BB: NACC: Northern Athletics Collegiate Conference

[Captain_Joe08]

4/23

St. Norbert at Wisconsin Lutheran (DH): Honestly it depends on which team for both sides show up in this one. WLC trending in the wrong direction while SNC has shown signs of life but found a way to split a series with Northland this week.

Concordia Chicago at Illinois Tech (DH): Scarlet Hawks are in desperation mode with their recent slide especially after St. Norbert swept them. CUC rolls here.

Aurora at Dominican (DH): See WLC vs St. Norbert comment as that applies here as well. AU has their top end of the rotation going here but the Stars pitching shut down WLC over the weekend.

Lakeland at Edgewood (DH): Muskies are playing out the string at this point. Eagles keep their hopes alive here.

Marian at Rockford (DH): Could go either way. Rockford has been playing good ball to this point but I can't count out Marian here.

MSOE at Concordia Wisconsin (DH): Raiders can't be caught looking ahead here to their showdown with Aurora Saturday. CUW has shown that they can be a thorn in the side of the front runners this year.

[GU1999]

After 9 innings played (over two games) CUC has scored 29 runs at IIT. 

[GU1999]

Crazy week for CUC DH, Jake Mahler (Vernon Hills, Jr.)

In four games he wen 11/17 with 5 doubles, a HR and two walks.

.647/.684/1.471

OPS of 2.155

CUC put up an eye popping week in general with 56 runs scored and 7 allowed in their four wins.

[GU1999]

Crazy week for CUC DH, Jake Mahler (Vernon Hills, Jr.)

In four games he wen 11/17 with 5 doubles, a HR and two walks.

.647/.684/1.471

OPS of 2.155

CUC put up an eye popping week in general with 56 runs scored and 7 allowed in their four wins.

Award went to Stagowski from RKFD.  Also had a good week over 6 games, but the numbers certainly would favour Mahler who had more hits, a higher Average, OBP%, SLUG%, OPS% and his team won all four games.  The only telling stat that tipped toward Stagowski is that he had 8 xbh, 6 doubles and 2 HR to Mahlers 5 doubles and 1 HR... in two extra games.

[GU1999]

Not that anyone thought that this years NACC would yield an at large selection, but this nice NCAA published resource gives a look into the selection math, RPI style.

https://stats.ncaa.org/selection_rankings/nitty_gritties/44396?utf8=%E2%9C%93&commit=Submit