flees, 1996
14	John Zuleger, 1994
13	Gavin Winfield, 1996 Shorty Flees, 1997 Rick Ramczyk, 1997 Dean Muthig, 1999 Jason Lensmeyer, 2002 Jason Acevado, 2008
12	Shorty Flees, 1995 Rick Ramczyk, 1998
11	Dean Muthig, 1997
10	Adam Weber, 1996 Adam Husing, 2003

Total Bases

180	Glen Braun, 1999
153	Jason Acevado, 2008
143	Dean Muthig, 1999
141	Dean Muthig, 1997
135	Mark Beyer, 1996
133	Shorty Flees, 1996 Kevin Sullivan, 2000
128	Jason Lensmeyer, 2002
126	Adam Husing, 2004
127	Shorty Flees, 1997 Rick Ramczyk, 1998
122	John Zuleger, 1995
120	Ryan Lessner, 2000

Slugging Percentage

.938	Glen Braun, 1999
.894	Mark Beyer, 1996
.855	Jason Acevado, 2008
.801	Shorty Flees, 1996
.770	Dean Muthig, 1997
.757	Glen Braun, 1998
.748	John Zuleger, 1995
.747	Kevin Sullivan, 2000
.743	Rick Ramczyk, 1998
.723	Jason Lensmeyer, 2002
.712	John Zuleger, 1994
.707	Gavin Winfield, 1996

Bases on Balls

70*	Jack Richarz, 1994
57*	Jack Richarz, 1995
55*	Jack Richarz, 1993
44*	Jack Richarz, 1992
43	John Lequia, 2009

Hit By Pitch

23	Ryan Lessner, 2000
16	Chris Sadjak, 2005 Boe Baitinger, 2008
13	Ryan Lessner, 1999
11	R.J. Cropper, 2000
11	Boe Baitinger, 2007
10	Mike Huven, 2005
9	Kyle Mallon, 2002
8	Ryan Lessner, 1997
8	Joe Smith, 1998
8	Mike Huven, 2004

On Base Percentage

.561	Ryan Lessner, 2000
.548	Jack Richarz, 1993
.541	Jack Richarz, 1994
.531	Jason Acevado, 2008
.522	Kevin Sullivan, 2000
.509	Boe Baitinger, 2008
.505	Glen Braun, 1999
.500	Mark Beyer, 1996
.496	Kyle Mallon, 2003
.495	Mark Beyer, 1994
.494	Mike Huven, 2005
.488	Adam Smith, 1998
.487	Jack Richarz, 1992
.486	Ryan Lessner, 1999

Stolen Bases               

34	Boe Baitinger, 2008
29	Mike Pavlik, 1983
27	Jack Richarz, 1994 Boe Baitinger, 2006
26	Boe Baitinger, 2007
25	Murray Dennison, 1974
21	Pete Kottra, 1959 Dave Marino, 1974 Jack Richarz, 1993
20	Jack Richarz, 1995

Career Pitching Records

Wins

29	Dan Falkinham, 1990-93
26	Cory Everts, 1990-93
23	Tim Pulizzano, 1995-98 Jacob Husing, 2005-08
22	Will Madson, 1995-98
22	Jason Wiertel, 1999-2002
19	Jeff Kaeppeler, 1974-77 Brent Sagedal, 1992-95
18	Scott Evosevich, 2003-06
17	Brian Scuglik, 1992-95 Bryon Gaddy, 1996-99 Curt Thomas, 1997-2000
16	Jeff Livek, 2004-07 Michael Heinig, 2004-05

Earned Run Average

1.93	Jeff Kaeppeler, 1974-77
2.13	Dan Grybash, 2002-03
2.16	Cory Everts, 1990-93
2.24	Dan Falkinham, 1990-93
2.38	Scott Evosevich, 2003-06
2.54	Bryon Gaddy, 1996-99
2.56	Tim Pulizzano, 1995-98

Strikeouts

235	Will Madson, 1995-98
209	Jacob Husing, 2005-08
185	Cory Everts, 1990-93
183	Jeff Kaeppeler, 1974-77
180	Dan Falkinham, 1990-93
172	Tim Pulizzano, 1995-98
171	Brent Sagedal, 1992-95 Scott Evosevich, 2003-06

Innings Pitched

260.6	Dan Falkinham, 1990-93
240.6	Jacob Husing, 2005-08
229.3	Cory Everts, 1990-93
234.3	Scott Evosevich, 2003-06
223.3	Will Madson, 1995-98
203.6	Brent Sagedal, 1992-95
211.6	Jason Wiertel, 1999-2002
200.3	Tim Pulizzano, 1995-98

Shutouts

10	Jeff Kaeppeler, 1974-77
8	Cory Everts, 1990-93
5	Brent Sagedal, 1992-95 Scott Evosevich, 2003-06
4	Will Madson, 1995-98 Tim Pulizzano, 1995-98 Jason Wiertel, 1999-2002 Glenn Kamis, 2004-05

Saves

12	Eric Wnuck, 1988-91
11	Layne Grissman, 1994-96

Season Pitching Records

Wins

10	Ryan Taylor, 1994 Jim Miller, 1997
9	Cory Everts, 1993 Brent Sagedal, 1995 Adam Williams, 1999 Dan Grybash, 2003 Jeff Livek, 2007 Jordan Jaehne-Llanas, 2009
8	Jeff Kaeppeler, 1974 Dan Falkinham, 1991 Brian Scuglik, 1994 Gavin Winfield, 1996 Dusty Reid, 2003 Michael Heinig, 2004 Scott Evosevich, 2006 Jacob Husing, 2007

Earned Run Average (One IP/Game)

0.77	Tim Potter, 1979
0.96	David Crear, 1965
1.02	Cory Everts, 1992
1.03	Jason Wiertel, 1999
1.37	Dan Grybash, 2003
1.46	Ryan Taylor, 1994
1.51	Scott Evosevich, 2006
1.70	Scott Evosevich, 2004
1.77	Dan Falkinham, 1993
1.78	Jordan Jaehne-Llanas, 1.78
1.80	Jim Miller, 1997

Strikeouts       

116	Ryan Taylor, 1994
103	Will Madson, 1998
94	Jeff Livek, 2007
81	Gavin Winfield, 1996 Jim Miller, 1997
80	Brent Sagedal, 1995 Chris Krepline, 2007
79	Jacob Husing, 2007
78	Adam Williams, 1999
77	Jacob Husing, 2008
76	Cory Everts, 1993 Tim Pulizzano, 1997
75	Jordan Jaehne-Llanas, 2009
73	Dan Grybash, 2003
70	Dave Griffin, 1999 Trace Ruffie, 2009

Innings Pitched

105.0	Ryan Taylor, 1994
92.3	Brent Sagedal, 1995
90.0	Jeff Livek, 2007
89.1	Jacob Husing, 2007
89.0	Cory Everts, 1993
88.2	Curt Thomas, 2000
86.3	Dan Falkinham, 1993
80.0	Jim Miller, 1997 Chris Krepline, 1997

Shutouts

5	Cory Everts, 1992
3	Will Madson, 1998

Saves

6	Layne Grissman, 1995 Brandon Roth, 2002
5	Eric Wnuck, 1991 Corey Richardson, 2008

Team Season Records

Batting Average

.377 in 1999

Runs Scored

531 in 1999

Home Runs

85 in 1996

Doubles

133 in 1998

Triples

20 in 2008

Total Bases

1,057 in 1999

Slugging Percentage

.610 in 1999

On-Base Percentage

.448 in 1999

Hit Batters

55 in 2000

Stolen Bases

91 in 2009

Earned Run Average

2.66 in 2006

Complete Games

23 in 2007

Game Batting Records

Last player to hit for the cycle

Carthage’s Jason Acevado vs. Centenary (N.J.) on March 17, 2008

Last Carthage triple play

April 6, 2008 vs. Millikin

At bats, team

66 vs. Augustana (Ill.), 16 innings on May 11, 2001

58 vs. Marian (Wis.), 9 innings on April 7, 1999

At bats, individual

8 by Tom Skinner vs. Carroll (Wis.), 9 innings on May 18, 1966

9 by both Eric Krull and R.J. Cropper vs. Augustana (Ill.), 16 innings on May 11, 2001

Hits, team

29 vs. North Park on May 7, 1993

Hits, individual

6 by Tom Skinner vs. Carroll (Wis.) on May 18, 1966

6 by Dean Muthig vs. Rockford on April 17, 1997

6 by Justin Hallock vs. Elmhurst on April 1, 2003

6 by Boe Baitinger vs. North Central on April 1, 2007

Runs, team

28 vs. North Park, 7 innings on April 6, 2000

27 vs. Carroll (Wis.), 5 innings on May 18, 1966 

Runs, team in one inning

13 vs. Elmhurst on April 4, 2006

Runs, individual

5 by Dean Muthig vs. Rockford on April 14, 1998

5 by Ryan Lessner vs. North Park on April 12, 2000

5 by Justin Hallock vs. Elmhurst on April 1, 2003

5 by Johnny Meier vs. Wheaton (Ill.) on May 3, 2004

Runs batted in, team

26 vs. North Park on April 6, 2000

Runs batted in, individual

9 by Adam Weber vs. Kalamazoo on March 17, 1996

Doubles, team

9 vs. Milwaukee School of Engineering on March 28, 1998

9 vs. Blackburn on May 22, 2004

Doubles, inning

5 in the fourth inning vs. Blackburn on May 22, 2004

Doubles, individual

3 by Shannon Blansette vs. North Park on April 13, 1996

3 by Eric Carstensen vs. North Park on April 28, 1996

3 by Rick Ramczyk vs. Milwaukee School of Engineering on March 28, 1998

3 by Kevin Sullivan vs. Edgewood on May 1, 1998

3 by Luke Martin vs. Rio Grande on March 23, 2001

3 by Kyle Mallon vs. Aurora on May 1, 2001

3 by Justin Hallock vs. Grand View on March 20, 2003

3 by Justin Hallock vs. Elmhurst on April 1, 2003

3 by Patrick Brown vs. Millikin on April 27, 2003

3 by Warren Even vs. Benedictine (Ill.) on March 15, 2004

3 by Justin Hallock vs. Millikin on April 9, 2004

3 by Jose Alba vs. Lakeland on April 19, 2005

3 by Tyler Yapp vs. Wisconsin-Oshkosh on March 15, 2006

3 by Mike Hughes vs. Marian (Wis.) on April 16, 2008

Triples, team

3 vs. North Central on April 14, 2001

3 vs. Webster on May 18, 2006

Triples, team in one inning

2 by Carthage’s Ryan Polcyn and Johnny Meier vs. North Park on April 6, 2004

Triples, individual

2 by Gavin Winfield vs. Rio Grande on March 22, 1996

Home runs, team

9 vs. North Park on April 6, 2000

Home runs, individual

3 by Dean Muthig vs. Wisconsin-Platteville on March 14, 1999

3 by Glen Braun vs. North Park on April 10, 1999

3 by Brad Burger vs. North Park on April 6, 2000

3 by Warren Even vs. Carroll (Wis.) on April 12, 2005

Home runs, inning

4 vs. University of Chicago on April 28, 2004

Grand slam home runs, individual

2 by Adam Weber vs. Kalamazoo on March 17, 1996

Bases on balls, team

12 vs. Elmhurst on April 2, 1995

Bases on balls, individual

4 by several players, most recently by Tony Rdzok vs. Rockford on May 4, 2008

Hit by a pitch, individual

3 by Chris Sadjak vs. Elmhurst on April 12, 2006

Hit batters, team

5 vs. Ripon on April 18, 2002

5 vs. Augustana (Ill.) on May 12, 2007

Runner left on base

22 vs. Augustana (Ill.), 16 innings on May 11, 2001

Runner left on base, both teams

30, Carthage vs. Aurora on May 16, 1996 at the NCAA Division III Central Region Championship

Stolen bases, team

10 vs. Carroll (Wis.) on May 18, 1966

Stolen bases, individual

4 by Bill Leitze vs. Carroll (Wis.) on May 18, 1966

4 by Boe Baitinger vs. North Park on April 23, 2006

Errors, team

6 vs. Elmhurst on May 10, 1997

6 vs. Kalamazoo on March 21, 2001

6 vs. Wheaton (Ill.) on April 21, 2001

6 vs. Wheaton (Ill.) on April 28, 2006

6 vs. University of Chicago on April 17, 2007

Errors, opponent team

13 by Carroll (Wis.) on May 18, 1966

Errors, individual

4 by Shannon Blansette vs. Wisconsin-Oshkosh on May 30, 1994

Errors, individual opponent

4 by Webster’s Steve Mueller on May 18, 2006

4 by Cardinal Stritch’ Jerad Luedtke on March 24, 2004, including three in the second inning

Most pinch-hitters in one inning

8 vs. Millikin on April 29, 2007

Game Pitching Records

No-hit games

David Krause vs. Augustana (Ill.), 3-0, April 17, 1966

Keith Sonnichsen vs. Wheaton (Ill.), 2-0 on May 22, 1968

Denny Kessel vs. North Central, 1-0 perfect game on April 25, 1970

Tim Breuhl vs. North Park, 2-0 on May 18, 1970

Bob Huber vs. Wheaton (Ill.), 2-0 on May 11, 1977

Gordy Zastrow vs. Dallas Baptist, 1-0 on April 4, 1980

Bob Zima vs. MSOE, 8-1, on May 10, 1983

Kevin Steward vs. Wheaton (Ill.), 6-1 on April 10, 1984

Cory Everts vs. Carroll (Wis.), 1-0 on April 21, 1991

Dan Falkinham vs. Carroll (Wis.), 2-0 on April 21, 1991

Dan Falkinham vs. St. Norbert, 13-0 on May 5, 1992

Brent Sagedal vs. Otterbein, 10-0, 5 innings on March 19, 1995

Gavin Winfield vs. Muskingum, 13-0, 6 innings on March 21, 1996

Jason Wiertel vs. Kalamazoo, 9-0 on March 19, 1999

Strikeouts

17 by Gavin Winfield vs. North Park on April 14, 1997

16 by Bill Brunka vs. Southeastern Oklahoma in April 6 or 7, 1966

15 by Dale Brunker vs. Carroll (Wis.) on May 18, 1966

14  by Ryan Taylor vs. North Park on May 1, 1994

14 by Brent Sagedal vs. Marian (Wis.) on May 12, 1995

Bases on balls issued, team

17 vs. Ripon on April 17, 2002

14 vs. Rockford on May 4, 2008

Bases on balls issued, individual

11 by Todd Greenlee vs. Wheaton ((Ill.) on April 2, 1994

Hit batters, team

8 vs. Aurora on May 23, 2004 at the NCAA Division III Central Region Championship

Hit Batters, individual

4 by Adam Robinson in the second inning vs. Aurora on May 23, 2004, including three in a row

4 by Dan Lorum vs. Aurora on May 23, 2004

4 by Jon Olson vs. Wisconsin-Oshkosh on March 15, 2006

Wild pitches, team

5 vs. Augustana (Ill.) on April 29, 2001

5 vs. Rockford on May 4, 2008

Wild pitches, individual

4 by Danny Davies vs. Rockford on May 4, 2008

Dan Falkinham and Cory Everts threw back-to-back no-hitters in a doubleheader sweep of Carroll College (Wis.) on April 21, 1991 at the Carthage Baseball Field in Kenosha, Wis.  Everts won the first game, 1-0, and Falkinham won the nightcap by a 2-0 margin.  Falkinham and Everts are both members of the Carthage Athletic Hall of Fame.  Falkinham was named American Baseball Coaches Association third-team All-America in 1991 and second-team All-America in 1993.  Everts, currently Carthage’s pitching coach, earned ABCA third-team All-America honors in 1992.

Other Records

Team consecutive wins

24 games, 2008

20 games, 2007

17 games, 1997

16 games, 2000

16 games, 1971

15 games, 1999

14 games, 1999

13 games, 2009

13 games, 1998

13 games, 1996

13 games, 1995

12 games, 2005

12 games, 2003

11 games, 1997

11 games, 2006

10 games, 1999

Team consecutive wins to start a season

24 games, 2008

Team consecutive CCIW wins

19 games, 2007-08

17 games, 1997

15 games, 2000

14 games, 1971

11 games, 2006

11 games, 2003

10 games, 1995

10 games, 1999

10 games, 2009

Undefeated streak

20 games, 1995

16 games, 1999

Home winning streak

24 games, the last 10 in 2006 and all 14 in 2007

Losing streak

12 games in 1988

Longest hitting streak

26 games by Glen Braun, 1999

25 games by Justin Hallock, 2001

24 games by Tyler Eickmeyer, 2009

23 games by Rick Ramczyk, 1999

21 games by Luke Martin, 2002

18 games by Patrick Brown, 2002

18 games by Jason Lensmeyer, 2002

17 games by John Zuleger, 1995

17 games by Justin Hallock, 2002

17 games by Justin Hallock, 2003

17 games by Adam Husing, 2002-03

17 games by Boe Baitinger, 2008

16 games by Steve Domin, 1992

16 games by Shorty Flees, 1997

16 games by Joe Smith, 1997

16 games by Kevin Sullivan, 1998

16 games by Adam Smith, 1999

16 games by Luke Martin, 2000

16 games by Adam Husing, 2002

16 games by Eric Krull, 2003

15 games by Joe Smith, 1999

15 games by Luke Martin, 2003

Longest hitting streak to start a season

16 games by Kevin Sullivan, 1998

15 games by Joe Smith, 1999

14 games by Ryan Lessner, 2000

14 games by Tony Rdzok, 2008

12 games by Dean Muthig, 1999

12 games by Joe Smith, 1999

Longest pitcher’s winning streak

13 wins by Michael Heinig, April 6, 2004 to May 8, 2005

Biggest win

Carthage 26, Austin 1 on April 4, 1973

Most runs scored

26 versus Austin on April 4, 1973

Worst loss

Wisconsin-Whitewater 24, Carthage 3 on May 15, 2008 at the NCAA Division III Midwest Regional

Most runs allowed

24 by Wisconsin-Whitewater on May 15, 2008 at the NCAA Division III Midwest Regional

Highest home attendance

489 vs. Aurora at Simmons Field on May 20, 1995 in the NCAA Division III Central Region championship game

Highest neutral-site attendance

2,376 vs. Wisconsin-Stevens Point on May 26, 2007 at the NCAA Division III Baseball Championship in Grand Chute, Wis.

1,793 vs. Eastern Connecticut State on May 25, 2007 at the NCAA Division III Baseball Championship in Grand Chute, Wis.

Most games won in a single day

4 in a May 18, 1970 quadrupleheader

CCIW Individual Season Records

Runs Scored	34 by Luke Munch, Wheaton (Ill.), 2008
RBI	41 by Glen Braun, Carthage 1999
Doubles	12 by Brian Kolb, Wheaton (Ill.), 2008
Triples	5 by Rich Dziemiela, Elmhurst, 1975
Home Runs	12 by Ken Ritter, North Central, 1986
	12 by Mark Beyer, Carthage, 1996
Batting Average	.636 by Ken Ritter, North Central 1986
Innings Pitched	62.3 by Tom Fiddler, Wheaton, 1985
Games Won	8 by Dan Mason, North Park, 1983
	8 by Gary Whitman, North Central, 1984
Games Lost	7 by George Esplin, North Park, 1969
	7 by Tom Fiddler, Wheaton, 1984
Strikeouts	74 by John Ferri, North Central, 1969
Earned Run Average	0.00 by Jeff Kaeppeler, Carthage, 1976 (30 innings pitched)

Carthage in the NCAA Division III Record Book

Hits, career

269 by Shorty Flees, 1994-97, 11th all-time

Doubles, career

62 by Dean Muthig, 1996-99, tied for 13th all-time

Home runs, career

44 by John Zuleger, 1992-95, 18th all-time

42 by Shorty Flees, 1994-97, tied for 20th all-time

RBI, career

209 by Shorty Flees, 1994-97, tied for 12th all-time

207 by Mark Beyer, 1993-96, 15th all-time

Bases on balls, career

226 by Jack Richarz, 1992-95, NCAA Division III record

Hit-by-pitch, career

47 by Ryan Lessner, 1997-2000, tied for ninth all-time

Hits, season

88 by Glen Braun, 1999, tied for 15th all-time

Home runs, season

21 by Glen Braun, 1999, national leader and tied for 14th all-time

20 by Mark Beyer, 1996, national leader

RBI, season

80 by Glen Braun, tied for 13th all-time

Bases on balls, season

70 by Jack Richarz, 1994, second all-time

Bases on balls, season average

1.56 per game by Jack Richarz, 1994, second all-time

Hit-by-pitch, season

23 by Ryan Lessner, 2000, tied for 11th all-time

Season runs scored, team

531 in 1999, 14th all-time

Season doubles, team

133 in 1998, tied for eighth all-time

Season home runs, team

85 in 1996, eighth all-time

82 in 1999, 10th all-time

Season home runs per game, team

1.93 in 1996, tied for fifth all-time

Season total bases, team

1,057 in 1999, sixth all-time

Season RBI, team

497 in 1999, sixth all-time

Season slugging percentage, team

.621 in 1996, eighth all-time

Fewest hits allowed per nine innings

2.97 by Gavin Winfield in 1996, sixth all-time

Most shutouts

5 by Cory Everts, 1992, tied for second

Grand slams, game

2 by Adam Weber vs. Kalamazoo (March 17, 1996), tied with nine others

Runners left on base in a single game, both teams

30, Carthage vs. Aurora (May 16, 1996), tied for sixth all-time