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WEEK 9

• Tristan Metcalf (09) Four home runs in a single game

• Kevin Roundtree (10R) USC (c) Goldpanners (R10), 5 hits, 2 2B, 2 R, 2 Rbi in series vs ASU

• Jason Van Skike (3-1) hung in there with Smith in a pitchers’ duel. He allowed three runs in 62⁄3 innings of work and struck out six. “Van Skike pitched well today. The balls they hit today were ground balls, but they found the holes. I thought he pitched one of his best games of the year, he just doesn’t have the win to show for it,” Heller said.

• Jake Stewart (10R) paced Stanford with four RBI, including three on a home run during the team's six-run third.

• Jesse Darrah (3-2) allowed one run in 7 2/3 innings to earn the win vs. Hawai'i

• Reliever Martin Medina (09-10R) tossed three scoreless innings, striking out six of the eight batters he faced, slamming the door as the Cal State Bakersfield /  Martin Medina had a pair of hits, including his team-leading 10th home run .

WEEK 8

• "Gauchos pitcher Jesse Meaux (09) got the complete-game win after giving up eight hits, striking out three and walking none."

• Mike Tauchman (10R ; Palatine, Ill./William Fremd H.S.) 49th State Hardball "We're issuing our first-ever Perfect-a-Mundo award, and this week it goes to Goldpanners recruit Mike Tauchman of Bradley. Tauchman went four-for-four at the plate for the Braves in their  7-0 shutout of Missouri on Friday. He picked up two runs and an RBI on the day, and his hits included a double and his second homer of the year. Tauchman's bat has been heating up as of late, and with his average sitting a few ticks below the .300 mark he might just break into the three-hundreds before the season ends."

• "Jarod Berggren (09-10R) is on a 13-game hitting streak for Northern Colorado. He's also put together another nice little streak on Tuesday when he drilled a first-pitch two-run bomb in the first inning. That was his third consecutive game in which he had knocked one out of the park. "

• Zak Edgington (10R) -- Thursday: 7.1 IP 5H 2ER 2BB 11K. No walks until the eighth inning. Gave up both runs and all five hits in the first three innings, then got into a groove and sat down 13 straight. 24 strikeouts in the past two starts.

• Thomas Hoenshell (09-10R) -- Saturday: 7.1IP 3ER 1BB 9K. Picked up the win. Completed the sweep of Fullerton. The sophomore is now 8-1 with a 2.77 ERA on the year, leading Cypress in Wins (8), IP (68.1), GS (10) K (54)

• Darian Sandford (10R) -- Tuesday: 2/3 +walk 3R 2RBI 2SB...Saturday: 3/5 1R 2RBI 2SB...Sunday DH: 2/4 Run RBI SB (game 1)...2/3 3R SB (game 2)

• Austin Wooldridge (09-10R) -- Saturday: 3/4 2R RBI in Game 1 of DH, including HR and double

• Jesse Sikorski (10R) Four RBIs on three hits, including a home run vs. Franklin and Marshall

WEEK 7

• Bradley freshman Mike Tauchman also blasted his first collegiate homer, a solo shot to start the seventh. It gave the Braves a 10-9 lead

• "Mike McCarthy (09-10R) made history by throwing Cal State Bakersfield's first-ever complete game shutout. Over the course of the nine-inning battle he gave up eight hits and three walks but didn't let any of those runners score. "

• "JT Chargois (10R) continued his trend of toying with opposing batters, letting them on base only to shut them down. In a 1.1 inning performance for Rice on Tuesday he gave up two hits and a walk, but allowed none of them to cross"

• Eric Lane (09) led the Lower Columbia College Devils' attack with four hits, including two home runs and six RBIs.

WEEK 6

• "The Waves took control of the game in the fifth with three runs highlighted by a two-run single from Ryan Heroy (07)"

• "In game two, Darian Sandford (10R) led the Pirates at the plate, driving in two and scoring twice in a 4-for-4 outing,"

• Chase McDowell (10R) started 11 of first 13 games but now spotty.  Hitting .225 with fair across the chart numbers.

• Garrett Hughes (10R) has made two starts and in six games for Stanford but has managed only 7.2 innings.

• Eric Lane (09) slugged a two-out, two-run single for an 11-8 lead in the ninth

• ISU starting pitcher Jason Van Skike (09) made sure Illinois State's bats stayed cold. He allowed six hits over 6 1/3 innings and struck out six Redbirds

• There were eight home runs hit in the nightcap. Berry’s Travis Blackburn had a solo shot in the second inning, but the Flames countered with a three-run homer from Edgar Molina (10R) as part of a four-run fourth inning.  Now hitting .350 at Lee with 3 HR and third on team in RBI.  Only 8 strikeouts.

• Sophomore Martin Medina (09-10R)  Homered in both games for CSUB vs. Washington State

• No. 19 Stanford 5, USC 4: Zach Jones delivered a bases-loaded, two-out single in the bottom of the ninth as the Cardinal (11-6, 1-1 Pac-10) edged the visiting Trojans (12-11, 1-1 Pac-10). Brandon Garcia (1-2) allowed a two-out single to Jake Stewart (10R), followed by a walk to Colin Walsh to load the bases. Jones then delivered a 1-0 pitch through the right side of the infield.

• Mike Tauchman was 2-for-4 from the dish with a run scored and two RBI for Bradley vs. Wichita State

AKHardball:

• "This week's gold star goes to Panners signee Thomas Hoenshell out of Cypress College. Over an even eight frames, Hoenshell  gave up a mere 4 hits and allowed only two runners to cross the plate. That was good enough to pick up the big W for the day."

• "Southwest Baptist's Nigel Morton was 4-for-7 good -- that's 2/2 (plus a walk) in game 1 and  2/5 in the second matchup. Morton picked up an RBI in the nightcap as well."

• "Panners recruit JT Chargois (Rice Freshman) has let 11 hitters reach base in 7+ IP, but so far only one of them has come across the plate.."

• "In D1 ball, another Goldpanner had a good two-game day: Stanford's Jake Stewart. In the first game of Saturday's DH against USC, Stewart was 3-for-4 with a run. In the nightcap, he scraped out a pair of hits on three at-bats, also with a run. Stewart's bat has been a little quiet so far this season, so it's good to see him starting to heat up."

• "Darian Sandford (10R) is a name that keeps popping up, and for good reason. The Park University outfielder swiped five more bases in Friday's doubleheader against Harris-Stowe in NAIA play. That brings the Park-career-leader's total to 18 swipes in just 12 games. The grounds crew in Fairbanks may need to look into patching the field's turf because we might see a hole or two burned into it before the summer's over.

WEEK 5

• Mike McCarthy (09-10R) 7.2 IP; 2 walks, 8 strikeouts

• Kevin Roundtree (10R) 5-for-12 vs. Pacific over the weekend

• Darian Sandford (10R) has reached an impressive milestone in his career. The lightning-fast outfielder has stolen his way into Park University history, becoming the school's #1 career steals man. I predict that this will be just one small milestone in the course of Sandford's career, but congratulations are definitely in order.

• Jesse Meaux (09) accomplished a rare feat last week, but was sterling in doing so. After pitching seven scoreless innings and earning the win on Tuesday against LMU, Meaux came in on Sunday and earned his first career save vs. Stanford. His start at LMU was the best of the junior's career as he allowed four hits and a walk while striking out two. The Glendale, Calif. native needed just 80 pitches to get through the seven frames. On Sunday, he pitched 1.2 perfect innings, while inducing an inning-ending double play ball when he entered in the eighth. Meaux is 2-0 with a 2.30 ERA on the year.

• Tim Culligan (09) scattered three hits and struck out seven through six innings for the win for Lower Columbia.

• OBU's Kyle Brule (08-09) went the distance, allowing six runs on 11 hits, striking out 13 and walking two. Up next for OBU is a weekend series at Texas College.

• After an RBI groundout by freshman outfielder Mike Tauchman (10R) (Palatine, Ill./ William Fremd H.S.), the Braves took two-run lead, 6-4

• Martin Medina (09-10R) went from glory to frustration to even more glory Friday for Cal State Bakersfield's baseball team

• Jesse Sikorski (10R) Smashes four extra base hits in 13-5 win - Single short of cycle

• Sac State's Jesse Darrah (09-10R) pitched a complete game, allowing one run on seven hits, in a 2-1 victory over No. 16 UC Irvine in the first game of a doubleheader

• Kevin Roundtree went 3-for-3 and threw out two baserunners in Friday's 8-2 loss at Hawai'i