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Tournaments  | Story | 10/26/2017

World Championship Leaderboard

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2017 WWBA World Championship: Daily Leaders | Stats | Fastball Velocities

Listed below are the top 10 leaders (or more/less depending on the amount of equal numbers) in several distinct categories related to offensive and pitching performances at the 2017 WWBA World Championship. The numbers come courtesy of Diamondkast, the official scoring application of Perfect Game, the WWBA and the PGBA.


Batting Average (minimum 5 hits)

Rk. Name Team Avg.
1 Dakota Gallard Royals Scout Team .714
2 Brett Baty North East Baseball .666
2 Ryan Miller Ohio Warhawks .666
4 Nick Petro PNT Scout Team .600
5 Tucker Marrillia FTB Tucci .555
5 William English Midland Redskins .555
5 Antonio Valdez PNT Scout Team .555
8 William Quillen D-BAT .545
8 Isaac Bouton Nelson Baseball School .545
8 Nick Blubaugh Nelson Baseball School .545
8 Tanner Carlson St. Louis Pirates/Elite Baseball Training .545



Preston Hartsell, FTB/SF Giants Scout Team

Base Hits

Rk. Name Team Hits
1 Drew Hamrock Ohio Warhawks 13
2 Jonathan Ornelas AZ D-Backs Scout Team 10
3 Brennen Davis AZ D-Backs Scout Team 9
3 Andrew Compton Canes Prospects 9
5 Ryan Miller Ohio Warhawks 8
5 Cameron Gray East Coast Sox Select 8
5 T.J. Sam-Schofield Ontario Blue Jays 8
5 Preston Hartsell FTB/SF Giants Scout Team 8
5 Buddy Floyd Ohio Warhawks 8
5 Riley Greene FTB/SF Giants Scout Team 8
5 Jarrett Ford FTB/SF Giants Scout Team 8
5 Raynel Delgado FTB/SF Giants Scout Team 8
5 C.J. Rodriguez Canes Prospects 8


Runs Scored

Rk. Name Team Runs
1 Drew Hamrock Ohio Warhawks 9
2 Jarrett Ford FTB/SF Giants Scout Team 8
2 Raynel Delgado FTB/SF Giants Scout Team 8
2 Griffin Zito Ohio Warhawks 8
5 J.T. Ginn East Coast Sox Select 7
6 Brennen Davis AZ D-Backs Scout Team 6
6 Riley Greene FTB/SF Giants Scout Team 6
6 Anthony Seigler Canes National 6
6 Austin Duffy AZ D-Backs Scout Team 6
6 Tyler Tolve Ohio Warhawks 6
6 Regi Grace East Coast Sox Select 6
6 Nic Nelson MN Blizzard Elite 6
6 Isaiah Thomas FTB/SF Giants Scout Team 6



Noah Kaagan, San Diego Show

Runs Batted In

Rk. Name Team RBI
1 Jordan Beck East Coast Sox Select 10
2 Drew Hamrock Ohio Warhawks 9
3 Riley Greene FTB/SF Giants Scout Team 8
4 Jarrett Ford FTB/SF Giants Scout Team 7
4 Tyler Tolve Ohio Warhawks 7
4 Buddy Reed Ohio Warhawks 7
4 Preston Hartsell FTB/SF Giants Scout Team 7
8 Setphen Reid Tri-State Arsenal Prime 6
8 Jake Ervin Ontario Blue Jays 6
8 Kendrick Calilao FTB/SF Giants Scout Team 6
8 Max Ferguson 5 Star National 6
8 Brenden Dixon Dallas Tigers 6
8 Noah Kaagan San Diego Show 6
8 Joe Gray Jr. Canes National 6


Doubles

Rk. Name Team 2B
1 Wesley Clarke Canes American 4
2 Jake Ervin Ontario Blue Jays 3
2 Hayden Jones Team Indiana 3
2 Austin Wilkie Ontario Blue Jays 3
2 C.J. Rodriguez Canes Prospects 3
2 Jorge Julio Jr. Twins Scout Team 3
2 Jonah Beamon Canes American 3
52 tied with 2



Philip Matulia, PNT Scout Team

Triples

Rk. Name Team 3B
1 Eric Grintz Tri-State Arsenal Prime 3
2 Drew Hamrock Ohio Warhawks 2
2 Daniel Irisarri Elite Squad Louisville Slugger 2
2 Andrew Wiegman Reds Midwest Scout Team 2
2 Patrick Alvarez Canes Prospects 2
2 Brock Franks PNT Scout Team 2
2 Jaden Woodson Dallas Tigers 2
2 Colton Byars Diamond Devils 2
2 Cam McMillan Canes American 2
2 Philip Matulia PNT Scout Team 2
2 Kevin Graham St. Louis Pirates/Elite Baseball Training 2


Home Runs

Rk. Name Team HR
1 Justin Olson Mountain West Slammers 2
1 Sean Guilbe Rawlings National Scout Team 2
1 Adam Hackenberg Canes National 2
36 tied with 1



Max Marusak, Rawlings National Scout Team

Stolen Bases

Rk. Name Team SB
1 Drew Hamrock Ohio Warhawks 9
2 Max Marusak Rawlings National Scout Team 8
3 Riley Greene FTB/SF Giants Scout Team 7
4 Brennen Davis AZ D-Backs Scout Team 5
4 C.J. Ivy Sandlot Scout Team 5
4 Cameron Gray East Coast Sox Select 5
4 Caeden Trenkle D-BAT 5
4 Nasim Nunez Team Elite Nation 5
9 Hueston Morrill Ohio Warhawks 4
9 Jarrett Ford FTB/SF Giants Scout Team 4
9 Regi Grace East Coast Sox Select 4
9 P.J. Hilson Royals Scout Team 4
9 Jayce Easley Baseball Northwest 4
9 Dillon Carter Dallas Tigers 4


Strikeouts

Rk. Name Team K
1 Logan Clayton Canes American 17
1 Dylan Delucia Canes Prospects 17
3 Mitchell Parker Canes National 15
4 Albert Hernandez Banditos Black 14
4 Ethan Smith Team Elite Prime 14
6 Oscar Moralez Banditos Scout Team 13
6 Jacob Meador Dallas Tigers 13
6 Owen White South Charlotte Panthers 2018 13
9 Matthew Thompson Banditos Scout Team 12
9 Christian Macleod East Coast Sox Select 12
9 Avery Short Team Indiana 12



Dylan Delucia, Canes Prospects

Innings Pitched

Rk. Name Team IP
1 Dylan Delucia Canes Prospects 11.2
2 Jack Jasiak Canes Prospects 11.1
3 Logan Clayton Canes American 10
4 Chase Webster AZ D-Backs Scout Team 9
4 Sasha Sneider AZ D-Backs Scout Team 9
6 Oscar Moralez Banditos Scout Team 8.2
6 Lukas Barry Ontario Blue Jays 8.2
8 Peyton Berry Ohio Warhawks 8.1
9 Albert Hernandez Banditos Black 8
10 Beau Billings PNT Scout Team 7.1
10 Rece Gustafson Dallas Patriots Stout 7.1


Strikeouts Per 7 Innings (minimum 5 innings)

Rk. Name Team K/7
1 Mitchell Parker Canes National 21
2 Jacob Meador Dallas Tigers 18.2
3 Jared Bellissimo Baseball U 15.4
3 Camden Sewell Chet Lemon's Juice 15.4
5 Avery Short Team Indiana 14.8
6 Ethan Smith Team Elite Prime 14
6 Matthew Thompson Banditos Scout Team 14
6 Braden Carmichael Dallas Patriots Stout 14
6 Lane Flamm Midland Redskins 14
10 Owen White South Charlotte Panthers 2018 13



Owen White, South Charlotte Panthers 2018

WHIP (walks + hits allowed per 7 innings/minimum 5 innings)

Rk. Name Team WHIP
1 Ethan Smith Team Elite Prime 0.000
2 Owen White South Charlotte Panthers 2018 0.142
3 Skylar Gonzalez Elite Squad Louisville Slugger 0.167
4 Oscar Moralez Banditos Scout Team 0.231
4 Lukas Barry Ontario Blue Jays 0.231
6 Will Pfennig SF Giants Scout Team - Christman 0.286
7 Tyler Nesbitt Canes Prospects 0.300
8 Nick Love Coastal Prospects 0.333
9 Aaron Eden MVP 0.375
9 Tanner Green Banditos Black 0.375


Pitching Wins

Rk. Name Team W
1 Logan Clayton Canes American 2
1 Jack Jasiak Canes Prospects 2
1 Duncan Davitt St. Louis Pirates/Elite Baseball Training 2
1 Chase Webster AZ D-Backs Scout Team 2
1 Damon Fernandez PNT Scout Team 2



Matthew Thompson, Banditos Scout Team

Fastball Velocity

Rk. Name Team FB
1 Austin Becker Canes National 96
1 Matthew Thompson Banditos Scout Team 96
3 Seth Halvorsen MN Blizzard Elite 95
3 Victor Vodnik BPA 95
5 Yordani Carmona Banditos Scout Team 94
5 Micah Dallas Rawlings National Scout Team 94
5 Jason Diaz Canes Prospects 94
5 Brock Helverson Mets Scout Team 94
5 Cole Henry Louisiana Knights 94
5 Tyler Lewis Iowa Select 94
5 Ty Madden Texas Scout Team Yankees 94
5 Aidan Maldonado Reds Midwest Scout Team 94
5 Victor Mederos Banditos Black 94
5 Colten Panaranto SF Giants Scout Team - Christman 94
5 Connor Shamblin East Coast Sox Select 94
5 Cooper Stinson Braves Scout Team/East Cobb 94
5 Juan J. Teixeira Houston Astros Scout Team/Elite Squad 94
5 Cole Winn Houston Astros Scout Team/Elite Squad 94
5 Kerry Wright FTB/SF Giants Scout Team 94


Earned Run Average

Forty-two (42) players with at least five innings pitched had an ERA of 0.00.



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