Almost 20 years after he threw his final pitch for SMU, Mark Crowther ('90 baseball) is still in the NCAA Division III baseball record book.  His 96 relief appearances and 106 games from 1984-87 both remain national records for a four-year career. From 1984-87, Crowther was the Corsairs' top relief pitcher, making 96 appearances, two more than the second-place finisher in the record book.  His 106 career games remain the NCAA Division III record, 12 more than the second closest player.  In the UMass Dartmouth record book, Crowther also holds four of the five top spots for appearances in a single season, including 29 in 1988.  Among the best closers in UMass Dartmouth baseball history, Crowther had 10 saves in 1988 along with nine in 1987, the two best saves seasons in the Corsair record book. His 28 career saves remains the best by a closer at UMass Dartmouth and leaving him tied for second among all-time NCAA Division III pitchers nationally.