single-season record
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record
noun
uk/ˈrek.ɔːd/us/ˈrek.ɚd/
a piece of information or a description of an event that is written on paper or stored on ...
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He set thesingle-seasonrecordfor assists at nine.
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He also holds asingle-seasonrecordat 97.5%.
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He set a new leaguesingle-seasonrecordfor touchdowns with 23 and a new leaguesingle-seasonrecordfor receiving touchdowns, also with 23.
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In the 2011 season, he blocked four kicks, breaking the franchisesingle-seasonrecord.
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Her 17 triples (more than the next two players combined) is asingle-seasonrecord.
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His 54 goals in 2002 continue to be a leaguesingle-seasonrecord.
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The career interception record lasted one season and thesingle-seasonrecordlasted three.
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He set the teamsingle-seasonrecordfor interceptions (9) and the career record (65).
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He set a schoolsingle-seasonrecordin strikeouts with 155 while walking only 43 batters.
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In 2012, she set the statesingle-seasonrecordfor no-hitters.
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In 2003, he set a schoolsingle-seasonrecordby recording 139 strikeouts.
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The team recorded four shutouts, one shy of thesingle-seasonrecord.
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Furthermore, he set thesingle-seasonrecordfor triples, hitting 36 in total that year.
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During her sophomore year, her 27 goals and 17 assists set a newsingle-seasonrecord.
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He set the schoolsingle-seasonrecordfor rebounds, with 330, in 197071.
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He ended the season with a new major leaguesingle-seasonrecordof 118 stolen bases.
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His home run total was asingle-seasonrecordamong shortstops.
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She also struck out 82 batters and walked 61, and her 32 victories represented asingle-seasonrecord.
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It also set thesingle-seasonrecordof 1320, but that was broken each of the following two seasons.
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He holds the school'ssingle-seasonrecordfor passing yardage (2,011) and career record for passing yards (3,900).
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