BATTERS

AVERAGE

Zack Granite, .338
Leonardo Reginatto, .303
Matt Hague, .297

OBP

Granite, .392
Mitch Garver, .387
Hague, .373

SLUGGING

Garver, .541
Granite, .475
Kennys Vargas, .461

OPS

Garver, .928
Granite, .867
Vargas, .821

DOUBLES

Hague, 30
Tommy Field, 29
Garver, 29

TRIPLES

Niko Goodrum, 5
Granite, 4
J. B. Shuck, 4

HOME RUNS

Garver, 17
ByungHo Park, 14
Goodrum, 13

RBI

Goodrum, 66
Hague, 65
Park, 60

RUNS

Goodrum, 71
Hague, 64
Garver, 56

STOLEN BASES

Granite, 15
Goodrum, 11
Hague, 8

STRIKEOUTS

Park, 130
Goodrum, 119
Field, 89

*Note--Had I set a standard of 200 at-bats, Vargas would have been eliminated.  Daniel Palka would be third in slugging at .431 and Hague would be third in OPS at .789.

PITCHERS

ERA (STARTERS--10 or more starts)

Nik Turley, 2.66
Tim Melville, 2.70
Justin Haley, 2.93

ERA (RELIEVERS--20 or more games)

Michael Tonkin, 1.73
Alan Busenitz, 1.78
Jake Reed, 2.05

INNINGS

Aaron Slegers, 148.1
David Hurlbut, 130.2
Jason Wheeler, 85

WINS

Slegers, 15
Hurlbut, 10
Alex Wimmers, 7

SAVES

Wimmers, 7
John Curtiss, 6
Trevor Hildenberger, 6

STRIKEOUTS (STARTERS)

Slegers, 119
Hurlbut, 103
Turley, 79

STRIKEOUTS (RELIEVERS)

Tonkin, 61
Drew Rucinski, 57
Wimmers, 48

WHIP (STARTERS)

Haley, 1.01
Melville, 1.07
Turley, 1.18

WHIP (RELIEVERS)

Busenitz, 0.82
Wimmers, 0.93
Rucinski, 1.02

Note--I made the qualifier for relievers 20 games because, well, you have to set some sort of standard.  Had I made it 18 games, John Curtiss would rank among the leaders in both ERA and WHIP.