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PA State Tournament Records

(And other interesting information)

Updated 2004

Highest Average After Completion of All Games

Class	Name	Won	Lost	%	Year
A-Men	Al Zadroga	15	0	82.80	1976
A-Women	Fran Carnahan	7	0	83.30	1986
A-Junior	Steve Morris	5	0	77.85	1997
A-Senior	Frank Bohun	5	0	75.00	1985
A-Elder 30'	Frank Bohun	5	0	89.69	1999
A-Elder 40'	Casey Danner	5	0	55.30	1995
B-Men	Glenn Brown	6	2	68.20	1979
	John Ruskin	6	1	68.20	1982
B-Women	Cherise Cunningham	6	1	55.90	1990
B-Junior	Ross Metts	5	0	36.80	1995
C-Men	Joe Wohar	5	0	63.80	1963
C-Women	Jean Long	5	0	45.40	1993
D-Men	Melvin Burkett	7	0	68.40	1972
E-Men	Martin Bubb	7	0	57.60	1983

Most Titles

	Men	Glenn Burris	11
	Women	Fran Carnahan	10
	Junior	Steve Morris	5
	Elder 30'	Frank Bohun	12
	Elder 40'	John Brosky/Joe Wohar/Casey Danner	1
	Senior	Harold Clippinger	2

Most Consecutive Championship Class Appearances

	Men	Al Zadroga	30	1957-1987
	Junior	Shalee Sebastian	7	1995-2001
	Women	Fran Carnahan	11	1980-1991
	Elder	Frank Bohun	12	1994-2005

Highest Career Average
Minimum 10 years for Men. So far I've only calculated Men and Juniors

	Men	Al Zadroga	79.43 for 27 years
	Junior	Steve Morris	63.18 for 6 years

Decade Dominators
A decade dominator is a pitcher who was the most powerful in a given
decade i.e. the '60's or '70's. This means that the pitcher won the most,
or just pitched the best. All this shows you is when that particular pitcher
was in his prime. But, there are many pitchers who hit their prime at a bad
time. A good example is Clair Bruce. Clair had about 6 state tournaments
where he averaged 75%-80% and never won the state title. If he would
do that nowadays, he'd win it every time.