GSCBL Records

• Andrew Millner (Oklahoma Baptist) of Top Speed Baseball threw the GSCBL's first no-hitter on June 23, 2014 against the San Francisco Seagulls in a 17-0 win.
   
• Rhet Montana (Embry Riddle) of the Atwater Aviators became the first GSCBL player to hit for the cycle on July 13, 2014 against the Central Valley Storm in a 23-11 win. 
   
• Wyatt Castro (UC Irvine) of the Sacramento Heat became the second GSCBL player to hit for the cycle on July 18, 2015 against the Alameda Merchants in a 16-11 win. 

Batting Average - Single Season  (Avg - Minimum of Plate Appearances per team game - 2.7)

1. Reed Hjelle - .430 (San Francisco Seagulls 2017)
2. Brian Morley - .426 (Klamath Falls Gems 2017)
3. Zach Muenster - .425 (Nevada Bighorns 2016)
4. Tim Frith - .418 (Klamath Falls Gems 2017)
5. Nick McGrew - .415 (San Francisco Seagulls 2014)
6. Zac Guardino - .412 (Topspeed Baseball 2017)
7. Wyatt Castro - .410 (Sacramento Heat 2015)
8. Sammy Silva - .409 (Klamath Falls Gems 2017)
9. Troy Dixon - .404 (San Francisco Seagulls 2014)
10. Austin Muller - .400 (Reno Rams 2017)

Runs Scored

1. Scott Lichty – 57 (Topspeed Baseball 2017)
2. Ricky Rodriguez Jr - 56 (Top Speed Baseball 2014)
3. Brian Morley – 51 (Klamath Falls Gems 2017)
4. Zac Guardino – 48 (Topspeed Baseball 2017)
5. Alex Bee – 47 (Topspeed Baseball 2017)
6. Ismael Orozco – 47 (San Francisco Seagulls 2016)
7. Nick Rau – 47 (Top Speed Baseball 2016)
8. Matt Martinez - 45 (Top Speed Baseball 2016)
9. Matthew Haskins – 44 (Top Speed Baseball 2015)
10. Justin Mannens – 44 (Nevada Bighorns 2016)
11. Garrett Hiott – 44 (San Francisco Seagulls 2017)
12. Vince Volpatti – 44 (Topspeed Baseball 2017)

Hits

1. Brian Morley – 72 (Klamath Falls Gems 2017)
2. Jourdan Weiks – 70 (Healdsburg Prunepackers 2014)
3. Ricky Rodriguez Jr - 69 (Top Speed Baseball 2014)
4. Matt Martinez - 67 (Top Speed Baseball 2016)
5. Scott Litchy – 66 (Topspeed Baseball 2017)
6. Wes Koenig - 66 (Top Speed Baseball 2014)
7. Troy Dixon - 63 (San Francisco Seagulls 2014)
8. Antonio Ibarra - 62 (Auburn Wildcats 2013)
9. Austin Muller – 62 (Reno Rams 2017)
10. Juan Reina – 61 (San Francisco Seagulls 2016)

Doubles

1. Ricky Rodriguez Jr - 20 (Topspeed Baseball 2014)
2. Wyatt Castro – 18 (Sacramento Heat 2015)
3. Troy Dixon - 17 (San Francisco Seagulls 2014)
4. Chris Blanton – 17 (South Bay Storm 2013)
5. Antonio Ibarra - 17 (Auburn Wildcats 2013)
6. Tyler Meditz – 16 (Healdsburg Prunepackers 2014)
7. Liam Rihella – 16 (Atwater Aviators 2016)
8. Zane Gelphman – 16 (South Bay Storm 2016)
9. Alex Bee – 15 (Topspeed Baseball 2017)
10. Tyler Ryan – 15 (San Francisco Seagulls 2017)
11. Juan Reina – 15 (San Francisco Seagulls 2016)
12. Wes Koenig - 15 (Top Speed Baseball 2014)
13. Steve Knudeson – 15 (Top Speed Baseball 2015)
14. Hunter Gallant - 15 (Auburn Wildcats 2013)

Triples

1. Francis Christy – 7 (Healdsburg Prunepackers 2014)
2. Richard Kerr – 5 (Nevada Bighorns 2014)
3. Cody Snider – 5 (California Warriors 2014)
4. Dennis Karas – 5 (California Warriors 2014)
5. Antonio Ibarra - 5 (Auburn Wildcats 2013)
6. Hunter Gallant - 5 (Auburn Wildcats 2013)
7. Scott Akrop – 5 (San Francisco Seagulls 2015)
8. Damien Chavez – 5 (Sacramento Heat 2016)
9. Paul Murray – 5 (San Francisco Seagulls 2017)
10. 10 Tied with 4

Homeruns

1. Steve Knudson – 18 (Top Speed Baseball 2015)
2. Matt Martinez – 16 (Top Speed Baseball 2016)
3. Steve Knudson – 15 (Top Speed Baseball 2014)
4. Brian Morley – 14 (Klamath Falls Gems 2017)
5. Matt Martinez – 13 (Top Speed Baseball 2015)
6. Nick Rau – 11 (Top Speed Baseball 2016)
7. Derik Bontempo – 10 (Topspeed Baseball 2017)
8. Ryan Edmonson – 10 (Reno Rams 2017)
9. Matthew Tarantino – 10 (Top Speed Baseball 2016)
10. Drew Taylor – 9 (Top Speed Baseball2016)
11. Nathan Maggio – 9 (Topspeed Baseball 2017)
12. Austin Muller – 9 (Reno Rams 2017)

RBI’s

1. Brian Morley – 54 (Klamath Falls Gems 2017)
2. Wes Koenig - 50 (Top Speed Baseball 2014)
3. Austin Muller – 48 (Reno Rams 2017)
4. Matt Martinez – 48 (Top Speed Baseball 2016)
5. Steve Knudson – 47 (Top Speed Baseball 2014)
6. Troy Dixon - 45 (San Francisco Seagulls 2014)
7. Scott Litchy – 43 (Topspeed Baseball 2017)
8. Matthew Minnick – 43 (Top Speed Baseball 2016)
9. Garrett Hiott – 42 (San Francisco Seagulls 2017)
10. Jourdan Weiks – 42 (Healdsburg Prunepackers 2014)
11. Stefan Kancylarz – 42 (Auburn Wildcats 2013)

Walks

1. Steve Knudson – 37 (Top Speed Baseball 2014)
2. Scott Litchy – 36 (Topspeed Baseball 2017)
3. Torin Goldstien – 35 (Healdsburg Prunepackers 2014)
4. Ethan McGill – 34 (Auburn Wildcats 2013)
5. Steve Knudson – 34 (Top Speed Baseball 2015)
6. Ismael Orozco – 33 (San Francisco Seagulls 2017)
7. Ismael Orozco – 31 (San Francisco Seagulls 2016)
8. Garrett Hiott – 31 (San Francisco Seagulls 2017)
9. Jamey Smart – 29 (Healdsburg Prunepackers 2014)
10. Ryan Walstad – 29 (Sacramento Heat 2017)
11. Zac Guardino – 29 (Topspeed Baseball 2017)

Stolen Bases

1. Vince Volpatti – 31 (Topspeed Baseball 2017)
2. Mike Simonini – 30 (San Francisco Seagulls 2014)
3. Robert Cashel – 26 (Nevada Bighorns 2015)
4. Deon White – 24 (California Bees 2017)
5. Dante Biangini – 22 (San Francisco Seagulls 2015)
6. Marcus Vidales – 21 (Sacramento Heat 2015)
7. Marcus Wise – 19 (South Bay Storm 2014)
8. Jourdan Weiks – 19 (Healdsburg Prunepackers 2014)
9. Justin Mannens – 19 (Nevada Bighorns 2016)
10. 3 Tied with 18

ERA - Minimum inning(s) pitched per team game - .8

1. Steven Borkowski - .21 (Top Speed Baseball 2015)

2. Jared Koenig - .90 (San Francisco Seagulls 2016)

3. RJ Hanson – 1.12 (San Francisco Seagulls 2017)

4. Nick Hudson – 1.60 (Alameda Merchants 2014)

5. Casey Brown – 1.61 (Top Speed Baseball 2016)

6. Matt Fontaine – 1.91 (Alameda Merchants 2013)

7. Mark Hendricks – 1.92 (Top Speed Baseball 2017)

8. George Asmus – 2.08 (Alameda Merchants 2013)

9. Diego Ibarra – 2.10 (Top Speed Baseball 2016)

10. Julian Garcia – 2.29 (San Francisco Seagulls 2013)

Complete Games

1. Matt Fontaine – 6 (Alameda Merchants 2013)

2. Chris Sardo – 5 (Sacramento Heat 2016)

3. Brett Backlund – 4 (Atwater Aviators 2014)

Innings Pitched

1. Gabe Katich – 67.2 (South Bay Storm 2014)

2. Jerad Hawkins – 67.1 (Healdsburg Prunepackers 2014)

3. Matt Fontaine – 66 (Alameda Merchants 2013)

4. RJ Hanson – 64.1 (San Francisco Seagulls 2017)

5. John Tierney – 64 (Tri-Valley Bercovich 2013)

6. Peter Hoffman – 63.1 (Auburn Wildcats 2013)

7. Drew Stahl – 62.2 (Atwater Aviators 2016)

8. Ross Slaney – 61.2 (South Bay Storm 2014)

9. Justin Kottinger – 61.1 (Sacramento Heat 2016)

10. Connor Chick – 60.1 (Sacramento Heat 2015)

11. Jared Koenig – 60.1 (San Francisco Seagulls 2016)

Wins

1. Jared Koenig – 9 (San Francisco Seagulls 2016)

2. Mario Morales – 8 (Top Speed Baseball 2016)

3. Jerad Hawkins – 8 (Healdsburg Prunepackers 2014)

4. RJ Hanson – 7 (San Francisco Seagulls 2017)

5. Eli Dickens – 7 (Top Speed Baseball 2017)

6. Casey Brown – 7 (Top Speed Baseball 2016)

7. Daniel Moody – 7 (San Francisco Seagulls 2016)

8. Diego Ibarra – 7 (Top Speed Baseball 2016)

9. Jordan Kurokawa – 7 (Topspeed Baseball 2015)

10. Ross Slaney – 7 (South Bay Storm 2014)

11. Ryan Eddy – 7 (Topspeed Baseball 2014)

12. Brett Backlund – 7 (Atwater Aviators 2014)

13. Matt Fontaine – 7 (Alameda Merchants 2013)

Strikeouts

1. Jared Koenig – 84 (San Francisco Seagulls 2016)

2. Drew Stahl – 75 (Atwater Aviators 2016)

3. Ross Slaney – 70 (South Bay Storm 2014)

4. Adam Erickson – 64 (Sacramento Heat 2017)

5. Mario Morales – 64 (Top Speed Baseball 2016)

6. George Asmus – 64 (Alameda Merchants 2013)

7. RJ Hanson – 63 (San Francisco Seagulls 2017)

8. Mark Hendricks – 63 (Top Speed Baseball 2017)

9. Matt Fontaine – 62 (Alameda Merchants 2013)

10. Casey Brown – 60 (Top Speed Baseball 2016)

Saves

1. Logan Truex – 10 (Topspeed Baseball 2014)

2. Cody Rolshoven – 7 (Reno Rams 2017)

3. Isaac Friesen – 7 (Alameda Merchants 2015)

4. Jake Pannunzio – 5 (Top Speed Baseball 2016)

5. Daniel Reitzler – 5 (Alameda Merchants 2014)

6. Chrit Rudkin – 5 (Top Speed Baseball 2015)

7. Daniel Page – 5 (Nevada Bighorns 2015)