Friday Roundup

Game One Beloit 20 Northland 2
Game Two Beloit 17 Northland 0
Beloit College swept a doubleheader against Northland College in the first intrastate battle of the young season. The Bucs jumped all over the Lumber Jacks in both games winning 20-2 and 17-0.

With 17 hits in each game, the Bucs had plenty of offense to go support the pitchers but junior Alex Norman decided he liked his perfect ERA and didn't allow a run in six innings of work.

Mike Ross, Jordan Jaenicke and Mike Kovach all had three hits in game one. Dan Edwards had four hits in game two and  Joe McGannon, Jon Siil, Jake Majeski and Jaenicke had two hits.

St. Mary's MN 18 Concordia University 5
It was an ugly one from the very first pitch for the Falcons. They were never really in the game as St. Mary's offense took over the game from the first inning on.

Dan Shea had three hits while Matt Mayer, Austin Sarauer, Adam Martz and Dan Mueller each had two hits.

Game 1 Carthage 2 Muskingum 1
Game 2 Carthage 4 Muskingum 1
Carthage used strong pitching performances to guide them to an opening day sweet over Muskingum in North Port, Fla.

Eric Rohe went the distance in the opener giving up just one earned run on nine hits. He struck out two and walked only one hitter in the complete game victory. Chris D'Angelo had the only two hit game for the Red Men as well as an RBI.

Tyler Johansen took the win in game two going five strong and not allowing an earned run. Mitch Lochen picked up the save working four innings and striking out six while not allowing any runs.  Joey Aiello had three hits and scored two runs to lead the way. Zach Kozlowski picked up a pair of hits including a double.

UC Davis 3 Milwaukee 1
The Panthers fell to 1-9 on the season despite another two hit performance from Doug Dekoning. The senior now has put up multiple hit games in 9 of 10 on the season.

Jon Capasso had the only other two hits for the Panthers and scored the only UWM run.

Jordan Guth only allowed three runs (two earned) in 5.2 innings pitched despite allowed eight hits and walking six batters. Greg Blohowiak continued his success pitching 2.1 innings scoreless.

College of New Jersey 4 Marian 3
The Sabers dropped their opener with the College of New Jersey wasting a strong pitching performance from Mitchell Gardner

Marian had six hits from six different players.

Game 1 North Central 15 UW-Platteville 6
Game 2 North Central 6 UW-Plateville 2