Weeks 1 & 2 Diamond Notes

Marian University commit. Blaskowski tossed a no-hitter in his season debut for Amherst who  just needed 77 pitches to strike out 13 batters. On offense Blaskowski went 3-for-8 with a .920 OPS and two RBI’s.

Uncommitted. Connor started two games for Monona Grove on the mound tossing twelve innings earning wins in both of his appearances. Allowing one hit, no runs, a walk and striking out 11 batters across both outings. One of his appearances was a complete game no-hitter where he needed 60 pitches to get through the outing.

Wisconsin-Stevens Point commit. Cunningham went 6-for-9 in three games this past week helping Franklin go 3-0. Of those hits three of them went for extra bases including a grand slam in the last game of the week and driving in eight total runs over the week.

St. Xavier commit. Dreier performed well offensively this past week going 6-for-10 with two doubles, two RBI’s and one stolen base this past week. On the mound against Sussex-Hamilton he tossed five innings allowing two hits, two runs and struck out seven batters.

UIC commit. Through two games last week Kay went 3-for-7 on offense with a double and an RBI also scoring a run. On the mound Kay went four innings with nine strikeouts allowing one run and earned the win.

Uncommitted. LaViolette helped Notre Dame go 2-0 on the week where offensively he went 5-for-7 with a double and a home-run, driving in six runs, scoring twice himself.

Michigan State commit. In two games this past week helping Notre Dame go 2-0 Lozier went 6-for-7 with three doubles and an RBI, drew two walks and stole two bases. On the mound he pitched five innings earning a win, allowing a walk and striking out five batters.

Uncommitted. Molthen was a big part of Pulaski’s start of the season. Hitting out of the leadoff spot Molthen is putting up a .429 average. On the mound tossing five innings striking out nine batters.

McHenry County JC commit. Has been on fire to start out the season with multiple multi-hit games for himself early on with a standout performance against Waterford. Nowak went 3-for-3 with two doubles and an RBI and drew a walk during the loss against Waterford.

Uncommitted. Polyock tossed seven innings earning a win for Badger this past week. During his appearance he allowed four hits, one run, three walks striking out two batters.

Uncommitted. Sandee was a big part of the Nicolet Knights offense to start the season. At the plate he went 5-for-10 with a .625 on base percentage with two doubles and drove in two runs while scoring 5 times, also coming away with three stolen bases. On the mound Sandee went seven innings earning a win, allowing one run on two hits, striking out eight batters.

Ripon commit. Went 3-for-6 this past week with a home-run while driving in a run and scoring twice himself, he also drew three walks.

Uncommitted. Stewart was a two-way contributor for Badger this past week. On the mound Stewart tossed seven innings allowing two hits striking out 14 batters. Offensively he went 5-for-9 with two doubles driving in four runs drawing a walk.

Uncommitted. In two appearances Stuck tossed 10 total innings going 2-0 on the week. In those appearances he struck out a total of 16 batters, allowing only four hits and two earned runs which is good for a 1.40 ERA to start the season.

Uncommitted. Tennies had an impressive performance in the only game of the week for Slinger. Against Wauwatosa East Tennies got the start on the mound where he tossed four innings striking out eight batters. At the plate he went 2-for-4 with both of his hits going for extra bases, one double and a home-run, driving in two runs as well.

Dayton commit. Wyatt helped Marquette go 3-1 on the week with showing a knack for getting on base. Over the course of three games Wyatt went 5-for-10 with six RBI’s, scoring five runs and stealing five bases, Wyatt also drew two walks and was hit by pitch 3 other times.