Following our feature on Mike Piechnik’s four perfect games, we flip back to the offensive side of the ball to spotlight one of the most explosive clutch hitters in modern fastpitch history: Ben Enoka.
A long-time centerpiece of championship-caliber squads like the New York Gremlins, the Auckland, New Zealand star has consistently delivered when the bases are packed and the pressure is at its highest. Who will be starting the ISC World Tournament today.
8 RBIs in a Single Game: An All-Time Record
Driving in runs in fastpitch softball—where elite pitching dominates—is tough enough. Driving in 8 RBIs in a single game is an legendary display of power.
During a breathtaking performance at the 2023 ISC World Tournament, Enoka set the all-time single-game benchmark by driving in 8 runs, single-handedly turning the game into an offensive showcase.
3 Career Grand Slams: Sharing ISC Royalty
Enoka’s signature 8-RBI game was capped off by a grand slam—his third in ISC World Tournament history. That hit put him into shared territory at the very top of the record books:
- 3 Career ISC Grand Slams: Ben Enoka (2011, 2023, 2024) shares the all-time record with Steve Price (1998 [x2], 1999).
MVP and All-World Pedigree
Enoka’s flair for the dramatic is backed by sustained, elite production on the biggest stages. In 2019, he led the New York Gremlins to an ISC World Championship while sweeping individual honors as the Cleo Goyette Memorial MVP and the tournament’s Leading Hitter (.563 AVG).
Since 2015 alone, Enoka has collected 52 hits, 10 home runs, 44 RBIs, and a career .344 batting average in World Tournament play—proving that whenever the Gremlins need a big swing, #89 is always ready to clear the bases.
Ben Enoka: ISC Career Stat Spotlight
| Category | Stat / ISC Rank |
| Most RBIs in a Single Game | 8 RBIs (2023 – All-Time ISC Record) |
| Most Career Grand Slams | 3 Grand Slams (2011, 2023, 2024 – Tied All-Time Record w/ Steve Price) |
| ISC World Tournament MVP | 2019 (Cleo Goyette Memorial Award) |
| ISC Leading Hitter Award | 2019 (.563 Batting Average) |
| Career Stats (2015–2025) | .344 AVG |
