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Monday, April 28, 2014
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NSIC Player of the Week
#13 Kyle Dalton
2B/CF, 6-0, 175, Jr.,  L/R,
Minnetonka, Minn.
Hopkins HS
Concordia-St. Paul

Kyle Dalton took over the league lead in hitting (overall) by posting a torrid .522 average to lead the Golden Bears to six wins last week. He went 12-23 and hit safely in all six games, leading the team with four runs and second with four RBI from the lead-off spot. He also stole a base, played a perfect center field with 13 put outs and one outfield assist, doubling off a runner from second base against Upper Iowa in a 1-run win. In Concordia’s 4-game series sweep of UIU in which Concordia won all four games by one run, Dalton drove in or scored a run in the final three games of the series. He also went 6-10 (3-5 each game) in a doubleheader sweep at SMSU on Tuesday. Dalton is now hitting .446 on the year with a .487 on base percentage. He’s hit safely in all but two games this year.

NSIC Pitcher of the Week
#37 Colton Boucher
RHP, 6-2, 195, R-So., R/R,
Chehalis, Wash.
Centralia CC
Northern State

Colton Boucher made two appearances during the week for Northern State, picking up a complete game win and a save for the Wolves. Boucher was magnificent in his win over Winona State as he recorded his sixth complete game of the year and won his fifth consecutive start to move to 6-2 on the season. Boucher scattered seven hits over the seven innings of work and also struck-out seven Warriors. Against Minnesota Duluth, Boucher pitched the last two innings of the game to pick up his second save of the season and preserve the Northern sweep.

NSIC Baseball Team Notes
Augustana
#16 Tony Viger (3B, 6-2, 215, Sr., Sioux Falls, S.D. / O’Gorman HS) set a new Augustana school record for doubles in a season with three more this past week for the Vikings, upping his total to 25 on the year. Viger tied a career high in hits (4), RBI (6), and runs scored (4) in a 13-3 win against Minot State in game two of a doubleheader on Tuesday. The Sioux Falls, S.D. native had his team-leading 26th multi-hit game of the year in a loss to Wayne State on Saturday, going 2 for 4 with a run scored. For the week, Viger had a .375 batting average (9 for 24) in six games, six RBI, seven runs scored, three doubles, one homerun belted for Augustana.
#16 Tony Viger (3B, 6-2, 215, Sr., Sioux Falls, S.D. / O’Gorman HS) Made two appearances on the mound for the Vikings this past week, picking up his first win of the year. Viger went one inning, giving up no hits or runs, and striking out one batter in a relief appearance in a 13-3 win against the Beavers on Tuesday. The senior then notched his first win of the year after taking the mound in a relief spot in game two on Saturday against the Wildcats. Viger pitched four scoreless innings, giving up just four hits while striking out three Wayne State batters in a 5-4 Augustana win.

Bemidji State
#1 Tyler Nelson (INF, 6-1, 185, RS-So., R/R, Hayfield, Minn. / Hayfield HS) posted a .348 batting average with three doubles, two RBIs and two runs scored to help the Beavers to a 3-3 NSIC week April 22-26. Nelson posted a .478  slugging percentage, .333 on-base percentage and stole a base. Playing shortstop, Nelson totaled 12 assists, five putouts and two errors for a .895 fielding percentage. The sophomore recorded at least one  hit in the first three games of the week to extend his hitting streak to eight, a BSU season-long. In the series finale at No. 22 St. Cloud State, Nelson went 3-for-5, which included a two-out, top of the 9th double to break a 0-0 tie. He would later score in the inning and serve as the winning run, as BSU defeated the Huskies 3-2.
#26 Drake Huggans (RHP/OF, 6-0, 195, Jr., R/R, Greenley, Colo. / Northeastern JC) contributed to all three of Bemidji State’s victories in a 3-3 NSIC week April 22-26. The junior recorded two saves and a win, as he posted a 6.23 ERA in four appearances and 4.1 innings pitched. He allowed three earned runs on seven hits with five strikeouts and zero walks. His victory came in 1.2 innings pitched in game one versus Minnesota Crooskton April 22. He allowed one run on three hits. Huggans came back in game two and pitched the ninth inning to secure a 3-2 win and sweep of the Golden Eagles. He didn’t allow a hit and fanned one. Huggans picked up his second save of the week and eighth of the season in the final game of a four-game series at No. 22 St. Cloud State April 26. He pitched the ninth inning and allowed two runs on three hits with one strikeout. His eight saves is a BSU single-season record and ranks second in the NSIC in 2014.
The Beavers sit in eighth place (13-11) in the NSIC standings entering the final week of conference play. BSU is looking for its second-conseutive tournament appearance for the first time since the team reached the postseason at the conclusion of the 1996, 1997 and 1998 seasons. The Beavers battle the ninth place (12-13) team, Southwest Minnesota State, in a road doubleheader April 30 before hosting Minot State in a four-game series May 2-3. BSU (19-18) is one win shy of  the 20-win plateau for the third straight season and eighth time in program history.

Concordia-St. Paul
#13 Kyle Dalton (2B/CF, 6-0, 175, Jr., Minnetonka, Minn. / Hopkins HS) took over the league lead in hitting (overall) by posting a torrid .522 average to lead the Golden Bears to six wins last week. He went 12-23 and hit safely in all six games, leading the team with four runs and second with four RBI from the lead-off spot. He also stole a base, played a perfect center field with 13 put outs and one outfield assist, doubling off a runner from second base against Upper Iowa in a 1-run win. In Concordia’s 4-game series sweep of UIU in which Concordia won all four games by one run, Dalton drove in or scored a run in the final three games of the series. He also went 6-10 (3-5 each game) in a doubleheader sweep at SMSU on Tuesday. Dalton is now hitting .446 on the year with a .487 on base percentage. He’s hit safely in all but two games this year.
#51 John Hayes (RHP, 6-3, 200, Sr., Lakeville, Minn. / Lakeville North HS), emerging as the Northern Sun’s ERA leader in league play, had his best outing of the year in a Tuesday road win at SMSU as he went the distance for a complete game shutout. He struck out nine Mustangs, didn’t walk anyone and scattered five singles. In four NSIC starts, Hayes is 4-0 with a league-best 0.93 ERA in 29.0 innings. In those four NSIC starts, Hayes has only allowed two extra base hits (both doubles) while pitching at least 7.0 innings in all four starts. He has yet to allow more than two earned runs against SCSU, WSU, UMC and SMSU, and has not went over 100 pitches once in five overall starts this season.
Concordia went 6-0 last week, posting a midweek sweep at SMSU (7-0, 7-2) before a four game weekend sweep of Upper Iowa at home … in the UIU series, Concordia won all four games by just a run, winning game one 2-1 each day and winning game two 3-2 each day … in Concordia’s six games, the starting pitchers worked at least 6.0 innings in every start … Concordia’s bullpen only worked 5.0 innings all week, and didn’t issue any runs in the process .. five of Concordia’s six wins were recorded by the starting pitchers, who collectively held a 1.29 ERA for the week … Concordia’s staff held opponents to a .200 average and registered 31 strikeouts while the offense hit .322 and only struck out 19 times in six games.
This week, Concordia will host #3 Minnesota State for a 1:30 p.m. doubleheader on Wednesday and will travel to Sioux Falls on Friday and Saturday to take on the Cougars in a four game series to close the regular season … Concordia is 4-19 all-time against MSU with a 2-6 record in Mankato … the Mavericks swept last season’s doubleheader by scores of 8-1 and 9-0 in Mankato but Concordia split with MSU in Mankato in 2012 … Concordia is 3-3 all-time against Sioux Falls with all six games coming at Barnes Field over the last two seasons … last year, the teams split a four game series in the Cougars’ first year in the league … they split a doubleheader in 2012 prior to USF joining the NSIC.

University of Mary
Derek Somerville (1B, 5-11, 185, Sr., R/R, Minot, N.D./Minot) hit .462 with a .533 on base percentage and a .615 slugging percentage in eight games last week. The senior first sacker was 12-for-26 with four doubles. He drove in eight runs and scored four times. One of the league leaders in steals also swiped one base... Jason Shaul (OF, 5-9, 175, Jr., L/R, New Ulm, Minn./Ridgewater CC) hit .478 with a .586 on base percentage and a .609 slugging percentage in eight games last week. Shaul finished 11-for-23 with a double and a triple, scoring eight times and driving in five runs. He had three walks and was hit by a pitch three times and struck out just twice... The Marauders said farewell to nine seniors during Senior Day on Saturday: Utility player Jeff Aders (Billings, Mont.), LHP Adam Brewers (Cottonwood, Minn.), SS and four-year starter Alex Deyle (Bismarck, N.D.), 2B and three-year starter Austin Grundstad (Williston, N.D.), RHP Brad Horan (Rapid City, S.D.), C and three-year starter Sam Ingemansen (Bismarck, N.D.), RHP/1B/OF Sam Salveson (Mandan, N.D.), 1B Derek Somerville (Minot, N.D.) and right-handed starting pitcher for two years Shane Trattles (Sauk Center, Minn.).

Minnesota  Crookston
Josh Brehmer (Sr., 2B/SS, Falcon Heights, Minn.) went 10-for-22 with a .455 batting average on the week as he had his best week of the season for the Golden Eagles. Brehmer really found success on the weekend against Southwest Minnesota State University. The senior hit .571 with five runs scored and two RBI’s. Brehmer was 3-of-4 with one RBI and two runs scored in game one against the Mustangs. In game two, he went 3-of-5 with three runs scored. Brehmer improved his average from .200 at the beginning of the week to .244 at the conclusion.
Trevor Buttermore (So., P/3B, North St. Paul, Minn.) - Had his best outing of the season as he went 6.1 innings, giving up just three earned runs on seven hits. Buttermore had a shutout going through five innings for the Golden Eagles as he kept his team in what ended up being a 3-0 loss for the Golden Eagles.

Minnesota Duluth
UMD went 2-4 last week, extending a seven-game winning streak with a doubleheader sweep of Upper Iowa before dropping a series with Northern State over the weekend.
Sophomore third baseman Jimmy Heck continued his recent tear, hitting .471/.526/.701 with a pair of doubles, a triple, three runs scored and four RBIs. Junior utility man John Meyer found himself in the starting lineup for four games and hit .389/.421/.500 with two doubles and three RBI. Another utility man, sophomore Ryan Lakin was the hero in game two against Upper Iowa with an 11th inning walk-off hit.
Sophomore lefty Bo Hellquist tossed five shutout innings in a win over Upper Iowa to move to 3-4 on the season and lower his ERA to 3.27. Bulldog pitching was slugged around by Northern State to the tune of a 9.30 ERA. Senior right-hander Chris Couillard had the most success, tossing 5.0 innings and surrendering a pair of earned runs, but took the tough-luck loss Sunday as UMD scored just a single run, after plating four in each of the previous games in the series.
The Bulldogs close out the regular season on the road this week with Winona State and Minnesota Crookston.

Minnesota State
Third-ranked Minnesota State (36-7, 24-4 NSIC) stretched its winning streak to a season-high 13 games as it swept rival St. Cloud State by margins of 3-1 and 12-2 last Wednesday at the MSU Baseball Complex. The Mavericks scored three runs in the sixth inning of game one behind four consecutive hits, including a double and two triples, from the heart of the MSU lineup to claim the contest, 3-1. Senior Jason Hoppe twirled his fifth complete game of the season to improve to 9-1 by striking out five and allowing an unearned run. Game two saw MSU scored four times over the first three innings as junior Nolan Johnson drilled a RBI triple in the first and a two-run home run, his fifth of the year, to lead the way. MSU added eight additional runs over the final three frames to walk away with a 12-2 victory in eight innings as senior Bryce Bellin scattered one earned run with a pair of strikeouts over seven innings to move to 3-1 on the year. Minnesota State can secure its fourth NSIC regular-season championship in the last five years this weekend. MSU will travel to Concordia-St. Paul for a twinbill Wednesday at 1:30 p.m. before hosting a four-game series with Wayne State this Friday and Saturday.
Nolan Johnson (Jr., C, 5-11, 185, Bloomington, Minn./Jefferson) remained a centerpiece in the Maverick offense collecting a team-high 10 total bases, four RBI, three extra-base hits and three runs in MSU’s sweep over St. Cloud State. The junior went three-of-five (.600) with a home run and two triples for a 2.000 slugging percentage while adding a stolen base and 1.000 fielding percentage. For the season, Johnson is batting .386 with a .620 slugging percentage, three triples, five home runs, five steals, 16 doubles, 39 runs and 41 RBI in addition to his .994 fielding percentage from behind the plate.
Jason Hoppe (Sr., RHP, 6-1, 180, Rice, Minn./Sauk Rapids) moved within one win of tying the MSU career record as he improved to 9-1 this season by firing his fifth complete game and striking out five with one unearned run in MSU’s 31- triumph over St. Cloud State last Wednesday. Hoppe holds a 2.43 ERA and .218 opponent batting average with 75 strikeouts across 66.2 innings pitched. He stands second in career strikeouts at MSU (256) just 19 shy of the record, fourth in innings pitched (236.1) and ERA (1.97).

Minot State
#19 Connor Moughtin (C, 5-11 195, R/R, Sr., Victoria, BC ) batted .421 (8-for-19) with three home runs and a total of five extra base hits to pace Minot State University to a 5-1 record on the week. Moughtin’s biggest hit of the week was a two-run home run in the bottom of the seventh to force extra innings in a 9-8 win over Augustana midweek. He finished with 11 runs batted in and scored seven runs for the Beavers.
Minot State used a four-game sweep of rival University of Mary to win five of the Beavers six games last week. The Beavers rallied for an extra-inning win over Augustana College to start the week off and then took four straight over the Marauders on the road. #19 Connor Moughtin (C, 5-11 195, R/R, Sr., Victoria, British Columbia / Lambrick Park Secondary) was a big part of that surge as he finished the week with three home runs, five extra base hits and 11 RBIs for MISU. Minot State has been getting big contributions from up and down their lineup as No. 9 hitter #10 Sean Arbaut (INF, 5-11, 170, S/R, Sr., Tehachapi, Calif. / Tehachapi / Taft College) had an outstanding week, batting 11-for-20 (.550) in six games, with eight RBIs. MISU got wins from five different pitchers as well. Leading the way with complete-game wins were #7 Austin Zorn (P/INF, 5-8, 150, R/R, Jr., Bismarck, N.D. / Bismarck) and #22 Brock McCashland (P, 6-2, 175, L/L, Jr., Ogden, Utah / Roy / Williston State) as Zorn topped U-Mary in game 1 and McCashland bookended the series with nine strong innings in game 4. MISU is scheduled to play host to Minnesota Crookston Wednesday and ends the regular season at Bemidji State Friday and Saturday.

Northern State
Matt Stubbs (Jr., 3B, Rochester, Minn.) peppered the ball over Northern’s 6-0 week as he hit .429 (9-for-21) and scored six runs against Winona State and Minnesota Duluth. Of Stubbs’ nine hits, six of them were for extra bases. Stubbs had one home run and five doubles during the week and also had a team-high 10 RBI’s while drawing four walks.
Colton Boucher (So., P, Chehalis, Wash.) made two appearances during the week for the Wolves, picking up a complete game win and a save for NSU. Boucher was magnificent in his win over WSU as he recorded his sixth complete game of the year and won his fifth consecutive start to move to 6-2 on the season. Boucher scattered seven hits over the seven innings of work and also struck-out seven Warriors. Against UMD, Boucher pitched the last two innings of the game to pick up his second save of the season and preserve the Northern sweep.

Sioux Falls
The University of Sioux Falls baseball team went 2-4 over the course of last week to enter the final week of the season at 17-28 overall (11-21, NSIC). On Tuesday, the Cougars used a pair of complete game performances from pitchers Henry Ojeda and Derek Fischer to earn a midweek sweep of the visiting University of Mary Marauders and snap a four-game NSIC losing streak. Senior Noah Coleman had three hits and four RBI to pace the Cougars, while Trevor Crow finished with three hits, one run batted in and drew a pair of walks. Henry Ojeda struck out three in seven solid innings to help USF take down the Marauders 4-1 in the front end of the double-header and senior ace Derek Fischer picked up right where Ojeda left off in game two, as the Cougars held on to defeat U-Mary 5-3 to complete the midweek sweep. Continuing its tough conference slate, USF traveled to Winona State for a four-game weekend series in hopes of making a statement against a consensus NSIC tournament team.  However, the Cougars dropped both games of a doubleheader on Friday and Saturday as the Warriors secured a four-game series sweep at Loughery Field. On Friday, USF was lost a pair of one-run games to the Warriors, 7-6 and 4-3. Of USF’s 21 conference setbacks, 12 have been by three runs or less and six have been by one run. On Saturday’s the Cougar bats struggled against Winona State’s solid pitching staff, which allowed just three combined runs in Saturday’s double-header, as USF was swept—falling 8-1 in game one and 6-2 in the nightcap on Saturday. Sophomore outfielder Noah Durkin went 3-for-7 to account for twenty-five percent of the Cougars’ 12 combined hits on Saturday and is now hitting .367 on the season. Anthony Lopez finished 2-for-2 with an RBI. Even improved outings by the Cougar pitching staff, which had a 1.29 ERA on Saturday, could not make up for the team’s other miscues, as eight errors spoiled USF’s best opportunity to salvage a win and led to the Warriors pushing some key runs across the plate. USF is scheduled to play South Dakota State University on Wednesday afternoon. The non-conference (nine-inning) contest will begin at 4 p.m. at Sioux Falls Stadium. The Cougars will close out the 2014 season at home this weekend, when they host Concordia-St. Paul for a four-game series.

SMSU
Junior designated hitter Patrick Rients (Jackson, Minn.) led SMSU to a 4-2 week, batting .500 (10 for 20) with two triples, a home run, a double, a stolen base and added six RBIs and six runs scored. He finished with a .900 slugging percentage and a .560 on-base percentage during the six games. Rients, who leads SMSU in batting average, home runs and RBIs, had a hit in all six games and finished with three multi-hit games.
Junior Brandan Alfson (Pipestone, Minn.) appeared in two games and had two saves during SMSU’s four-game sweep at Minnesota Crookston. He pitched 1 1/3 innings, allowed one hit and had two strikeouts. He leads SMSU with six saves on the season.

St. Cloud State
Garrett Harrison (6-5, 190, So., Champlin, Minn. / Champlin Park HS) completed a nine-inning complete game victory over Bemidji State on Apr. 25 in a game played at the ballpark in Dassel, Minn.  Harrison allowed only four hits and one earned run in the contest, which the Huskies won 5-1.  Harrison collected eight strikeouts in the game and allowed just three walks.  On the season, Harrison is 2-1 with 28 strikeouts and a 2.72 ERA in 39.2 innings of work.
Mike Jurgella (6-1, 195, Jr., C, Plover, Wis. / Pacelli HS), in six games played over the weekend, carded a .368 batting average for the Huskies.  He scored five runs, seven hits, two RBIs, four doubles and one home run in the series against Minnesota State and Bemidji State.  On Apr. 25 in game one against BSU, Jurgella was 3-of-3 with two doubles and one home run in the game.  He also had two hits and two runs in the win over BSU on Apr. 26 at Joe Faber Field.  
SCSU earned a number 12 ranking in the D2BASEBALLNEWS.com poll released on April 27.  The Huskies own a 31-10 overall record and are 20-7 in the always rugged NSIC in 2014.  St. Cloud State will finish up the NSIC regular season this week with a doubleheader at Augustana on April 30 and a weekend series back home against the University of Mary on May 2-3 at Joe Faber Field.  The Huskies completed a 3-3 record in NSIC action last week.  On April 23, the Huskies lost a pair of games at Minnesota State, Mankato by scores of 3-1 and 12-2.  On April 25, the Huskies hosted Bemidji State at the ballpark in Dassel, Minn. due to field conditions on Joe Faber Field.  SCSU posted a 4-2, 5-1 sweep of the Beavers.  In game one, Reese Gregroy earned the win in relief as he had five strikeouts in the final three innings of the game.  Mike Jurgella was 3-of-3 in the game with a home run.  In the nightcap, Garrett Harrison went the distance with four hits allowed and eight strikeouts for SCSU.  On Apri 26, the Huskies finally returned to Joe Faber Field in St. Cloud for the “home opener” against Bemidji State.  In game one, the Huskies charted an 8-0 shutout as Logan Spitzack pitched the completed game and allowed only six hits in the game.  The day was capped by a grand slam home run in the fourth inning by Zak Hoffman for the Huskies.  In game two, BSU rallied with three runs in the top of the ninth inning to earn a 3-2 victory over the Huskies.  Gregory continues to be a multi-talented threat for the Huskies this season with a team-leading five saves, an 8-2 record and a 1.01 ERA.  He also leads the team in batting with a .418 average and has seen starting duties at third base throughout the year.  Outfielder Eric Loxtercamp paces the Huskies with 62 hits, 13 doubles, 44 runs and 5 triples this season.  Jurgella owns the team lead for home runs this year with five.  On the mound, Kyle Fischer tops the team with 59 strikeouts for the Huskies in 2014.  Fischer ranks first in the SCSU records with 32 career wins for the Huskies.  He is tied for the team record along with the legend Scott Lieser, who had a 32-7 record from 2010 to 2013.  Former Husky baseball player Jordan Smith is playing pro baseball this summer for the Cleveland AA affiliate in Akron, Ohio.  Of note, Garrett Fischer ranks third in the team record with 229 career hits as a Husky.  Joey Benke owns the team record for career hits with 259 hits from 2008-12.  At 221, Kyle Fischer ranks fourth in the team records for most strikeouts.  In seven seasons at SCSU, head coach Pat Dolan owns a 263-102-1 career record with the Huskies.

Upper Iowa
The Peacock baseball team dropped all seven of its games this past week including six by a single run.  The pitching staff posted an ERA of 4.25 allowing just 25 runs in 53 innings of work including three complete games by Mason Buster, Dickson Paz and Martin Valdez.  Brett Fanning threw 6.1 innings without allowing an earned run and took a no-decision in UIU’s 2-1 loss to Concordia on Friday.  After an 8-7 loss to St. Ambrose on Monday, the Peacocks lost 4-0 and 5-4 to Minnesota Duluth on Tuesday.  The Golden Bears swept UIU on Friday and Saturday in a four-pack of tight games, 2-1 (8), 3-2, 2-1 and 3-2.  Poor hitting doomed UIU as the team recorded a .210 batting average and scored just 17 runs.  UIU faces off against Wayne State on Wednesday at home before meeting Winona State in a home-and-home, four-game series that starts in Fayette on Friday and ends in Winona, Minn. on Saturday.  The Peacocks will close out their season with a game against the University of Iowa on May 7 at 6 p.m. on Duane Banks Baseball Field in Iowa City.

Wayne State
Sophomore Curtis Bussard hit a team-best .462 over the weekend in a four-game series vs. #24 Augustana going 6 for 13 at the plate with two doubles, one homer, three RBI’s and two runs scored.  He was 2 for 2 in a 6-0 win over the Vikings on Friday and finished 3 for 5 with a double and homer in a 5-4 loss to the Vikings in the series finale Saturday.  He also made three relief appearances and recorded two saves in Friday’s 4-1 win and Saturday’s 5-3 win over the Vikings.
Sophomore Eric Browning (6-1, 190 pound righthander from Lyons, Nebraska) followed up his no-hitter last week at Minnesota Crookston with a two-hit shutout Friday vs. #24 Augustana in a 6-0 win over the Vikings.  Browning struck out nine batters while walking three in the outing.  For the season, Browning now has all three complete games by the Wildcat pitching staff with three shutouts and is 6-3 with a 2.24 ERA, striking out 69 batters in just 52.1 innings pitched.

Winona State
Travis Evanson, 1B, Jr., Lakeville, Minn. (Lakeville North) had a great week at the plate, hitting .455 with a pair of home runs and four RBI in six games for the Warriors. Evanson was 10-of-22 on the week, also scoring five runs. He started his week by going 3-for-8 against Northern State and picked up the pace against Sioux Falls. Evanson had a RBI in each game while going 7-for-14 in the series. The junior started the series by going 3-for-6 on Friday, hitting a solo home run in both contests. He followed by going 4-of-8 on Saturday, including a 3-for-4 performance in game one. Evanson had a double in game one and a RBI in each contest. A pair of walks on the week allowed Evanson to post a .500 on base percentage while slugging .773.
Lucas Crimmins, P, So., North Liberty, Iowa (West) earned his first win of the season, throwing a complete game against Sioux Falls on Saturday. Crimmins scattered six hits in seven innings while allowing just a single run. He struck out four in the matchup.

Past NSIC Players of the Week
2/4/14
Player: Marcus O’Neill - Augsutana
Pitcher: Ryan Hamilton   - Augustana
2/11/14
Player: Nolan Johnson - Minnesota State
Pitcher: Jason Hoppe - Minnesota State
2/18/14
Player: Jon Ellis - SMSU
Pitcher: Derek Fischer - Sioux Falls
2/25/14
Player: Max Waletich - Minnesota State
Pitcher: Austin Berntson - Minot State
3/3/14
Player: Zach Hoffmann - St. Cloud State
Pitcher: Chris Kubitz - St. Cloud State
3/10/14
Player: Zach Braun - Bemidji State
Pitcher: Taylor Nawrocki - Minnesota State
3/17/14
Player: Eric Loxtercamp - St. Cloud State
Pitcher: Joe Alexson, SMSU
3/25/14
Player: Alex Fink - Augustana
Pitcher: Eric Browning - Wayne State
4/1/14
Player:  Travis Evanson - Winona State
Pitcher:  Kyle Fischer - St. Cloud State
4/8/14
Player:  Jason Shaul - University of Mary
Pitcher: Ryan Rumpca - Bemidji State
4/14/14
Player: Patrick Rients - SMSU
Pitcher: Chris Kubitz - St. Cloud State (2)
4/21/14
Player: Tony Viger, Augustana
Pitcher: Eric Browning, Wayne State (2)
4/28/14
Player: Kyle Dalton, Concordia-St. Paul
Pitcher: Colton Boucher, Northern State