Washburn University Athletics

Pat Colley - Baseball (1998-2001)
Pat Colley was a four-year member of the Ichabod baseball team and is Washburn's all-time leader in triples with 23. When Colley finished his career, he was Washburn's all-time leader in at-bats with 597 and second on the all-time hit chart with 223. Colley's .459 batting average as a junior is second on the Ichabod single-season chart when he collected a school-record 94 base hits including a school-record 14 triples, which led the entire NCAA in every division. He also recorded 64 RBI that season which was fourth on the school single-season chart. Colley currently ranks in the top-10 in both career RBI and runs scored.

Colley is also the first Ichabod on record to hit for the cycle. He accomplished the feat against Central Missouri on May 12, 2000 in the MIAA Postseason Tournament. He was a second team all-MIAA pick as a senior and earned first team all-conference honors as a junior en route to third team American Baseball Coaches Association of America honors. He was named honorable mention all-MIAA as a sophomore. In the classroom, Colley also earned academic all-American honors picking up second team accolades as a junior and third team honors as a senior with two first team all-district selections following his junior and senior seasons while also earning all-MIAA Academic Team honors.

Colley lives in Topeka with his wife Amanda and their children Braden, Madison and Gavin. He was inducted into the Washburn Athletics Hall of Fame in 2011.