Rutgers University

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• Location: New Brunswick, NJ
• Nicname: Scarlet Knights
• Conference: Big East Conference
• Ballpark: Bainton Field
• Manager: Fred Hill

College World Series Appearances: 1 1950

Players who went here

Contents 1 Rutgers Baseball Hall of Fame 2 Rutgers Career Records 3 Major League Career Stat Leaders (as of July 2007) 4 2007 Draft 5 Trivia

[edit] Rutgers Baseball Hall of Fame

• Harding Peterson
• Ray Van Cleef
• Jim Monahan
• Jeff Torborg
• Pete Hall
• Eric Young
• Matt Bolger (Manager)
• Glen Gardner
• Darrin Winston
• Pete Zoccolillo

[edit] Rutgers Career Records

Stat	Player	Total
Avg.	Rick Matarante	.425
HR	Todd Frazier	42
RBI	Pete Zoccolillo, Jake Daubert	191
AB	Darren Fenster	818
W	Darrin Winston	26
ERA	Norm Morton	1.58
SO	Bobby Brownlie	235
SV	Eric Brown	18

[edit] Major League Career Stat Leaders (as of July 2007)

Stat	Player	Total
Avg.	Walter French	.303
HR	Eric Young	79
RBI	Eric Young	543
AB	Eric Young	6119
W	Bob Tewksbury	110
ERA	Bud Anderson	3.68
SO	Bob Tewksbury	812
SV	Bud Anderson	7

[edit] 2007 Draft

Rutgers had six of their players selected in the 2007 amateur draft:

• 1. SS-Todd Frazier (1st Round)--Reds
• 2. LF-Ryan Hill (15th Round)--Padres
• 3. RF-David Williams (15th Round)--Yankees
• 4. C-Frank Meade (24th Round)--Reds
• 5. 2B-Mike Bionde (35th Round)--Royals
• 6. 1B-Tom Edwards (41st Round)--Rangers

[edit] Trivia

• Pete Zoccolillo played for the Italian team in the World Baseball Classic.
• Rutgers has a 3-1 all-time record against the Newark Bears.
• Daniel Malandruccolo owns a career batting average of 1.000 after hitting a double in his only at bat.
• Todd Frazier and Casey Gaynor won the 1998 Little League World Series as members of Toms River East, and their older brothers, Jeff Frazier and Colin Gaynor, were also teammates at Rutgers and played together on the 1995 Toms River East LLWS team.