⇓ Name Pronunciation ⇓
| Adolfo Iturralde NCAA Statistics Page |
| Adolfo Iturralde Baseball Reference Page |
| Awards |
| Mountain West Academic All-Conference – 2022 |
| Career Single-Game Bests |
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| Stat Category | Amount | Date | Opponent |
| Innings | 8.0* | 2-21-2020 | McCook CC |
| Strikeouts | 11* | 3-27-2021 | at Southeast CC |
| ERA (Min. 2.0 IP) | 0.00* | 2-3-2021 | Garden City CC |
| Pitches | 21 | 2-24-2023 | Northern Colorado |
| Putouts | 3* | 2-1-2020 | Garden City CC |
| Assists | 3* | 2-13-2021 | Yavapai College |
*-Indicates amount was achieved during career at Lamar Community College (2020-2021).
| 10-Strikeout Games | |||
| Date | Opponent | Strikeouts | Result |
| 3-27-2021 | Southeast CC | 11 | L, 7-0 |
| 2-21-2020 | McCook CC | 10 | W, 3-2 |
2 Total – Gray: 2020 (Freshman, 1 – at Lamar CC); Red: 2021 (Sophomore, 1 – at Lamar CC).
| 2023 (Junior) – #49 |
In second season with the Lobos appeared in eight games out of the bullpen…posted an ERA of 4.00…struck out nine hitters in nine innings pitched…issued just two walks…allowed zero runs in 5 of 8 appearances and two or fewer runs in all eight appearances…had a season-high two strikeouts on three occasions…threw a season-high 42 pitches in final appearance on May 16 at New Mexico State.
| 2022 (Sophomore) – #49 |
In first season with the Lobos appeared in two games out of the bullpen and logged one inning…named an academic all-conference selection.
| Lamar Community College (2020-2021) |
| 2021 (Freshman) – #12 |
In his second collegiate season, made 15 appearances including seven starts…earned five victories and logged one complete game…totaled 69 1/3 innings…racked up 79 strikeouts for a strikeout/9 ratio of 10.25…earned first collegiate win on April 10…had a season-high 11 strikeouts on Mach 27 against Southeast CC.
| 2020 (Freshman-COVID) – #13 |
In the coronavirus-shortened campaign, made five appearances including four starts…logged 23 1/3 innings…had 26 strikeouts for a strikeout/9 ratio of 10.03.
| Valencia High School (Class of 2019) |
Three-sport athlete, competing in baseball, football, and track.
Iturralde on choosing UNM: “I really enjoyed the fact that I am able to play for my hometown.”