#27

Chris Stanton Season 2004

PositionINF
Weight175 lbs
Height6-2
ClassJunior
HometownCentreville, Va.
High SchoolCentreville

27 - Chris StantonPosition: Infield
Class: Junior
Height: 6' 2"

Weight: 175 lbs.

High School: Centreville
Hometown: Centreville, Va.

 
photo    Had a breakout sophomore season for the Hokies ... Was named first-team All-BIG EAST at third base ... Led the BIG EAST in triples with six and finished fifth in the league in batting and stolen bases ... Ranked fourth in hits and tied for third in runs scored ... Improved his batting average from .268 as a freshman to .392 last season ... Learned to utilize his speed ... Held down the lead-off duties in the Tech batting order and topped the team in on-base percentage at .453 ... Led the team in multiple-hit games with 30 ... Put together a string of six-straight multiple-hit games late in the season and had two or more hits in 11 of 14 games at one point ... Led the team in batting during BIG EAST games with a .418 average ... Provided solid defense in his first season as a third baseman ... Was outstanding playing bunts and slow rollers ... Possesses a strong arm ... Has the versatility to play several positions ... Made the team as a walk-on in 2002 and ended up starting 43 games in the outfield ... Moved to third base that fall and showed a good glove and excellent range last season ... Was selected the 2004 preseason All-BIG EAST third baseman by league coaches ... Is being looked to for another big year ...

2002-03: Started 56 of Tech's 57 games, including 54 starts at third base ... Also had one start in left field and one as the designated hitter ... Collected just two hits in his first eight games, then put together a 20-game hitting streak ... Got at least one hit in all but five of his last 49 games ... Batted .392 on the season with 12 doubles, six triples and three home runs ... Drove in 36 runs and scored 61... Stole 23 bases in 31 attempts ... Started his hitting streak with a 3-for-6 game against Kent State that included three runs batted in and two runs scored ... Tied a school record with four stolen bases against Morehead State ... Went 4-for-5 with three runs batted in and four runs scored against Georgetown ... Contributed a home run and a triple in that game ... Had nine hits in 14 at bats during a three-game series at Pittsburgh ... Was 5-for-5 in one of those games with a triple, home run, three runs scored and four RBIs ... Finished with 14 multiple-RBI games ... Hit .484 with runners on base and .509 with runners in scoring position ... Tied for the team lead in two-out RBIs with 25 ...

2001-02: Worked at third base during the fall, but was pressed into action in the outfield when spring rolled around ... Ended up starting 42 games in left field and one in center ... Contributed two hits, two runs, two RBIs and a stolen base against The Citadel in his first collegiate game ... Tripled and drove in two runs in a win over Western Michigan ... Put together a five-game hitting streak in late March, but saw his batting average hover around the .200 mark until mid-April ... Collected 23 hits in 68 at bats (.338) during an 18-game stretch to pull his final season average to .248 ... Singled in the game-winning run in the final inning of a 2-1 victory over Rutgers ... Hit his lone home run of the season in a game at Georgetown and added two RBIs and three runs scored ... Went 3-for-3 with a triple and three runs batted in against East Tennessee State ... Had a four-hit game at home against High Point, scoring three times and driving in a run ... Shared the team lead in stolen bases with 12 in 18 attempts ... Finished the season with 38 runs scored and 24 runs batted in ... Registered three doubles, two triples and a homer ... Tied for the team lead in outfield assists with four ... Had two of those assists in a home game against High Point ... Hit .356 with runners in scoring position and was 3-for-4 with the bases loaded ... Was hit by pitches 15 times ...

High School: Lettered two seasons as a shortstop for Coach Don Warren at Centreville ... Batted .333 with a pair of triples as a senior ... Earned all-district and all-region honors ... Helped the team to a 21-9 record and the semifinals of the state AAA tournament ... Hit three home runs and a pair of triples as a junior ... Finished with a .380 batting average on the way to all-district and all-region recognition ... Lettered two seasons as a receiver in football ... Played on Centreville's state championship football team as a senior ...

Personal: Christopher Blair Stanton ... Born 4/4/83 in Los Angeles, CA ... Son of Lou and Adrienne Stanton ... Studying human development.

YearGABRHRBIBAvgBBSO2b3bHRTBSB-SBA
200253149383724.24813233214712-18
200357222618736.3921828126312023-31
Totals1103719912460.3343151158416735-49

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