The University of Wisconsin-Platteville baseball team split a doubleheader on Wednesday against Averett in Danville, Virginia. The Pioneers won the opener, 12-3 before dropping the nightcap, 5-2.In game one, UW-Platteville senior Aaron Hopson had two hits, scored twice and a season-high four RBI and junior Levi Ney added two more hits in the win.
After an early 1-0 deficit, the Pioneers plated six runs, including two that came on a Brad Milka home run and Hopson cleared the bases with a double in the third inning. A five-run seventh by UW-Platteville gave UW-Platteville its first win of the 2011 season.
Starting pitcher Justin Crotty went 5.2 innings, struck out five and gave up just four hits for his first win and Brad Kerkman pitched the final 1.1 innings for the save.
In game two, the two teams were tied at 2 going in the bottom of the sixth before Averett scored three in its half en route to a 5-2 win. Offensively, the Pioneers had six-different players record a hit in the loss.
Pioneers’ starter Zach Ryan went 5 1/3 innings, scattering nine hits in the loss to drop to 0-2 on the season.
Marian Drops Tight Game to Macalester in PhoenixFor the second time this young season, Mitchell Gardner pitched a great game but his offense was unable to get him a victory as the Sabres fell 4-3 to Macaleser.
The junior right hander scattered eight hits in his seven innings of work and struck out three in allowing just two runs, both earned.
Matt Schroeder paced the offense with two hits including a double, one run and one RBI. Phil Seis and Anthony Porcaro drove in the other runs for Marian.
The loss drops to Sabres to 2-5 on the season.
Lawrence falls to McDaniel College 16-4, Record drops to 0-3 Lawrence University had a hard time getting McDaniel out, as they surrendered 20 hits and 16 runs in losing 16-4.
Luke Barthelmess and Robert Rashid both had two hits for the Vikings who fell to 0-3 on the season.
Ripon loses to Transylvania, Continue Nightmare Start to Season The Red Hawks could only manage four hits as they fell to Transylvania University 7-0.
Tom Sawyer, Nick Beaman, John Hendrickson and Kyle Bosquez each contributed one hit to the attack. Sawyer added the lone RBI which scored Beaman.
Kurt Roeder went 8.2 innings and only allowed four earned runs but seven total runs and 13 hits. Ripon's defense struggled, making three errors in the game.
The 0-7 start is the worst in recent Ripon Red Hawks history and a total shocker to any who follow Division III baseball closely.
Green Knights Find a Rhythm in Blowout Over LorasSt. Norbert College looked to be turning their season around in a 13-1 rout of Loras College.
Chris Hillesheim threw a complete game scattering six hits while walking just one and striking out eight in getting the victory.
The Green Knights attack was completed mostly early in the game as they scored nine runs in the first three innings. Matt Hannon went 3-4 with a pair of doubles, three runs and four RBI. Jordan Powers was 2-2 with two runs scored and Chad Ljunggren was 2-for-2 with three runs scored.
Garrick Fisher continued his torrid start to the season with a 2-3 performance with two RBI and a double.
The Green Knights improved to 3-4 on the year winning their second straight game.
Carthage Gets Big Win Over Utica in Florida Carthage used a 10 run second inning to roll all over Utica in a 12-2 victory on Wednesday.
Tyler Johansen got the victory on the mound going six innings and allowing only four hits and two earned runs.
Offensively, Josh Albers led the way with three hits, three RBI and two runs. Mike Petti, Zach Kozlowksi, John Hasser and Chris D'Angelo all had two base hits. In total the Red Men put up 16 base knocks.
Andrew Arenson picked up a three inning save to help Carthage move to 5-3.
Cardinal Stritch's Texas Trip Wraps with Losses to Southwestern
The Wolves ended their trip to Texas on a sour note losing to Southwestern University 8-7 in game one and 6-4 in game two.Stritch matched Southwestern every step of the way in game one answering innings of one run, one run and five runs to have the game tied at seven in the last inning.
However, Southwestern would add a run to get the walk-off victory. For the Wolves, Phil Cook had two hits including a home run while Buddy Herberg and Sterling Smith also added two hits to the attack.
Game two was all Southwestern as Stritch could only manage four hits. The losses drop Stritch to 4-7 on the season.
Madison College Gets Back on Track with Win Over NortheasernIn the first game of the Jack Howell Classic, Madison College got a come from behind 8-4 victory over Northeastern Junior College.
Tanner Vavra led the offense with three base hits. He was aided by Trevor Burmeister's two hits, three runs and RBI as well as Andrew Wasmund's two hits and two RBI.
On the hill, Quinton Zander started and went three innings striking out six while allowing three earned runs. He was relieved by Casey Doucette who picked up the win, going three innings in relief. Michael Huckaby finished the game out with a 1-2-3 seventh inning.
Stout Earns First Victory of the Season in a Split with Minot StateStout earned victory number one of the season with a 7-5 victory, in the second game of a doubleheader against Minot State University after losing the first game, 10-1.
Game one was ugly as Minot State dominated every facet.
Game two was a better story for Stout as Grant Brugger finished 2-5 including a double and two RBI. Brandon O'Connell continued a hot start with a 2-4 performance that included a triple.
Tyler Hamann got the win for Stout who moves to 1-5 on the season.
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