Southern Arkansas University Athletics

Tracy Geffre played two offensively-charged seasons for the Muleriders from 2002-2003 after transferring into the program from the junior college ranks.
 
In his first season, Geffre exploded on to the scene with a .444 (83-for-187) batting average, which was bolstered by 17 doubles, four triples, 14 homeruns, 51 RBIs, and a slugging percentage of .802. That year, Geffre earned All-Gulf South Conference and Rawlings/ABCA All-Region Second-Team honors.
 
A year later, as a senior, Geffre became SAU’s first NCAA All-America First-Team selection as he was lauded by Rawlings/ABCA at the Designated Hitter position. Additionally, Geffre was named an all-region first-team selection by Rawlings/ABCA as well as being tabbed as the Player of the Year and a first-team DH in the GSC West.
 
Statistically that year, Geffre remained a potent bat in the Mulerider order as he hit .385 (72-for-187) with 16 doubles, 18 homeruns, 50 RBIs, and a slugging percentage of .759. His 18 homeruns at the time were the second-most hit in a single season at SAU.
 
For his career, Geffre hit .414 (155-for-374) with 33 doubles, 32 homeruns, 101 RBIs, and a slugging percentage of .781. Geffre’s career mark on SAU and the GSC was further honored by the GSC as he was named to the GSC West Division All-Decade (2000s) First-Team as a designated hitter.
 
Currently, Geffre ranks near the top of the all-time list at SAU in batting average, slugging percentage, and homeruns.