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MWC
W - L |
Overall
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| Ripon * |
14-2 |
24-14 |
| St. Norbert * |
13-3 |
20-14 |
| Lawrence |
6-10 |
15-19 |
| Beloit |
4-12 |
11-23 |
| Carroll |
3-13 |
8-23 |
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Division Team |
MWC
W - L |
Overall
W - L |
| Monmouth * |
8-4 |
22-12 |
| Illinois C. * |
6-6 |
16-18 |
| Grinnell |
5-7 |
15-17 |
| Knox |
5-7 |
12-20 |
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May 10 - Ripon
12, Carroll 3
May 10 - Ripon
5, Carroll 0
May 8 - St.
Norbert 8, Lawrence 6
May 8 - St.
Norbert 3, Lawrence 2
May 8 - Monmouth
4, Illinois C. 1
May 8 - Monmouth
12, Illinois C. 11
May 7 - St.
Norbert 4, Lawrence 2
May 7 - St.
Norbert 6, Lawrence 4
May 6 - Ripon
15, Carroll 5
May 6 - Ripon
7, Carroll 4
May 3 - Knox
4, Illinois C. 0
May 3 - Illinois
C. 9, Knox 5
May 2 - Beloit
11, Lawrence 2
May 2 - Lawrence
2, Beloit 0
May 2 - Ripon
11, St. Norbert 2
May 1 - Grinnell
6, Monmouth 2
May 1 - Monmouth
5, Grinnell 4
May 1 - Ripon
3, St. Norbert 0
May 1 - St.
Norbert 7, Ripon 6
May 1 - Lawrence
4, Beloit 3
May 1 - Beloit
10, Lawrence 0
April 30 - St.
Norbert 4, Ripon 1
April 25 - St.
Norbert 6, Beloit 5
April 25 - St.
Norbert 9, Beloit 1
April 25 - Knox
5, Monmouth 2
April 24 - Knox
10, Monmouth 9
April 24 - Grinnell
2, Illinois C. 1
April 24 - Illinois
C. 15, Grinnell 1
April 24 - Lawrence
18, Carroll 1
April 24 - Lawrence
6, Carroll 5 (10)
April 24 - St.
Norbert 13, Beloit 4
April 24 - St.
Norbert 11, Beloit 4
April 22 - Lawrence
5, Carroll 0
April 22 - Lawrence
8, Carroll 6
April 22 - Grinnell
9, Knox 2
April 22 - Grinnell
11, Knox 1
April 18 - Carroll
5, St. Norbert 4
April 18 - St.
Norbert 22, Carroll 12 (5)
April 17 - Monmouth
10, Knox 7
April 17 - Monmouth
7, Knox 2
April 17 - St.
Norbert 5, Carroll 2
April 17 - St.
Norbert 10, Carroll 0
April 17 - Illinois
C. 5, Grinnell 3
April 17 - Illinois
C. 19, Grinnell 7
April 17 - Ripon
5, Beloit 0
April 17 - Ripon
19, Beloit 1
April 15 - Ripon
6, Beloit 2
April 15 - Ripon
10, Beloit 0
April 14 - Illinois
C. 7, Knox 5
April 14 - Knox
10, Illinois C. 6
April 13 - Ripon
2, Lawrence 1
April 13 - Ripon
9, Lawrence 8
April 10 - Carroll
16, Beloit 2
April 10 - Beloit
10, Carroll 6
April 10 - Grinnell
9, Knox 8
April 10 - Knox
11, Grinnell 5
April 9 - Carroll
6, Beloit 1
April 9 - Beloit
6, Carroll 2
April 9 - Monmouth
1, Illinois C. 0
April 9 - Illinois
C. 6, Monmouth 2
April 8 - Ripon
8, Lawrence 2
April 8 - Ripon
12, Lawrence 0
April 3 - Monmoth
5, Grinnell 1
April 3 - Monmouth
7, Grinnell 0 |
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May 10 - Monmouth
7, Illinois Wesleyan 6
April 27 - Western
Illinois 16, Monmouth 2
April 27 - Carthage
13, Carroll 2
April 27 - MacMurray
9, Knox 6
April 27 - Aurora
10, Illinois C. 2
April 26 - Ripon
10, Edgewood 3
April 26 - Edgewood
4, Ripon 2
April 21 - Univ.
of Illinois 10, Illinois C. 1
April 21 - Beloit
9, Rockford 7
April 21 - Carthage
4, Ripon 0
April 21 - Carthage
3, Ripon 2
April 20 - Illinois
C. 8, Illinois Wesleyan 5
April 18 - Grinnell
6, Macalester 3
April 18 - Grinnell
8, Macalester 1
April 18 - Lawrence
2, Lakeland 1
April 18 - Lakeland
20, Lawrence 13
April 15 - Marian
9, Lawrence 2
April 15 - Marian
8, Lawrence 5
April 13 - Central
5, Grinnell 4
April 13 - Central
11, Grinnell 3
April 13 - Carroll
8, Marian 2
April 13 - Marian
7, Carroll 2
April 12 - North
Central 4, St. Norbert 2
April 12 - St.
Norbert 12, North Central 11 |
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NCAA Regional Baseball
at UW-Whitewater
May 20 - Ripon
12, St. Thomas (Minn.) 11
May 23 - UW-Whitewater
5, Ripon 3
May 23 - St.
Thomas (Minn.) 6, Ripon 4 |
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2004 Baseball Championship
Tournament
May 14-15, 2004
Hosted by: Monmouth College
2004 Champions - Ripon College Red Hawks |
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Perennial baseball powers Ripon
and Monmouth have dominated their respective Midwest Conference
divisions for the past several years. However, the schools hadn’t
met since 1994 to determine the championship of an MWC tournament.
That 10-year dry spell ended Saturday at Glasgow Field, and it
was the North Division champion Red Hawks who captured the conference
title and an automatic NCAA tournament berth, defeating Monmouth
7-3.
The Red Hawks reached the title game in dramatic fashion, as Tim
Roehrig’s walk-off home run in the bottom of the 13th inning
defeated Illinois College 4-3. The Blueboys rallied from a 3-0 deficit
with three runs in the top of the sixth and then had a golden opportunity
to win the game in the top of the 13th but hit into an inning-ending
double play with the bases loaded.
In the second semi-final, it was the Fighting Scots’ turn to
rally from a 3-0 hole against St. Norbert. Jason Salmon and Alan
Betourne had RBI groundouts in the third to cut the gap to 3-2, and
a fourth-inning error by the Green Knights allowed Monmouth to tie
the score. The Scots surged ahead on a wild pitch and an RBI single
by Betourne in the sixth, and Matt Gordon drove home the final run
of Monmouth’s 6-3 victory in the eighth. Steve Myros went the
distance on the mound for the Scots, allowing one earned run, seven
hits and three walks while fanning three. He finished the year with
a fine 6-2 record and a 2.74 ERA.
Monmouth’s Adam Carlson and undefeated Ripon hurler Dan Williams
hooked up in the final of the single-elimination tourney, and a shaky
first inning by Williams gave the Scots an early 1-0 lead. Williams,
who entered the game with a 6-0 record and a sparkling 1.98 ERA,
had two wild pitches and a balk in the first frame, but he settled
down after that and was very effective. Ripon finally got to Carlson
in the fifth, tying the game on John Ernser’s solo blast, and
the Red Hawks put the contest away in the next frame, plating six
runs, the final three scoring on a home run by Chevy Schultz. Tom
Crisp, who got the win in Ripon’s marathon semi-final win by
pitching the final two innings, earned the save in the title game,
coming on with the bases loaded in the eighth and Ripon ahead 7-3.
Steve Turner’s lineout to second was turned into an unassisted
double play, and Crisp then set down the side in order in the ninth.
Ripon moves on with a 23-12 record, while the Fighting Scots’ strong
season ends at 22-12. (Monmouth Sports Info) |
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St. Norbert junior outfielder
Nick Olsen tied NCAA Division III record with four home runs
and 12 runs batted in during the Green Knights 22-12 win over
Carroll Sunday at Frame Park in Waukesha. Olsen also added a
double in a 5-for-6 outing to pace St. Norbert following a 5-4
loss to the Pioneers in the opener.
Olsen became the 13th player in Division III history to hit four
home runs in one game, but became just the second player in Division
III annals to drive in 12 runs in one game. Olsen's RBI mark ties
UW-Whitewater's Pat Tobiasz, who drove in 12 runs on March 22, 1998
in a game against Bethany (W. Va.) College.
Olsen was the first player since Ripon College's Brad Mott hit four
home runs against Carroll on April 11, 2002. Olsen hit a two-run
homer in the first inning, then followed it up with a three-run shot
in the second. He then hit a one-run double in the third and flew
out to left in the fifth. Olsen then finished the game with a pair
of three-run blasts in the sixth and seventh innings. His 18 total
bases tie him for second-most all-time for one game in Division III
history.
On the season, Olsen is now hitting .383 with nine home runs and
29 runs batted in. He owns a slugging percentage of .815 including
six doubles and one triple. Olsen, who set a St. Norbert record with
11 home runs during his freshman season in 2002, now has 23 career
home runs. (Submitted by St. Norbert Sports Info) |
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| Monmouth's victory in the second
game of the doubleheader on March 8 against St. Joseph's College
was the 1,000th in the history of Fighting Scot intercollegiate
baseball, which began in 1868. After the doubleheader split on
March 9, Monmouth's record is 1,001-865-12. |
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