Waterloo, IA- Looking back on a season in which the Bucks finished with a 34-35 record, a number of players finished towards the top of NWL and North division statistical categories.

Davis Hendrickson, from Macomb, IL, finished 4^th in the league in triples with five on the season, which was also second most ever in a Bucks single season. He also finished with 22 steals, good for 5^th in the North Division. The University of Illinois product primarily started in right field this season and finished with a league leading 91 putouts and 12 assists at that position.

Jordan Adams finished the season with nine home runs which was 4^th best in the North Division. The Mason City, IA native finished his Bucks career with 16 home runs, which is second all-time on the Bucks career list. Adams currently attends Central Michigan University.

On the pitching side, Brock Hudgens started 11 games which was the 4^th most starts of anyone in the North Division. The Jamestown, NC native finished the season with a 4-2 record and a 3.16 ERA, the lowest of any Bucks starter.

Chris Dunn from Viterbo College finished the season with 26 pitching appearances, two of them starts and the rest in relief. This put him with the 3^rd most pitching appearances in the division. Originally from Hancock, WI, Dunn finished the season with a 2-2 record and a 4.79 ERA.

Lastly, Bucks Player of the Year Kevin Kaczmarski was near the top of many categories. The Evansville product finished 5^th in the division in batting average at .361 and 3^rd in the league with a slugging percentage of .598. The Cary, IL native tied for 5^th in the division with four triples, was 3^rd in the division with ten home runs, and 4^th in the league at 55 RBI. Kaczmarski also finished 3^rd in the league in putouts by left fielders with 66.

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