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Big Train College Round Up: 5/8/2015

05/06/2015 7:10 AM

By:David Schneider

This week's College Round Up will feature stat lines of some of the college athletes who are playing for Big Train this summer. Some of the numbers are very impressive, including Logan Farrar ('13-'15) who has a .321 batting average for the VCU Rams.

Sacramento State

Brandon Hunley (BT '15) - 164 AB, .232 BA, .328 OBP, 11 dbl, 1 trp, 2 hr, 20 RBI

- Hunley recently hit a two-run homer against Chicago State.

Chris Lewis (BT '14-15) - 159 AB, .258 BA, 4 dbl, 2 trp, 4 hr, 27 RBI

Cal State Northridge

Calvin Copping (BT '15) - 11 GS, 5-5, 70.2 IP, 80 k, 2.80 ERA

George Mason

Brandon Gum (BT '12,'15) - 169 AB, .355 BA, 10 dbl, 30 RBI, 5 SB

- Gum recorded four more hits in George Mason’s recent three-game series again Davidson including two doubles. Gum is now sixth in the Atlantic 10 Conference in batting average

Tyler Tobin (BT '15) - 19.1 IP, 8 h, 16 k, 7 sv, 2.33 ERA

San Diego State

Andrew Brown (BT '14-15) - 202 AB, .302 BA, 16 dbl, 2 trp, 27 RBI

Alan Trejo (BT '15) - 114 AB, .246 BA, .348 OBP, 7 dbl, 13 RBI

- Bubba Derby (BT ’14) pitched a gem against UNLV last weekend, giving up one run on three hits with six strikeouts in seven innings.

Saint Mary’s College (CA)

Zach Kirtley (BT '15) - 177 AB, .362 BA, .452 OBP, 10 dbl, 25 RBI

- In two games versus Santa Clara on May 1 and May 2, Kirtley went 6 for 8 with two walks.

Matt Toscano (BT '15) - 97 AB, .247 BA, 8 RBI

Virginia Commonwealth

Logan Farrar (BT '13-15) - 190 AB, .321 BA, 10 dbl, 2 trp, 3 hr, 22 RBI, 6 sb

Mississippi State

Cody Brown (BT '14-15) - 143 AB, .294 BA, 11 dbl, 2 trp, 1 hr, 15 RBI

Florida Atlantic

David McKay (BT '15) - 18.1 in, 16 k, 2.95 ERA

- FAU moves up to the No. 12 ranking in the National Collegiate Baseball Writers Association poll and is No. 14 in the Perfect Game poll. They play Rice University in a three-game series this weekend with possible championship implications.

With the NCAA College Baseball postseason fast approaching, it is a good time to check out which Big Train players of past and present might be playing in the field of 64 in the College World Series. Read More

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