2006_game

2006 Game Day

WIAA - Division 1 State Semifinal - June 13 De Pere 3 Wisconsin Lutheran 5

WIAA - Division 1 State Quarterfinal - June 13 DP 10 Racine Horlick 0

WIAA - Sectional Final vs. Antigo - June 6 - De Pere 13 Antigo 2

Antigo reached the championship round by virtue of their 3-2 win over the

Shawano Hawks. Visitors by virtue of the coin flip, the Redbirds scored two

runs in the first when Charlie Mc Ginn reached on a walk, Joe Faulds was hit

by a pitch, Jeff Riddle sacrificed them into scoring position, and Jared Yost

delivered an RBI single plating Mc Ginn, and Brent Jorgensen plated Faulds

on a ground out. In the third, the Redbirds scored five more runs on Antigo

errors, singles by Brent Jorgensen, Andy Newhouse, a walk to Greg Fisher,

and RBI fielder’s choice by Charlie Mc Ginn, stolen bases by Faulds and Mc

Ginn, and RBI singles by Cory Williams and Jeff Riddle. The Redbirds

scored a run in the fourth and two more in the fifth on singles by Riddle, an

RBI fielder’s choice by Gloe, and an RBI sac fly by Yost. In the sixth the

Redbirds ended the game by 10-run rule on a sacrifice by Joe Faulds, and

singles by Charlie Mc Ginn, Jeff Riddle, Jared Yost, and Cory Williams.

De Pere 2 0 5 1 2 3 - 13

Antigo 0 0 0 0 2 0 - 2

WIAA - Sectional Semi-Final vs. Bay Port - June 6 - De Pere 9 Bay Port 8

Trailing 3-0 in the fifth, after a Redbird error and a walk issued by starter

Jeff Riddle, Bay Port scored three runs as Riddle was relieved by Cory Gloe

for one out, and Jared Yost for the other. The Redbirds scored a single run

in the 5th after two Chris Wakefield strikeouts, when Cory Gloe was hit by a

pitch, Andy Newhouse walked, and Cory William singled driving them in.

Yost was replaced by Gloe in the sixth after Bay Port loaded the bases and

scored 4 more runs, but in the Redbird sixth, McGinn, Faulds, Riddle, Yost,

Gloe, Jorgensen and Fisher scored seven runs on free passes, Mc Ginn’s

bunt single and Jeff Riddle’s 2-RBI single. The Redbirds scored the winning

run in the seventh when Gloe reached on a Pirate error, Jorgensen

sacrificed him over, and Greg Fisher’s line grounder forced another Bay

Port error to score Gloe.

Bay Port 0 0 1 0 3 4 0 - 8

De Pere 0 0 0 0 1 7 1 - 9

WIAA Regional Final vs. Ashwaubenon - June 2 - De Pere 8 Ashwaubenon 6

The Redbirds had earned the second seed in their bracket of the

Ashwaubenon Sectional, by virtue of their 16-4 season record, allowing

them to bye into the Regional Final. The De Pere scored first in the third

inning when Charlie Mc Ginn reached on a fielder’s choice, Joe Faulds was

hit by a pitch, and Jeff Riddle blasted a 3-run homer. Ashwaubenon

answered in the fourth inning on three straight singles and a Jody Van

Lanen double after starting pitcher Jeff Riddle delivered two strikeouts to

start the inning. The Jags plated another run off Riddle in the fifth on two

singles and a Redbird error, but relief pitcher Jared Yost got Josh Lalande

to hit into a Cory Gloe unassisted double play to end the inning.

The Redbirds erupted for five runs in the fifth sending 10 batters to the plate

facing Kevin Williams and Kevin Penza in relief when Cory Williams was hit

by a pitch, Charlie Mc Ginn was safe on a sacrifice, Joe Faulds sacrificed,

Jeff Riddle was intentionally walked, Jared Yost reached on an error, and

Brent Jorgensen delivered a 2 RBI single. Greg Fisher singled, and Andy

Newhouse drove in Jorgensen.

Ashwaubenon plated their last run in the seventh on a throwing error and a

double.

Pitcher Jared Yost got the win, allowing just one hit and one

unearned run in relief. The win gave De Pere their 11th trip to Sectionals in

the last 13 years. The Redbirds have won 7 Bay Conference

championships since 1994.

Ashwaubenon 0 0 0 4 1 0 1 --- 6

De Pere 0 0 3 0 5 0 x --- 8

Bay Conference Co- Champs!!
With the two wins, De Pere clinched a co-championship in the Bay Conference with
Seymour with both teams having 12-4 records.

Varsity vs. New London - May 25 DH Game 2 De Pere 11 New London 1

The Redbirds scored two in the second on a single by Brent Jorgensen,

Andy’s Newhouse’s walk, and Charled Mc Ginn’s 2 RBI single. In the third

De Pere scored six runs on singles by Jeff Riddle, Yost, Gloe, Jorgensen,

and Greg Fisher, Faulds, and a sac fly by Andy Newhouse. Riddle tripled in

the fourth, and scored on a wild pitch, while Gloe walked and scored on a

error. Cory Williams and Charlie Mc Ginn singled in the fifth, with Williams

scoring on a Joe Faulds single to end the game on the 10-run rule.

Cory

Gloe went the distance allowing just one hit, a solo homer in the first. He

struck out 3, and walked 4.

New London 1 0 0 0 0 - 1

De Pere 0 2 6 2 1 - 11

Varsity vs. New London - May 25 DH Game 1 De Pere 8 New London 5

Charlie McGinn led off the game with a double, and Jeff Riddle drove him in

with a fielder’s choice. In the second, Andy Newhouse walked and scored

on Joe Fauld’s double. In the third, Cory Gloe singled and scored on an

error. In the fifth the Redbirds scored three runs as Yost singled, and

scored on Cory Gloe’s double. Brent Jorgensen then drove in Yost, and

Greg Fisher drove in Jorgensen. New London scored one in the fourth ,

and 4 in the 5th on 4 straight hits, but leading by just a run, Jared Yost in

relief of starter Brent Jorgensen struck out the side in both the sixth and the

seventh while the Redbirds scored two more runs on singles by Mc Ginn and

Faulds and Yost’s two-run double.

Brent Jorgensen was the winning pitcher

with Yost in relief.

De Pere 1 1 1 0 3 2 0 - 8

New London 0 0 0 1 4 0 0 - 5

JV vs. New London - May 25 - De Pere 8 New London 5

The De Pere JV baseball team finished their season with a win on Thursday.

Nick Rukamp led De Pere with three hits, two runs scored and an RBI. Matt

Rukamp and Jake DeCleene added two hits apiece. Joe Betcher got the

win, pitching 6 and 1/3 innings, striking out five batters. Cal Winters closed

out the game in the seventh. De Pere finished up their season with an 11-4

conference record and 11-5 overall.

New London 021 011 0 --- 5 7 2

De Pere 420 001 x --- 8 11 2

Varsity vs. Seymour - May 24 - De Pere 12 Seymour 2

With two games left to play the Redbirds (10-4,/Bay, 14-4) climbed back into

a loss tie with Seymour who had clinched at least a share of the Bay

Conference title by beating Seymour 12-2 on the 10-run rule in 5 innings.

De Pere scored 9 runs in the first inning on seven Redbird hits including two

2 RBI doubles by Cory Williams and Jeff Riddle, singles by Jared Yost, Cory

Gloe, Andy Newhouse, Charlie Mc Ginn, and Joe Faulds. De Pere scored

three more runs in the third inning when Faulds doubled Williams and

McGinn who had reached on errors, and Riddle singled in Faulds. Jeff

Riddle was the winning pitcher allowing three hits and walking 3.

Seymour 1 0 0 0 1 0 x ---- 2

De Pere 9 0 3 0 0 0 0 ---- 12

JV @ Seymour - May 24 - De Pere 8 Seymour 7

De Pere and Seymour traded leads back and forth, but De Pere prevailed in

the 11th inning to defeat Seymour. De Pere was led by Cory Ott who went

5x6 on the day. Matt Rukamp and Brian Driscoll each had two hits. Joe

VandenAvond drove in two runs. Ryan Gloe pitched the first 8 and 2/3,

striking out eight. Cal Winters earned the win by giving up no runs in 2 and

1/3 innings of relief. Matt Rukamp scored the winning run in the eleventh

after he doubled to start off the inning. He later scored on a throwing error.

De Pere is now 10-4 in conference play and finishes their season versus

New London on Thursday at 5:30.

De Pere 003 201 001 01 8 14 6

Seymour 005 100 001 00 7 10 4

Varsity vs. Marinette - May 22 - De Pere 6 Marinette 0

Charlie Mc Ginn and Joe Faulds were driven in by Cory Gloe and Brent

Jorgensen in the first. Leading 2-0, Cory Williams singled to lead off the

fourth and scored on a wild pitch. In the sixth, Williams, Mc Ginn, and

Faulds scored with Fauld and Jared Yost driving in runs.

Jared Yost was the

winning pitcher allowing 5 hits and issuing 7 strike-outs.

Marinette 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 --- 0

De Pere 2 0 0 1 0 3 x --- 6

JV @ Marinette - May 22 - De Pere 6 Marinette 1

De Pere got a nice pitching performance from Nick Rukamp to end a two-

game losing streak. Nick Rukamp pitched a complete game allowing only

five hits and struck out four. De Pere was led in hitting by Joe Betcher, Joe

VandenAvond, and Ryan Gloe, each collecting two hits apiece. De Pere is

now 9-4 in conference play.

De Pere 000 100 5 ---- 6 11 1

Marinette 000 010 0 ---- 1 5 1

Varsity @ West De Pere - May 18 - De Pere 5 West De Pere 4

The Redbirds (8-4,12-4) defeated West De Pere 7-4. The Redbirds scored

two runs in the first when Jeff Riddle walked and Jared Yost drove him in with

a double. In the fifth, Brent Jorgensen, Andy Newhouse, and Charlie Mc

Ginn singled, with Mc Ginn driving in Jorgensen, and Yost plating Mc Ginn.

Two more runs were scored in the sixth when Jorgensen singled and scored

on double by Richie Bennie, Bennie scored on a Newhouse single.

Cory

Gloe and Brent Jorgensen threw a combined 5-hitter with Gloe getting the

win and Jorgensen getting the save.

De Pere 2 0 0 0 3 2 0 --- 7

West De Pere 0 0 0 0 4 0 0 --- 4

JV vs. West De Pere - May 18 - De Pere 3 West De Pere 5

De Pere was only able to collect three hits against West De Pere, but

managed three runs in a losing effort. Joe VandenAvond hit an RBI double

to score Matt Rukamp from first to get to within two runs in the sixth, but

could not score anymore runs.

W DePere 011 201 0 --- 5 10 2

De Pere 000 201 0 --- 3 3 1

Varsity vs. Ashwaubenon - May 16 - De Pere 8 Ashwaubenon 1

De Pere (11-4, 7-4) scored a run in the first and never trailed defeating

Ashwaubenon (9-7, 8-5) 8-1 in De Pere’s home game moved to

Ashwaubenon for conditions. Joe Faulds scored the first run after doubling,

then scoring on Joe Young’s walk following a walk issued to Jeff Riddle, and

Jared Yost being hit by a pitch. With two out the Redbirds erupted for four

runs in the second on Charlie Mc Ginn’s double, and singles by Faulds and

Yost and another Riddle walk. Faulds scored a single run in the fourth after

being hit by a pitch and was driven in on Cory Gloe’s sacrifice fly. Two

insurance runs were scored in the fifth when Cory Williams walked, Brent

Jorgensen singled, Mc Ginn sacrificed in Williams, and Riddle singled in

Jorgensen.

Jeff Riddle went the distance for the win. He gave up five hits

and no earned runs, struck out 5 and walked three.

Ashwaubenon 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 ---- 1

De Pere 1 4 0 1 2 0 x ----

JV @ Ashwaubenon - May 16 - De Pere 1 Ashwaubenon 10

De Pere got a first inning RBI by Joe VandenAvond and that was all the

Redbirds could muster against the Jaguars on Tuesday. De Pere collected

only four hits in the game. De Pere plays host to West De Pere on

Thursday.

De Pere 100 000 0

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1 4 0

Ashwaubenon 501 022 x

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10 11 2

Freshman vs. West De Pere (DH) - May 6 - DP 16 WDP 6/DP 8 WDP 7

The Freshmen baseball team improved its record to 7-2 with a sweep of

West De Pere on Saturday. The Redbirds took game 1 16 – 6. They were

lead offensively by Kyle Ott and Dan Tomac who each had two hits and four

RBI’s. Mike Beyer also collected two hits and three RBI’s to pace the

winners. Ott and Neal Henrigillis shared the mound duties giving up 6 hits

and 3 walks while striking out 3.

In the second game the Redbirds came away with an exciting 8-7 victory

after falling behind 5-0. Jake De Cleene and Kory Guns lead the way with

two hits and two RBI’s apiece. Mound duties were shared by Henrigillis,

Guns and Charlie Shoman. Combined they gave up 10 hits, 2 walks, 4

earned runs, while striking out 1.

Varsity @ Pulaski - May 4 - De Pere 4 Pulaski 1

The Redbirds went out to a 1-0 lead when Cory Gloe and Charlie Me Ginn

singled, and Joe Young hit a sac fly to center to score Gloe. De Pere plated

two more in the fifth on singles by Joe Faulds and Jared Yost, hit batsmen

Nick Geisen, and an RBI fielder’s choice by Gloe. Pulaski answered with a

single run in the fifth on a solo lead-off home run. The Birds added an

insurance run in the seventh when Yost singled, and Gloe singled him in.

Charlie Mc Ginn had three hits including a triple, and Joe Faulds, Jared

Yost, and Cory Gloe each had two. Gloe had two RBI’s. Brent Jorgensen

also had a single. Jeff Riddle was the winning pitcher allowing 7 hits,

striking out 5, and walking three.

De Pere 0 1 0 0 2 0 1 --- 4

Pulaski 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 --- 1

JV vs. Pulaski - May 4 - De Pere 9 Pulaski 8

De Pere fell behind 6-0 after two innings, only to come back and win 9-8

over Pulaski. De Pere was led by Matt Rukamp and Joe Betcher. Rukamp

had four RBI’s and Betcher had three RBI’s. Both players had two hits.

Cory Ott and Ross McCormick added two RBI’s apiece in the win. Cal

Winters earned the win on the mound by pitching the final four innings,

allowing no runs, three hits, and no walks. De Pere is now 8-2 in conference

play. De Pere will visit Seymour next Tuesday.

Pulaski 330 200 0 --- 8 11 6

De Pere 005 013 x --- 9 6 2

Varsity @ Shawano - May 2 - De Pere 3 Shawano 2

Down 2-0 after the first inning, the Redbirds answered with a run in the

second on Jared Yost’s double, and Nick Geisen’s RBI single. Joe Faulds

scored to tie the game in the third after reaching on an error, stealing

second, and scoring on another Yost single. The Redbirds went ahead 3-2

in the fourth when Nick Geisen singled, Cory Gloe singled, and Geisen

scored on the double steal. Gloe and Yost shared the mound allowing 7

hits, striking out 3, and walking none.

De Pere 0 1 1 1 0 0 0 --- 3

Shawano 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 --- 2

JV vs. Shawano - May 2 - De Pere 6 Shawano 4

De Pere (7-2 league) defeated Shawano (7-4) behind Ryan Gloe's complete

game. Gloe allowed six hits and struck out three. Joe VandenAvond led the

Redbird attack with three hits and two RBI's. Zach Henderson also had a

two-run double in the second inning to get the scoring started. Joe Betcher

played great defense behind Ryan Gloe making eight plays, including an

assist on a bare-handed pickup on a bad hop.

Shawano 1 0 0 0 0 0 3 --- 4 6 0

De Pere 0 2 2 0 0 2 x --- 6 10 0

JV @ Luxemburg-Casco - May 1 - De Pere 5 Lux-Casco 6

De Pere gave up only one hit in the game, but lost 6-5. Five Lux-Casco

runs were scored from walks and the other run came on an error. De Pere

was led in hitting by Andy Newhouse who led the game off with a home run.

Newhouse finished the day 3x4. Joe Betcher and Brent Jorgensen added

two hits apiece. Betcher and Cory Ott also had two RBI's.

De Pere 1 0 0 4 0 0 0 --- 5 8 3

Lux-Casco 3 0 0 0 1 2 x --- 6 1 3

Varsity vs. Bayport - April 29 - DH Game 2 - De Pere 3 Bay Port 4

In Bayport’s home game, an error and a single following a walk and a hit

batsmen scored three for Bayport, and a fielder’s choice plated a third run

giving Bayport a 4-0 lead in the third inning. The Redbirds answered with a

single run in the 6th when Charlie Mc Ginn singled and Andy Van Rens

drove him in with a fielder’s choice. The Redbirds rallied for 3 runs in the

7th when Andy Newhouse and Brent Jorgensen, driven in by Charlie Mc

Ginn’s second hit of the game. Jeff Riddle was the losing pitcher giving up 6

hits and walking and striking out three. Brent Jorgensen had two hits for the

Redbirds.

De Pere 0 0 0 0 0 1 2 --- 3

Bayport 0 0 4 0 0 0 0 --- 4

Varsity vs. Bayport - April 29 - DH Game 1 - De Pere 2 Bay Port 5

In the first and home game of Saturday’s doubleheader, down 2-0, Jeff

Riddle singled and was driven in by Jared Yost’s triple. Yost scored on a

double by Andy Van Rens. Bayport came back and scored 3 in the

seventh

on Redbird miscues and one single. Brent Jorgensen went the first 6 2/3

innings with Cory Gloe taking the loss. The duo gave up 11 hits, struck out

3, and walked one. Jeff Riddle and Jared Yost were both 2 x 4.

Bayport 1 1 0 0 0 0 3 --- 5

De Pere 0 0 2 0 0 0 0 --- 2

JV @ Bay Port - April 29 - DH Game 2 - De Pere 2 Bay Port 6

De Pere allowed five unearned runs to lose the second game of the

doubleheader on Saturday. Neal Henrigillis led De Pere in hitting with two

hits. Joe Betcher gave up just one earned run in five innings and Cal

Winters pitched the final two innings allowing no runs.

De Pere is now 6-2 and Bay Port is 7-4

Bay Port 2

0 1

0 0

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6 6 2

De Pere 0

1 0

0 0

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2 6 3

JV @ Bay Port - April 29 - DH Game 1- De Pere 9 Bay Port 4

ck Rukamp pitched four innings earning the win and also collected two hits

and an RBI. Joe Betcher, Cory Ott, and Ross McCormick also had two hits.

Betcher and McCormick had two RBI's apiece. Cal Winters pitched three

scoreless innings in relief.

De Pere 1 2 2 2 0 2 0 --- 9 11 1

Bay Port 0 0 1 3 0 0 0 --- 4 7 0

Freshman vs. Luxemburg-Casco - April 28 - De Pere 5 Lux-Cas 2

The Freshmen baseball team improved to 5-2 with a 5-2 victory over

Luxembourg-Casco. Charlie Shoman picked up the win pitching giving up

one run and four hits while striking out four batters. Shoman and Jake

DeCleene led the way at the plate for the Redbirds with two hits apiece.

Freshman vs. Shawano - April 27 - De Pere 8 Shawano 4

The freshmen baseball team improved to 4-2 with an 8-4 victory over

Shawano. Neal Henrigillis got the mound win going four innings allowing six

hits, seven strikeouts and two walks. Kyle Ott pitched solid relief giving up

three hits while striking out four and walking 1. Ott and Josh Honzik led the

way offensively with two RBI’s each.

Varsity @ Marinette - April 25 - De Pere 6 Marinette 0

Faulds doubled in the first and scored on an infield error to lift the

Redbirds to an early lead. They came back in the 5th to score four more

runs on hits by Richie Bennie and Jeff Riddle, and stolen bases by Faulds,

Riddle, Yost, and Bennie.

The Birds added an single run in the 6th when

Greg Fisher walked, Cory Williams singled. Joe Faulds had two hits, and

Joe Young also singled. Jared Yost was the winning pitcher with 5

strikeouts. Joe Faulds was in relief. The Redbirds are now 4-2 in

conference play, and 8-2 overall.

De Pere 1 0 0 0 4 1 0 --- 6

Marinette 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 --

- 0

JV vs. Marinette - April 25 - De Pere 11 Marinette 10

De Pere (5-1) battled back from a 10-4 deficit to score three in the fifth and

four in the sixth to defeat Marinette (3-3). Joe Betcher pitched the last two

and a thirds innings to earn the win. Betcher gave up only two hits, no

walks, and struck out two. Betcher also had two hits. Nick Rukamp and Joe

VandenAvond had three hits apiece. Matt Rukamp had a two-run triple in

the sixth to spark De Pere's comeback.

Marinette 0 0 5 1 4 0 0 --- 10 9 5

De Pe

re 0 3 0 1 3 4 x --- 11 13 2

Varsity vs. West De Pere - April 24 - De Pere 4 West De Pere 15

eff Riddle singled, Andy Van Rens doubled, and Joe Faulds had an RBI

single whil

e Jared Yost doubled in two more runs for the Redbird’s 3-run first

inning. The Birds scored again in the 4th when Cory Williams led off with a

double, Greg Fisher singled, and Charlie Mc Ginn drove in Williams. But

West De Pere had thirteen hits, 7 of them extra base hits, and 3 home runs

to defeat the Redbirds 15-4. Yost, Faulds, and Williams pitched, all gave up

runs, with starter Yost taking the loss.

De Pere 3 0 0 1 0 0 --- - 4

West De Pere 7 2 0 1 0 5 --- 15

JV @ West De Pere - April 24 - De Pere 3 West De Pere 2

Brent Jorgensen pitched a complete game, allowing five hits and one

earned

run. Jorgensen also led De Pere in hits with two. De Pere got

their winning

run on a hit by Joe VandenAvond to score Zach Henderson

in the three-run

sixth inning. De Pere is now 4-1. The West De Pere

Phantoms were

unbeaten in conference play entering the game.

De Pere 0 0 0 0 0 3 0

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3 7 1

West De Pere 0 0 1 0 1 0 0 --- 2 5 1

Freshman @ Ashwaubenon - April 21 - De Pere 15 Ashwaubenon 3
Freshman @ Bayport - April 22 - De Pere 6 Bayport 10/De Pere 12 Bayport 1

he Freshmen baseball team improved their record to 3-2 with a victory

over Ashwaubenon on Friday and a split with Bay Port on Saturday.

On Friday the Redbirds beat Ashwaubenon 15-3. They were led offensively

by Kory Guns who hit a grand slam for the second consecutive game. Jake

DeCleene had two hits the three RBI’s for the winners while Ben Verbeten

also had two hits. Neal Henrigillis picked up the mound win.

In the first game Saturday the Red birds fell 10-6 to Bay Port. Kory Guns

had three hits and three RBI’s for the Red birds. Jake DeCleene also

chipped in two hits for the Redbirds.

In the second game of the doubleheader the Redbirds beat Bay Port 12-1.

Criag Hooyman led the way offensively with three hits, while Jake De Cleene,

Neal Henrigillis, and Andrew Mulvey had two hits a piece for the winners.

Kory Guns picked up

the win on the mound.

Varsity @ Ashwaubenon - April 20 - De Pere 2 Ashwaubenon 1

The Redbirds jumped out to an early one-run lead as Charlie McGinn drew

a lead-off walk, stole second, and he was doubled in by Jeff Riddle. The

Jags answered with a run in the first on a single and a fielder’s choice. In

the sixth, with two outs, Joe Faulds homered for a Redbird 2-1 lead. The

Birds left the bases loaded in the seventh with Jared Yost’s walk and singles

by Richie Bennie and Joe Young. The Jags threatened in the 7th with back-

to-back singles to start the inning, but winning pitcher Jeff Riddle got the

Jags to pop up twice and hit into a fie

lder’s choice to end the game. Riddle

gave up 5 hits, struck out 6, walked three and hit one batsmen.

De Pere 1 0 0 0 0 1 0 --- 2

Ashwaubenon 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 --- 1

JV vs. Ashwaubenon - April 20 - De Pere 8 Ashwaubenon 3

Ryan Gloe pitched a complete game four-hitter. Gloe also added two hits

and an RBI. Brent Jorgensen and Zach Henderson had two hits apiece.

Cory Ott had a two run single and Zach Henderson had a two run double

both in the first inning

(3-3)Ashwaubenon 0 0 0 12 0 0 --- 3 4 2

(3-1)De Pere 5 0 0 3 0 0 x --- 8 10 2

Varsity @ Seymour - April 18 - Seymour 6 De Pere 5

The Redbirds scored first in this 11-inning marathon as Jared Yost

homered

driving in Joe Faulds in the 1st inning. Trailing 3-2 in the 6th,

Joe Young

walked, Andy Van Rens singled, and Cory Gloe lined a 2-run

double to put

the Redbirds back on top. Tied again after 7, Seymour hung

on to score

the winning run in the 11th . Jeff Riddle also singled, while

Yost and Gloe

shared the mound, with Gloe pitching the last 5 taking the

loss.

De Pere 2 0 0 0 0 2 1 0 0 0 0 -

Seymour

0 0 0 0 3 1 1 0 0 0 1 -

JV vs. Seymour - April 18 - De Pere 9 Seymour 3

The De Pere Redbird JV baseball team (2-1) was led by Brent Jorgensen

who pitched a complete game, giving up four hits and striking out seven.

Jorgensen also had three hits and two RBI's. Zach Henderson and Ryan

Gloe also added two RBI's apiece.

Seymour

0 0 0 0 0 0 3

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De Pere

2 1 1 5 0 0 x

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Freshman @ Marinette - April 11 - De Pere 11 Marinette 0

The freshmen baseball team got its first victory of the season in an 11-0 win

over Marinette. Charlie Shoman picked up the win on the mound throwing

and impressive one-hitter while striking out seven batters. Kory Guns led

the Redbirds offensively with five RBI”s including a grand slam.

Steven McNicall also added two RBI’s in the win.

Varsity vs. Pulaski - April 10 - De Pere 10 Pulaski 0

Jeff Riddle shut out the Raiders

in 5 innings striking out 4 and issuing a lone

walk while allowing just 3 hits supported by Jared Yost’s 2x4, 4 RBI

performance which included a 3-run double in the fifth to end the game on

runs. Riddle, Joe Faulds, Cory Gloe, and Richie Bennie all had singles.

Charlie McGinn stole 3 bases of the Redbirds total 7.

De Pere 1 1 2 1 5 ---- 10 5 2

Pulaski 0 0 0 0 0 ---- 0 3 2

WP: Jeff Riddle LP: Blair Basten

Leading Hitters: DP - Jared Yost 2x4

JV @ Pulaski - April 10 - De Pere 13 Pulaski 11

The De Pere JV Baseball team won 13-11 @ Pulaski. De Pere was led by

Junior Matt Rukamp who was 4X4 with two doubles, a home run and three

RBI’s. Nick Rukamp and Ryan Gloe also homered for De Pere. Brent

Jorgensen had a three-run double in second inning. Nick Rukamp pitched

five innings, striking out four in the win.

De Pere 0 5 2 0 5 1 0 ---- 13 11 2

Pulaski 3 2 0 0 0 4 2 ---- 11 11 3

Freshman vs. Seymour - April 7

JV @. Shawano - April 6 - Shawano 11 De Pere 9

De Pere got behind 11-2 after three innings, but battled back in the fifth with

six runs to close the game to 11-9. That is where the scored ended up. De

Pere was led in hitting by Brent Jorgensen 2x4. Andy Newhouse and Joe

VandenAvond each had two RBI’s apiece. Matt Rukamp took the loss.

Brent Jorgensen pitched a solid 3 2/3 innings, striking out six.

De Pere 1 0 1 1 6 0 0 ---- 9 10 3

Shawano 1 6 4 0 0 0 x ---- 11 10 3

Varsity vs. Shawano - April 6 - De Pere 2 Shawano 1

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ed Yost held Shawano to a lone run in the 7th inning, going 6

innings striking out 5, walking 4 and scattering 6 hits for the win. He also

singled and scored in the 4th. Jeff Riddle had scored in the first after a

walk, a stolen base, and was plated by

Joe Fauld’s sac fly. Riddle got the

save

De Pere 1 0 0 1 0 0 x --- 2

Shawano 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 --- 1

Varsity @ North Laurel Co. High School @ London, KY - DP 7 NL 3

Jeff Riddle, Charlie McGinn, Joe Young, Joe Faulds, Andy Van Rens, and

Nick Geisen all scored in the first inning with Geinsen singling. Riddle

scored again in the the 3rd after two outs when he walked, stole third, and

came home on a passed ball. Cory Gloe was the winning pitcher walking

and striking out 4, scattering 3

hits.

De Pere 6 0 1 0 0 0 0 --- 7

North Laurel 1 0 0 0 0 2 0 --- 3

Varsity @. Mc Creary Central H.S., Whitley City, KY - DP 18 MC 0

The Redbirds slugged out 18 runs on 12 hits while Jeff Riddle pitched all 5

innings of the score-shortened game to route Mc Creary Central 18-0.

Riddle struck out 10, walked 4, and allowed just one hit. Richie Bennie and

Greg Fisher were 2x3 and Cory Ott went 2x4. Charlie McGinn,

Joe Faulds,

Andy Van Rens, Jared Yost, Cory Williams, and Cory Gloe each singled.

De Pere 0 0 10 8 0 --- 18

Mc Creary 0 0 0 0 0 --- 0

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Jared Yost went 5 innings and Cory Gloe finished out the last two, the duo

giving up 7 hits and walking 5 in the 10-9 win. Charlie McGinn and Andy

Van Rens’ pinch runner Jeff Riddle scored on walks and errors in the first.

McGinn, Joe Faulds, and Jared Yost scored in the second when McGinn

walked, Faulds doubled, and Joe Young singled. In the sixth the Redbirds

scored three runs when McGinn and Rich Bennie singled. Van Rens

walked, and Yost and Young both singled in the seventh to plate Yost for

the winning run.

De Pere 2 3 1 0 0 3 1 --- 10

Whitley 0 6 0 0 2 0 1 --- 9

DE PERE REDBIRD BASEBALL

2006 SEASON