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BWABL NO-HITTERS Year Pitcher Opponent BWABL NO-HITTERS Year Pitcher Opponent 1975 ROSS GRIMSLEY, Baltimore Nads Silver Spring Studs PHIL NIEKRO, Cockeysville Exit Max Pages LUIS TIANT, Bethesda Giants Max Pages 1976 JIM PALMER, National Bohs Baltimore Bays BRUCE KISON, Ducks Bannockburn Dodgers DENNIS ECKERSLEY, Potomac Rookies Ducks *RON REED, Potomac Rookies Baltimore Bays 1977 RAY BURRIS, Springfield Grays Carrollton Cubs RICK WISE, Beltway Bullpups Potomac Rookies 1978 FRED NORMAN, Springwood Spartans Essex Commuters **MIKE TORREZ, Springfield Grays National Bohs 1979 RON GUIDRY, Montpelier Dodgers Washington Bureaucrats 1980 TOM SEAVER, Springwood Spartans Potomac Rookies 1982 NOLAN RYAN, Jarrettsville Bays The Sycamores STEVE McCATTY, Washington Bureaucrats Germantown Cardinals **SCOTT McGREGOR, STEVE COMER, ROY JACKSON, The Mahdis DAN QUISENBERRY, The Spartans **STEVE CARLTON, Jarrettsville Bays Baby Seals 1983 MANNY SARMIENTO, The Spartans Brig’s Bums SCOTT McGREGOR, ROY JACKSON, TOM SEAVER, Cockeysville Exit JESSE OROSCO, The Spartans FERNANDO VALENZUELA, Washington Bureaucrats The Spartans 1984 JOHN DENNY, Cockeysville Exit Jarrettsville Bays 1985 FRANK VIOLA, Jarrettsville Bays Cockeysville Exit 1987 BOB OJEDA, Brig’s Bums The Spartans KIRK McCASKILL, Vienna Rebels Jarrettsville Bays FERNANDO VALENZUELA, Washington Bureaucrats Germantown Giants 1989 MARK LANGSTON, Alexandria Quetzalcoatli Vienna Rebels FRANK VIOLA, Jarrettsville Bays Riverdale Roughriders 1990 TOM CANDIOTTI, Brig’s Bums Fairfax Blues TIM BELCHER, Germantown Giants Brig’s Bums *losing pitcher **in playoffs ***perfect game BWABL NO-HITTERS Year Pitcher Opponent 1990 **JIM DESHAIES, Washington Bureaucrats Cockeysville Exit 1991 BOB WELCH, National Bohs The Spartans 1992 ROGER CLEMENS, Jarrettsville Bays Glendale Antelopes BRET SABERHAGEN, Cockeysville Exit Havre de Grace Spartans MIKE MOORE, Havre de Grace Spartans Brig’s Bums 1995 GREG MADDUX, Riverdale Roughriders Kingsville Knights DENNIS MARTINEZ, Cockeysville Exit National Bohs 1996 BUTCH HENRY, Washington Bureaucrats Riverdale Roughriders 1997 SHANE REYNOLDS, Jarrettsville Bays Cockeysville Exit ALEX FERNANDEZ, Scottsdale Scorpions Riverdale Roughriders PAT HENTGEN, Ballston Bombers Westminster Blizzard 1998 JUSTIN THOMPSON, Scottsdale Scorpions Vienna Rebels 1999 MATT MORRIS, Gaithersburg Giants York Trailblazers 2003 DEREK LOWE, Gaithersburg Giants Westminster Blizzard 2005 CARLOS ZAMBRANO, Shenandoah Rebels Westminster Blizzard 2009 **EDISON VOLQUEZ, Shenandoah Rebels Ni River Blues 2010 JOSH BECKETT, Suburbia Rumrunners Cockeysville Exit 2011 JOHAN SANTANA, Columbia Big News National Bohs 2012 ZACK GREINKE, Shenandoah Rebels South County Pylons ALEXI OGANDO, OldBays Cockeysville Exit 2013 TIM HUDSON, GLEN PERKINS, CRAIG BRESLOW, Riverdale Roughriders HUSTON STREET, JOSE MIJARES, Westminster Blizzard KRIS MEDLEN, Potomac Warriors Riverdale Roughriders 2014 C. J. WILSON, Cockeysville Exit Shenandoah Rebels 2015 ***COREY KLUBER, Cockeysville Exit National Bohs ***JAKE ARRIETA, Shenandoah Rebels Westminster Blizzard JULIO TEHERAN, Suburbia Rumrunners Can of Corn *losing pitcher **in playoffs ***perfect game BWABL NO-HITTERS Year Pitcher Opponent 2016 SONNY GRAY, Can of Corn Westminster Blizzard 2018 ALEX WOOD, Warriors York Trailblazers JAKE ARRIETA, Rebels Bennet Run Boilermakers 2019 JACOB DEGROM, Blizzard Shenandoah Rebels 2021 DAVID PETERSON, Phantoms Suburbia Rumrunners CHRISTIAN JAVIER, Fireballs Potomac Warriors TREVOR BAUER, Rebels Clarksville Can of Corn *losing pitcher **in playoffs ***perfect game .
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