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SAINT MARY’S UNIVERSITY CARDINALSHead coach: Jen Miller

Assistants: Sam Borawski, Kayla Peterson, Melissa Konsti

# Name Yr. Pos. B/T Ht. Hometown / High School

1 Mariah Harper Sr. IF/OF L/R 5-2 Schaumburg, Ill. / Lake Park

3 Tessa Kuschke Fr. IF R/R 5-3 Grant, Minn. / Mahtomedi

4 Katie Ehlenfeldt Sr. OF/C R/R 5-1 Beaver Dam, Wis. / Beaver Dam

5 Ashley Betzold Jr. P/IF R/R 5-4 Farmington, Minn. / Farmington

6 Toni Hunsinger Jr. C/IF S/R 5-5 Farmington, Minn. / Farmington

7 Jordyn Keprios So. IF R/R 5-3 Farmington, Minn. / Farmington

8 Allie Borawski So. IF R/R 5-7 Stickney, Ill. / Trinity

9 Melissa Carlson Fr. IF/OF R/R 5-6 Rochester, Minn. / Lourdes

11 Stanzy Snyder So. OF L/L 5-2 Johnston, Iowa / Johnston

13 Amber Trendle Fr. IF R/R 5-3 Chicago, Ill. / De La Salle

14 Mia Lloyd Fr. C/OF R/R 5-2 Minneapolis, Minn. / De La Salle

15 Kathi Opsahl Jr. OF R/R 5-11 Elk River, Minn. / Elk River

16 Alexa Diteman Jr. IF R/R 5-5 Burnsville, Minn. / Prior Lake

17 Abbey Killian So. P L/L 5-6 Fountain City, Wis. / C-FC

18 Brittney Birkhauser So. IF R/R 5-7 Wisconsin Rapids, Wis. / Assumption

19 Katie Krull Sr. IF R/R 5-8 Rochester, Minn. / Rochester JM

20 Gabby Geissler Jr. IF R/R 5-10 Chippewa Falls, Wis. / McDonnell Catholic

21 Molly Urban Jr. IF R/R 5-10 Roseville, Minn. / Cretin-Derham Hall

24 Kali Aldrich So. IF/OF R/R 5-7 Rochester, Minn. / Rochester Mayo

MEET THE CARDINALS

THE SCHEDULEDate Opponent TimeFeb. 24-29 Spring TripFeb. 24 Lyndon St. W, 17-1Feb. 24 Johnson St. W, 14-2Feb. 25 Houghton W, 5-2Feb. 25 Johnson St. W, 11-3Feb. 27 Southwestern W, 8-6Feb. 27 Otterbein L, 5-3Feb. 28 Wartburg W, 9-0Feb. 28 John Carroll W, 8-0Feb. 29 Rose-Hulman W, 3-0Feb. 29 Neumann L, 4-2March 4-5 Rochester Dome TrnyMarch 4 Dubuque W, 8-0March 4 River Falls W, 11-6March 5 Martin Luther W, 6-2March 5 Millikin L, 5-2March 29 Luther L, 5-1March 29 Luther L, 4-1April 3 St. Catherine W, 6-5April 3 St. Catherine L, 3-0April 6 St. Benedict W, 9-5April 6 St. Benedict L, 5-3April 10 St. Thomas L, 11-0April 10 St. Thomas L, 5-1April 14 at St. Olaf L, 1-0April 14 at St. Olaf W, 4-2April 16 at Gustavus L, 2-1April 16 at Gustavus L, 5-1April 17 Macalester W, 8-5April 17 Macalester W, 1-0April 19 at Bethel L, 4-1April 19 at Bethel L, 7-1April 20 Carleton W, 7-2April 20 Carleton W, 8-0April 23 at Hamline L, 10-9April 23 at Hamline L, 6-2April 30 Concordia 1:00April 30 Concordia 3:00May 3 at Augsburg 1:00May 3 at Augsburg 3:00

CONCORDIA COLLEGE COBBERSHead coach: Mike Reese

Assistants: Kaia Sele, Matt Fellows, Mike Olhke, Amanda Grable

# Name Yr. Pos. Ht. B/T Hometown / High School

1 Sadie Ness So. C 5-7 R/R Sabin, Minn. / Moorhead

2 Abigail Haraldson Jr. P 5-10 R/R Sidney, Mont. / Sidney

3 Kayla Nack So. OF 5-5 R/R Sioux Falls, S.D. / Roosevelt

4 Mackenzie Jensen Sr. OF 5-5 L/R Benson, Minn. / Benson

5 Kali Covert Fr. P 5-6 R/R Eden Valley, Minn. / Eden Valley-Watkins

6 Madison Little Jr. OF 5-5 L/R Fargo, N.D. / Fargo Shanley

7 Nicole Johannes Fr. OF 5-6 R/R Cold Spring, Minn. / ROCORI

8 Sydney Roberts Fr. IF 5-9 R/R Perham, Minn. / Perham

9 Devonie Smith So. IF 5-8 R/R Fergus Falls, Minn. / Kennedy

10 Cora Zackrison Fr. IF 5-4 L/R Hutchinson, Minn. / Hutchinson

12 Lexi Olek Fr. P/IF 5-1 R/R Fargo, N.D. / Fargo North

13 Taylor Rasmussen Jr. IF 5-5 R/R Sabin, Minn. / Moorhead

15 Mackenzie McCloud So. IF 5-10 R/R Sharpsburg, Ga. / Northgate

16 Madi Veith Fr. IF 5-4 R/R Baxter, Minn. / Brainerd

18 Mariah Prokott Fr. P 5-6 R/R Bowlus, Minn. / Upsala

20 Emma Mitzel So. IF 5-6 R/R Sartell, Minn. / Sartell

23 Gabby Gardner Jr. IF 5-6 R/R Monticello, Minn. / Monticello

25 Kaia Nygord Sr. IF 5-7 R/R Fargo, N.D. / Fargo North

MEET THE COBBERSTHE SCHEDULE

Date Opponent TimeFeb. 24-29 Spring Trip (Florida)Feb. 24 Houghton L, 8-5Feb. 24 Lyindon State W, 6-0Feb. 25 Augustana W, 5-0Feb. 25 Johnson State W, 11-7Feb. 26 Ohio Northern L, 2-0Feb. 26 Southwestern L, 9-0Feb. 27 Johnson State W, 1-0Feb. 27 Augustana W, 6-5Feb. 29 Embry-Riddle L, 8-0Feb. 29 Embry-Riddle L, 13-0March 16 No. Central W, 9-0March 16 Bethany Luth. W, 13-0March 17 Finlandia W, 7-5March 17 Bethany Luth. W, 7-4March 29 at Crown W, 5-1March 29 at Crown W, 10-7April 3 UM-Morris W, 6-2April 3 UM-Morris W, 5-3April 10 Macalester L, 2-1April 10 Macalester W, 5-3April 13 at St. Benedict L,4-1April 13 at St. Benedict L, 8-4April 14 Bethel L, 3-0April 14 Bethel L, 3-0April 16 at St. Thomas L, 8-0April 16 at St. Thomas L, 3-2April 19 at Carleton W, 7-4April 19 at Carleton L, 9-4April 23 at St. Catherine L, 10-2April 23 at St. Catherine L, 1-0April 24 Hamline W, 9-5April 24 Hamline L, 8-3April 30 at Saint Mary’s 1:00April 30 at Saint Mary’s 3:00May 2 Augsburg 1:00May 2 Augsburg 3:00May 3 GustavusMay 3 GustavusMay 4 St. Olaf^ 3:30May 4 St. Olaf^ 5:30^At Saint Benedict

CARDINALS BY THE NUMBERS

Player Avg GP AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI TB SLG BB HP SO

Gabby Geissler .500 4 2 0 1 0 0 0 1 1 .500 2 0 1

Mariah Harper .407 34 91 20 37 7 2 1 17 51 .560 6 7 5

Stanzy Snyder .358 34 109 23 39 7 3 0 19 52 .477 13 1 10

Ashley Betzold .340 34 106 17 36 6 0 1 18 45 .425 11 1 6

Mia Lloyd .333 19 6 1 2 0 0 0 0 2 .333 0 0 1

Tessa Kuschke .297 34 91 17 27 7 0 1 17 37 .407 5 2 17

Kathi Opsahl .295 34 105 10 31 6 0 1 14 40 .381 4 3 9

B. Birkhauser .288 34 104 21 30 7 0 2 21 43 .413 12 1 9

Allie Borawski .264 33 91 17 24 6 0 0 13 30 .330 14 0 13

Kali Aldrich .221 34 95 19 21 2 0 0 9 23 .242 9 1 12

Toni Hunsinger .220 33 82 13 18 4 0 0 9 22 .268 2 1 16

Katie Krull .200 16 15 3 3 0 0 1 4 6 .400 1 1 4

Alexa Diteman .143 7 7 1 1 0 0 1 1 4 .571 0 1 2

Molly Urban .111 5 9 2 1 0 0 0 0 1 .111 2 0 1

Amber Trendle .000 4 3 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 .000 0 0 1

Katie Ehlenfeldt .000 10 3 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 .000 0 0 1

Melissa Carlson .000 16 2 3 0 0 0 0 0 0 .000 2 0 0

Jordyn Keprios .000 16 1 3 0 0 0 0 0 0 .000 1 0 1

Abbey Killian .000 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 .000 0 0 0

Saint Mary’s .294 34 922 171 271 52 5 8 143 357 .387 84 19 109

Opponents .298 34 892 123 266 48 7 3 106 337 .378 50 6 113

COBBERS BY THE NUMBERS

Player ERA W-L GP-GS CG ShO SV IP H R ER BB SO

Ashley Betzold 2.68 14-12 27-26 18 5/0 0 154.1 176 78 59 36 88

Abbey Killian 3.15 3-3 13-6 3 1/0 0 40.0 54 21 18 9 19

Amber Trendle 5.56 0-0 6-0 0 0/0 0 11.1 19 11 9 2 3

Kali Aldrich 6.68 1-1 3-2 0 0/0 0 7.1 17 13 7 3 3

Saint Mary’s 3.06 18-16 34-34 21 6/0 0 213.0 266 123 93 50 113

Opponents 3.74 15-18 34-34 18 3/1 2 211.1 271 171 113 84 109

Player Avg GP AB R H 2B 3BHR RBI TB SLG BB HP SO

Madison Little .375 32 104 22 39 3 2 1 13 49 .471 5 1 13

Kali Covert .360 10 25 4 9 0 0 0 8 9 .360 4 0 5

M. McCloud .341 31 88 20 30 8 2 0 13 42 .477 4 2 20

Devonie Smith .287 31 94 15 27 5 1 0 12 34 .362 4 0 22

Sydney Roberts .282 30 71 16 20 5 1 5 21 42 .592 6 0 22

G. Gardner. .262 24 61 9 16 1 0 0 0 17 .279 4 0 16

M. Jensen. .250 32 68 7 17 2 0 0 9 19 .279 9 3 19

Cora Zackrison .243 19 37 5 9 0 1 0 5 11 .297 4 0 15

Kayla Nack .229 17 48 6 11 3 0 1 4 17 .354 3 0 9

N. Johannes .220 31 82 9 18 3 2 0 9 25 .305 6 1 23

Madi Veith .209 21 43 7 9 3 0 0 6 12 .279 6 0 12

Emma Mitzel .200 17 30 2 6 1 0 0 4 7 .233 4 0 5

Sadie Ness .155 27 58 11 9 1 0 0 2 10 .172 6 0 19

Lexi Olek .143 7 7 0 1 0 1 0 1 3 .429 0 0 1

T. Rasmussen .077 15 13 1 1 0 0 0 0 1 .077 2 0 4

Kaia Nygord .000 7 6 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 .000 3 0 3

A. Haraldson .000 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 .000 0 0 0

Concordia .266 32 835 134 222 35 10 7 107 298 .357 70 7 208

Opponents .262 32 827 145 217 34 4 12 126 295 .357 10733 173

Player ERA W-L GP-GS CG ShO SV IP H R ER BB SO

A. Haraldson 3.15 11-14 30-26 13 1/4 3 144.2 124 81 65 75 164

Mariah Prokott 3.77 2-0 12-2 0 0/1 0 26.0 42 27 14 14 2

Kali Covert 5.73 3-2 15-4 0 0/3 0 33.0 51 37 27 18 7

Concordia 3.64 16-16 32-32 13 5/4 3 203.2 217 145 106 107 173

Opponents 2.79 16-16 32-32 21 8/2 0 206.0 222 134 82 70 208

SAINT MARY’S CARDINALS7-11 MIAC | 18-16 Overall

CONCORDIA COBBERS3-11 MIAC | 16-16 Overall

After going through a stretch of 10games in which they scored one run orless eight times, Saint Mary’s offensebroke out of its mid-season slumberagainst Carleton—erupting for 15 runs ina 7-2, 8-0 sweep.And the Cardinals had so much fun

against the Knights they decided tobreak out the heavy lumber againagainst Hamline—erupting for nine runsin the opening game of their MIAC dou-bleheader. Unfortunately for Saint Mary's, the

Pipers' lumber proved a bit heavier—especially in the sev-enth inning—as Hamline scored six runs in the bottom ofthe seventh to erase a 9-4 deficit and hand the Cardinals aheartbreaking 10-9 setback.And the Cardinals could not recover from the Pipers' six-

run Game 1 rally in the nightcap, falling to Hamline 6-2.Saint Mary's wasted little time flexing its muscles in the

opener, scoring three times in their first at-bat. Hamlinequickly cut the deficit to one with a pair of runs in thebottom of the first, but a four-run fourth and two moreruns in the fifth made it a 9-3 Cardinal advantage.Hamline whittled the lead to five, 9-4, with a solo run in

the fifth—before erupting for six runs in the bottom of theseventh—without making an out—to seal the victory.Stanzy Snyder and Ashley Betzold each collected two

hits to account for four of Saint Mary's eight Game 1 hits.The Pipers picked up right where they left off in Game

2, scoring single runs in the first and second, beforeadding two more in the third to grab a 4-0 advantage.Saint Mary's would break through with a run in the

fourth, but the Pipers quickly answered, putting togethertheir second two-run inning of the game in the sixth for a6-1 lead. The Cardinals scored once in the seventh tomake it 6-2, but that was as close as they would get.Snyder collected her second two-hit game of the after-

noon for the Cardinals, while Katih Opsahl also added apair of hits.

Team MIAC O’AllSt. Thomas ^ 18-2 31-5St. Catherine 12-4 25-4Hamline 14-6 21-13Gustavus 11-5 20-10Bethel 11-7 16-16Saint Benedict 7-11 19-17Saint Mary's 7-11 18-16Augsburg 6-10 17-17Macalester 6-12 13-23St. Olaf 6-12 11-16Concordia 3-11 16-16Carleton 3-13 9-23^Clinched MIAC Playoff berth

Today’s GamesConcordia at Saint Mary’s, 1:00Gustavus at Carleton, 1:00Macalester at St. Olaf, 1:00Bethel at St. Thomas, 1:00Saint Benedict at St. Catherine, 1:00Augsburg at Hamline, 1:00Sunday’s GamesUW-River Falls at Carleton, 1:00UW-Oshkosh at St. Thomas, 1:00Bethel at UW-Stout, 1:00St. Catheirne at Gustavus, 1:00Monday’s GamesAugsburg at Concordia, 1:00St. Olaf at Martin Luther, 4:00

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CARDINALS LAST TIME OUTSat., April 23, 2016 • St. Paul, MN

THE MIAC STANDINGSThrough Friday, April 29, 2016

CARDINALS v. COBBERS—THE LAST MEETINGApril 25, 2015 • Winona, MN

9 | 2

10 | 6

Ashley Betzold was at her best, asthe Saint Mary's right-hander limitedvisiting Concordia to just one run onfive hits over 14 innings in theteams' MIAC doubleheader.Unfortunately for the Cardinals,

Betzold's effort was only goodenough for a conference split.Concordia scored the only run of

Game 1 in the top of the seventh tobeat Saint Mary's 1-0, while the Car-dinals erupted for four runs in thesecond and two more in the fifth toearn the split with a 6-0 victory inthe nightcap.Betzold was virtually untouchable

in the opener, taking a perfect gameinto the fourth and a no-hitter intothe sixth.Madison Little foiled Betzold's no-

hit bid with a one-out single up themiddle in the top of the sixth, whileAshley Tibbetts got the Cobbers' sec-ond hit to lead off the seventh, andeventually scored on pinch-hitterMackee Hoffman's RBI single.Betzold continued her mastery of

the Cobbers in the second game, al-lowing just a third-inning single anda lead-off single in the seventh enroute to her team-leading 14th winand 18th complete game.Sam Borawski gave Betzold all the

run support she would need, blastinga three-run home run as part of theCardinals' four-run second inning.Alexa Diteman and BrittneyBirkhauser added RBIs in the fifth toseal the Saint Mary’s win.

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GAME NOTES

SCOUTING THE SAINT MARY’S CARDINALS• Saturday’s doubleheader against Concordia will be the final homegames for Cardinal seniors Mariah Harper (Schaumburg, Ill.), Katie Krull(Rochester, Minn.), Katie Ehlenfeldt (Beaver Dam, Wis.), and Jessica Ain-ley (Eden Prairie, Minn.). … The Cardinals head into their twinbill againstConcordia boasting 18 wins—marking the third time in the last four yearsthat they have reached the 18-win mark. It’s also the most victories sinceSaint Mary’s went 23-18 during the 2011 season. … The Cardinals’ lastfive conference doubleheaders have all been sweeps—Saint Mary’s hasswept two, and been swept three times. … Saint Mary’s 8-0, five-inningGame 2 win over Carleton on April 20 marked the seventh Cardinal winshortened to six innings or less by the eight-run rule. … The Cardinals’seven-run outburst in the opener vs. Carleton on April 20 snapped astring of three straight games in which Saint Mary’s was held to one run.… Saint Mary’s 8-0 win over Carleton was their sixth shutout of the sea-son. … Stanzy Snyder (Johnston, Iowa) had two hits in both games againstHamline last Saturday. … Harper and Ashley Betzold (Farmington, Minn.)each had two hits in Game 1 against the Pipers, while Kathi Opsahl (ElkRiver, Minn.) enjoyed a two-hit game in the nightcap. … Tessa Kuschke(Grant, Minn.) 3-for-3 Game 2 effort against Carleton on April 20 was thefirst three-hit attack of her collegiate career, while her two-run, sixth-in-ning home run in the opener was her first in a Cardinal uniform. …Kuschke’s home run vs. Carleton marked the second straight game theCardinals had a player blast their first collegiate round-tripper—AlexaDiteman (Burnsville, Minn.) achieved the feat in the second game ofSaint Mary’s DH at Bethel a day earlier. … Harper enters the Cardinals DHagainst Concordia leading the team in batting average, hitting .407.Harper is one of three Cardinal regulars who are hitting above .300—Sny-der (.358) and Betzold (.340) are the others. … Saint Mary’s, which hasscored 171 runs this season, has nine players who have scored 10 or moreruns, led by Snyder (23), Brittney Birkhauser (Wisconsin Rapids, Wis. /21), Harper (20), and Kali Aldrich (Rochester, Minn. / 19). … Snyder alsoleads the team in at-bats (109), hits (39), doubles (7), triples (3), andtotal bases (52). … Birkhauser is the team-leader in home runs (2) andRBIs (21), while Harper boasts team-highs in both slugging percentage(.560) and on-base percentage (.481). … Harper hit her first collegiatehome run vs. Luther on March 29. … Betzold and Katie Krull (Rochester,Minn.) join Birkhauser, Harper, Diteman, and Kuschke as Cardinals whohave hit home runs this season. … Krull’s round-tripper was her first col-legiate grand slam vs. John Carroll on Feb. 28. … Harper has been hit bya pitch a team-leading seven times. … Betzold recorded her first colle-giate four-hit game in Game 2 against Saint Benedict on April 6, going aperfect 4-for-4. … Allie Borawski (Stickney, Ill.) equaled her single-seasoncareer high, going 3-for-4 in the Cardinals’ 8-5 Game 1 win overMacalester last Sunday. … Birkhauser’s four RBIs vs. St. Catherine in theopener on April 3 tied her single-game career high. … Snyder owns ateam-leading 14 multiple-hit games, one more than Harper. … Harper’s13 multiple-hit games have all been two-hit performances. … Birkhauserand Betzold are the team-leaders with six multiple-RBI games. … Harperowns the team’s longest hitting streak at seven games, while Borawski’scurrent six-game run is the Cardinals’ longest active hit streak. … TheCardinals have used four different pitchers this season, led by Betzold,who has logged a team-high 154.1 innings, compiling a 14-12 record and2.68 ERA. … Betzold notched her 18th complete game in the Cardinals’Game 1 loss to Hamline last Saturday. The junior right-hander has nowthrown 52 career complete games—tying her with Jenny Schipp for No. 1all-time. … Betzold limited Macalester to just three hits in the Cardinals’1-0 Game 2 win on April 17—it was her fifth three-hitter of the season

and the eighth time this year she has limited the opposition to three hitsor less. …Betzold has made a team-high 26 starts, owns five shutouts,and has struck out 88 batters … Abbey Killian (Fountain City, Wis. / 3-3,3.15 ERA) has thrown three complete games in her five starts, includingher second collegiate three-hitter against Wartburg on Feb. 28. … TheCardinals have held their opponents to two runs or less in 14 of their 34games. … The Cardinals have been held to two runs or less in 13 of their16 losses. … Saint Mary’s 10-9 loss to Hamline in Game 1 last Saturdaymarked the first time this season the Cardinals have lost when scoring sixruns or more (14-1). … Saint Mary’s is 13-6 when scoring the game’s firstrun. … The Cardinals have lost just twice when leading after the fifth in-ning (11-2). … All nine Cardinals had at least one hit in Saint Mary’s 9-5Game 1 win over Saint Benedict on April 6—led by Snyder and Toni Hun-singer (Farmington, Minn.) with two each. … The Cardinals have put to-gether winning streaks of five and three (twice) game this season. … TheCardinals have played three nationally ranked teams this season—No. 7Luther, No. 18 St. Catherine, and No. 20 St. Thomas.

SCOUTING THE CONCORDIA COBBERS• Saturday’s games against Saint Mary’s start a stretch of four double-headers in five games for the Cobbers—including back-to-back-to-backDHs vs. Augsburg, Gustavus, and St. Olaf on Monday, Tuesday, andWednesday. … Last Sunday’s 9-5 win over Hamline in Game 1 snapped theCobbers’ three-game losing streak. … CC enters its doubleheader againstSaint Mary’s just 2-10 in its last 12 games. … Sydney Roberts belted athree-run home run and Kayla Nack added a grand slam to account forseven of the Cobbers’ nine runs in their Game 1 win over Hamline lastSunday. … The grand slam was the first home run of Nack’s collegiate ca-reer—and only her third extra-base hit as a Cobber. … Concordia headsinto its DH at Saint Mary’s boasting a pair of regulars who are hittingabove .300—Madison Little (.375) and Mackenzie McCloud (.341). … Littlealso leads the team in at-bats (104), runs (22), hits (39), triples (2), totalbases (49), and on-base percentage (.405). … McCloud has delivered ateam-high eight doubles and shares the team lead in triples (2), whileRoberts (.282) is the team-leader in home runs (5), RBIs (21), and slug-ging percentage (.592). … Roberts has accounted for five of the team’sseven home runs—Nack (.229) and Little have hit the other two. … Littleis the team-leader with 12 multiple-hit games, two more than DevonieSmith, while Roberts has compiled a team-best six multiple-RBI games. …McCloud owns the team’s longest hitting streak at 12 games, but no Cob-ber has an active hitting streak longer than three games. … The Cobbershave gone 42-for-50 in the stolen base department, led by Little’s 15-for-17 showing. … Abigail Haraldson has been the workhorse in the pitcher’scircle for the Cobbers, throwing 144.2 of the team’s 203.2 innings. …Haraldson recorded her career-high 11th pitching win of the year in CC’s9-5 Game 1 win over Hamline last Sunday. … Heraldson’s 11 wins ties herfor second most in a single season. The record for wins by a CC pitcher ina year is 19 set by Erin Gunderson who went 19-10 in 2000. … Haraldson,who is 11-14 with a 3.15 ERA, has started 26 of the team’s 32 games,posting 13 complete games, one shutout and 164 strikeouts. … Haraldsonalso owns all three of the Cobbers’ saves. … The Cobbers have been heldto two runs or less in 12 of their 16 losses. … CC is a perfect 11-0 whenscoring six or more runs. … Thirteen of Concordia’s 32 games have beendecided by shutout. The Cobbers are 5-8 in those 13 contests. … TheCobbers have scored first in 10 of their 16 wins, while going 8-3 whenplating the game’s first run. … Concordia is 12-0 when leading after fiveinnings, and 0-13 when trailing after the fifth.

SAINT MARY’S CARDINALS7-11 MIAC | 18-16 Overall

CONCORDIA COBBERSx-x MIAC | x-x Overall