Early-Season CB360 Primetime Performers (2022)

CB360’s popular Primetime Performers Weekly Honor Roll has returned for the 2022 season, highlighting players who have excelled on the big stage and in key games versus top opponents.

(Editor’s Note – Weekly conference honors & some national players of the week often do not accurately celebrate players based on the quality of opposition and the significance of the team result. The CB360 Primetime Performers take a different approach and do not rely solely on raw stats. Instead, the following factors are taken into consideration: quality of opponents; contribution to team success/wins; delivering in the clutch (i.e. 2-out hits; late rallies); consistency throughout the week (not simply one big game); bonus for playing on opponent’s field or neutral site; all-around performance (including defensive impact); limited negative plays (Es; Ks; hitting into double plays; runners left-on, etc.); and batting-order position. Other extenuating factors also can be considered, i.e. leadership role; injury status (for player & team); position switches and other obstacles overcome.) 

The two Primetime Performers Honor Rolls listed below also will be posted as individual releases, with headshots, action photos & summaries for each player.

Click on this link for a sample of a complete Primetime Performers release, from a previous season: bit.ly/3pBPPnN.

 

See full listing at bottom of this page for the early-season Primetime Performers, spanning the first two weeks of the 2022 season (Feb. 18–27), with primary focus on results involving CB360 Composite Top-50 teams and other conference favorites.

Later in the season, conference races will help determine other key results considered for the Primetime Performers.

Here are the top honorees for the first two groups of 2022 Primetime Performers:

~ Primetime Players of the Week:
week–1: Arizona sr. RF Tanner O’Tremba (Parker, CO)
week–2: Penn so. 3B Wyatt Henseler (Emmaus, PA)

 

~ Primetime Pitchers of the Week:
week–1: Long Beach State jr. RHP Luis Ramirez (East L.A., CA)
week–2: Sacramento State sr. RHP Jack Zalasky (Elk Grove, CA)

The righthanded-hitting O’Tremba slugged his way to a leading role at the State Farm College Baseball Showdown in Arlington, Texas (at big-league Globe Life Field). While batting at the cleanup and 3-hole positions during the weekend, he racked up 17 total bases in 14 at-bats, with a pair of home runs, one triple, two doubles and two singles – as the Wildcats posted wins over Kansas State (8–6), [44] Oklahoma (14–4) and his previous team, [11] Texas Tech (13–2). O’Tremba reached base nine times at the elite tournament, with a pair of free passes on a walk and hit-by-pitch.

The 6-foot-2, 200-pound Ramirez won the 3–0 opener at 2021 CWS champion [3] Mississippi State, sparking the Dirtbags to a huge road series win. Across his six no-hit innings, the third-year player faced 20 batters (two over the minimum) and allowed only two balls out of the infield, totaling five strikeouts and 11 groundball outs. He retired the first 12 MSU batters before allowing harmless walks in the 5th & 6th (only one advanced, on a two-out stolen base, but the runner was stranded at 2nd).

Henseler emerged as Penn’s leader on its first week competing in 2022, opening its season one week after most of DI baseball. Penn – which played only eight games in 2020 and 14 in ’21 – faced a big challenge at [44] Texas A&M, and the Quakers responded with a stunning series win (2–0; 0–5; 8–6). The righthanded-hitting Henseler sparked Penn from the cleanup spot, batting 6-for-10 with four extra-base hits (home run; three doubles), plus four RBI, a pair of runs scored and two bases-on-balls. Penn’s series win at A&M headlined a notable opening week by the Ivy League (all but Penn did not play in 2021). The league’s teams combined for these seven road wins, despite playing versus opponents that started their season a week earlier:

Penn 2–1 & 8–5 at [44] Texas A&M
Harvard 11–6 at [18] Miami
Dartmouth 6–4 at [41] Louisville
Yale 5–4 at Auburn
Columbia 8–3 at Stetson
Brown 7–6 at Memphis

Zalasky delivered out of the bullpen in tense back-to-back games vs. [14] Long Beach State, as the Hornets won 1–0 (in 10) innings and 5–4, followed by another 5–4 victory for a sweep that landed Sac. State in multiple national top-25 polls for the first time in the program’s Division I history. The six-foot, 185-pound righthander totaled 4.1 shutout innings across the two outings (each 2-plus innings), facing a total of only 16 batters (three over the minimum) with four hits allowed, no walks and three strikeouts. The fourth-year player located 40 of his 55 pitches (73%) for strikes. He allowed only one runner into scoring position, a two-out double followed quickly by a groundout.

The 29 total Primetime Performers from the first two weeks of the 2022 season include players from five Big 12 teams (Baylor; Oklahoma State; TCU; Texas Tech; West Virginia) … four from the Western Athletic Conf. (Dixie State; Grand Canyon; Sacramento State; Sam Houston State) … three from the Sun Belt (Appalachian State; Louisiana Lafayette; South Alabama) … Big West teams Cal State Northridge &  Long Beach State … and a couple from the Pac 12 (Arizona & Stanford).

The early-season PrimetimePerformers highlight players from 18 total conferences, including one each from these leagues:

American Athletic (Tulane)
Atlantic 10 (Davidson)
Atlantic Sun (Liberty)
Conference USA (Louisiana Tech)
Big Ten (Maryland)
Horizon League (Northern Kentucky)
Ivy League (Penn)
Missouri Valley (Illinois State)
Mountain West (Nevada)
Northeastern Conf. (Bryant)
Ohio Valley (Southeast Missouri)
Southern Conf. (VMI)
West Coast Conf. (San Diego)

~ The impressive February start for multiple Big 12 teams includes these quality results vs. teams that have a strong chance to reach the 2022 NCAAs:

Oklahoma State won series at Vanderbilt (cb360 #2)
Texas Tech beat [39] Michigan (in Arlington) and [25] Dallas Baptist
West Virginia won both games vs. [38] Central Michigan (at Coastal Carolina)
Baylor won series vs. [30] Duke
West Virginia won series at [34] Charlotte
TCU swept series vs. [35] Nebraska
Oklahoma St swept 2-gm series vs. Wright St (Horizon League fav.)
(also of note: Oklahoma posted wins over Auburn and [39] Michigan, both in Arlington …  … [1] Texas swept series vs. [50] Alabama … Kansas won 2-of-3 vs. Illinois, at A&M-Corpus Christi)

~ Despite being a lower-rated conference in most seasons, Western Athletic teams registered several notable February results:

Grand Canyon 19–3 win at [7] Arizona
Sam Houston State beat [10] Oklahoma State (in Arlington)
Sacramento State swept series at [14] Long Beach State
Sam Houston State won 3-of-4 vs. [27] Nebraska
Dixie State won game at [46] Arizona State
(GCU also posted single wins in series vs. Nevada/Mt. West fav. and at [29] UC Irvine)

And, yes, February was a pretty underwhelming start to the season for the SEC: [2] Vanderbilt lost home series vs. [10] Oklahoma State … [3] Mississippi State lost home series vs. [31] Long Beach State … [4] Arkansas lost season opener at home vs. Illinois State … [6] LSU lost at [30] Louisiana Tech … [8] Mississippi State lost a game vs. Northern Kentucky in week-2 home series … [9] Florida lost home series vs. [36] Liberty …  [40] South Carolina lost a game in home series vs. UNC Greensboro … and [44] Texas A&M lost home series vs. Penn. Most of the other top SEC teams faced a subpar schedule over the first 10 days of the 2022 season.

… See full rundown below of all February 2022 losses suffered by CB360 Top-50 teams (reminder that Primetime Performer lists are further down below):

All photos are courtesy of the respective schools. 

[10] Oklahoma State 2-1 series win at [2] Vanderbilt (0–3; 4–3; 7–5)
[31] Long Beach State 2-1 series win at [3] Mississippi State (3–0; 13–3; 4–12)
Illinois State 1-2 series at [4] Arkansas (3–2; 1–5; 2–4)

[30] Louisiana Tech 11–6 win vs. [6] LSU
Cal State Fullerton 1-2 series at [7] Stanford (0–1; 11–0; 1–11)
Grand Canyon (WAC favorite) 19–3 win at [7] Arizona
Delaware 5–4 win vs. [8] Notre Dame (at Stetson)
Northern Kentucky 1-2 series at [8] Mississippi State (7–6; 1–10; 2–7)
[36] Liberty 2-1 series win at [9] Florida (2–7; 6–4; 5–3)
Sam Houston State won 6–3 vs. [10] Oklahoma State (Arlington, TX)

Auburn 2–1 win vs. [11] Texas Tech (Arlington, TX)
[12] Arizona 13–2 win vs. [11] Texas Tech (Arlington, TX)
[11] Stanford 5–0 win vs. [12] Arkansas (Round Rock, TX)
Jacksonville 3–2 vs. [13] Florida State
Bryant sweep at [14] East Carolina (10–2; 5–4; 4–3)
Sacramento St sweep vs. [14] Long Beach (1–0; 5–4; 5–4)
California 7–6 win vs. [15] TCU (Scottsdale, AZ)

Louisiana (Lafayette) 2-1 series vs. [17] UC Irvine (4–7; 7–4; 5–3)
Harvard 1-2 series at [18] Miami (11–6; 1–2; 0–10)
CS Northridge 1-2 series at [19] UCLA (2–9; 6–4; 3–5)
Pepperdine 7–5 win at [19] UCLA
Omaha 9–4 win at [19] UCLA
Georgia Southern 10–6 win vs. [20] Georgia Tech

Tulane 2-1 series win at [23] Louisiana Tech (1–6; 4–1; 13–5)
Southeast Missouri 2-1 series win at [25] Dallas Baptist (7–6; 6–5; 5–13)
[11] Texas Tech 8–4 win vs. [25] Dallas Baptist

San Francisco 1-2 series vs. [26] UC Santa Barbara (2–5; 6–3; 1–11)
[32] North Carolina 2-1 series win vs. [26] East Carolina (7–4; 2–0; 0–5)
Sam Houston State 3-1 series win vs. [27] Nebraska (8–5; 5–1; 9–12; 6–3)
Nevada (Mt. West fav.) 1-2 series vs [27] UC Santa Barbara (1–4; 5–4; 6–12)

San Diego 3-1 series win vs. [28] Oregon (11–1; 10–4; 5–4; 11–21)
Binghamton 1-2 series at [28] Old Dominion (4–1; 2–5; 7–8)
VMI 1-2 series at [29] Duke (10–5; 1–9; 7–8)
Grand Canyon (WAC favorite) 1-2 series at [29] UC Irvine (3–4; 2–4; 4–3)
Baylor 2-1 series win vs. [30] Duke (4–2; 12–3; 2–4)

 

[41] South Alabama 6–5 win at [32] Southern Mississippi
[9] Oregon State 13–5 & 9–5 wins vs. [33] Gonzaga
West Virginia 2–1 series win vs. [34] Charlotte (5–4; 9–2; 4–5)
South Florida 8–4 vs. [35] Louisville
Connecticut (Big East favorite) 9–2 win vs. [35] Louisville
(Tampa, FL/at USF)
[15] TCU series sweep vs. [35] Nebraska (4–1; 8–3; 5–3)

UNLV 2–1 & 16–9 wins at [36] San Diego
Appalachian State 2-1 series at [37] Campbell (0–9; 5–1; 5–4)
[14] East Carolina 10–3 win at [37] Campbell
WVU 13–8/10–0 vs [38] Cen. Mich./at Coastal
Coastal Carolina 8–4 win vs. [38] Central Mich.
Davidson swept vs [38] Bryant (3–0; 11–0; 9–2)
[11] Texas Tech 7–6 win vs. [39] Michigan (Arlington, TX)
[44] Oklahoma 6–1 vs [39] Michigan (Arlington)
Jacksonville (AL) State 1-2 series at [39] Southern Miss. (3–4; 1–5; 5–3)
UNC Greensboro 1-2 series at [40] South Carolina (7–9; 5–4; 7–8)
Georgia Southern 1-2 series vs. [40] UCF (1–5; 3–2; 1–10)

Oral Roberts (Summit League favorite) 3–1 win at [41] South Alabama
Dartmouth 1-2 series at [41] Louisville (5–19; 6–4; 3–16)
Texas A&M-Corpus Christi 2–1 win vs. [42] Iowa
Wichita State 8–7 win vs. [42] Iowa (at A&M-CC)
[31] Maryland swept series vs. [43] Campbell (4–0; 3–1; 9–2)
[12] Arizona 14–4 win vs. [44] Oklahoma (Arlington, TX)
Pennsylvania 2-1 series win at [44] Texas A&M (2–1; 0–5; 8–5)

Dixie State 1-2 series at [46] Arizona State (1–3; 7–6; 8–17)
[35] Louisville 8–7 win vs. [47] Charlotte (Tampa/at USF)
Long Island 5–3 win vs. [48] Northeastern (Cary, NC)
[33] Dallas Baptist swept [48] Sam Houston 2–0/3–2/ 4–1
Monmouth (MAAC favorite) split DH vs. [48] Northeastern (5–10/12–5; Cary, NC)
[1] Texas series sweep vs. [50] Alabama (1–0; 2–0; 6–1)

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… Other notable February 2022 results for conference favorites (beyond those included above):

~ Connecticut (Big East favorite):
3–7 loss vs. [47] Charlotte (Tampa/at USF)

~ Nevada (Mountain West favorite):
won series at Grand Canyon (WAC/Western Athletic favorite): 4–3; 20–2; 4–15

~ Virginia Commonwealth/VCU (A-10 fav.):
6–7 loss vs. Rider (at Wake Forest)
4–6 loss at Wake Forest
4–10 & 3–14 losses at [3] Ole Miss

~ Central Michigan (MAC/Mid-American fav.)
won 3-of-4 at W. Kentucky (6–4; 7–4; 3–0; 7–14)

~ Wright State (Horizon League favorite)
swept in series at [20] Georgia Tech
swept in 2-gm series at [6] Oklahoma State

~ Army (Patriot League favorite):
3–4 loss vs. Air Force (Charleston, SC)
6–10 loss vs. Ball State (Charleston, SC)
swept in series at [2] Vanderbilt

~ Monmouth (Metro Atlantic/MAAC favorite):
4–1 win vs. Penn State (Cary, NC)
18–9 win vs. Wofford (SoCon fav.) in Greensville, SC
swept in 2-gm series vs. [16] Notre Dame

~ Oral Roberts (Summit League favorite):
2–5 loss vs. Tennessee Tech (at South Alabama)
4–7 loss vs. Radford (at South Alabama)

~ Yale (Ivy League favorite)
1-2 series at Auburn (0–9; 3–4; 5–4)

~ Southeastern Louisiana (Southland Conf. fav.):
2-1 series vs. SIU Edwardsville (1–0; 4–3; 3–10)
5–6 loss at Louisiana (Lafayette)
1-2 series vs. UAB (7–4; 4–6; 5–6)

~ Wofford (SoCon favorite):
10–11 loss (gm-1) vs. George Mason
1–7 loss at [23] Georgia
1–2 loss vs. Marist (Greensville, SC)

~ Stony Brook (America East favorite):
1-2 series at McNeese State (4–6; 7–3; 1–4)
swept in series at South Florida (2–3; 3–9; 2–17)

~ Norfolk State (MEAC/Mideastern Ath. favorite):
1-2 series vs. Georgetown (2–1; 2–6; 7–15)

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note: class years listed below indicate total seasons each player has been associated with a college baseball team; in many cases, they have additional years of eligibility remaining (beyond their corresponding class year)

CB360 PRIMETIME PERFORMERS
WEEKLY HONOR ROLL #1 (2022)
for week of Feb. 18–21
… presented by CollegeBaseball360.com

“It’s not so much what you do, as it is when you do it.”

LOGAN ALLEN  (Bryant … SS … 5th-Yr. Sr. … Magnolia, TX … bats: R … 9/2-hole … 6–0/185 … #15)
… sweep at [14] East Carolina (10–2/5–4 in 10/4–3): hit 6-for-12; 3 RBI–4R–2 BB–2 SB (no Es)

GRAY BETTS  (Liberty … C … Sr. … Raleigh, NC … bats: L … leadoff … 5–9/175 … #2)
… led series win at [9] Florida (2–7/6–4/5–3): hit 6-for-16; 4 RBI–5R–2B–2 HBP–sac fly (only 1 K)

RYAN CERMAK  (Illinois State … CF … Jr. … Riverside, IL … bats: R … 3-hole … 6–1/205 … #21)
… paced 3–2 opening win at [4] Arkansas (3–4; R–BB–SB); series: 5-for-11; HR–2R–2B–2 BB–SB 

JACK COSTELLO  (San Diego … LF/RF … So. … Simi Valley, CA … bats: R .. 3-hole .. 6–1/195 .. #39)
… hit .500 (8-16) as USD took 3-of-4 vs [29] Oregon (11–1/10–4/5–4/11–21); 4 RBI–5R–2B–BB–HBP

XANDER HAMILTON  (Appalachian State … RHP … Jr. … Raleigh, NC … 6–3/215 … #18)
… 5–1 win at [37] Campbell (App St won series): 6.1 IP–H–BB–10K–9 groundouts–21 BF

CONNOR KIMPLE (Louisiana..DH/LF..5th-Yr Sr..Whitefish Bay, WI..bats R..3/4hole..6–3/205..#21)
… helped Cajuns win series vs. [17] UC Irvine (4–7/7–4/5–3): 6-for-14; 6 RBI–3 HR–2B–2 BB–SB

WILL KNIGHT  (VMI … LF/CF … 5th-Yr. Sr. … Amherst, VA … bats: R … cleanup … 6–1/180 … #20)
… led opening 10–5 win at [29] Duke (4 RBI–2 2B–1B); series: 5-for-10; 5 RBI–3B–2 2B–3 BB–2 HBP

KYLE MILLER  (Southeast Missouri … RHP … So. … Eureka, MO … 6–2/210 … #7)
… long close/win (7–6 in 12) at [25] Dallas Baptist (SEMO won series): 6 IP–3H–2 BB–4K–21 BF–77p

TANNER O’TREMBA*  (Arizona .. RF .. Sr. .. Parker, CO .. bats: R .. cleanup/3-hole .. 6–0/210 .. #44)
… slugged his way to leading role in Arlington, TX, tournament, wins vs. Kansas State/8–6; [44] Oklahoma/14–4 & [11] Texas Tech/13–2: hit 7-for-14; with 7 RBI–7R–2 HR–3B–2 2B–BB–HBP

LUIS RAMIREZ*  (Long Beach State … RHP … Jr. … East Los Angeles, CA … 6–2/200 … #37)
… won 3–0 opener at [3] Mississippi State (LB won series): 6 IP–2 BB–5K–11 groundouts–20 BF

BLAKE SODERSTEN  (Cal State Northridge … RHP … Sr. … Fresno, CA … 6–3/215 … #7)
… did not allow a run in 6-inn. start of 6–4 win at [19] UCLA (4R b-9): 4H–2 BB–HB–5K–95p

SHANE TAYLOR  (Dixie State … 3B … So. … Las Vegas, UT … bats: L … leadoff … 5–11/180 … #10)
… led 2nd-yr program to 7–6 win at [46] AzSt: 2–5; 2 RBI; series: 5-11; 3 RBI–2R–2B–2 BB–SF–SB

JAKE THOMPSON  (Okla. St .. LF .. Grad. .. Albert Lea, MN .. bats: L .. 2/3-hole .. 6–0/205 .. #17)
… hit 6-for-10 (9 times on-base) in series at [2] Vanderbilt (0–3/4–3/7–5): RBI–R–2 2B–2 BB–HBP

JUSTIN WISHKOSKI  (Sam Houston St .. 3B .. So. .. Cypress, TX .. bats: R .. 3-hole .. 6–3/195 .. #5)
… helped SHSU win 3-of-4 vs [27] Nebraska (8–5/5–1/9–12/6–3): 7-for-14; 4 RBI–6R–3B–2 2B–3 BB

JOSHUA ZAMORA  (Nevada…2B…5th-Yr Sr…Foothill Ranch, CA…bats: R…cleanup…5–11/190…#8)
… led Mountain West favorite to series win vs. Western Athletic fav. Grand Canyon (4–3/20–2/4–15): hit 8-for-12 with 5 RBI–6R–3 HR–2 2B–BB–HBP (2.297 on-base + slugging)

* Ramirez is the CB360 National Primetime Pitcher of the Week and O’Tremba the Primetime Player of the Week.

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CB360 PRIMETIME PERFORMERS
WEEKLY HONOR ROLL #2 (2022)
for week of Feb. 21–27
… presented by CollegeBaseball360.com

“It’s not so much what you do, as it is when you do it.”

 

BRETT BARRERA  (Stanford .. DH .. Jr .. Huntington Beach, CA .. bats R .. 8/6-hole .. 6–1/215..#33)
… posted big weekend in Round Rock (TX) wins vs Louisiana/5–1; Indiana/13–0 & [12] Arkansas/5–0 (plus 5–0 midweek vs. Santa Clara): hit 8-for-15 with 8 RBI–3R–2 HR–2B (only one K)

ELIJAH BURIES  (Grand Canyon … 1B … So. … Upland, CA … bats: R…leadoff/2-hole…6–1/185…#29)
… 4H–RBI–4R in 19–3 rout at [12] Arizona; solid series vs. [29] Irvine: 6-for-15; 2R–2 2B (won gm-3)

TY COLEMAN  (Texas Tech … DH … Sr. … Midland, TX … bats: R … 3-hole/cleanup…5–8/190…#10)
… 4 RBI in 8–4 win vs. [33] Dallas Baptist (2-for-4; R–BB); paced sweep of perennial MAC title contender Kent State (10–7; 8–1; 7–5): 6-for-13; 6 RBI–5R–2 HR–2 2B–sac bunt

NICK DEAN  (Maryland … RHP … Sr. … Bensalem, PA … 6–3/180 … #42)
… won 4–0 opener at [43] Campbell (Terps swept series); 7 IP–3H–BB–7K–24 BF–87 pitches

NOLAN DEVOS  (Davidson … RHP … Jr. … Harrisburg, NC … 6–4/205 … #27)
… won 3–0 series opener vs. [38] Bryant (Wildcats swept series); 8 IP–3H–BB–3 HB–13K–114p

ETHAN GROFF  (Tulane … LF/RF … Sr. … Orlando, FL … bats: R … 8- & 9-hole … 6–0/200 … #1)
… scored or drove in 12 runs & reached base 10 times during rivalry sweep at [23] Louisiana Tech (1–6/4–1/13–5): 7-for-20; 4 RBI–8R–3B–3 2B–BB–2 HBP; hit 2-run HR vs Nicholls St (7–5; 2R–BB)

WYATT HENSELER*  (Penn … 3B … So. … Emmaus, PA … bats: R … cleanup … 6–0/210 … #8)
… season-opening series win at [44] TxA&M (2–0/0–5/8–6): 6-for-10; 4 RBI–2R–HR–3 2B–2 BB 

PHILIP MATULIA  (La. Tech … LF/DH … Sr. … Houston, TX … bats: L … 2-hole … 6–2/205 … #12)
… 11–6 rivalry win at [4] LSU: 2-for-4; 3 RBI–2R–sac fly; series vs Tulane (1 W): 3R–2B–1B–4 BB

ELIJAH NUNEZ  (TCU … CF … So. … Arlington, TX… bats: L … leadoff … 5–10/185 … #1)
… Arlington sweep vs [35] Neb.: 4-for-8; 4 RBI–4R–3B–BB–HBP–SB; 11–1 vs SFA: 2R–1B–2 BB–SB

VICTOR SCOTT (West Virginia … CF … Jr. .. Powder Springs, GA .. bats: L .. 3-hole .. 5–11/190 .. #6)
… executed numerous ways in series win vs [34] Charlotte (5–4/9–2/4–5): 4 RBI–3R–2 2B–1B–2 BB–3 SB–sac bunt–2 sac fly; solid road effort vs. quality Coastal Carolina (7–9 L): 2-3; R–BB–HBP–SB

TYLER THOMAS  (Baylor … LHP … 5th-Yr. Sr. … Keller, TX … 6–1/200 … #16)
… 6.0 dominant shutout innings in 4–2 opener at [30] Duke: H–2 BB–5K–21 BF (Bears won series)

WILL TURNER  (So.  Alabama … CF … Fr. … Auburn, AL … bats: L .. 9-hole/leadoff .. 6–0/185 .. #18)
… helped post 6–5, 13-inn. win at [32] Southern Miss. (2-for-5; RBI–R–BB–SB); led sweep of Rhode Island (picked 3rd in A-10): 5-for-9; 3 RBI–3R–3B–2B–3 BB–HBP–2 SB

MANNY VOORHEES (N. Kentucky .. 3B .. Jr. .. Wapakoneta, OH .. bats: R .. 2-hole .. 6–2/210 .. #35)
… RBI–2R–2 2B–1B in 7–6 gm-1 win at [8] Mississippi St. (series: 5-for-12; RBI–3R–3 2B–BB–HBP)

JACK ZALASKY*  (Sacramento State … RHP… Sr. … Elk Grove, CA … 6–0/185 … #47)
… 2 closes/wins (1–0 in 10; 5–4) in sweep at [14] Long Beach; 4.1 total IP–4H–3 Ks–16 BF–55p (40k)

* Zalasky is the CB360 National Primetime Pitcher of the Week and Henseler the Primetime Player of the Week.