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MADISON COLLEGE BASEBALL 2021 MADISON BASEBALL SCHEDULE/RESULTS _______________________________(OVERALL - 34-12 | N4C -9-1) Madison College WolfPack DATE OPPONENT TIME/RESULT Mar. 13 Carl Sandburg College W 5-0, W 5-1 Mar. 15 Dakota County Technical College L 2-3, W 3-0 vs. Mar. 20 Joliet Junior College L 2-3, W 3-0 Mar. 26 Oakton Community College (1x9) L 3-5 Mar. 27 Kankakee Comm. College L 4-10, W 10-5 College of Lake County Lancers Mar. 29 Rockford University JV W 15-2, W 21-5 12:00 PM - Saturday, May 8 Apr. 1 College of Lake County PPD Apr. 2 Triton College L 5-6, L 0-7 Apr. 3 *MATC-Milwaukee W 4-3, W 16-6 MADISON COLLEGE ROSTER Apr. 6 Bryant & Stratton College W 6-2, W 6-3 Apr. 7 Bryant & Stratton College W 7-1, W 10-0 NO NAME POS B/T HT WT YR HOMETOWN (HIGH SCHOOL) Apr. 11 South Suburban College W 7-2, W 5-3 0 Taiten Manriquez IF R/R 5-11 170 1st Waunakee, WI (Waunakee) Apr. 10 *College of DuPage W 7-3, L 0-1 1 Alex Redman P L/L 6-0 165 1st New Berlin, WI (Marquette) Apr. 16 Carl Sandburg College W 3-1, W 13-0 2 Gabe O’Brien OF L/L 6-0 185 1st Eau Claire, WI (Eau Claire North) Apr. 17 *Rock Valley College W 17-9, W 12-5 3 Kameron Laskowski C R/R 5-9 175 1st Sussex, WI (Sussex Hamilton) Apr. 18 Morton College (1x9) L 0-2 Apr. 19 Kishwaukee College W 12-1, W 13-5 4 Eduardo Saucedo C/IF L/R 6-0 190 1st Oregon, WI (Oregon) Apr. 22 Highland Comm. College W 9-5, W 10-2 5 Maguire Fitzgerald IF R/R 6-0 190 1st Fennimore, WI (Fennimore) Apr. 24 *Harper College W 20-2, W 16-6 6 Jacob Arndt P R/R 6-3 180 1st Oconomowoc, WI (Oconomowoc) Apr. 25 Triton College W 11-0, L 4-6 7 Justin Grosse P R/R 6-3 215 1st Madison, WI (Madison West) Apr. 27 Oakton Comm. College L 0-6, W 12-2 8 Adrian Montilva P L/L 5-10 180 1st Madison, WI (Madison East) Apr. 29 Elgin CC (1X9 @ Rockford Rivets) L 14-15 May 1 *Joliet Junior College W 4-1, W 5-3 9 Carson Fluno P R/R 6-0 170 1st Sun Prairie, WI (Sun Prairie) May 2 Black Hawk College W 5-3, W 8-4 10 Nathan Ebersole IF R/R 5-7 165 1st Whitefish Bay, WI (Whitefish Bay) May 4 McHenry County College W 6-4, L 0-7 11 Jake Nelson IF R/R 6-0 190 1st Altoona, WI (Altoona) May 6 Waubonsee Community College (1x9) W 8-0 12 Spencer Bartel OF R/R 6-0 190 1st Sun Prairie, WI (Sun Prairie) May 8 College of Lake County 12:00 PM May 9 South Suburban College 12:00 PM 13 Dayne Louis P L/R 6-2 195 1st Arena, WI (Wisconsin Heights) (Sophomore Day) 14 Patrick Foldy P R/R 6-3 165 2nd Colgate, WI (Sussex Hamilton) 15 Logan Mantz IF R/R 6-1 210 1st Slinger, WI (Slinger) POST-SEASON May 14-15 NJCAA Region 4 Div. II 16 Reagan Klawiter P L/L 6-1 180 1st Verona, WI (Verona Area) Sectional Tournament 18 Brady Jurgella OF/IF L/R 6-0 175 1st Menasha, WI (Menasha) @ Higher Seed 19 Gunnar Doyle OF/1B L/R 6-0 185 1st Oak Creek, WI (Oak Creek) May 20-22 NJCAA Region 4 Div. II Tournament 20 Ben LaRonge C R/R 5-11 175 1st Deerfield, WI (Home School) @ Highest Remaining Seed 21 Luke Hansel P R/R 6-0 195 1st Caledonia, WI (Union Grove) May 29- June 5 NJCAA Division II World Series 22 Jacob Wilde P L/L 6-2 180 1st Waukesha, WI (Waukesha West) Enid, OK 24 Jack McNeil P R/R 6-5 245 1st Madison, WI (Edgewood) 25 Jake Fulton OF L/L 5-9 165 1st Crystal Lake, IL (Crystal Lake South) Home Games in BOLD *North Central Community College Conference (N4C) Game 26 Ryan Hubley 1B/OF/P L/L 6-4 210 1st Wauwatosa, WI (Marquette) 28 Jett Thielke P R/R 6-6 205 1st Green Bay, WI (Bay Port) All games are doubleheaders unless noted. 1x9=One nine-inning game |1x7=One seven-inning game 29 Charlie Campbell P R/R 6-7 190 1st Cudahy, WI (South Milwaukee) 30 Eli Kramer OF L/R 6-0 165 1st Greenville, WI (Hortonville) N4C CONFERENCE STANDINGS 34 Cameron Dupont C/1B R/R 6-3 200 1st De Pere, WI (West De Pere) WEEKN4CSPORTS.COM RECAP - AS OF 5-7-21 35 Zach Storbakken IF R/R 6-1 195 1st Sussex, WI (Sussex Hamilton) 44 Riley LeTourneau P R/R 6-4 220 1st Brookfield, WI (Brookfield East) TEAMSThe WolfPack boostedN4C their OVERALL Madison College 9-1 27-9 (Roster Key: B-Bats / T-Throws) Collegewin streak of DuPage to nine games7-3 with26-20 a Jolietnine-inning Junior College defeat of Lake4-4 County.20-32 HEAD COACH Mike Davenport COLLEGE PRESIDENT Dr. Jack E. Daniels III RockMadison Valley College College trailed4-6 3-0 until11-41 ASSISTANT COACHES Drew Steinmetz, Trevor Cho, ATHLETIC DIRECTOR Steve Hauser MATC-Milwaukeescoring six runs in the3-5 eighth 18-13 Kian O’Brien ASSOCIATE AD Jason Verhelst Harperinning. College It was their sixth1-9 game 2-34-1 in MANAGER Gary “Big Dog” Breneman NICKNAME WolfPack four days. ATHLETIC TRAINER Mike Van Veghel LOCATION Madison, WI PRONUNCIATION GUIDE STATISTICAL LEADERS Spencer Bartel Ben LaRonge Taiten Manriquez OFFENSIVE STATS PITCHING STATS Spencer Bar-tell Ben Lah-RON-j Tay-tihn Man-REE-kez (min. 50 AB) (min. 30.0 inn.) BA ................Storbakken (.439) ERA ................Klawiter (1.03) Nathan Ebersole Kameron Laskowski Adrian Montilva Slugging % (min. 50 AB) ..Storbakken (.780) IP ...........................Klawiter & Wilde (39.2) Nathan EE-burr-sole Cameron Laz-skow-skee Adrian Mahn-till-vah RBIs ................................. Storbakken (44) B/AVG (min. 30.0 inn.). ................Foldy (.176) Hits .................................. Storbakken (54) Strikeouts ................................... Wilde (53) Ryan Hubley Riley LeTourneau Eduardo Saucedo Doubles ............................ Storbakken (15) Saves ........................................ Thielke (6) Ryan Huhb-lee Riley Leh-TORE-noh Ed-ward-oh Saw-seh-doh Home Runs ........................ Storbakken (7) Most Wins ................................ Redman (7) Reagan Klawiter Dayne Louis Zach Storbakken Stolen Bases ...........................Kramer (14) Ray-gen Claw-wit-er Dane Loo-wis Zak Store-bah-kihn As of 5/7/2021 TWITTER - @MCPACKBASEBALL | FACEBOOK - FACEBOOK.COM/MADISONCOLLEGEBASEBALL 2021 College of Lake County Lancers Baseball Roster # FULL NAME POS. B/T YR HT HOMETOWN / HIGH SCHOOL 1 Daelen Figueroa SS R/R FR 5-8 Waukegan, IL / Waukegan High School 2 Omar Wright OF R/R FR 5-9 Milwaukee, WI / South Milwaukee High School 3 Tim Jean 3rd R/R SO 6-2 Libertyville, Illinois / Libertyville 4 Gavin Daniel OF L/L SO 5-7 Oconomowoc,WI / Oconomowoc 5 Cord Babcock LHP L/L FR 6'1 Lake Villa, IL / Grant Community High School 6 Jaxon Spiegelberg MIF/OF R/R SO 5-11 Neenah, WI / Neenah 8 Max Herubin Catcher R/R SO 5-11 Lake Villa / Eastern Gateway College 9 Casey Cobe RHP R/R SO 6-0 Gurnee,Illinois / Warren Township 10 Bryant Porcayo RHP R/R FR 5-9 Round Lake Beach / Round Lake Senior High 12 Logan Locy RHP/OF R/R SO 6-2 New London,WI / New London 15 Austin Vass RHP R/R SO 5-11 Fox Lake, Illinois / Grant Community 17 Blake Gould 3B, RHP R/R FR 6-1 Gurnee, IL / Warren Township High School 19 Cole Wilcox OF R/R FR 6-0 Shiocton, WI / Shiocton High School 20 Kolbe Pike OF, RHP R/R FR 6-1 Kaukauna, WI / Kaukauna High School 21 Ben Bergeron Catcher R/R SO 5-10 Waterford, WI / Waterford Union 22 Jake Hesseling MIF R/R SO 6-1 Janesville,WI / Janesville Craig 22 Ethan Hill 3B, RHP R/R FR - Elgin, IL / Elgin Academy 24 Valetine Cerna 2B R/R FR 5-7 Ingleside, IL / Grant Community High School 25 Tony Krueger C/RHP/OF L/R SO 6-1 Appleton, WI / Appleton North 26 Noah Glidden RHP/MIF R/R SO 6-4 Glendale, WI / Nicolet High School 28 Jordan Skenandore LHP R/R FR 6-0 Kaukauna, WI / Kaukauna High School 29 Jake Harmon 1st L/R SO 6-4 Wauconda, Illinois / Wauconda 31 Jayden Sus LHP L/L FR 6-3 Merrill, WI / Merrill High School 33 Drew Austin RHP R/R SO 6-2 Gurnee, Illinois / Warren Township 34 Drew Hess RHP R/R SO 6-2 Germantown, Wl / Germantown 35 Tyler Tetzke 1B, RHP R/R FR 6'0 Appleton, WI / Appleton West High School 36 Kent Shepard LHP, 1B R/R FR 6-1 Zion, IL / Zion Benton High School 38 Logan Hanson RHP R/R FR 6'0 Lake Villa, IL / Lakes Community High School 39 Brayden Klesch SS, 2B R/R FR 5-9 Woodstock, IL / Woodstock North High School 40 Ryan Brouch MIF R/R SO 6-1 Appleton, WI / Appleton West 50 Noah Schnell OF, RHP R/R FR 6-3 Naperville, IL / Neuqua Valley High School 57 Chris Farina INF, RHP R/R FR 6-0 Lincolnshire, IL / Stevenson High School Coaching Staff Heath Cummings Head Baseball Coach Freddie Landers Assistant Coach Ben Wellenbach Assistant Coach .
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