Northeast Florida high school baseball final stats leaders

The Times-Union compiles final high school baseball team and individual statistical leaders across Jacksonville and Northeast Florida through the end of Florida High School Athletic Association district tournaments. Only teams reporting up-to-date statistics are included.

BASEBALL

Team batting

Team pitching

Individual batting (min. 40 AB)

Runs batted in

33: Cullen Garner (St. Joseph)

29: Rodney Blackwelder (Palatka)

28: Blane Chauncey (Baker County), Mason Malloy (Palatka), Jordan Martinez (Trinity Christian)

27: Trace Farmer (Fernandina Beach)

26: Orlando Gutierrez Jr. (Covenant), Kelan Wilson (Covenant)

25: Daylon Adams (Yulee), Erick Lasseter (Union County), Storm Lickliter (Ponte Vedra), Kenai Wilkins (White)

24: Conner Bayless (Fernandina Beach), Evan Christmas (Union County), Rylan Covington (Riverside), Cole Dennis (Bishop Snyder), Maxwell Gallagher (Baldwin), Gage Petrutz (Trinity Christian), Samuel Smedley (Mandarin), Ranses Venero (University Christian)

23: Jonathan Alvarez (Beachside), Hayden Haynes (Duval Charter), Parker Loew (Trinity Christian), Morgan Wiggs (Palatka)

22: Cooper Jones (Episcopal), Joshua Marshall (Paxon), James McCranie (Bolles), Jude McDonald (Episcopal), Nolan Slaymaker (Columbia)

21: Jeffrey Brugh (Union County), Kendall Carter (Union County), Gray McCarthy (Bolles), Ford Mercer (Episcopal), Paxton Sweat (Palatka)

20: Bane Barker (Sandalwood), Zach Bouchard (Mandarin), Cole Davidson (Episcopal), Gavin Duva (Providence), Mason Jones (St. Johns Country Day), Nathan LaRosa (White), Ilias Mamea (Bishop Snyder), Aaron Parnell (Fort White), Gehrig Severidt Episcopal), Brody Strickler (Old Plank Christian), Jasen Sullivan (Union County), Ryan Surrency (Palatka), Gavin Thomas (Christ's Church), Miles Tyson (University Christian), Garrison Wade (St. Joseph), Tristan Woods (Covenanat)

Home runs

8: Cole Dennis (Bishop Snyder), Cullen Garner (St. Joseph)

6: Bane Barker (Sandalwood), Gavin Duva (Providence), Jordan Martinez (Trinity Christian)

5: Turner Farah (Baldwin), Mason Jones (St. Johns Country Day), Gray McCarthy (Bolles), Ranses Venero (University Christian), Kenai Wilkins (White)

4: Robert Bryson (Paxon), Mason Malloy (Palatka), Ilias Mamea (Bishop Snyder), Luke Manderson (Providence), James McCranie (Bolles), Caleb Stanton (Episcopal), Ethan Wheeler (Trinity Christian)

3: Daylon Adams (Yulee), Aiden Arnett (Trinity Christian), Preston Cole (St. Johns Country Day), Denzel Del Valle Delgado (Bolles), Ryne Fennell (Covenant), Brayden Harris (St. Johns Country Day), Parker Loew (Trinity Christian), Tison McCray (Columbia), Jace Moran (Suwannee), Gage Petrutz (Trinity Christian), Landis Pickett (Bishop Snyder), Chris Reali (Trinity Christian), Gehrig Severidt (Episcopal), Nolan Slaymaker (Columbia), Max Wilkerson (Bartram Trail), Madden Williams (St. Johns Country Day)

Triples

5: Robert Bryson (Paxon), Michael Perez (St. Joseph), Caden Swartz (Fleming Island)

4: Jeter Farina (Oakleaf), Orlando Gutierrez Jr. (Covenant), Landen Reilly (Fleming Island), Kenai Wilkins (White)

3: Tanner Akers (Palatka), Trentin Baskin (Sandalwood), Gabe Garcia (Suwannee), Cristhian Leyva-Morales (Ribault), Madden Mann (Columbia), J. Martin-Torres (Parker), Jordan Martinez (Trinity Christian), Logan Riege (Yulee), Tristan Woods (Covenant), Jamaal Wright (White)

Doubles

10: Daylon Adams (Yulee), Storm Lickliter (Ponte Vedra), JC Rosette (Clay), Austin Thompson (Hilliard)

9: River Ahrens (Eagle's View), Rodney Blackwelder (Palatka), Evan Christmas (Union County), Denzel Del Valle Delgado (Bolles), Trace Farmer (Fernandina Beach), Aramis Guanchez (Creekside), Ashton Huerta (Palatka), Luke Labbe (Bartram Trail), Connor Massey (Fleming Island), Braylon Morgan (Nease)

8: Ryne Fennell (Covenant), Hayden Haynes (Duval Charter), Landon Jones (Covenant), Trent Lampton (Cedar Creek Christian), Parker Loew (Trinity Christian), Mason Malloy (Palatka), Jace Moran (Suwannee), Easton O'Quinn (Suwannee), Tristan Woods (Covenant)

Individual pitching (min. 30 IP)

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