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BaseballRUN-SCORING NATIONALRECORD-HOLDER — RickyRoberts of Marlow Central,OK (shown left), has the distinctionof holding both the single-seasonand career recordsfor baseball runs scored.During his senior season in1996, he crossed the plate anational-record 86 times, whilehe tallied 269 career runs from1993 to 1996. In addition, his81 hits in 1996 ranks tied forfifth all-time.Most Runs Scored, Career (Cont.)229 Levi Ferguson (New Sharon North Mahaska, IA), 2003-06225 Cory Harris (Davenport Assumption, IA), 1995-98225 Pat Heiderscheit (Lansing Kee, IA), 1981-84SeasonKEE PLAYERS — Kee High School of Lansing, IA, has a rich baseballtradition. Names of Kee players appear several times in various individualcategories, including the four players pictured. Tom Imhoff (top row, left) isthe third all time in career hits with 259 from 1977 to 1980. He also won 50games as a pitcher. Tom Stahl (top row, right) ranks tied for fourth in runsscored in a season with 83 in 1981. Pat Heiderscheit (bottom row, right)ranks tied for tenth all time in career runs (225) and tied for eighth in careerhits (238) from 1981 to 1984. Kip Peters (bottom row, left) had 24 doublesin 1992, which is No. 11 all time.Game6 Lancaster, OH, vs. Newark, OH, 5-11, 19885 Ocilla Irwin County, GA, vs. Lakeland Lanier County, GA, 3-12,19965 Tyler John Tyler, TX, vs. Tyler Robert E. Lee, TX, 4-9, 19965 New Haven, IN, 19895 Munster, IN, 19775 Corinth, MS vs. McComb, MS, 19855 Marine City, MI vs. Port Huron, MI, 5-14, 19695 Morley-Stanwood, MI vs. White Cloud, MI, 5-5, 1997MOST TRIPLE PLAYSGame — Both Teams2 Newark St. Benedict’s, NJ (2) vs. Newark Technical, NJ (0), 1956Game — One Team2 El Paso Ysleta, TX (2) vs. El Paso Eastwood, TX (0), 19962 Newark St. Benedict’s, NJ (2) vs. Newark Technical, NJ (0), 1956MOST RUNS SCOREDCareerINDIVIDUALOFFENSE86 Ricky Roberts (Marlow Central, OK), 199684 Mike Wilson (Marlow Central, OK), 199684 Brian Maurer (Maple City Glen Lake, MI), 199983 Drew Henson (Brighton, MI), 199883 Tom Stahl (Lansing Kee, IA), 198183 Andy Henderson (Grand Ledge, MI), 199482 Shon Walker (Cynthiana Harrison County, KY), 199282 Tracy Qualls (Asher, OK), 198680 Jayson Werth (Chatham Glenwood, IL), 199780 James Whalen (Morrisonville, IL), 2000Game10 Jim Buskuhl (Dufur, OR) vs. Cascade Locks, OR, 5-17, 19778 Adam Whitehouse (Hampshire, IL) vs. Elgin WestminsterChristian, IL, 4-4-19997 Steve Harms (Roanoke-Benson, IL) vs. Flanagan, IL, 4-19, 20037 Ted Persell (La Puente Bishop Amat, CA) vs. ComptonDominguez, CA, 19927 Brian Criss (Anaheim Servite, CA) vs. Downey Pius X, CA, 19887 Darren Abrams (Poway Mt. Carmel, CA), vs. Las Vegas Western,NV, 4-19, 19847 Phil Boze (Monticello Twin Lakes, IN) vs. Winamac, IN, 5-7, 19667 Mark Miller (Scottsdale Coronado, AZ) vs. Scottsdale Arcadia,AZ, 19916 Aaron Hull (Nantucket, MA) vs. New England Christian Academy,MA, 5-25, 19966 Doug Farris (Corinth, MS) vs. West Point, MS, 19856 Ronnie Pittman (Corinth, MS) vs. Belden, MS, 19506 Darrell Jacobs (Bishop LeBlond, MO) vs. East Buchanan, MO, 5-13, 20006 Mark Sanders (Monett, MO) vs. Purdy, MO, 4-1, 20036 Caleb Coatney (Monett, MO) vs. Purdy, MO, 4-1, 2003MOST HITSCareer277 Darren Deadmond (Odin, lL), 1985-88274 Drew Miller (Skipperville G.W. Long, AL), 1995-98259 Tom Imhoff (Lansing Kee, IA), 1977-80257 Drew Henson (Brighton, MI), 1995-98254 Mike Wilson (Marlow Central, OK), 1993-96253 Cory Harris (Davenport Assumption, IA), 1995-98240 Jeff Clement (Marshalltown, IA), 1999-2002238 Ryan Kyes (Beverly Hills Detroit County Day, MI), 1994-97238 Pat Heiderscheit (Lansing Kee, IA), 1981-84236 Richy Harrelson (Iuka Tishomingo County, MS), 1989-92Season269 Ricky Roberts (Marlow Central, OK), 1993-96252 Sean Smith (Martensdale-St. Mary’s, IA), 2001-04250 Drew Henson (Brighton, MI), 1995-98248 Justin Bowen (Bokchito Rock Creek, OK), 1997-2000243 C.J. Finch (Homer, MI), 2003-06240 Jerry Imhoff (Lansing Kee, IA), 1975-78234 Wade Miller (Skipperville G.W. Long, AL), 1997-2000232 Casey Caid (Three Oaks Three Oaks-River Valley, MI), 1994-971488 Darren Deadmond (Odin, IL), 198684 Brian Wheeler (Oak Forest, IL), 197783 Brad Nelson (Algona Bishop Garrigan, IA), 199983 Brooks Ewing (Taylor County, KY), 200181 Brandon Gupton (Taylor County, KY), 200181 Ricky Roberts (Marlow Central, OK), 199680 Bobby Korecky (Saline, MI), 199880 Brent Abernathy (Atlanta Lovett, GA), 1996
BABaseballPOWER PLAYER — Shawn Gallagherof Wilmington New HanoverHigh School, NC, (left) set two highschool baseball records during the1995 season. In New Hanover’s 16-4victory over Dud ley Southern Wayne,NC, the 6-foot-1, 195-pound first baseman/outfielder hit five home runs. Inaddition, Gallagher is tied for secondall time by hitting safely in 51 consecutivegames.HIT LEADERS — Darren Deadmond (left) of Odin, IL, holds nationalrecords for most career hits (277) and the most hits in a single season (88).In addition, he holds 18 Illinois state records in baseball. Nearly 60 yearsago, Nathan Williams (right) of Athens, GA, hit his way into the RecordBook with 17 runs batted in during a 1948 game against Royston (Georgia)High School. Williams also had nine hits in the game, which ranks secondfor the most hits in a single game.Most Hits, Season (Cont.)80 Mike Wilson (Marlow Central, OK) 199680 David Mathes (Erwin Unicoi County, TN), 1985Game10 L. Townsend (Buxton Hanson, ME) vs. Old Orchard Beach, ME,4-25, 19319 Nathan Williams (Athens, GA) vs. Royston, GA, 4-23, 19489 Christian Harlot (Canoga Park Faith Baptist, CA) vs. Los AngelesPilgrim, CA, 19998 James Frank (Downers Grove North, IL) vs. Elmhurst York, IL, 5-12, 19958 Ben Kester (Mendocino, CA) vs. Leggett Valley, CA, 20037 Will Bihun (Hampshire, IL) vs. Elgin Westminster Christian, IL, 4-5, 19997 Adam Whitehouse (Hamshire, IL) vs. Elgin Westminster Christian,IL, 4-5, 19997 Marvin Johnson (Hope Mills South View, NC) vs. FayettevilleCape Fear, NC, 19917 Andy Baker (Modesto, CA), 19907 Brian Criss (Anaheim Servite, CA) vs. Downey Pius X, CA, 19887 Michael Dixon (Irvington, NJ) vs. Plainfield, NJ, 5-11, 19877 Jim Charron (Chatham Central, NY) vs. Claverack Taconic HillsCentral, NY, 5-14, 19867 Dan Tellez (Selma, CA) vs. San Joaquin Memorial, CA, 4-27,19797 Frank Fraguilia (Merced, CA), 4-16, 1937Inning5 Lawrence Buell (Middlesboro, KY) vs. Pineville, KY, 4-26, 1984 (4-1B, 1-HR)Consecutive Hits22 Pat Simmons (Bradley-Bourbonnais, IL), 1981-8217 David Kehrer (Onekama, MI), 200217 Todd Schaefer (Greeley University, CO), 198717 Ed Engel (Weatherford, OK), 193416 Barry Lee Quickstad (Waseca, MN), 4-29 — 5-12, 199816 Shane Mack (Cerritos Gahr, CA) 198116 Dana Crowley (Ottawa Marquette, IL), 4-10 — 5-17, 197616 Guy Hoffman (Ottawa Marquette, IL), 5-11, 1973 — 5-10, 197416 Stan Templeton (Weatherford, OK), 196716 Andy Hussar (Canton South, OH), 2000Consecutive Games with a Hit52 Brandon Boles (Kokomo, IN), 5-19, 1998 — 5-2, 200051 Shawn Gallagher (Wilmington New Hanover, NC), 1994-9551 Stan Brown (Walton Cass, IN), 1984-8549 Matt Dillon (Reading, MI), 2002-0347 Rob Campbell (Bloomfield Hills Andover, MI), 2002-0446 Joe Spiers (Moreno Valley Canyon Springs, CA), 2002-0444 Dustin Bucalo (Barrington, IL), 2002-0343 Mike Havera (Nokomis Community, IL), 4-3, 1996 — 5-24, 199743 Jason Kendall (Torrance, CA), 199243 Tom Imhoff (Lansing Kee, IA), 1980THREE-SPORT STANDOUT — During his high school career at Brighton, MI, Drew Henson(left) distinguished himself in three sports. As a baseball shortstop-pitcher, the 6-foot-5, 220-pound Henson set three national career records, including 70 home runs (now ranks second),290 runs batted in and 10 grand slam home runs, and he ranks third in runs scored (250). Inaddition, he set Michigan state career records for times walked (129), doubles (68), hits (257)and strikeouts by a pitcher (528). During his senior year (1998), Henson hit at a .605 clip, whilecollecting 83 runs, 83 runs batted in and 22 home runs. As a football quarterback, he passedfor 52 touchdowns as a senior, and as a basketball player, he finished his career as Brighton’sall-time leading scorer, averaging 22 points a game. He was equally adept in the classroom,where he maintained a perfect 4.0 grade-point average. Henson later played quarterback onthe University of Michigan football team, where he led the Wolverines to a Citrus Bowl victoryin 2001.15
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