Hall of Fame
Harry Westwood was one of the best offensive players in Point Park baseball history. He remains at or near the top of many offensive categories. He also was the two-time NAIA RBI leader (1972 and 1973). Like many players of that era, Westwood was an ex-GI who had come home from the war overseas and still wanted to give college baseball a try. Westwood came to the Pioneers in 1972 and led the NAIA in RBIs his freshman year (1.65 per game) and the following season as a sophomore (1.57 per game). His primary method of run production was the long ball. His four-year home-run total at Point Park was 23, which was first all time at the time of his graduation. That averages out to a remarkable one home run one for every twelve at bats. Westwood finished his storybook career at Point Park with a batting average of .352 and still remains near the top of the all-time home run list (2/23).
