St. Cloud Rox (MN) (22-15 Overall, 2-0 Second Half) vs. (MN) (22-15 Overall, 0-2 Second Half) Thursday, July 5th/Friday, July 6th -- 7:05 PM -- St. Cloud, MN/Bill Taunton Stadium -- Willmar, MN Game #38/39 (Overall), #3/4 (2nd Half) - Home/Road Game #19/21 Radio: 1390 AM St. Cloud App: 1390 Granite City Sports Broadcaster: Evan Hughes Media Contact: [email protected]

UPCOMING GAMES AND PITCHING PROBABLES Sunday, July 7th @BIS 3:05 PM St. Cloud TBA vs Bismarck TBA 1390 AM St. Cloud/1390GraniteCitySports.com Monday, July 8th @BIS 7:05 PM St. Cloud TBA vs Bismarck TBA 1390 AM St. Cloud/1390GraniteCitySports.com Tuesday, July 9th ROC 7:05 PM St. Cloud TBA vs Rochester TBA 1390 AM St. Cloud/1390GraniteCitySports.com Wednesday, July 10th (DH) @ROC 5:00 PM/6:35 PM St. Cloud TBA vs Rochester TBA 1390 AM St. Cloud/1390GraniteCitySports.com ROX SWEEP THUNDER BAY IN CANADA: After picking up their first win of the second half of the season on Tuesday, the Rox made it a sweep on Wednesday. Ben Carew (Kent 2019 Rox Overview Overall Record...... 22-15 State) tied the Rox single game record for doubles as St. Cloud (22-15) swept Thunder Bay (14-23) by a First Half Regular Season Record...... 20-15 score of 3-2. St. Cloud went ahead 1-0 in the top of the third inning after Zack Elliott (Minnesota) scored Second Half Regular Season Record.....2-0 Home...... 10-8 on a wild pitch. With the game tied 1-1 in the top of the sixth inning, Garrett Delano (Brown) scored Road...... 12-7 Carew from third base on a sacrifice-fly to center field. The Rox would tack on an insurance run in the top Place NWL Great Plains West...... T1 of the ninth inning as Delano scored on a wild pitch. Trevor Koenig (St. Cloud State) pitched eight innings Games Behind...... 0.0 GB and earned the win on the mound. Blake Stelzer (Concordia-St. Paul) notched the save. The Rox now Last 15...... 10-5 move to 4-0 on the season against the Border Cats. Last 10...... 6-4 Last 5...... 3-2 2018 Home Attendance...... 54,665 Home Dates Left...... 20 THREE ROX PLAYERS NAMED TO ALL-STAR GAME: The North- woods League announced the All-Star rosters on Friday morning. Three Rox players were named to the Great Plains roster, including RJ Martinez (Minot State), Trevor Koenig (St. Cloud State) and Garrett Rox July Schedule Delano (Brown). The game will take place on July 16th at Riverfront Stadium in Waterloo, Iowa. 7/1 @DUL 8-3 W 7/2 @DUL 8-7 L 7/3 @TB 3-1 W 7/4 @TB 3-2 W 7/5 WIL 7:05 7/6 @WIL 7:05 7/7 @BIS 3:05 7/8 @BIS 7:05 LOOKING BACK AT A FUN FIRST HALF OF THE SEASON: With 7/9 ROC 7:05 a 20-15 record in the first half of the season, St. Cloud came in second place of the Great Plains West 7/10 @ROC 7:05 7/11 MAN 7:05 Division. A few highlights included the Rox winning 11 of 12 games late in June and 7 in a row. RJ 7/12 @MAN 7:05 7/13 @BIS 6:05 Martinez was tied for the most wins by a pitcher in the league with five. Jordan Barth finished in the 7/14 @BIS 1:05 top five of total hits in the league. The Rox look to win the second half of the season and clinch the 7/15 OFF OFF 7/16 ASG TBA final playoff berth. 7/17 OFF OFF 7/18 BIS 7:05 7/19 BIS 7:05 7/20 DUL 6:05 7/21 DUL 4:05 7/22 @WAT 6:35 Freddy Achecar drove 7/23 @WAT 6:35 ACHECAR ON A TEAR AFTER DULUTH SERIES: 7/24 OFF OFF in three runs in the win on Monday and five on Tuesday to finish the two-game series with 8 RBIs. Of 7/25 BIS 7:05 7/26 BIS 7:05 the 15 runs combined in the two-game series, 8 came from Achecar. 7/27 TB 6:05 7/28 TB 4:05 7/29 @MAN (DH) 12:05/7:05 7/30 WAT 7:05 7/31 WAT 7:05

ROX PITCHERS FOR SERIES: After earning a four inning save on Monday, Rhyse Dee St. Cloud Social Media (Wake Forest) will be making his first start of the season on Friday in the series opener. On Saturday, Twitter: @StCloudRox Ben Dotzler (Creighton) will start the series finale against the Stingers at Bill Taunton Stadium. Facebook: St. Cloud Rox Instagram: @StCloudRox Snapchat: St Cloud Rox

FOR UP-TO-DATE PLAYER AND TEAM NEWS, STATS, ETC VISIT northwoodsleague.com/st-cloud-rox/ ROX POSITION PLAYER NOTES 2 23 Freddy Achecar UTI/LHP 6’2, 230, Jr Atlanta, Georgia Georgetown

Hit .250 in 168 at-bats, 42 hits, 2 home runs, 18 RBI’s in jis junior season at Georgetown in 2019. Appeared in 40 games in 2018 at Georgetown, making 29 starts as a sophomore. He finished with a .288 on base percentage and was named to the BIG EAST All-Academic team. -A true utility player, Achecar can play 1B, LF, RF as well as pitch. -Two-year starter at the Lovett School, winning the State Championship as a senior and was named Defensive Player of the Year. During that season, he hit .352, carried a 0.40 ERA on the mound and posted a .989 fielding percentage at 1B.

1 Jordan Barth INF 6’1, 185, Soph Cold Spring, Minnesota Augustana -Had 65 hits, 45 RBI’s, 9 home runs, a .422 batting average in 154 at-bats in his sophomore season at Augustana in 2019. -As a freshman at Augustana in 2018, Barth was named NSIC All-Tournament MVP and the NSIC Freshman of the Year. He hit .362 and started in all 59 games of the season. -Helped guide Augustana to its first ever National Championship in 2018. -Attended Rocori High School, leading them to a Minnesota State Baseball Tournament appearance.

21 Brett Bonar C/1B 6’0, 220, Jr Rose Hill, Kansas Nebraska-Omaha

Had a .238 batting average, 49 hits, 36 RBI’s, and 5 home runs in his first season at Nebraska-Omaha in 2019, helping them to an NCAA Tournament appearance. -In 2018, Bonar played for Barton County CC where he was named 2nd-team All-KJCC as a sophomore. -In 2018, he led his team in batting average at .410 and RBI at 69. -Helped lead Barton to a JUCO World Series appearance. -Hobbies include video games, fishing, listening to music and working out.

7 Ben Carew OF 6’0, 190, RS-Soph Appleton, Wisconsin Kent State -Had 219 at-bats, 89 hits, 31 RBI’s, 3 home runs, hit .406 in his redshirt sophomore season at Kent State in 2019. -Carew is a returner from the 2018 St. Cloud Rox team that finished with a winning record -Following a redshirt season at Kent State in 2017, Carew made 16 appearances and did not commit an error in the outfield -Enjoys camping, fishing and boating -The person he admires most is Aaron Rodgers

27 Garett Delano RHP/OF 6’2, 205, Jr Callahan, FL Brown -69 innings pitched, 3-5 record, 4.83 ERA, 41 strikeouts on the mound in 2019 at Brown. Had a .289 batting average in 142 plate appearances, 41 hits, 25 RBIs, 6 home runs. -In 2018, Delano was a force both on the mound as he earned wins against Dallas Baptist and Princeton. He also led the team in strikeouts as a member of the weekend staff -He also paced Brown at the plate in 2018, leading the team in batting average at .266 -Hit .500 in a three-game series vs Texas A&M as a freshman in 2017 -Salutatorian at West Nassau High School

4 Zack Elliott UTI 6’3, 180, Fr Eden Prairie, Minnesota Minnesota -Hit .154 in 13 plate appearances in 2019 in his freshman season at Minnesota in 2019. -Helped lead Eden Prairie to the Class 4A State Championship in his junior season -2018 Mr. Minnesota Baseball finalist -A three-sport athlete in high school who also participated in football as an outside linebacker and a small forward in basketball

3 Brady Harlan OF 6’0, 190, Jr Corsicana, Texas Oklahoma -Hit .256 in 133 at-bats, 34 hits, 20 RBI’s, 1 home run, 6 stolen bases in his junior season at Oklahoma in 2019 -Began his career at Texas in 2016, transferred to Oklahoma for academics and returned to baseball in 2019 -Played baseball with Kyler Murray growing up ROX POSITION PLAYER NOTES 3 16 Jack Kelly C 6’0, 185, Soph St. Michael, Minnesota Northwestern -He hit .296 in his sophomore season at Northwestern in 2019 -Appeared in 24 games, making 15 starts at catcher in his freshman season in 2018 -Four-year letterwinner at St. Michael-Albertville, leading them to a state tournament appearance in 2015 -Intends to major in economics

55 Garret Nielsen OF 6’4, 240, Fr Alpine, California California Hit .200 in 40 at-bats in his freshman season at California. -At Christian High School, he hit .395 66 runs, 102 hits, 56 RBIs and 15 home runs -His mom, Ginger Helgeson, was a professional tennis player who climbed as high as number 29 in the world singles rankings She was a three-time AA at Pepperdine

17 Parker Smejkal 3B/OF 6’2, 210, RS-Jr Columbus, Nebraska Nebraska-Omaha

-Hit .329 in 164 at-bats in his first season with Nebraska-Omaha, helping them to an NCAA Tournament appearance in 2019 -Transferred in from Coffeyville CC -Sister, Morgan, was a member of the Nebraska golf team -Mother, Andrea, played basketball at Concordia (Nebraska)

10 Hance Smith RHP/UTI 5’11, 180, Soph Petaluma, California California -Did not see action on the mound in 2019 with California but did have 12 at-bats in his sophomore season -A returning player from the 2018 St. Cloud Rox squad as Smith helped secure another winning season for the Rox -Played all nine positions in the last game of the season vs Eau Claire -Member of the Petaluma National Little League team that competed at the Little League World Series in 2012

5 Gus Steiger UTI 5’11, 180, Soph Minnetonka, Minnesota South Dakota State -Hit .324 in 225 at-bats in his sophomore season at South Dakota State -Steiger is a returning player to the St. Cloud Rox after helping the team secure another winning season in 2018 -He primarily played second base and shortstop with the Rox in 2018 -As a freshman at SDSU in 2018, he was named Summit League All-Tournament team and All-Summit League Second team -Led SDSU in batting average and hits as a freshman in 2018

6 Landon Stephens 3B/2B/1B 6’2, 210, Jr Hamilton, Ohio Miami-Ohio -Hit .316 in 2019 in 225 at-bats with Miami-Ohio, driving in 46 runs -A returning player to St. Cloud from the 2018 team, helping the Rox to another winning season -Stephens was a 2018 Northwoods League All-Star, hitting in the cleanup spot for the North team -Played in the 2010 Little League World Series

29 Brendan Tinsman C 6’2, 230, Fr Cape Elizabeth, Maine Wake Forest .265 batting average, 155 at-bats, 41 hits, 41 RBI’s, and 10 home runs in his first season at Wake Forest in 2019 -Coach Walter, Wake Forest HC, had this to say about Tinsman: “Brendan is as talented as any catcher we’ve had here in the last decade. He features plus bat speed and his work ethic is off the charts. This young man has a chance to be really special.” -Gatorade Player of the Year in Maine, hitting .510 as a senior -Chose Wake Forest over Virginia and Vanderbilt -Sister, Ashley, plays softball at Maine ROX PITCHING NOTES 4 17 Riley Ahern RHP 6’3, 210, RS-Fr Inner Grove Heights, Minnesota St. Cloud State

-Finished the 2019 season with a 1.95 ERA in 32.1 innings pitched while appearing 15 times out of the bullpen -Redshirted in 2018 -Younger brother of SCSU standout Shannon Ahern -Business major -Enjoys ping pong and golf 24 Carter Bosch RHP 6’2, 190, Fr McLean, Virginia Georgetown

-Had a 2-3 record, 18 appearances, 6 games started, 38 innings pitched, 45 strikeouts, 9.00 ERA in his freshman season in 2019 at Georgetown -Three-year starter at Potomac School in VA -Had a 0.17 ERA his junior season of high school in 41 innings pitched -Three-year starter and captain on the football team, earning honorable mention all-state his senior season

48 Kevin Davis RHP 6’9, 250, Soph Homer Glen, Illinois USC Upstate -67 innings pitched, 11 games started, 5-3, 63 strikeouts, 5.10 ERA in the spring of 2019 at Olney Community College -Throws a fastball, curveball and changeup -Transferring into USC Upstate next season -Earned the save in the second game of the season, striking out two of the three batters he faced

42 Rhyse Dee RHP 6’1, 230, Jr Phoenix, Arizona Wake Forest -0-0 record, 2.0 innings pitched, 1 strikeout, 9.00 ERA in the spring of 2019 at Wake Forest -Coach Walter, Wake Forest HC, said this about Dee in February if 2019: “Rhyse is recovering from off-season surgery and not quite ready to pitch in a game. Hopefully by March 1 he’ll be in the mix for innings. Rhyse has a good sinking fastball, a solid breaking ball and a plus change. The key for Rhyse is to command the fastball and pitch ahead.” -Made four appearances out of the bullpen in 2018 in 3.1 innings of work. Pitched against Coastal Carolina. -A PGCBL All-Star last summer with the Elmira Pioneers.

20 Ben Dotzler RHP 6’3, 225, Jr Ida Grove, Iowa Creighton -Pitched 40.2 innings and had a 3.10 ERA in his first season at Creighton in the spring of 2019, helping the Blue Jays to the NCAA Tournament -Spent his first two seasons at Iowa Western Community College, where he collected a combined 11-0 record and 68 strikeouts -Holds his high school’s record for most wins and strikeouts as well as season ERA -A two-sport athlete in high school, Dotzler holds high high school’s football record for most passing yards in a career

25 Pedro Garcia RHP 5’11, 220, Jr Maracaibo, Venezuela Georgia Gwinnett College -74 innings pitched and a 3.41 ERA in his first season at Georgia Gwinnett College in the spring of 2019 -Prior to GGC, he helped Southeastern Community College reach the regional final -Has six sisters and three brothers

31 Drew Garrett RHP 6’6, 190, Fr Columbia, Missouri Johnson County CC

-8 appearances on the mound, 5.2 innings pitched, 3.18 ERA, 12 strikeouts in his freshman season in 2019 -Has a fastball that sits in the low 90s and compliments it with a breaking ball pitch -Helped Hickman High School make the Missouri Class 5 championship game and finished his senior season with a record of 27-11 -Has a superstition of always drinking a Coke before each game

9 Lucas Gather LHP 6’1, 190, Fr Roseville, California California -13.1 innings pitched, 8.10 ERA, 8 strikeouts and a 2-0 record in the spring of 2019 -Competed on the 2017 Oakland Athletics Area Code Team -His brother, Eric, pitched for the University of Arizona. He was drafted in 2008 by the Cleveland Indians and played for the Atlanta Braves, Houston Astros and Oakland Athletics. He also pitched for Team Israel in the 2013 World Baseball Classic qualifying round. -Lucas enjoys frisbee, golf, swimming, working out and going to the movies in his free time ROX PITCHING NOTES 5

30 Trevor Koenig LHP 6’11, 220, Soph St. Cloud, Minnesota St.Cloud State -0-0 record, 4.91 ERA, 10 appearances, 2 starts, 14.2 innings pitched, 18 strikeouts in the spring of 2019 -As a freshman in 2018, he made 10 appearances on the mound and finished with a 2-1 record with 23 strikeouts -Graduated from St. Cloud Tech High School in 2017 where he was All-Region Player of the Year -Finished his high school career with a 1.80 ERA, 177 strikeouts and 17 victories (school record) -2017 draft pick of the Milwaukee Brewers in the 2017 draft

9 RJ Martinez LHP 5’11, 170, RS-Soph Moreno Valley, California Minot State

-3.64 ERA, 59.1 innings pitched, 59 strikeouts, and a 3-2 record in the spring of 2019 -His season high of innings pitched was 7.1 vs Wayne State College in April -College teammate of Mikie Borst, member of the 2018 St. Cloud Rox squad -Started the first game of the season vs Rochester, pitching three innings

22 Max Rippl RHP/OF 6’1, 200, Fr Fort Myers, Florida Kent State -22.1 innings pitched, 22 strikeouts, 1-1 record, 1 save and 6.45 ERA in his freshman season in the spring of 2019 -A three-year letterman in football and baseball at Southwest Florida Christian Academy -Named All-State and SWFL Baseball Player of the Year his senior season -Hit .431 for his career at the plate and carried a 2.50 ERA with 194 strikeouts -Saw relief work out of the bullpen in the first game of the season

32 Trae Robertson LHP 6’5, 200, Fr Columbia, Missouri Missouri -17.2 innings pitched, 17 strikeouts, 2-0 record and 4.08 ERA in his freshman season at Missouri in the spring of 2019 -Selected in the 38th round of the 2018 MLB Draft by the Kansas City Royals -Perfect Game’s number five overall recruit in the state of Missouri in 2018 -Has six siblings -Chose Missouri over Arkansas, Missouri State, Kansas State, Kansas and Wichita State

33 Blake Stelzer RHP 6’3, 210, Jr Lakeville, Minnesota Concordia-St. Paul

-32.2 innings pitched, 35 strikeouts, 3-2 record and 3.03 ERA in the spring of 2019 -Appeared in just three combined games in his first two seasons with Concordia-St. Paul -At Rochester Community and Technical College, he guided the Yellow Jackets to a 31-11 season -Intends to major in Business -Saw relief action out of the bullpen in the season opener, pitching three innings and allowing no earned runs

11 Justin Wick LHP 6’3, 185, RS-Jr Parker, Colorado Creighton -9 appearances on the mound in the spring of 2019, helping Creighton get to the NCAA Tournament -A returning member of the 2018 St. Cloud Rox squad that helped secure another winning season for the Rox -Wick was signed late in the season last year in St. Cloud but was crucial down the stretch, turning himself into one of the top bullpen arms. He finished the summer tossing 6.1 innings and striking out 11 batters without allowing a run the entire season. -He pitched 42.1 innings as a freshman at South Mountain Community College but was unable to pitch in 2017 due to Tommy John surgery.

28 Richie Holetz RHP 6’4, 205, Fr Edina, Minnesota Nebraska-Omaha -16.0 innings pitched, 0-2 record on the mound, and 9 strikeouts in the spring of 2019 -Two-year letterwinner at Edina High School, winning the 2018 conference championship -Helped his team to a 4th place finish at the American Legion Division I Minnesota State Tournament -Business major -Holetz enjoys playing golf, hockey and fishing in his free time 2019 ST. CLOUD ROX COACHING STAFF 6

ROX FIELD MANAGER: AUGIE RODRIGUEZ ROX COACHING STAFF FIELD MANAGER - Augie Rodriguez (40 years old, 7th season on the ASSISTANT COACH: BOARDMAN ADAMS (1st season with job, has been with St. Cloud every year since the franchise became the Rox in St. Cloud)...is an assistant coach at McMurray University since the 2012)...is an associate scout with the Reds in addition to being with St. Cloud. summer of 2017. Prior to joining McMurray, he served as a student Played 6 years of professional ball at the independent level (191 innings, 76 assistant coach at his alma mater, Howard Payne University. Adams appearances, 12-10 record, 11 saves, 3.03 ERA). He also played for the Puerto Rican Major Winter League and a season in the European Major League. brings a unique skill set, serving as a GM for the Seaside Steelheads, Rodriguez played his college ball at Augusta State, which is a Division II school Forestbrook Mallards and the Carolina Forest Crawdads. Adams’ in Georgia. Was the pitching coach for the St. Cloud River Bats in 2011 and led team won the Beach Collegiate Baseball League in 2017 and was a pitching staff to a NWL best 3.21 ERA that season. He was elevated to Field named Coach of the Year. He is from the state of Texas. Manager the next year in the first season of the St. Cloud Rox. ASSISTANT COACH: DAVID BELLAMY (1st season with St. From 2013-2017, no team won more games in the Northwoods League than St. Cloud)...is a graduate assistant coach at New Mexico State, his alma Cloud, all under the leadership of Rodriguez. In 2015 and 2017, he led the Rox mater. In 2019, he helped guide the Aggies to a 38-win season. to the Summer Collegiate World Series and claimed the first title in franchise As a player, he began his career at Saint Martin’s University before history in 2017. He was also honored by his coaching peers with the 2016 transferring to a JUCO. His mother, Cathy, ran track and was an Northwoods League Manager of the Year Award. All-American at the University of Minnesota, where she has been inducted into the Hall of Fame. She went on to win a Gold Medal in In June of the 2019 season, Rodriguez moved into the top five of all-time wins the 1984 World Cross Country Championship. by a Northwoods League Field Manager with 255 career victories. ASSISTANT COACH: ALEX MIKLOS (1st season with St. After spending the 2018 season as the Director of Baseball Operations, Rodri- Cloud)...was a standout player at Kent State from 2012-2015, help- guez returns as the Field Manager and will continue to oversee player person- ing the Golden Flashes to a College World Series appearance in nel. In July of 2018, he and his wife, Rachel, welcomed their first born son, AJ, to 2012. He had the game-winning RBI vs Kentucky in the 21st inning the world. of an NCAA regional. Tied for school-record 15 triples in a career. 2019 ST. CLOUD ROX TEAM STATS 7 REGULAR SEASON SCORING BREAKDOWN 1st 2nd 3rd 4th 5th 6th 7th 8th 9th Extras Totals ST. CLOUD 12 11 28 38 26 30 24 31 12 4 212 OPPONENT 18 28 19 22 16 21 13 14 23 4 180 DIFFERENTIAL -6 -17 +9 +16 +10 +9 +11 +16 -11 -- +32

ROX VS. Great Plains East/West Divisions TOTAL HOME ROAD 2-2 0-2 2-0 4-2 2-0 2-2 Mankato MoonDogs 2-4 2-3 0-1 3-2 0-1 3-1 Thunder Bay Border Cats 4-0 2-0 2-0 2-2 1-1 1-1 Willmar Stingers 5-3 3-1 2-2

TOTALS 22-15 10-8 12-6 First Half 20-15 10-8 10-6 Second Half 2-0 -- 2-0

NORTHWOODS LEAGUE AWARD WINNERS

PLAYER DATE AWARD STATS Hance Smith Monday, June 10 Player of the Night Grand Slam, 4 RBIs Jack Kelly Tuesday, June 25 Player of the Night Grand Slam, 4 RBIs Jordan Barth Monday, July 1 Player of the Night 2-run HR, 4 RBIs 2019 ST. CLOUD ROX DAY-BY-DAY RESULTS 8 DATE OPPONENT W/L SCORE REC PLACE G+/- WINNER LOSER SAVE TIME ATT 5/28 @ROC L 7-5 0-1 T4 1 GB Marty Tolson Jr. Max Rippl -- 3:09 804 5/29 @ROC W 5-3 1-1 T3 1 GB Taylor Lepard Daniel Silva Kevin Davis 2:33 733 5/30 @WAT L 12-4 1-2 4 2 GB Dylan Phillips Carter Bosch Austin VanDeWiele 3:28 622 5/31 @WAT W 4-0 2-2 4 2 GB Trevor Koenig Jack Corkery Joey Stock 2:53 845 6/1 BIS L 9-6 2-3 4 3 GB Trent Sidwell Taylor Lepard Conner Tomasic 3:12 1941 6/2 BIS L 16-5 2-4 T4 4 GB Jordan Howard Trae Robertson -- 3:30 1811 6/3 @DUL L 6-5 (11) 2-5 5 4 GB Logan VanWey Joey Stock -- 3:12 830 6/4 DUL W 7-2 3-5 T4 4 GB RJ Martinez Austin Smith -- 2:31 1008 6/5 @MAN L 6-4 3-6 5 4 GB Shane Barringer Ryan Swanson Hayden Juenger 2:36 917 6/6 MAN W 10-2 4-6 T4 4 GB Carter Bosch Jimmy Larson -- 2:28 1622 6/7 ROC L 4-1 4-7 5 4 GB Evan Layne Taylor Lepard Marty Tolson Jr. 3:01 1749 6/8 @ROC W 9-8 (10) 5-7 5 4 GB Blake Stelzer Landon Anderson -- 3:49 951 6/9 WIL W 2-1 6-7 5 3 GB Cam Kline Bradley Kinsey -- 2:20 1784 6/10 @WIL W 8-3 7-7 5 2 GB Rhyse Dee Garret Rukes -- 2:43 941 6/11 MAN (DH) L 12-3 7-8 5 2.5 GB Nick Schmidt Richie Holetz -- 3:06 1284 6/11 MAN (DH) W 1-0 (5) 8-8 5 2 GB RJ Martinez Jacob Nagel -- 1:05 1033 6/12 @WIL L 3-2 8-9 5 3 GB Casey Cobb Blake Stelzer -- 2:24 1047 6/13 @WIL L 10-3 8-10 5 4 GB Trevor Divinski Carter Bosch -- 2:47 1081 6/14 @ROC W 3-1 9-10 5 4 GB Trevor Koenig David Lemasters Joey Stock 2:58 1168 6/16 DUL W 6-5 10-10 5 3.5 GB Cam Kline Austin Smith Joey Stock 2:38 1274 6/17 @DUL W 12-3 11-10 4 3.5 GB Ben Dotzler Spencer Koelewyn -- 3:01 559 6/18 WIL W 8-1 12-10 4 2.5 GB RJ Martinez Jack Zigan -- 2:09 1427 6/19 WIL L 8-7 12-11 4 3.5 GB Austin Reich Hance Smith -- 3:12 2024 6/20 @BIS W 8-3 13-11 4 3.5 GB Carter Bosch Evan Glew -- 2:58 1927 6/21 @BIS W 8-2 14-11 3 2.5 GB Trevor Koenig Eric Hildebrand -- 3:39 1904 6/22 @WIL W 8-6 15-11 T2 1.5 GB Trae Robertson Jake Marsh Pedro Garcia 3:05 1047 6/23 WIL W 8-3 16-11 T2 0.5 GB Max Rippl Christopher Peres -- 2:29 1352 6/24 OFF 6/25 TB W 17-3 17-11 2 0.5 GB RJ Martinez Jeremiah Priddy -- 2:55 1448 6/26 TB W 9-3 18-11 2 0.5 GB Justin Simanek Trent Valentine -- 3:10 1576 6/27 WAT W 5-3 19-11 1 -- Carter Bosch Zach Jones Pedro Garcia 2:41 1645 6/28 WAT L 6-1 19-12 2 0.5 GB Justin Beyer Trevor Koenig -- 3:21 2028 6/29 MAN L 4-0 19-13 2 0.5 GB Jack Schneider Cam Kline Jacob Nagel 2:35 2004 6/30 MAN L 10-7 19-14 2 1.5 GB Connor Campbell Lucas Gather -- 3:26 1316 7/1 @DUL W 8-3 20-14 2 1.0 GB RJ Martinez Dennis Boatman Rhyse Dee 2:41 809 7/2 @DU L 8-7 20-15 2 1.5 GB Alex Rao Hance Smith Keaton Carattini 3:26 831 7/3 @TB W 3-1 21-15 T1 -- Carter Bosch Austin Eggleston Pedro Garcia 2:36 710 7/4 @TB W 3-2 22-15 T1. -- Trevor Koenig Alex Dafoe Blake Stelzer 2:26 577 7/5 WIL 7/6 @WIL 7/7 @BIS 7/8 @BIS 7/9 ROC 7/10 @ROC (DH) 7/11 MAN 7/12 @MAN 7/13 @BIS 7/14 @BIS 7/15 OFF 7/16 ALL-STAR GAME (@WAT) 7/17 OFF 7/18 BIS 7/19 BIS 7/20 DUL 7/21 DUL 7/22 @WAT 7/23 @WAT 7/24 OFF 7/25 BIS 7/26 BIS 7/27 TB 7/28 TB 7/29 @MAN (DH) 7/29 @MAN (DH) 7/30 WAT 7/31 WAT 8/1 @WIL 8/2 WIL 8/3 ROC 8/4 ROC 8/5 @MAN 8/6 MAJOR LEAGUE DREAM SHOWCASE 8/7 @MAN 8/8 ROC 2019 ST. CLOUD ROX DAY-BY-DAY RESULTS 9 DATE OPPONENT W/L SCORE REC PLACE G+/- WINNER LOSER SAVE TIME ATT 8/9 ROC 8/10 @TB 8/11 @TB 8/12 NWL PLAYOFFS BEGIN