SLIAC Players of the Week (3/9/20)

Ryan Clavin, Westminster College

Clavin powered his way to the Diamond Sports SLIAC Hitter of the Week award with a .857 slugging percentage in six games for the Blue Jays last week. The senior outfielder hit .429 with four multiple-hit games on the week, leading his team to four wins. Clavin totaled 2 home runs and 6 RBI last week, striking out just once in 21 at-bats. Clavin closed out his week with a 2-for-3 game, scoring twice, and hitting 1 home run while driving in 3 and walking once. 

Luke Summers, Fontbonne University

Summers showed mid-season form in his only appearance on the mound last week for the Griffins. The senior pitcher worked 7 innings against Saint Mary's (Minn.) notching the win for the Griffins. He allowed six hits and just one run while striking out a season-high 13 batters and walking just one. 

Chloe Johnson, Webster University

Johnson rolled off a .538 batting average last week for the Gorloks, claiming hitter of the week honors. The junior tallied a pair of three-hit games on the week while totaling 8 runs batted in during her four games. Johnson was 3-for-4 with a pair of doubles and 4 RBI against Eastern to start her week. Four of her seven hits on the week were doubles as she finished with a .846 slugging percentage. 

Morgan Christner, Iowa Wesleyan University

Last year's SLIAC Pitcher of the Year opened her season with a dominating performance in her season opener last week. The senior pitcher worked 7 scoreless innings in picking up the win for the Tigers. She limited Medaille to just three hits in the win, walking two, while striking out 12. 

Riley Muren, Webster University

Muren secured his second straight weekly award after going 5-1 last week. Muren was undefeated in singles play, playing at the #1 spot for the Gorloks. He came from behind against Illinois Wesleyan to win 4-6, 6-4, 10-4. Muren then flew by his opponents Illinois College and Nazareth while picking up doubles wins, with partner Tanner Haugen, over Illinois College and Nazareth.

Erin Brezovar, Webster University

Brezovar picks up her second award this season after picking up a pair of wins over Nazareth in her team's opening match of their spring break trip. Brezovar cruised to a 6-1, 6-2 win at #1 singles. Her and teammate Maggie Federhofer added an 8-2 win at #1 doubles in the outing. She is now 5-4 on the season in singles and 6-3 in doubles.