Montana State University Billings Athletics

Reinschmidt carries Yellowjacket baseball to top of GNAC

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Career Single Game Bests

Category	Total	Date	Opponent
At-Bats	7	3/5/15	at Cal Baptist
Runs	4	2/20/16	2 times
Hits	5	3/12/16	2 times
RBIs	6	2/20/16	at MSU Denver
2B	2	5/1/16	7 times
3B	1	4/23/16	12 times
HR	2	5/5/16	2 times
Walks	3	4/11/15	vs. Central Wash.
Stolen Bases	2	4/9/16	3 times
Putouts	7	4/19/14	vs. Saint Martin's
Assists	1	5/6/16	8 times

*Date of last occurrence if multiple
*Bold Italics denote MSUB record

2016: First-team all-NCBWA and D2CCA west region center fielder for second straight season…second-team ABCA all-region...became just the seventh player in GNAC history to earn first-team all-league honors three times…led all NCAA Division II West Region outfielders in RBIs with 44…led GNAC in runs scored with 50…led GNAC in plate appearances (224), ranked second in GNAC in RBIs, at bats (192), and home runs (10), third in doubles (15), walks (27), stolen bases (11), and total bases (114), fourth in triples (3), fifth in slugging (.594), sixth in hits (63), and eighth in on-base percentage (.413)…had two multi-home run games…two-time GNAC Player of the Week…had one of MSUB’s three five-hit games on the year against Northwest Nazarene on March 12…finished the season by reaching base in 21 consecutive games…one of just five players in MSUB history with six RBIs in a game, going 4-for-4 with six RBIs and four runs scored against Metro State on Feb. 20…led team in home runs and ranked third in batting average (.328)…only player to start all 50 games…ranked third on team with 112 putouts and made 118 of 119 plays in center field for a fielding percentage of .992…finished season with one of best careers in MSUB and GNAC history, (MSUB ranking/GNAC ranking): first/fourth in triples (12), second/eighth in home runs (22), second/sixth in RBIs (127), second/10th in total bases (326), second at MSUB in batting average (.352), second/10th in runs (129), second/seventh in doubles (44), third/16th in at-bats (545), third/13th in hits (192), third/16th in stolen bases (31), and 10th at MSUB in putouts (306) in just three seasons…ranked 11th in GNAC history in slugging percentage (.598)…only player in MSUB history and one of three in GNAC history to hit for the cycle in a game…member of MSUB’s back-to-back GNAC regular-season championship title teams.

2015: NCBWA and Daktronics first-team all-West region pick…first-team all-GNAC selection for second season in a row…led the team with a .370 batting average…led the GNAC in hits (74), ranked second in runs scored (47), triples (4), RBIs (56), stolen bases (11) and total bases (125), and third in home runs (10), on-base percentage (.457) and slugging percentage (.625)…became second player in GNAC history to be named NCBWA National Player of the Week after hitting four home runs and driving in 18 during an eight-game stretch on the road in February…hit an inside-the-park home run on April 10 against Central Washington…led the team and set a new MSUB record for at bats with 200 while starting all 50 games in center field…posted the fourth-highest single season batting average in MSUB history…currently holds the highest career batting average (min. 250 at bats) in MSUB history at .365…ranks No. 1 in MSUB history in triples (9), No. 5 in doubles (29), and home runs (12), No. 5 in hits (129), total bases (212), and RBIs (83), No. 5 in runs (79) and stolen bases (20), and No. 6 in at bats (353).
 
2014: Appeared and started in 42 games…recorded a .359 batting average, .381 on-base percentage, and .569 slugging percentage…recorded 27 RBIs, 16 doubles, and five triples…named GNAC Player of the Week for March 24, 2014…awarded first-team all-conference honors…became just the third player in GNAC history to hit for the cycle, completing the feat in a 16-7 win over Northwest Nazarene on March 28.
 
Wayland Baptist University: In 11 appearances scored five runs.
 
Billings Senior High School: Shined in the American Legion league playing with the Billings Royals…during his senior season in 2012 helped the Royals capture division and state championships…snagged Most Valuable Player honors in the state tournament, all-conference honors and won the league batting title with a .458 average…also lettered in football for three years and basketball for two.