University of St. Thomas Athletics

Wed. Wrap: Odd splits for Baseball, SB
4/20/2016 12:00:00 AM | Baseball
Kierstin Anderson-Glass came within two outs of a softball perfect game but settled for a one-hit shutout in Wednesday's 2-0 game-one Tommie defeat of Macalester. The Scots got revenge with a three-run seventh inning and stunned UST in game two, 6-5.
Anderson-Glass retired 21 of 22 batters she faced in game one. She came on in relief in game two and set down the first four batters she faced but allowed three hits and three runs in the final inning. She struck out eight and walked just one in 9 1-3 innings on the day.
Chase Shortly had two hits in each game. Meg DuPuis went 3-for-4 in game two nd drvein one run each game. Danielle Wigen had three hits on the day. Micaela Trainor had a two-run single in game two.
St. Thomas (27-5 overall, 14-2 MIAC) had its conference lead over second-place Gustavus drop to one game on the loss side.
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Baseball
Two top-10 ranked teams. Two programs that placed third and second, respectively in the last two national tournaments. Two nine-inning games. Six hours of action on the day with the first pitch at 1:12 p.m. and the last out at 7:58 p.m.
The final result? A doubleheader split Wednesday at Koch Diamond in non-conference baseball for No. 9-ranked UW-La Crosse and No. 10-ranked St. Thomas.
The Eagles (19-6) rapped seven consecutive hits to start the first inning, went on to score six runs in the frame, and cruised to a 14-6 win in the opener. It was La Crosse's 12th game scoring 10 or more runs this season, and it halted UST's 12-game win streak.
The Tommies (20-4) built a six-run inning of their own in game two erasing a 3-0 deficit with six runs in the fourth inning. UST sophomore Ryan Zimmerman threw four scoreless innings of relief to get the victory as St. Thomas held on to win 8-4.
In game two, with darkness setting in on the lights-free diamond, the Eagles left the bases loaded in the eighth and ninth innings after the Toms left the bases full in the fourth and eighth innings.
UST's Dan Ziemann and Brady Johnson each had four hits on the day.
Ziemann drove in five runs on the twinbill, including a double, solo homer and bases-loaded walk in game two, and has reached with a hit or walk in 12 consecutive games.
Johnson hit a two-run homer in the opener, and in game two hit a two-run single to put UST ahead to stay at 4-3.
Jake Smith extended a streak of reaching base with a hit or walk to 21 games, including at least one hit in 13 games in a row.
Tommie sophomore J.J. Jeronimus started game two and pitched into the fifth inning, allowing three runs. Zimmerman came on in the fifth with none out and one runner aboard and retired 12 of 16 batters he faced, with four strikeouts. Zimmerman is 4-0 and lowered his ERA to 0.43 in 21 innings over seven appearances this season.
La Crosse senior Taylor Kohlwey went 4-for-9 on the day to break the Eagles' record for career hits. He tied the mark of 232 in the first game, and broke the record with a first-inning single in game two.
The Tommies, 10-0 atop the conference with 10 games to play, picked up another game on the loss side as second-place St. John's (8-4) split with St. Olaf. UST is home Saturday to play third-place Carleton (5-3) in a 1 p.m. twinbill.
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Team Stats
Pitching:
W: J. Witt (0-0)
L: Larson, Mitch (2-3)
Batting:
2B: J. Zyhowsk 1 ; A. Brown 1
3B: T. Kohlw 1
RBI: J. Zyhowsk 2 ; A. Cordova 1 ; T. Kohlw 3 ; A. Brown 5 ; C. Hoffm 3
SH: T. Buxton-Ve 1
SF: C. Hoffm 1
Base Running:
RUNS: J. Zyhowsk 2 ; A. Cordova 2 ; T. Kohlw 2 ; J. Ander 2 ; A. Brown 2 ; N. Heili 1 ; C. Hoffm 1 ; B. Morgan 1 ; T. Buxton-Ve 1
SB: T. Kohlw 1 ; A. Brown 1

Batting:
2B: Bemboom, Waylon 1 ; Smith, Jake 1 ; Ziemann, Dan 1 ; Johnson, Brady 1 ; Dolan, Jimmy 1
HR: Johnson, Brady 1
RBI: Ziemann, Dan 2 ; Quinlan, Cory 1 ; Johnson, Brady 3
SF: Quinlan, Cory 1
Base Running:
RUNS: Bemboom, Waylon 2 ; Smith, Jake 1 ; Ziemann, Dan 2 ; Johnson, Brady 1





















