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| Mustang Legend Baseball Evan McDole |
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| Photos Courtesy Of Mr. Tim Cooper |
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YEAR AVG AB HITS 2B 3B HR BB HBP RBI RUNS K SAC SB OB% 2002 .370 100 37 13 0 2 11 1 24 22 13 3 1 .438 2003 .467 105 49 16 0 5 12 3 32 24 11 3 2 .533 2004 .489 92 45 12 0 12 20 2 54 40 9 6 3 .588 2005 .483 89 43 8 1 5 25 4 29 32 11 1 7 .610 TOTAL .451 386 174 49 1 24 68 10 139 118 44 13 13 .543 |
| Evan McDole's Career Statistics |
| Single Season Records Most Doubles - 16 - 2003 Most Runs Scored - 40 - 2004 Tied With Justin Seiter and Ryan Studer Career Records Batting Average - .451 Hits - 174 Doubles - 49 Home Runs - 24 Tied WIth Justin Seiter RBIs - 139 Runs Scored - 118 NKCA Northern Kentucky Player of the Year 2004 and 2005 Kentucky Post Northern Kentucky All-Star 2003 - 2004 - 2005 |
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| Honors Freshmen Season - 2002 38th District - All District Team Tied School Record For Doubles With 13 Mustangs Most Valuable Offensive Player Sophomore Season - 2003 All-NKAC Division II - Outfield 1st Team Kentucky Post All-Stars 38th District - All District Team Led Northern Kentucky In Extra Base Hits - 21 Set School Record For Doubles - 16 Mustangs Most Valuable Offensive Player Junior Season - 2004 NKAC - Division II - Player of the Year NKCA - Division II - Player of the Year 1st Team - Kentucky State Junior All-Star 1st Team - Northern Kentucky Junior All-Star 1st Team - Kentucky Post All-Stars - Outfield 1st Team - NKAC Division II - 1st Base 38th District - All District Team 10th Region All "A" Tournament Team |
Senior Season - 2005 NKAC - Division II - Player of the Year NKCA - Division II - Player of the Year 1st Team - Kentucky Post All-Stars - Outfield 1st Team - NKAC Division II - Outfield 10th Region All "A" Tournament Team Mustangs Most Valuable Player As a sidenote, the 10th Region does not recognize players as All-Region, therefore Evan has never been named "All Region." Had they recognized an All-Region team he undoubtedly would have been named at least his sophomore through senior seasons. |
| Evan McDole will go down in modern Mustang baseball history as perhaps the most prolific four-year varsity baseball player to ever wear Mustang green. From day one he was a major contributor on the varsity level batting .370 in 113 trips to the plate as a freshman, tying a school record with 13 doubles, hitting 2 home runs, scoring 22 runs and knocking in 24. For his efforts he was named his team's Most Valuable Offensive Player. In his sophomore year he was recognized as one of the top players in Northern Kentucky, being named All-Conference and to the unclassified Kentucky Post All-Star Team. During that season he led all of Northern Kentucky in extra base hits with 21 while setting a school record with 16 doubles. He hit a whopping .467 garnering 49 hits in 105 at bats, knocking in 32 and scoring 24. Again he was named his team's Most Valuable Offensive Player. As a Junior Evan managed to inprove his batting average to .489, going 45 of 92 at the plate while swatting 12 home runs, narrowly missing Justin Seiter's season home run mark of 13. |
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| He added 12 more doubles to his career two-base hit totals and knocked in 54 Mustangs while scoring 40 times himself, tying a school record that he shares with Ryan Studer and Justin Seiter. Now being recognized as a top hitting threat by his peers, he drew 20 walks. He led all of Northern Kentucky in Home Runs, RBIs, and Runs Scored. He also eclipsed the 1.000 slugging percentage standard, recording a near-impossible 1.011. Evan was named the PLAYER OF THE YEAR in Division II by the Northern Kentucky Coaches Association and the Northern Kentucky Athletic Conference, honors that he would duplicate during his senior season. He again repeated as a Kentucky Post All-Star, which is an unclassified award limited to the top ten players in Campbell, Kenton, and Boone Counties and was named to both the Northern Kentucky Junior All-Star Team and the 24 Player KENTUCKY STATE Junior All-Star Team. For the third consecutive time he would be named his team's MVP. |
| Evan would cap off his brilliant baseball career at Brossart High School as a senior in 2005 by hitting .483, going 43 of 89 despite being pitched around on 25 occasions when he drew bases on balls and the four times that he was hit by a pitch. Despite this McDole managed 8 doubles, a triple, and five home runs, knocking in 29 teammates, and scoring 32 runs. His career batting average is an amazing .451 which now stands as a school record as is his career doubles mark of 49, eclipsing the old doubles standard of 26 by TWENTY-THREE. His career total of 24 home runs ties the all-time Brossart home run mark held by Justin Seiter and he holds the distinction of knocking in and scoring the most runs of any Brossart Mustang who has preceeded him. To demonstrate his versatility he even managed to steal 13 bases in four seasons. He was again named Division II Player of the Year by both the NKAC and the NKCA as well as 1st Team Kentucky Post All-Stars and was named to the Northern Kentucky Senior All-Star Team. He finished out his career by being named the Most Valuable Player of his Mustang team for the fourth consecutive year. In additon to being a standout athlete on the field Evan maintained a perfect attendence record throughout his high school career and was a first honor student and member of the National Honor Society. During his career he played on one District Championship Team, a District Runner-Up Squad, in Two Regional Tournaments, on two 10th Region All "A" Classic Championship Teams, and one 9th/10th Sectiontional All "A" Championship Team. He played at Applebee's Park in the All "A" State Tournament on three occasions. On Monday, April 25th, 2005 among family, friends, and fans Evan signed a four year, full-ride, scholarship to play his college baseball at Northern Kentucky Univeristy. |
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| Did you know that during his baseball and basketball career Evan McDole has been called or referred to on these pages or on broadcasts of games as Evan McSwat, McDawg, McDinger, McDouble, McDominator, McMasher, McRibbie, McSwish, McSlam, McRebound, McBaseball, McBoss, McSlugger, McYard, or simply "Big Dawg McDole." |
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