SIUE

The only two-time baseball All-American at SIUE, Mark Bugger (1998-2001) broke numerous school records at SIUE, including the NCAA Division II hits record. An All-American at shortstop in 2000 and at second base in 2001, he completed his collegiate career with 356 hits and was the first ever to record 100 hits in a single season. He set the bar early in his career with 84 hits, the most ever by a Cougar freshman, and would go on to finish his career with a .394 batting average, 230 games played, 903 at bats, 204 runs scored, 57 doubles, 16 triples, and 20 home runs. His teams advanced to the NCAA Championships twice, including a College World Series appearance in 2001.

Career Statistics

 Year       Avg   GP-GS     AB    R    H   2B   3B   HR  RBI   BB   SO   SB-ATT
  1998....  .387   53-53    217   51   84    8    3    8   41    9   14    7-9
  1999....  .360   53-53    197   36   71   14    4    3   46   14   25    8-11
  2000....  .414   56-56    220   51   91   17    3    2   59   18   12    6-9 
  2001....  .409   68-68    269   66  110   18    6    7   70   26   13   11-14
  TOTAL...  .394  230-230   903  204  356   57   16   20  216   67   64   32-43