Harry, 4 pitchers lead SBL standings

Slugger Harry Nakamura and four pitchers lead the 2024 Tan Holdings-SBL individual rankings as of May 16.

Nakamura of first place Bandits is almost perfect at the plate as he is 6 for 8 for the highest batting average of .750.

The Royals’ Marvin Ngeskebei is right behind with five hits from seven at-bats for a .714 average.

The Bears’ Dennis Cabrera rounds out the Top 3 with a batting average of .625 from five hits in eight plate appearances.

In other batting categories, Auriel Mendiola, Franko Nakamura, Lamarc Iguel, Pat Tenorio Jr., and Poland Masaharu have the most runs scored with eight each. Jon Wilson and Thomas Reyes have seven each.

Four players—Anthony Dizon, Harry, Larson Sibetang, and Mario Salas—have the most doubles at two each.

In the triples category, Derrence Diaz, Kaipo Dikito, Nico Martin, Tenorio Jr., and Travis Malwebug have hit one each so far.

Ben Flores, Dennis Cabrera, Eli Aughenbaugh, and Tony Tenorio lead the home runs category with a homer each.

In the RBIs category, Byron Kaipat, Nokki Saralu, Tenorio Jr., and Tony Tenorio has six, while Alden Ngeskebei and Salas have five each.

On the bump, four pitchers boast a 0 earned run average and 0 earned runs.

Jose Lizama Jr. has a 0 ERA in one game and 6.1 innings pitched; 0 ER, gave up just three hits, and has a 1-0 record. K.J. Villagomez also has a 0 ERA in two games and 11 innings pitched, 0 ER, seven hits, and a two-win record.

Aaron Camacho also sports a 0 ERA in two games, nine innings pitched, 0 ER, four hits, and a 1-1 record, while A.J. Evangelista is also at 0 ERA, one game and seven innings pitched, 0 ER, three hits, and a 1-0 record.

The most strikeouts by a pitcher is a tie between 16 between Benji Palacios and Jylon Sablan. Camacho and Gloyd Martin have 15; Villagomez is at 14; J.J Takawo and Lizama Jr. have 11 each; and Austin Masga, Omupas Keahi, and Tyrese Camacho with nine Ks each.

In the team standings, the Bandits lead with three wins and no losses; the Falcons and Padres are right behind at two wins and no losses each; the Cardinals and Royals are at 3-1; Sandlot is at 2-1; the Braves are at an even 2-2; the D-9er’s have a 1-1 record; the Bears and Blue Jays have won one and lost two; the White Sox have two losses; and Blue Shark and Natives have yet to win with four losses.