Middle Tennessee State University Athletics
Hall of Fame
Josh Renick
- Induction:
- 2015
- Class:
- 2008
Renick spent two years with the Blue Raiders at the turn of the 21st century (2000-2001) and quickly made his mark known on the baseball diamond, helping Middle Tennessee to two conference championships (one OVC, one SBC) and two NCAA regional appearances. The Sarasota, Florida native came to Middle Tennessee from Florida’s Manatee Community College.
An outstanding second baseman, batsman and base-stealer, Renick drew high praise from Blue Raider foes as they honored him as the Sun Belt Conference’s player of the year in 2001. He was also named a 3rd-team All-American that year.
He ended his career with a .381 batting average, ranking him 3rd all-time in the Blue Raider record book. In that 2001 season, Renick batted a stunning .420, third highest in school history, to lead the Blue Raiders’ march to the NCAA playoffs.
Renick’s name is found throughout the program’s record book as noted in the categories of singles, doubles, hits, on-base percentage, stolen bases and hit batsmen.
An outstanding second baseman, batsman and base-stealer, Renick drew high praise from Blue Raider foes as they honored him as the Sun Belt Conference’s player of the year in 2001. He was also named a 3rd-team All-American that year.
He ended his career with a .381 batting average, ranking him 3rd all-time in the Blue Raider record book. In that 2001 season, Renick batted a stunning .420, third highest in school history, to lead the Blue Raiders’ march to the NCAA playoffs.
Renick’s name is found throughout the program’s record book as noted in the categories of singles, doubles, hits, on-base percentage, stolen bases and hit batsmen.
ALL IN: Spring Preview - Episode 3
Friday, April 03
8th MTSU WBB Head Coach - Matt Insell
Wednesday, April 01
True Blue Testimonials - Senior Men's Tennis - Karim Al-Amin
Tuesday, March 31
MTEN: Middle Tennessee vs Tennessee State
Sunday, March 29
