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Roof Picks Up Game-Winner, 6 Total Hits

Jonathan Roof (Michigan State) finished up his excellent season with a 6-hit day during St. Cloud's doubleheader sweep of Alexandria. Roof went 4-for-6 in game one including the game-winning RBI double in the 11th inning. He also drove in a run in game two where he went 2-for-4. He finished the season hitting .332.

Roof Picks Up Game-Winner, 6 Total Hits

Lidke Limits Bucks

Kenny Lidke (Augustana) did what he could in trying to send the Eau Claire Express into the playoffs on a winning note. He held Waterloo to one unearned run in seven innings while striking out four. He allowed three hits and walked two. Waterloo scored six runs off the Eau Claire bullpen in the final two innings for a 7-6 comeback victory.

Lidke Limits Bucks

NWL Roundup 8/9

The La Crosse Loggers (pictured) clinched the South Division 2nd half title by defeating the Mankato MoonDogs to go along with Madison's loss at home to Green Bay.

NWL Roundup 8/9

Berge’s Blasts Lead Lunkers Rout

T.J. Berge (Northern Colorado) belted two home runs and knocked in four as Brainerd Lakes Area hammered Thunder Bay 14-3. Berge hit a three run homer in a six-run second inning and added a solo shot in the seventh as the Lunkers improved their record to 18-16.

Berge’s Blasts Lead Lunkers Rout

Anderson Ends Mallards Playoff With Shutout

Dixon Anderson tossed a complete game shutout and the Green Bay offense capitalized on several Madison miscues in a 5-0 win on Sunday afternoon inside Warner Park. Anderson (California) was in absolute control as he threw a variety of fastballs, changeups, and off speed pitches to earn second straight win as a starter and third consecutive on the hill. In just his fifth start on the hill, Madison (18-14, 37-29) was unable to figure him out as he recorded seven 1-2-3 innings. Anderson struck the mid-90s on the radar gun near the end of the contest as he fanned seven batters, walked one, and scattered five hits. Green Bay (16-17, 30-36) also earned its fifth shutout win of the season.

Anderson Ends Mallards Playoff With Shutout

Anderson Ends Mallards Playoff With Shutout

Dixon Anderson tossed a complete game shutout and the Green Bay offense capitalized on several Madison miscues in a 5-0 win on Sunday afternoon inside Warner Park. Anderson (California) was in absolute control as he threw a variety of fastballs, changeups, and off speed pitches to earn second straight win as a starter and third consecutive on the hill. In just his fifth start on the hill, Madison (18-14, 37-29) was unable to figure him out as he recorded seven 1-2-3 innings. Anderson struck the mid-90s on the radar gun near the end of the contest as he fanned seven batters, walked one, and scattered five hits. Green Bay (16-17, 30-36) also earned its fifth shutout win of the season.

Anderson Ends Mallards Playoff With Shutout

NWL Roundup 8/8

The La Crosse Loggers used an incredible comeback at Copeland Park (pictured) to maintain their lead in the South Division race while the Rochester Honkers clinched the North Division 2nd half title Saturday.

NWL Roundup 8/8

Engell’s Blast Keeps La Crosse on Top

Chris Engell (San Diego) of La Crosse launched a game-winning 3-run home run with two outs in the ninth inning to cap off a 5-run ninth for the Loggers in their wild 11-10 victory against Waterloo. The Bucks had taken a 4-run lead with a 7-run inning in the top of the ninth, but Engell's homer kept the Loggers in first place.

Engell’s Blast Keeps La Crosse on Top

Handley, Mower Dominant Saturday

Both Alexandria's Mitch Handley (North Alabama) and Thunder Bay's Randy Mower (St. Joseph's) were dominant Saturday pitching complete-game shutouts. Handley (pictured) blanked Brainerd Lakes Area 5-0 on three hits, two walks and five strikeouts. Mower allowed four hits and no walks while striking out one in his 6-0 masterpiece at Duluth.

Handley, Mower Dominant Saturday

NWL Roundup 8/7

The Madison Mallards (pictured) used a 7 run 8th inning to come from behind and defeat Eau Claire to remain a half game behind La Crosse. St. Cloud pounded Rochester 16-6 to stay alive in the North.

NWL Roundup 8/7
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