Wednesday, March 28
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Photo by: Tom Nelson
Huskies Sweep Northern State, Total 27 Runs in One Day
3/28/2018 7:24:00 PM | Baseball
The Huskies were unleashed at the plate on Wednesday, where they totaled seven home runs in the second game alone.
Sioux Falls, SD - St. Cloud State's baseball team (13-6, 6-1 NSIC) extended their winning streak to five, recorded their second straight series sweep and totaled their third consecutive series win on Wednesday, March 28th in Sioux Falls, South Dakota. The Huskies defeated the Northern State Wolves (7-10, 2-6 NSIC). Entering Wednesday's action, SCSU was 1-1 against the Wolves in 2018.Â
GAME ONE SUMMARY (SCSUÂ 7 | NSU 1)
St. Cloud State jumped out to an early four run lead after Bo Schmitz barreled up a grand slam over the left field wall. This would be just the start of Schmitz' day at the plate. In the fourth inning, Schmitz would single home Ethan Ibarra to give the Huskies a 5-0 lead. The Wolves would then push across their only run of the game off of a Jack Schmidt double down the left field line. Mitch Mallek singled in Meyer in the fifth and Mat Meyer doubled to score Bo Schmitz in the sixth. St. Cloud State would go on to win 7-1 with Bo Schmitz leading the way with three hits, 5 RBI's and two runs scored.
The pitcher of record for SCSU was Kyle Boser, who went 4.2 innings strong and improved his record to 3-2 on the season. Boser would only allow one run on eight hits while striking out seven.
Zach Siggelkow would relieve Boser to pick up his first save of the season. Siggelkow struck out three batters and did not surrender a run in his 2.1 inning appearance.Â
GAME TWO SUMMARY (SCSUÂ 20 | NSU 8)
The Huskies' bats were alive and well in the mid-week series finale against Northern State. Bo Schmitz picked up where he left off in the first game with a three-run home run in the second inning. Jordan Joseph would follow up Schmitz' home run with a solo shot to left field.Â
Reid Conlee would record his first collegiate home run in the fifth, when he sent a three-run shot to left field. Aaron Hammann would record his first collegiate home run in the at-bat following Conlee's. Then, Ethan Ibarra would make it three consecutive home runs to give the Huskies an 8-1 lead. Bo Schmitz would single after Ibarra's home run, but was then picked-off at first. Jordan Joseph would pick up Schmitz by logging his second home run of the game to put the Huskies up 9-1. This is the first time in NSIC play that a team has hit back-to back, and back-to-back-to-back home runs in different innings, in the same game.Â
Bo Schmitz would record four RBI's and three hits in the second game, to put him at nine for the day. Mitch Mallek, Reid Conlee and Aaron Hammann each recorded three RBI's, while Jordan Joseph and Caeden Harris each recorded two RBI's. Mathew Meyer and Ethan Ibarra both collected one RBI a-piece.Â
Northern State would make a late push in the seventh inning, scoring five runs on four hits.Â
Shannon Ahern improved his record to 4-0 in his six inning start. Ahern struck out three and only allowed two earned runs on seven hits. Ahern also only walked one in his first start of the season.Â
TIME, LOCATION CHANGE FOR THURSDAY AND FRIDAY
The Huskies' weekend series against the University of Sioux Falls (4-16, 4-6 NSIC) has been moved to Sioux Falls Stadium at 1:30 & 4:30. The games were originally scheduled to be played at 10 AM and 12 PM at Augustana College.Â
FOLLOW LIVE
Thursday and Friday's games at Sioux Falls may be followed live on the KVSC Sports Stream, broadcasted by Thomas Breach or through live stats courtesy of St. Cloud State's Athletics Strategic Communications Department. An inside look with interviews, videos and pictures may also be found on twitter, @SCSUHUSKIES_BB.
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GAME ONE SUMMARY (SCSUÂ 7 | NSU 1)
St. Cloud State jumped out to an early four run lead after Bo Schmitz barreled up a grand slam over the left field wall. This would be just the start of Schmitz' day at the plate. In the fourth inning, Schmitz would single home Ethan Ibarra to give the Huskies a 5-0 lead. The Wolves would then push across their only run of the game off of a Jack Schmidt double down the left field line. Mitch Mallek singled in Meyer in the fifth and Mat Meyer doubled to score Bo Schmitz in the sixth. St. Cloud State would go on to win 7-1 with Bo Schmitz leading the way with three hits, 5 RBI's and two runs scored.
The pitcher of record for SCSU was Kyle Boser, who went 4.2 innings strong and improved his record to 3-2 on the season. Boser would only allow one run on eight hits while striking out seven.
Zach Siggelkow would relieve Boser to pick up his first save of the season. Siggelkow struck out three batters and did not surrender a run in his 2.1 inning appearance.Â
GAME TWO SUMMARY (SCSUÂ 20 | NSU 8)
The Huskies' bats were alive and well in the mid-week series finale against Northern State. Bo Schmitz picked up where he left off in the first game with a three-run home run in the second inning. Jordan Joseph would follow up Schmitz' home run with a solo shot to left field.Â
Reid Conlee would record his first collegiate home run in the fifth, when he sent a three-run shot to left field. Aaron Hammann would record his first collegiate home run in the at-bat following Conlee's. Then, Ethan Ibarra would make it three consecutive home runs to give the Huskies an 8-1 lead. Bo Schmitz would single after Ibarra's home run, but was then picked-off at first. Jordan Joseph would pick up Schmitz by logging his second home run of the game to put the Huskies up 9-1. This is the first time in NSIC play that a team has hit back-to back, and back-to-back-to-back home runs in different innings, in the same game.Â
Bo Schmitz would record four RBI's and three hits in the second game, to put him at nine for the day. Mitch Mallek, Reid Conlee and Aaron Hammann each recorded three RBI's, while Jordan Joseph and Caeden Harris each recorded two RBI's. Mathew Meyer and Ethan Ibarra both collected one RBI a-piece.Â
Northern State would make a late push in the seventh inning, scoring five runs on four hits.Â
Shannon Ahern improved his record to 4-0 in his six inning start. Ahern struck out three and only allowed two earned runs on seven hits. Ahern also only walked one in his first start of the season.Â
TIME, LOCATION CHANGE FOR THURSDAY AND FRIDAY
The Huskies' weekend series against the University of Sioux Falls (4-16, 4-6 NSIC) has been moved to Sioux Falls Stadium at 1:30 & 4:30. The games were originally scheduled to be played at 10 AM and 12 PM at Augustana College.Â
FOLLOW LIVE
Thursday and Friday's games at Sioux Falls may be followed live on the KVSC Sports Stream, broadcasted by Thomas Breach or through live stats courtesy of St. Cloud State's Athletics Strategic Communications Department. An inside look with interviews, videos and pictures may also be found on twitter, @SCSUHUSKIES_BB.
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Team Stats
Pitching:
W: Boser, Kyle (3-2)
L: Sertic, T. (1-3)
S: Siggelkow, Zach (1)
Batting:
2B: Carolin, B. 1 ; Schmidt, J. 1 ; Hall, H. 1
RBI: Schmidt, J. 1
Base Running:
RUNS: Carolin, B. 1
CS: Carolin, B. 1
HBP: Schmidt, J. 1
Batting:
2B: Meyer, Mathew 1
HR: Schmitz, Bo 1
RBI: Schmitz, Bo 5 ; Meyer, Mathew 1 ; Mallek, Mitch 1
Base Running:
RUNS: Schmitz, Bo 2 ; Meyer, Mathew 1 ; Matchinsky, Isaac 1 ; Hammann, Aaron 1 ; Ibarra, Ethan 2
SB: Schmitz, Bo 2 ; Goplen, Jackson 1
CS: Harris, Caeden 1
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RBI
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