SLIAC Players of the Week - April 24
This week's SLIAC Players of the Week are Brett Charlton, from Eureka College; Ben Dinter, from Webster University; Kali George, from Eureka College; Jessie Kuykendall, from Westminster College; Kyle Olliges, from Spalding University; Raven Venegas, from Fontbonne University; Krysten Wallace, from Eureka College; Nate Wieland, from Greenville College; and Shane Witters-Hicks, from Principia College.
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SLIAC/DIAMOND SPORTS HITTER OF THE WEEK - APRIL 24 Ben Dinter, a junior outfielder for Webster University, is the SLIAC/Diamond Sports Baseball Hitter of the Week. Dinter had an explosive week at the plate, hitting .500 over four games with three home runs and nine runs batted in. He homered in three straight games, helping the Gorloks to four conference wins on the week. Dinter was 6-for-12 at the plate, finishing the week with a 1.333 slugging percentage and six runs scored. He tallied four multi-hit games on the week as well. |
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SLIAC/DIAMOND SPORTS PITCHER OF THE WEEK - APRIL 24 The SLIAC/Diamond Sports Baseball Pitcher of the Week is Spalding University's Kyle Olliges. Olliges, a senior from Louisville, Ky., was dominant in his only start on the week, a 12-1 win over Blackburn. Olliges set a school record with 16 strikeouts in the seven-inning conference win. He allowed just two hits in the game, with the only run coming on a solo home run. |
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SLIAC SOFTBALL HITTER OF THE WEEK - APRIL 24 Krysten Wallace, from Eureka College, is the SLIAC Softball Hitter of the Week after leading the Red Devils offense to four conference wins. Wallace hit .714 with three runs batted in and three stolen bases on the week. She also drew four walks and finished the week with a .833 on-base percentage. Wallace's best game was her 3-for-3 day that helped spark a Red Devil come from behind win over Fontbonne. |
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SLIAC SOFTBALL PITCHER OF THE WEEK - APRIL 24 The SLIAC Softball Pitcher of the Week is Kali George, from Eureka College. George, a junior from East Peoria, Ill., picked up two conference wins in the circle last week for the Red Devils including the program's first win over Fontbonne since 2008. George worked 12 scoreless innings, allowing just six hits while striking out four and walking none. |
SLIAC MEN'S FIELD PLAYER OF THE WEEK - APRIL 24 |
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SLIAC MEN'S TRACK PLAYER OF THE WEEK - APRIL 24 |
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SLIAC WOMEN'S FIELD PLAYER OF THE WEEK - APRIL 24 |
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SLIAC WOMEN'S TRACK PLAYER OF THE WEEK - APRIL 24 |
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SLIAC MEN'S TENNIS PLAYER OF THE WEEK - APRIL 24 |
Other Notables:
- Tanner Branneky, Westminster College (Baseball) Recorded eight hits over four games, all wins, with six runs scored.
- Erica Burney, Westminster College (Softball) Burney was 6-for-9 at the plate last week, driving in three runs over four games.
- Abby Burroughs, Webster University (Softball) Burroughs tallied four hits and three RBI in a doubleheader sweep of MacMurray.
- Joey Clemente, Fontbonne University (Baseball) Clemente notched a shutout win over Iowa Wesleyan, allowing just two hits while striking out seven.
- Josh Fleming, Webster University (Baseball) Fleming recorded a complete game shutout win over Eureka, going seven innings and allowing just three hits with 11 strikeouts.
- Jesse Getz, Greenville College (Baseball) Getz tallied back to back three-hit games for the Panthers last week.
- Alyson Hahn, Westminster College (Softball) Hahn notched two wins while throwing 10 innings and allowing no runs.
- Kerrigan Horn, MacMurray College (Softball) Hit .533 with eight runs scored over six games last week, finishing with a .867 slugging percentage.
- Meghan Illig, Webster University (Track and Field) Illig set a school record in the 400-meter hurdles with a time of 1:03.15.
- Isaac Lineberry, Spalding University (Baseball) Recorded three hits with four runs scored and five runs batted in during a doubleheader sweep of Blackburn.
- Meredith Sowers, Webster University (Track and Field) Set school record in both the 800-meter run and the pole vault.
- Chelsea Thornley, Webster University (Softball) Thornley was impactful in two relief outings last week, coming out of the pen to record a pair of wins. She worked six innings, allowing no runs while striking out five.