Pierre Hall Of Fame

Hall Of Fame Players

Hall of Famer Jose Anaya

#1 - Jose Anaya [ID #43635] OF
Home Town: Tepic, Mexico School: none
Hall Of Famer Bats (R) Throws (R) Positions: OF C 1b 2b 3b ss

Games 2185, AVE .253, OBP .341, SLG .419, OPS .760, H 1989, 2B 414, 3B 141, HR 203, RBI 932, SB 1
Notes: A longtime Cardinal, who played in 15 seasons, and appeared in four All-Star games.

Hall of Famer Javier Cervantes

#1 - Javier Cervantes [ID #47057] OF
Home Town: Toa Baja, Puerto Rico School: none
Hall Of Famer Bats (R) Throws (R) Positions: OF c 1b 2b 3b ss

Games 1738, AVE .256, OBP .347, SLG .520, OPS .867, H 1646, 2B 375, 3B 166, HR 330, RBI 1156, SB 570
Notes: Retired from major league baseball, leading in the all time home runs category, as well as runs batted in, and stolen bases, for the Harrisonburg Cardinals. He spent his whole 13 year career with Cardinals. He played a crucial part in their rise to league III.1 Retired being respected as the best Cardinal of his era.

Hall of Famer Ray Bailey

#3 - Ray Bailey [ID #69123] 2B
Home Town: Saskatoon, Saskatchewan School: none
Hall Of Famer Bats (S) Throws (R) Positions: 2B

Games 1902, AVE .256, OBP .333, SLG .482, OPS .814, H 1735, 2B 475, 3B 60, HR 311, RBI 1123, SB 22
Notes: Ray Baily was drafted in 2012 right out of high school at age 17. Played first game in 2016 age 21. And then went on to be one of the best position players and Harrisonburg's greatest second baseman of the era. He retired second on Harrisonburg's all time list of games played with 1902. As well as second in Homeruns, third in hits, third in runs, second 2nd RBI's, 1st in doubles, and second in at bats. Bailey earned nine consecutive all-star awards, as well as three all-league awards, and two gold gloves. He also played four seasons for Canada's national team.

Hall of Famer Mel Amato

#11 - Mel Amato [ID #75143] P
Home Town: San Antonio, Texas School: none
Hall Of Famer Bats (R) Throws (R) Positions: P

Games 473, W 18, L 33, S 348, ERA 2.99, BAA .253, WHIP 1.252, IP 527 , K 285
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Hall of Famer Bernie Austin

#16 - Bernie Austin [ID #84727] P
Home Town: Newport News, Virginia School: none
Hall Of Famer Bats (S) Throws (R) Positions: P

Games 448, W 162, L 149, S 2, CG 58, SHO 8, ERA 3.43, BAA .244, WHIP 1.251, IP 2841⅔, K 2132
Notes: That's what Bernie Austin was called by fans, teamates, and just about everybody else. "Blackhawk". The Virginian native has etched himself into Harrisonburg lore, and has become bigger than life. Definitely bigger than his 178 lb. 5'9" frame. In early 2022 he was aquired by the Harrisonburg Cardinals baseball team through waivers. He came to a franchise who had just moved to Harrisonburg a few seasons before and was still establishing their identity. Owner/general manager Dave Lee who bought and moved the team in 2020 was still finding his place inside the franchise managerial aspect as well. The Cardinals were an older team in desperate need of young stars to build a younger better team around. Bernie Austin was that player. After a rough rookie season Blackhawk developed into everything the Harrisonburg administration had hoped for. He became the Ace of what became one of the best rotations in franchise history. He went to become a five time all-star, two time all-league, and two time CY young award winner. And led the Cardinals to their first Level II appearance. His style of pitching was truly five star, From a strong, hard fastball, to a solid,chang of pace, wicked curve and sinker, and most of all pin point accuracy. And above all that the endurance to consistently take a game into late innings. His 162 wins are the most in franchise history. He had two seasons with over 290 innings pitched. His ability to stay healthy was remarkable. His 2132 k's are also by far the most in franchise records. His career ERA of 3.43 is elite with a career as long as he had. Yes, Bernie Austin enters Harrisonburg Hall of Fame easily as the most dominating pitcher in franchise history. We will never forget your dominance, passion, and competitivness "Blackhawk".

Hall of Famer Frank Schwarz

#33 - Frank Schwarz [ID #119714] OF
Home Town: Thousand Oaks, California College: University of San Diego Drafted: 2025, Round #3 by Pierre Jacobins
Hall Of Famer Bats (L) Throws (R) Positions: OF 1b

Games 1903, AVE .275, OBP .321, SLG .490, OPS .810, H 1893, 2B 556, 3B 46, HR 275, RBI 1061, SB 11
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Hall of Famer Rickey Clemons

#74 - Rickey Clemons [ID #60572] P
Home Town: Chula Vista, California School: none
Hall Of Famer Bats (R) Throws (R) Positions: P

Games 351, W 102, L 95, S 4, CG 27, SHO 6, ERA 3.50, BAA .230, WHIP 1.207, IP 1805 , K 1412
Notes: Rickey Clemons was a pure leader. The Ace of the staff during the 2019 rise to III.1 A pitcher that just wore out batters. A very well controlled fastball, good Chang up, and a good curveball, produced the 1412 strikeouts. He retired at 36 years old spending his whole career with the Cardinals. Former Coach Marquis Kennedy had a lot of good things to say about Clemons. "He had such a confident attitude, not swaggering overconfidence, but a strong sense of leadership that inspired his teammates and me.

Hall of Famer Edgar Stevenson

#97 - Edgar Stevenson [ID #53387] SS
Home Town: Rochester Hills, Michigan School: none
Hall Of Famer Bats (R) Throws (R) Positions: SS OF 1b 2b 3b

Games 1818, AVE .288, OBP .372, SLG .448, OPS .821, H 1781, 2B 368, 3B 52, HR 174, RBI 862, SB 4
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Hall of Famer Kurt Higgins

#99 - Kurt Higgins [ID #102619] 2B
Home Town: Commerce City, Colorado College: Georgia Institute of Technology
Hall Of Famer Bats (L) Throws (R) Positions: 2B SS

Games 1966, AVE .295, OBP .353, SLG .443, OPS .796, H 2074, 2B 455, 3B 18, HR 182, RBI 923, SB 8
Notes: Kurt Higgins took over second base after fellow Hall of famer Ray Bailey retired. And not only matched but exceeded Bailey's legacy. Kurt Higgins an aggressive hitter who attacked the ball with vigor. While his strikeouts were a bit high, his batting average was stellar throughout his career. Higgins was by far the best hitter the Hydrogen have seen so far.