Noah
Marschke

Madison JC commit. After being shut down for all of his junior season, Marschke made his presence felt in a big fashion on the bump for SPASH on their road to another successful season. The left-hander threw a ton of innings for the Panthers—finishing 11-1 on the year with a 0.62 ERA in 68.1 innings of work. Marschke dominated his opponents on a consistent basis—leading SPASH to a top-10 rank in the Power 25 for a majority of the season. The southpaw struck out an impressive 106 batters against mainly Division 1 competition—winning Player of the Year in the Wisconsin Valley Conference. He also hit .446 from the middle of their lineup—adding another valuable dynamic to his game. The numbers speak for itself with Marschke, as he emerges as an upside prospect to follow during his upcoming JUCO career in the next couple of years.

Lanky left-hander Marschke was highly effective in his outing on Day One of the Badger State Battle. Loose arm action from a 3/4 slot, works with little effort to produce above-average velocity for his age; fastball sat 79-81 mph. Demonstrated the early feel to spin a breaking ball, a sweeping slider-type, 65-66 mph; it's a raw offering presently, but it works well from his natural arm slot in conjunction with is fastball.