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03/29/2006
Jacks Push Baseball Streak To Six In Row
BROOKINGS, SD - South Dakota State ran its current baseball win streak to six straight games by sweeping a doubleheader from the University of North Dakota Wednesday at Bob Shelden.
The Jacks won the opener 12-1 as freshman pitcher Caleb Thielbar took a shutout into the seventh inning, then SDSU broke a 2-2 tie with four runs in the sixth to win 6-2 in the nitecap.
SDSU is now 8-10 for the season. The Jacks will play a four-game series at Western Illinois starting Friday.
Game One - Thielbar, from Randolph, Minn., in his first collegiate start, had a two-hit shutout through six innings before UND broke through scoring on three seventh-inning singles. Jason Fairchild delived an RBI single to center scoring Matt Simonson with UND’s only run. Thielbar didn’t walk a batter while striking out one.
Tim Hanigan, Jake Rogers and Kyle Sytsma had two hits each to lead the 11-hit SDSU attack.
Tyson Fisher had SDSU’s only extra base hit, a leadoff double in the second inning. He scored the first run of the game on a throwing error while Chris Iverson delivered a run-scoring single to give SDSU a 2-0 lead.
Game Two - UND tied the game at 2-2 on a home run by Tim Burns in the top of the fifth, but SDSU countered with four runs in its half of the inning. Korby Mintken and Matt Zabel had RBI doubles in the rally.
SDSU had just six hits in the game, two by Adams.
Peter Ohnsorg, who relieved starter Kirby Morsching after Burns homered, retired both batters he faced and earned the win. Gary Olechoski pitched the seventh.
UND is now 5-10 for the season.
SDSU 12, UND 1
North Dakota ............. 000 000 1 - 1 5 6
South Dakota State ... 022 170 x - 12 11 2
Aaron Dehn, Alex Kringen (5) and Scott Schmidt; Caleb Theilbar and Kyle Sytsma. WP - Thielbar (2-2), LP-Dehn (2-2). Sv-none. HR- none.
SDSU 6, UND 2
North Dakota ............ 000 002 0 - 2 7 3
South Dakota State .. 101 004 x - 6 6 3
Darin Heston, Sean Cooley (5) and Scott Schmidt; Kirby Morsching, Peter Ohnsorg (6), Gary Olechoski (7) and Tony Martin. WP-Ohnsorg (1-0), LP-Cooley (1-1), Sv-Olechoski (4). HR- UND Tim Burns.
Jacks Push Baseball Streak To Six In Row
BROOKINGS, SD - South Dakota State ran its current baseball win streak to six straight games by sweeping a doubleheader from the University of North Dakota Wednesday at Bob Shelden.
The Jacks won the opener 12-1 as freshman pitcher Caleb Thielbar took a shutout into the seventh inning, then SDSU broke a 2-2 tie with four runs in the sixth to win 6-2 in the nitecap.
SDSU is now 8-10 for the season. The Jacks will play a four-game series at Western Illinois starting Friday.
Game One - Thielbar, from Randolph, Minn., in his first collegiate start, had a two-hit shutout through six innings before UND broke through scoring on three seventh-inning singles. Jason Fairchild delived an RBI single to center scoring Matt Simonson with UND’s only run. Thielbar didn’t walk a batter while striking out one.
Tim Hanigan, Jake Rogers and Kyle Sytsma had two hits each to lead the 11-hit SDSU attack.
Tyson Fisher had SDSU’s only extra base hit, a leadoff double in the second inning. He scored the first run of the game on a throwing error while Chris Iverson delivered a run-scoring single to give SDSU a 2-0 lead.
Game Two - UND tied the game at 2-2 on a home run by Tim Burns in the top of the fifth, but SDSU countered with four runs in its half of the inning. Korby Mintken and Matt Zabel had RBI doubles in the rally.
SDSU had just six hits in the game, two by Adams.
Peter Ohnsorg, who relieved starter Kirby Morsching after Burns homered, retired both batters he faced and earned the win. Gary Olechoski pitched the seventh.
UND is now 5-10 for the season.
SDSU 12, UND 1
North Dakota ............. 000 000 1 - 1 5 6
South Dakota State ... 022 170 x - 12 11 2
Aaron Dehn, Alex Kringen (5) and Scott Schmidt; Caleb Theilbar and Kyle Sytsma. WP - Thielbar (2-2), LP-Dehn (2-2). Sv-none. HR- none.
SDSU 6, UND 2
North Dakota ............ 000 002 0 - 2 7 3
South Dakota State .. 101 004 x - 6 6 3
Darin Heston, Sean Cooley (5) and Scott Schmidt; Kirby Morsching, Peter Ohnsorg (6), Gary Olechoski (7) and Tony Martin. WP-Ohnsorg (1-0), LP-Cooley (1-1), Sv-Olechoski (4). HR- UND Tim Burns.
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