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3-HOME RUN GAMES (1994 - Present) Date Player Team Opponent H/AB August 1, 1995 Doug Barner Rochester Dubuque 3/5 August 7, 1998 Ryan Duncheon Waterloo St NO-HITTERS (1994 - present) Date Pitcher Team Opponent Result July 16, 1998 Val Pascucci Rochester Southern Minny W, 9-0 (G1) August 5, 1998 Brian Tarajack Waterloo Brainerd W, 4-0 (G2) June 15, 2003 Thomas Diamond St. Cloud Alexandria W, 5-0 June 25, 2004 Lance Broadway Wisconsin Alexandria W, 3-0 July 3, 2004 Adam Sanabria Rochester Mankato W, 13-0 (6 inn) August 6, 2004 Greg Reinhard Wisconsin Madison W, 3-0 July 16, 2007 Andy Marks Duluth Brainerd W, 2-0 (G1) June 18, 2008 Aaron Dott La Crosse Green Bay W, 6-1 June 12, 2009 Bobby Pritchett Wisconsin Green Bay W, 4-0 June 17, 2009 Kurtis Frymier St. Cloud La Crosse W, 2-0 (G1) July 16, 2009 Tyler Bremer Eau Claire Battle Creek W, 4-0 July 27, 2009 Tim Griffin Mankato St. Cloud W, 6-0 August 1, 2010 Rusty Shellhorn Madison Wisconsin Rapids W, 4-0 August 4, 2010 Sander Beck Alexandria Brainerd W, 2-0 (G2) August 11, 2010 Combined* Willmar Brainerd L, 4-2 (G2) August 11, 2011 Combined** Eau Claire Wisconsin Rapids W, 5-0 July 15, 2013 Jacob Stone Waterloo Thunder Bay W, 8-0 July 15, 2014 Domenic Mazza Wisconsin Rapids Lakeshore L, 2-0 July 2, 2016 Rigo Beltran Kenosha Kingfish Rockford W, 3-0 (7 inn) July 16, 2016 Shannon Broussard Thunder Bay Duluth W, 7-0 July 7, 2017 Combined*** Battle Creek Madison W, 3-0 July 17, 2018 Combined**** Madison Lakeshore W, 2-1 July 29, 2018 Matt Butler Bismarck Eau Claire T, 0-0 (6 inn) July 5, 2019 Jack Mahoney Green Bay Rockford W, 5-0 HITTING FOR THE CYCLE (1994 - present) Date Player Team Opponent H/AB July 10, 1996 Jason Huisman Waterloo Dubuque 4/6 July 13, 1997 Matt Cepicky Waterloo Kenosha 5/6 July 15, 1997 Ben Birk Rochester Wausau 4/5 July 6, 2001 Tony Arnerich St. Cloud Rochester 4/5 August 2, 2003 Mike Pankratz Wisconsin Madison 4/5 August 11, 2005 Reid Fronk Mankato St. Cloud 5/6 June 20, 2007 Eric Thames La Crosse Thunder Bay 6/6 July 11, 2013 Austin Diemer Wisconsin Madison 4/4 June 21, 2016 Steve Passatempo Wisconsin Duluth 4/5 July 3, 2017 Owen Miller Lakeshore Kalamazoo 5/5 July 5, 2017 Owen Miller Lakeshore Rockford 5/5 August 10, 2019 Anthony Galason Wis Rapids Lakeshore 4/6 4-HOME RUN GAMES (1994 - present) Date Player Team Opponent H/AB July 4, 2015 Lucas Raley Lakeshore Kalamazoo 4/5 3-HOME RUN GAMES (1994 - present) Date Player Team Opponent H/AB August 1, 1995 Doug Barner Rochester Dubuque 3/5 August 7, 1998 Ryan Duncheon Waterloo St. Cloud 3/4 July 5, 2000 Chris Hinrichs Wisconsin Rochester 3/5 July 10, 2004 Sergio Pedroza Rochester La Crosse 3/4 July 8, 2007 Drew Hoisington Rochester Brainerd 3/6 July 17, 2007 Jeremy Barnes Wisconsin Battle Creek 4/6 (2B) July 2, 2011 Shaun Cooper Mankato Rochester 3/5 July 12, 2012 Ben Moore Alexandria Duluth 5/5 June 16, 2013 Tim Cusick Alexandria Rochester 3/5 July 16, 2014 Hutton Moyer Willmar Duluth 3/5 June 13, 2016 Brian Lees Green Bay Kalamazoo 4/5 June 11, 2017 J.D, Mundy Battle Creek Wisconsin 4/4 June 23, 2017 Joe Genord Waterloo Duluth 4/5 (2B) June 25, 2017 Ryan Fitzpatrick Rochester St. Cloud 3/5 July 4, 2017 Christian Jones Wisconsin Rapids Rockford 3/5 July 29, 2018 Jack Barrie St. Cloud Rox Thunder Bay 3/5 July 12, 2019 Joe Mason Green Bay Lakeshore 3/5 August 7, 2019 Sam Baier Willmar Rochester 3/5 * Jeff Barto, Daniel Zapata, Logan Birr & Jacob Barnes combined for the no-hitter but walked 5 and defense committed 3 errors ** Tony Vocca struck out 14 over 8 innings and Mike Couch struck out 3 in the 9th inning. *** Jared Middleton struck out 10 over 7 innings and Mark Quinby and Colton Bradley each threw a shutout inning **** Brian Morrell struck out four over five innings and Jonah Smith struck out three in two innings.
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