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Ottawa Baseball Ottawa ottawa baseball Ottawa Sterling College | Ottawa, Kan. | April 15 | April 17 | 3pm | 1pm 2021 Schedule/Results Ottawa Braves Sterling Warriors Date Opponent Time/Results Overall: 24-14 Overall: 17-21 F3 at Evangel (DH) L, 2-9/L, 1-2 (8) KCAC: 15-8 KCAC: 8-15 F22 (25) MidAmerica Nazarene - @ L, 2-16 Head Coach: Gabe Grinder Head Coach: Dylan Connolly (RV) Columbia College - @ W, 8-2 Career Record/Years: 60-50 / 3 Record/Years: 72-86 / 4 F23 Central Christian W, 13-2 (7) Rank: NR Rank: NR F26 Hastings College W, 5-0 F27 Hastings College (DH) W, 9-3/9-0 F28 Hastings College W, 9-2 M2 at Avila University* W, 10-8 - Ottawa defeated Avila University on Tuesday afternoon at The Z in Kansas City, Mo. to M5 York College* W, 7-2 win its 24th game of the season. The 24 wins are the most for the Braves since 2017 Team Match Up M6 York College* (DH) W, 12-4/W, 4-0 when they finished the season 24-27. OTT STER M9 Missouri Valley (DH) L, 7-11/L, 6-10 M11 McPherson* (DH) L, 3-4/L, 0-2 - In the win over the Eagles, Ottawa hit .393, had a .679 slugging percentage, walked Current Record 24 - 14 17 - 21 M15 McPherson College* W, 6-3 seven times, was hit by a pitch four times, and had a .550 on base percentage. Scoring 283 256 M16 University of Saint Mary* W, 4-2 Batting 0.319 0.255 M19 at Kansas Wesleyan Uni.* L, 7-8 - Rylan Cratsenberg leads the Braves in batting average (.443) and RBI (56). Zachary RBI 264 236 M20 at Kansas Wesleyan * L, 7-9/W, 11-3 Spradlin is OU’s leader in stolen bases (14). Stephen Norrell leads the team in ERA Runs 289 256 M23 Avila University* W, 11-4 (4.26) and strike outs (73). Hits 387 280 M24 at Baker University W, 8-2 Double 73 69 M27 at Southwestern* W, 7-1/W, 10-4 - Rylan Cratsenberg is ranked no. 2 in the NAIA in home runs (19), third in total bases Triples 5 9 M28 at Southwestern College* L, 8-9 (125), fourth in slugging percentage (.954), fourth in home runs per game (0.514), and Home Runs 56 21 fourth in total bases per game (3.37), sixth in total RBI (56), and 10th in RBI per game M31 at Missouri Valley W, 5-0/W, 11-7 Slugging % 0.526 0.392 (1.5). A2 Bethany College* L, 5-11 Pitching 299.200 285.000 A3 Bethany College* W, 24-13/L, 6-7 Hits Allowed 321 351 A6 at University of Saint Mary* W 7-4 - Rylan Cratsenberg was named KCAC Player of the Week for his efforts on the Earned Runs 164 223 A7 Northwest Missouri State L, 7-22 diamond last week. Cratsenberg hit .533 (8-for-15), scored eight runs, hit six home A8 at Tabor College* W, 16-12 runs, drove in 11, had a 1.733 slugging percentage, walked twice, was hit by a pitch Base on Balls 131 153 A10 at Tabor College* W, 8-7/L, 1-10 once, had a .611 on base percentage, and stole two bases in four games last week. Strike Outs 315 280 A13 at Avila University* W, 13-3 Cratsenberg set a new school record for single season home runs this past week and Opponent Batting Average 0.271 0.300 A15 Sterling College* 3pm as of right now, his 19 home runs lead the NAIA. A17 Sterling College* (DH) 1pm A20 at Central Christian College 3pm - Through 38 games, the Braves have hit .319, have a .526 slugging percentage, 289 runs, 73 doubles, five home runs, 56 home runs, 264 A23 Oklahoma Wesleyan Uni.* 3pm RBI, 156 walks, 55 hit by pitch, and 256 strike outs. Opponents are hitting .275, have a .411 slugging percentage, 218 runs, 75 doubles, A24 Oklahoma Wesleyan Uni* (DH) 12pm six triples, 25 home runs, 186 RBI, 131 walks, 55 hit by pitch, and 315 strike outs. A27 University of Saint Mary* 2pm A30 at Friends University* 3pm - Sterling College is 17-21 overall and 8-15 in the KCAC. The Warriors are on a two game losing streak with losses to the University of Saint M1 at Friends University* (DH) 12pm Mary on April 11 (13-4) and Kansas Wesleyan on April 13 (3-0). SC is 2-4 in its last six games with victories over Oklahoma City University M5 KCAC Tournament - ! TBA on April 6 (10-6) and Saint Mary on April 9 (5-3). M6 KCAC Tournament - ! TBA M7 KCAC Tournament - ! TBA - Ike Brown leads Sterling in batting average (.412) and RBI (42). Edrick Morillo is the team’s leader in stolen bases (15), Edgar Aqui-Cruz M8 KCAC Tournament - ! TBA is SC’s leader in ERA (3.90), and Chris Isaac leads Sterling in strike outs (63). (DH) - Double Header - Through 38 games, the Warriors are batting .255, have a .392 slugging percentage, scored 256 runs, have 280 hits, 69 doubles, nine Home games are in BOLD triples, 21 home runs, a 236 RBI, 189 walks, 73 hit by pitch, and 335 strike outs. Opponents are hitting .303, have a .478 slugging per- (@) - Rube Foster Classic (Kansas City, Mo.) centage, have 280 runs, 348 hits, 83 doubles, eight triples, 34 home runs, 240 RBI, 152 walks, 44 hit by pitch, and 269 strike outs. (*) - KCAC Games Potential Starting Lineup (BASED ON LAST GAME) Pos. # Player Avg. AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI SB-SBA BB Sports Information C 7 Elliot Antonetty .361 108 8 39 5 0 7 26 1-2 14 1B 23 Rylan Cratsenberg .443 131 49 58 10 0 19 56 13-15 17 Baseball Contact: Katie Tooley 2B 8 Zach Spradlin .345 110 37 38 9 1 1 18 15-18 15 Email: [email protected] 3B 22 Kyle Banister .324 142 37 46 7 0 5 19 6-11 8 Office: 785-248-2610 SS 9 Matthew Aguilar .252 111 27 28 11 1 6 28 7-9 15 Cell: 785-418-7234 LF 11 Jeremiah Arellano .356 104 23 37 8 0 0 16 3-9 18 CF 2 Ben Koler .275 102 16 28 7 1 1 15 3-5 12 RF 33 Jakob Edwards .293 123 20 36 8 0 3 29 9-10 16 DH 20 Holland Boan .408 98 23 40 3 2 10 37 2-4 13 7 KCAC CHAMPIONSIHPS | 7 GREAT PLAINS REGIONAL APPEARANCES | 13 NAIA ALL-AMERICANS | 2O REGION IV & DISTRICT 10 SELECTIONS | 169 All-Conference Selections Ottawa ottawa baseball No. Name Pos. B/T Ht. Wt. Yr. Hometown/Previous School 1 Yaniel Ramos INF R/R 6-0 180 Jr. Carolina, Puerto Rico/Pasco Hernando Community College Alphabetical Roster 2 Benjamin Koler OF R/R 5-9 185 Sr. Federal Way, Wash./Olympic College 9 Matt Aguilar 18 Alex Almeida 4 Eric Reece RHP L/R 5-8 130 Jr. San Antonio, Texas/Eastern Oklahoma State College 7 Elliot Antonetty 5 Gabe Ecksatine OF R/R 6-4 200 Jr. LeMars, Iowa/Saint Peter’s University 11 Jeremiah Arellano 6 Hector Sepulveda RHP R/R 6-1 200 Jr. Douglas, Ariz./Corbin University 22 Kyle Banister 7 Elliot Antonetty C R/R 6-3 225 Sr. Gurabo, Puerto Rico/Jackson State University 14 James Benham 8 Zachary Spradlin INF R/R 5-8 185 Jr. Hoquiam, Wash./Garys Harbor College 17 Jakob Billingham 9 Matt Aguilar INF/RHP R/R 5-11 170 Sr. Keizer, Ore./Arizona Christian University 20 Holland Boan 10 Dillon Burris RHP R/R 5-9 175 Fr. Nacogdoches, Texas/Tyler Junior College 32 Merrick Brown 11 Jeremiah Arellano OF L/R 5-11 175 Sr. Pueblo, Colo./Colorado State University - Pueblo 10 Dillon Burris 13 Austin Warfel RHP R/R 6-1 200 Jr. Oklahoma City, Okla./Eastern Oklahoma State College 29 Eli Crall 14 James Benham RHP R/R 6-4 190 Fr. Poway, Calif./Palomar College 23 Rylan Cratsenberg 15 Jeremy Husband LHP L/L 5-11 195 Jr. Kingwood, Texas/Northeastern State University 24 Yadiel Cruz 16 Zach Henry OF R/R/ 6-2 175 Sr. Kent, Wash./Northwestern College 5 Gabe Ecksatine 17 Jakob Billingham C R/R 6-4 240 Fr. Denver, Colo./Northeastern Junior College 33 Jakob Edwards 18 Alec Almeida INF/OF R/R 5-10 150 Fr. Rogers, Ark./Heritage 35 Jackson Flack 19 Tony Oreb RHP R/R 6-3 195 Jr. San Diego, Calif./Texas Wesleyan University 31 Angelo Florendo 20 Holland Boan INF R/R 6-4 225 Jr. Pike Road, Ala./Coastal Alabama Community College 37 Jared Gray 21 Ryan Stejskal OF R/R 6-4 210 So. Arlington Heights, Ill./Harper College 16 Zach Henry 22 Kyle Banister INF R/R 5-11 155 Sr. SeaTec, Wash./Pierce College 15 Jeremy Husband 23 Rylan Cratsenberg INF R/R 6-3 230 Sr. Federal Way, Wash./Pierce College 2 Benjamin Koler 24 Yadiel Cruz RHP R/R 6-5 220 Jr. Caugus, Puerto Rico/Park University 28 Stephen Norrell 25 Sheldon Paramore INF L/R 5-11 180 Sr. Mansfield, Texas/Brookhaven College 19 Tony Oreb 26 Austin Skelhorn RHP R/R 6-3 215 Sr. Rosedale, British Columbia, Canada/Lane Community College 25 Sheldon Paramore 27 Logan Zozaya INF R/R 6-2 205 Sr. Grants Pass, Ore./Lane Community College 1 Yaniel Ramos 28 Stephen Norrell RHP R/R 6-4 240 Jr.
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