The 200-strikeout club is tough to join.

Not many players are able to have long enough careers and stay consistent throughout.

These players have done it.

To that end, we decided to dig up all of the stats in our database since the 2011 season to see how many members this exclusive club now has.

Here is a look at every player who has collected over 200 career strikeouts during the past 15 seasons and their totals.

All active players’ stats are through Wednesday’s games (5/21), as reflected in our most recent active career stat leaderboards.

Did we miss anyone? If so, send Brian an email at the address below.

NOTE: Our database only consists of stats from 2011 to 2025. Any player on this list recorded at least 200 strikeouts during that time frame.

Active players are bolded and italicized.

If a player is not on this list, it is because his stat totals were not correctly entered into our database.

Julius Rosado (25) of South River pitches during the Jim Muldowney GMC Tournament quarterfinal baseball game between Spotswood and South River at Spotswood High School in Spotswood, NJ on 5/15/25.Scott Faytok | NJ Advance Media

1. 405 – Johnny Amato, Roselle Park
2. 392 – Collin Kiernan, Verona
3. 336 – Luke Pokrovsky, Schalick
4. 332 – Harry Rutkowski, Woodbridge
5. 300 – Franklin Fernandez, Pennsauken Tech
6. 295 – Mike Coss, Pompton Lakes
7. 287 – Julius Rosado, South River
8. 278 – Zachary Konstantinovsky, North Brunswick
9. 278 – Joey Tuttoilmondo, South Brunswick
10. 273 – Frank Doelling, Riverside
11. 272 – Kevin Magee, Pompton Lakes
12. 268 – Bryson Kirby, Point Pleasant Boro
13. 267 – Sean Budis, Brearley
14. 266 – Jaxon Appelman, Edison
15. 263 – William Kirk, Ramsey
16. 263 – Eric Heatter, Monroe
17. 262 – Matt Littrell, Marist
18. 259 – John Murphy, Gloucester Catholic
19. 257 – Eddy Nunez, Woodbridge
20. 255 – Billy Cavender, Pitman
21. 254 – Ryder Garino, Cherry Hill West
22. 253 – Aquib Ramkishun, Science Park
23. 245 – Joe Elmes, Palmyra
24. 239 – Jacob Gomez, Rutherford
25. 237 – Cody Sherrer, North Warren
26. 236 – Kyle Gasiewski, South Amboy
27. 233 – Josh O’Neill, Nutley
28. 232 – Rhys Bowie, Dwight-Englewood
29. 232 – Abdul Adams, University
30. 231 – Chris Gioia, Rutherford
31. 230 – Victor Caraballo, Perth Amboy Magnet/Piscataway Magnet
32. 230 – Ryan Ramsey, Pascack Hills
33. 230 – Eric McKenna, North Arlington
34. 229 – Elijah Tradigo, Bordentown
35. 227 – Nick Houghton, Nottingham
36. 226 – Frank Cairone, Delsea
37. 225 – Toby Smith, Hanover Park
38. 224 – Harrison Lollin, Monroe
39. 223 – Joe Sabbath, Pequannock
40. 223 – A.J. Candelario, Bayonne/Marist
41. 220 – Zach Crotchfelt, Jackson Memorial
42. 220 – Luke Wood, Pennsville
43. 219 – Brett Gable, Cherokee
44. 217 – Gavin Sansone, Mater Dei/St. Thomas Aquinas
45. 217 – Cory Pascarella, Colonia
46. 217 – Charlie Wingfield, Ramapo
47. 217 – Brentin Heil, Gloucester Tech
48. 216 – Pierce Coppola, Verona
49. 214 – Nick Rotundo, West Morris
50. 213 – Nick Kee, Carteret
51. 213 – Alex Kranzler, Old Tappan
52. 212 – Tanner Nolan, Gloucester Catholic
53. 212 – Damien Bowman Clark, Maple Shade
54. 211 – Jake Francis, Pingry
55. 210 – Chris Matesic, Paramus
56. 210 – Brennan O’Neill, Morristown
57. 209 – Nolan Geisler, Bayonne
58. 209 – Max Treonze, Rutgers Prep
59. 208 – Tyler Perry, Wallington
60. 208 – RJ Coleman, Iselin Kennedy
61. 208 – Carter Cumiskey, Spotswood
62. 208 – Anthony Maldonado, North 13th Street Tech
63. 206 – LC Smith, Cinnaminson
64. 205 – Thomas Babalis, Somerville
65. 205 – Matt Ciccone, Newark Academy
66. 204 – Zach Taylor, Fair Lawn
67. 204 – Eddie Deckert, Kittatinny
68. 203 – Danny Wilkinson, Scotch Plains-Fanwood
69. 203 – Brandon Falco, Matawan
70. 202 – Corey Sawyer, Kearny
71. 202 – Bruce Weyand, North Plainfield
72. 200 – Ethan Frohman, Gov. Livingston

Brian Bobal may be reached at bbobal@njadvancemedia.com. Follow him on X at @BrianBobal.

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