ISU isn't making big waves in the MVC this season, but the Weekly Baseball Notebook (a great source of information for the avid fan) does include a couple of honorable mentions for ISU players:
Jon Hedges (INS) - Hedges went 6-for-14 (.429) at the plate against Evansville, leading the Sycamores with three extra-base hits, six runs batted in, a .786 slugging percentage and 11 total bases. Hedges picked up at least one hit, RBI and scored one run in every game of ISU’s weekend set with the UE, while also recording a team-high 36 putouts without an error at first base. The Indiana State junior hit his fifth home run of the season on Sunday, as he currently sits second on the team in roundtrippers.
Jason Van Skike (INS) - Van Skike threw his second complete game of the season on Sunday, scattering six hits and one run to lead the Sycamores to the series victory over in-state rival Evansville. Van Skike struck out and walked four batters in the series finale, guiding ISU to their first win in the final game of a MVC weekend series since the opening set of the 2010 season. The ISU senior threw 123 pitches on Sunday while also never allowing more than five batters to come to the plate in a single inning.
For the complete story:
http://www.mvc-sports.com/baseball/news/2010-11/5300/baseball-weekly-notebook-may-9/
Jon Hedges (INS) - Hedges went 6-for-14 (.429) at the plate against Evansville, leading the Sycamores with three extra-base hits, six runs batted in, a .786 slugging percentage and 11 total bases. Hedges picked up at least one hit, RBI and scored one run in every game of ISU’s weekend set with the UE, while also recording a team-high 36 putouts without an error at first base. The Indiana State junior hit his fifth home run of the season on Sunday, as he currently sits second on the team in roundtrippers.
Jason Van Skike (INS) - Van Skike threw his second complete game of the season on Sunday, scattering six hits and one run to lead the Sycamores to the series victory over in-state rival Evansville. Van Skike struck out and walked four batters in the series finale, guiding ISU to their first win in the final game of a MVC weekend series since the opening set of the 2010 season. The ISU senior threw 123 pitches on Sunday while also never allowing more than five batters to come to the plate in a single inning.
For the complete story:
http://www.mvc-sports.com/baseball/news/2010-11/5300/baseball-weekly-notebook-may-9/