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PING!BASEBALL SPOTLIGHT PERFORMANCE
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DIVISION I
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 University
of New Mexico's Brian Cavazos Galvez
was a Lobo who went loco on Saturday, April 12th.
The junior outfielder went six for seven at the plate,
slugged four home runs over the Ricketts Park fence
and knocked in 10 runs as the UNM baseball team beat
Air Force, 26-9. Cavazos-Galvez set or tied UNM single-game
records for home runs (4) and total bases (19), and
tied single-game records in runs (6), hits (6), and
RBI (10). All are also Mountain West Conference records
expect for hits.
The previous New Mexico home run record of three
in a game had held up for 13 years, last set by Mark
Wulfert versus Air Force on May 13, 1995. The former
Lobo slugger Wulfert was in attendance at the game.
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North Dakota State University pitcher Chris
Paterson combined with Chad Berg to throw a
no-hitter Wednesday, April 9th at Creighton. The starter
Berg struggled to find the plate and walked four of
the first six batters and hit another to allow the Jays
to score a pair of runs without recording a hit. Paterson
entered the game in the second inning and held the Bluejays
hitless for the remainder of the contest. Unfortunately
the Bison were unable to take advantage of Paterson's
stingy pitching and lost the game 2-0.
Because the game was part of a doubleheader
and only scheduled for seven innings, Paterson remained
on the hill for the second game and pitched another
three and 1/3 innings and of shutout ball.
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DIVISION II
 
Felician's Dave Schoer may not have
had the overall numbers last week the jump out and
smack you across the face, but the junior third baseman
from Manalapan, NJ had what it took to propel the
Golden Falcons to a pair of extra inning victories
in crucial Central Atlantic Collegiate Conference
contests.
Schoer delivered an eighth-inning
walk-off single in Game 1 vs. Dominican-NY on Tuesday,
April 8th to win the game for Felician. On Sunday
the 13th, he came through in the clutch once again
and hit a tie-breaking RBI single in the top of the
11th in a victory over Post-CT.
In seven wood-bat games last week,
hit .417 with a .500 on-base percentage and six RBI
and has three game-winning hits in the last two weeks.
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