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2008 Falcons 18-19 overall 11-11 NAC
GAME RESULTS:
May 3, 2008
Marian 6 Concordia 5 Game One
Both games went down to an exciting final pitch but the results were similarly disappointing as the Falcons fell 6-5 and 9-7 to host Marian on Saturday, ending their 2008 season with 10 straight losses and an overall 18-19 record.
Falcon starter Trent Duckett took a 4-2 lead into the bottom of the eighth inning of the opener but a pair of infield errors allowed two unearned runs to tie the contest.
Each team managed a solo tally in the ninth before reliever Dustin Lackas surrendered the Sabres' game-winner in the 11th. Matt Schilter had three of Concordia's 12 hits while both Andy Becker and Dan Shea hit home runs for CUW.
Score by Innings R H E
Concordia Wisconsin. 100 001 110 10 - 5 12 3
Marian College...... 000 100 120 11 - 6 9 1
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Marian 9 Concordia 7 Game Two
Third baseman Dan Shea homered again in game two, this time a 3 run blast, as Concordia came back from a 7-0 second inning deficit to get within 7-5 after four innings.
The Falcons eventually cut the margin to 8-7 in the sixth and had the bases loaded with one out, but Sabre reliever Drew Powers closed the door after that with 3 2/3 innings of scoreless relief.
Score by Innings R H E
Concordia Wisconsin. 002 302 000 - 7 7 2
Marian College...... 520 010 01X - 9 8 1
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April 9, 2008
UW-Whitewater 13 Concordia 2 Game One
The host Warhawks (29-5) have won 19 of their last 20. Last evening CUW pitchers, including first game starter Trent Duckett (5-5), found out why UW-W is nationally ranked in most offensive categories.
UW-W pounded the Falcon right hander for 10 runs on nine hits in four innings of work. The hosts hit five home runs while Warhawk pitchers Randy Johnson and Bryant Ganser limited the Falcons to three hits.
Score by Innings R H E
Concordia (WI)...... 000 002 0 - 2 3 2
UW-Whitewater....... 104 510 2 - 13 15 0
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UW-Whitewater 12 Concordia 7
CUW jumped to a 5-1 third inning lead in the second contest. The Falcon third frame explosion included hits by Ty Schill, Matt Schilter, Jon Olla, and Dan Shea plus a hit batsman and a pair of Warhawk errors.
UW-W came right back, however, via five hits and a pair of costly two out errors by the Falcon defense that made all of their third inning runs unearned.
Base knocks by Olla and Shea accounted for CUW’s final two runs in the fifth, cutting the Falcon deficit at the time to 8-7, but UW-W’s offense produced 17 hits in all against a trio of Falcon hurlers and the Falcons went down to their eighth straight defeat. CUW (18-17) travels to Marian on Saturday for their NAC twin bill finale.
Score by Innings R H E
Concordia (WI)...... 005 020 000 - 7 10 5
UW-Whitewater....... 015 210 30X - 12 17 5
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April 27, 2008
Concordia- Chicago 10 CUW 5
The Falcon baseball team fell out of the league playoff picture by dropping four straight games over this past weekend. After being defeated twice at Dominican on Saturday, CUW lost another pair of decisions in West Bend on Sunday at the hands of Concordia- Chicago.
The Cougars bolted to an early 6-0 lead against CUW’s Dustin Lackas, pounding out 12 hits and socking three separate home runs over the course of game one.
CUW got 2 hits apiece from Andy Becker, Brett Summers, and Dan Shea with Becker and Summers hitting 6th inning home runs to get CUW within 6-3 before the Cougars regained control.
Score by Innings R H E
Concordia Chicago... 204 000 031 - 10 12 2
Concordia Wisconsin. 000 003 020 - 5 8 2
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Concordia- Chicago 6 CUW 5
Game two of Sunday’s twin bill was a nail-biter with the Falcons battling back from a 6-2 5th inning deficit but falling just short the Cougars. Matt Schilter and Becker each singled home a third inning tally to tie the score briefly at 2-2 before CU-C jumped to a 4 run lead with home runs off loser Dan Cattau in the 4th and 5th.
Becker scored on a wild pitch after doubling to lead off the bottom of the fifth and Brandon Banton singled home Schill who had doubled to further close the gap in the seventh. Shea scored as part of a double steal in the eighth to make it 6-5.
Unfortunately a 6-4-3 double play ended the CUW ninth and the Falcons suffered their sixth straight loss. Becker, Ty Schill, and Matt Mayer had two hit games for CUW which has road doubleheaders with non conference opponent UW- Whitewater (Wed.) and Marian (Sat.) remaining on the schedule. CUW is now 18-15 on the season.
Score by Innings R H E
Concordia Chicago... 011 220 000 - 6 11 3
Concordia Wisconsin. 002 010 110 - 5 9 3
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April 26, 2008
Dominican 19 Concordia 9
On Saturday CUW’s Alex Tomter could not get out of the first inning of game one, allowing 8 hits and two walks as host Dominican bolted to a 10- 0 lead. The Stars totaled an imprssive 17 hits over the seven inning contest. Brett Summers was the only Falcon to get two hits (both doubles). Concordia trailed 15-0 in the seventh before rallying for 8 runs.
Score by Innings R H E
Concordia Wisconsin. 000 008 1 - 9 6 2
Dominican University (10)01 402 2 - 19 17 0
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Dominican 4 Concordia 3
Concordia carried a 3-2 lead into the bottom of the ninth in Saturday’s second game with closer Rusty Meyer trying to save a win for Trent Duckett.
An infield error by the Falcons opened the gates, however, and a pair of unearned runs eventually allowed the Stars to sweep the twin bill. Alex Moroder had three hits for Concordia.
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April 24, 2008
St. Norbert 7 Concordia 5
St. Norbert came back from a 4-3 fifth inning deficit to upend the Falcons 7-5 in De Pere yesterday in a non-conference matchup.
Concordia had scored four runs in the third, two on a Matt Schilter double and the third on Andy Becker’s third home run in the past two games. Originally scheduled as a doubleheader, this singleton was limited to seven innings by weather. CUW used a multitude of pitchers, saving arms for this weekend's key NAC DH with CU- Chicago on Sunday in West Bend.
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April 22, 2008
Concordia 8 Benedictine 3
The host Falcons scored early and late to pick up a critical first game win. Matt Schilter led CUW’s game-long 11 hit attack with three base knocks and three RBI’s. The fast-starting Falcons jumped on Eagle starter James Callahan for four runs in the first two frames. Jon Olla singled in a pair of first inning tallies and Schilter’s single plus an RBI ground out added two more in the second.
Benedictine got to CUW starter Trent Duckett for single scores in the second, fifth, and seventh but Concordia put the game away with a three run eighth. Schilter drove in two more with a clutch single and Ty Schill stole home for the final marker. Rusty Meyer recorded his seventh save for Val Keiper’s club.
Score by Innings R H E
Benedictine 010 010 010 - 3 13 0
Concordia 220 100 03X - 8 11 0
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April 22, 2008
Benedictine 13 Concordia 9
CUW held a 9-5 lead entering the 8th inning, but a pair of Falcon relievers allowed eight runs over the final two frames to allow Benedictine a split in this twin bill.
Andy Becker hit a pair of towering home runs for the Falcons and Kevin Courvoisier had a trio of hits as CUW scored seven times in the first four frames. Concordia starter Trent Duckett left after allowing 9 hits and five scattered runs before the rare bullpen flameout.
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April 20, 2008
Concordia 8 MSOE 2
Dan Cattau (3-0) was outstanding in Sunday’s game two as he held MSOE scoreless for six innings while the Falcons (10-4) built a 6-0 cushion. Becker, with seven hits in 11 at bats on the day, added three more hits in this contest. CUW Catcher Al Moroder also had a 3-5 performance as Concordia pounded out 13 base knocks against Raider Jake Lathers (1-4).
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Concordia 6 MSOE 3
A three run ninth inning uprising broke up a game-long pitchers’ duel between winner Dustin Lackas (4-1) and MSOE’s Kevin Curtin.
With the score tied, Kevin Courvoisier led off the Falcon ninth with a home run. Andy Becker followed with his fourth hit of the game. After two outs, Kyle Barth doubled home Becker. Barth then scored on a single by Dan Shea. Closer Rusty Meyer preserved the win with his sixth save.
Ty Schill had a two run homer earlier for CUW as Val Keiper’s team improved to 9-4 in the NAC, rebounding from Saturday's disappointment with a vengeance.
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April 19, 2008
Rockford 11 Concordia 5
The Regents, now 13-1, looked like a first place team as they smashed three homers and got eight innings of 7 hit pitching from Ken Krull. Alex Tomter (5-2) allowed nine hits and walked five in 6 2/3 innings of work for CUW. Andy Becker and Matt Meyer each had two hits for CUW.
Score by Innings R H E
Rockford College.... 101 130 320 - 11 11 5
Concordia WI........ 000 100 022 - 5 9 3
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April 19, 2008
Rockford 13 Concordia 0
CUW took their first one-sided pounding of the year in game two as the Regents got to Trent Ducket for seven second inning tallies and never let up. Rockford amassed 20 hits in the abbreviated seven inning contest with every starter getting at least one hit. Pitcher Jeff Jacobson (6-1) whitewashed the Falcons.
Score by Innings R H E
Rockford College.... 074 100 1 - 13 20 1
Concordia WI........ 000 000 0 - 0 7 1
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April 15, 2008 
Concordia 15 Maranatha 1
CUW pounded out 13 hits in the seven inning first game win. Jon Olla led the hit parade with three base knocks and four runs scored. Dan Shea drove in four runs with a pair of hits. The hosts managed only two hits and one unearned run off Concordia’s Dustin Lackas, and committed nine errors.
Score by Innings R H E
Concordia 051 013 5 - 15 13 1
Maranatha 010 000 0 - 1 2 9
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Concordia 18 Maranatha 5
Game two did not start smoothly as the Crusaders scored three first inning runs off eventual CUW winner Dan Cattau. Concordia battled back with a 17 hit barrage, scoring in every inning. Brett Summers had three hits and a trio of RBI’s while Matt Schilter, Andy Becker, Matt Mayer, and Jon Olla had two hits apiece. The Falcons are now 8-2 in the NAC.
Score by innings R H E
Concordia 151 143 3 18 17 1
Maranatha 300 020 0 5 8 4
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April 14, 2008
Aurora 13 Concordia 3
Aurora broke open a tight 4-3 first game with two runs in the fifth before a seven run game-ending 7th inning rally ended the initial contest via the 10 run rule.
Concordia starter Alex Tomter (5-1) lost his first game of the season, victimized by five CUW errors. A pair of Falcon relievers were pounded for nine hits and as many runs in two innings of work. Matt Schilter and Kevin Courvoisier were the Falcons bright spots offensively, combining for six hits.
Score by Innings R H E
Concordia Wisconsin. 003 000 0 - 3 10 5
Aurora University... 301 020 7 - 13 18 2
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Concordia 7 Aurora 3
Game two was an entirely different story as Falcon starter Trent Duckett (4-3) kept the Spartan bats quiet for six innings while CUW built what turned out to be an insurmountable lead. Two hit batsmen, an infield error, and three timely hits provided a 4-0 cushion by the end of the second inning.
Schilter, Courvoisier, and Andy Becker each drove in runs during that game-deciding frame. Aurora got to Duckett for one run in the seventh and added a pair of unearned tallies off reliever Rusty Meyer in the eighth but Ty Schill’s two run double in the ninth provided breathing room for CUW.
The Falcons are now 6-2 in the NAC while Aurora’s record stands at 8-4 in the tightly-contested league as five teams remain in the thick of the title chase.
R H E
Concordia Wisconsin. 040 010 002 - 7 11 3
Aurora University... 000 000 120 - 3 11 3
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April 9, 2008
Edgewood 16 Concordia 6
Wednesday afternoon’s first game saw the host Eagles pull away from a 7-6 6th inning lead to rout the Falcons 16-6 in a contest ended by the 10 run rule. Jon Olla was 3-3 for CUW but Edgewood outhit Concordia by a 15- 6 count and the Falcons contributed 5 errors to the Eagle cause.
Starter Trent Duckett (3-3) took the loss for CUW but it was four Falcon relievers who were pounded for nine runs while giving up 10 hits and three walks over the final 2 2/3 inings as Edgewood pulled away.
Score by Innings R H E
Concordia Wisconsin. 021 003 00 - 6 6 5
Edgewood College.... 200 235 31 - 16 15 5
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Concordia 7 Edgewood 4
The Falcons earned a split by defeating Edgewood 7-4 in a game two thriller. Dependable Rusty Meyer got thru some rough spots but preserved Alex Tomter’s fifth straight win with 2 2/3 innings of scoreless relief. Kevin Courvoisier continued his torrid offensive streak with a 3 for 6 performance. He and equally hot Dan Shea combined for six of CUW’s 10 base hits. Only two of the 11 runs scored in the game were earned as costly errors plagued both starting pitchers.
With CUW trailing 2-1 in the sixth, Andy Becker reached on an error and Brett Summers was safe when his sacrifice bunt attempt was muffed. Jon Olla bunted both runners into scoring position. Kyle Barth’s ground out drove in one tally and Shea’s single plated a second as Concordia took the lead.
Val Keiper’s club made it 5-2 with a pair of runs in the 7th. Ty Schill singled and was bunted to second by Matt Schilter. Courvoisier’s single scored Schill and Courvoisier eventually came around to score when Kyle Barth drew a bases loaded two out walk. After Edgewood drew within 5-4, CUW put the game away with a pair of 8th inning tallies. Schill scored on a Courvoisier single and Courvoisier tallied on Edgewood’s fifth error of the game. CUW is now 5-1 in the NAC while Edgewood is 3-1 in league play after the split.
Score by Innings R H E
Concordia Wisconsin. 001 002 220 - 7 10 4
Edgewood College.... 002 000 200 - 4 9 5
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April 6, 2008
Concordia 19 WLC 3
The host Falcons hammered Warrior pitching all day, blasting four home runs in the first game of Sunday’s twin bill and pounding out 19 hits in a game two win. Andy Becker, Jon Olla, Brett Summers, and Kyle Barth each slugged a round tripper as CUW won the first contest in seven innings.
Starting pitcher Dan Cattau got the win with five solid innings of work. Becker, Summers, Barth, Kevin Courvoisier, and Matt Schilter all had multiple hit games for the league-leading Falcons.
Score by Innings R H E
Wisconsin Lutheran.. 110 010 0 - 3 7 1
Concordia Wisconsin. 350 209 X - 19 13 0
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Concordia 17 WLC 8
Game two was more of the same as Concordia built a 12 -5 lead in the first three innings on the way to a 17 -8 triumph. Courvoisier was 5-6 at the plate, scoring 4 runs and driving in pair.
Becker and Olla had 3 hits each (with Becker hitting another home run) and the Falcons also benefitted from 5 WLC errors. Four CUW hurlers held the visitors in check as Concordia improved to 11- 5 on the season.
Score by Innings
Wisconsin Lutheran.. 032 300 000 - 8 18 5
Concordia Wisconsin. 336 202 10X - 17 19 2
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April 2, 2008
Concordia 16 Lakeland 5
Val Keiper's Falcons made the most of less than ideal playing conditions, opening the NAC season with a doubleheader sweep of visiting Lakeland. Concordia pounded out 14 hits and scored in every inning of the first game which was shortened to seven innings by the 10 run rule.
The number one thru five hitters in the CUW batting order had a field day as Matt Schilter, Kevin Courvoisier, Andy Becker, Brett Summers, and Jon Olla combined for 13 hits and scored 12 runs. Schilter and Brandon Banton each hit home runs to back winning pitcher Trent Duckett. Olla had four hits and drove in six runs himself.
Score by Innings R H E
Lakeland College.... 120 020 0 - 5 8 4
Concordia Wisconsin. 232 234 X - 16 14 2
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Concordia 7 Lakeland 3
Game two was a bit of a struggle as Lakeland owned a 3-0 lead heading into the bottom of the fourth. The Falcons got one back that inning when Olla eventually scored after reaching on an error. CUW tied the game in the fifth when Brandon Banton singled in one run (the Falcon’s first hit of the game) and then Dan Shea knocked home the tying tally.
Concordia put the game away in the sixth as Schilter, Courvoiser, and Dan Shea had run-scoring hits. Dustin Lackas pitched six innings to get the win and Rusty Meyer pitched a perfect seventh for the save.
Score by Innings R H E
Lakeland College.... 011 100 0 - 3 6 4
Concordia Wisconsin. 000 124 X - 7 5 4
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March 21, 2008
William Patterson 6 Concordia 1
Kevin Courvoisier had two of CUW's six hits as the Falcons completed their Arizona swing with a "quiet" loss. Concordia is now 7-5 on the season.
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March 20, 2008
Concordia 6 UW- Stout 1
Alex Tomter shut down Stout with a steady 9 hit complete game performance. Kevin Courvoisier had 3 of CUW's 9 hits. Jon Olla and Brandon Banton added two hits each with Olla driving in a pair of runs.
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March 19, 2008
UW- La Crosse 23 Concordia 5
UW- La Crosse pounded CUW with a 21 hit attack against 5 Falcon hurlers. Matt Schilter was 3-4 for the Falcons.
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March 18, 2008
Dana College 11 Concordia 10
CUW rallied from an 11-3 deficit to pull within 11-10 but a ninth inning double play saved the winners. Jacob Pfeiffer had a grand slam for Concordia.
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March 17, 2008
Concordia 6 Hamline 4
Once again CUW came back from a 4-2 deficit, this time to upend Hamline. Freshman Matt Schilter was a perfect 4-4 and Alex Tomter and Rusty Meyer combined for 5 2/3 innings of scoreless relief.
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March 16, 2008
Concordia 6 Brockport 4
Andy Becker had what proved to be a game-winning 2 run single as CUW came back from a two run deficit to defeat Brockport. Becker was 3-4 on the day. Trent Duckett got the win in relief.
Brockport 9 Concordia 1
Brockport got seven runs in the first inning to erase any doubt. Andy Becker had two of Concordia's 4 hits.
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March 15, 2008
Concordia 12 UMass (Boston) 5
Five different players collected three or more hits and knocked in three or more runs in a double header for Concordia and helped CUW sweep Massachusetts Boston- winning the first game, 12-5, and the second contest, 12-6, at Salt River High School in the Greater Phoenix Invitational in Scottsdale, AZ today. The Falcons improved to 4-1 with the wins.
After falling behind 1-0 in game one, Concordia answered with three runs in the top of the second, including a one-out double by junior left fielder Kyle Barth, which led to a sacrifice fly from Schilter. The Beacons cut the deficit to 3-2 in the bottom of the fourth, but the Falcons countered with three two-out runs in the fifth when senior third baseman Andy Becker doubled down the left field line and, after the second out, junior right fielder Kevin Courvoisier smashed a double to left center to plate Becker. Sophomore center fielder Jonathon Olla followed with a two-run homer to left field to give Concordia a 6-2 margin.
Val Keiper's squad scored six runs in the top of the seventh inning of the first game, highlighted by a two-run single by freshman second baseman Matthew Schilter and a two-run triple by senior first baseman Josh Hiesdorf, to give the Falcons a 12-5 advantage.
Concordia 12 UMass(Boston) 6
The Falcons used another big inning to break open the second game as well, scoring seven times in the bottom of the fourth to snap a 3-3 tie and take a 10-3 advantage. Courvoisier highlighted the inning with a two-run triple, while Becker drove in a pair of runs with a single and Heisdorf knocked in a run with a single as well.
Concordia tacked on two more runs in the sixth after senior catcher Brett Summers led off the inning with a triple to right field and was pushed home by a single through the left side by Courvoisier, who later scored on a two-out single by senior shortstop Tyler Schill for a 12-3 Falcons’ lead.
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March 14, 2008
Concordia 15 Monmouth 11
CUW opened their Arizona swing by outlasting Monmouth in a 15-11 slugfest. Kyle Barth and Andy Becker both went yard for the Falcons (2-1).
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Concordia 14 Macalester 10
It was a much different story in the nightcap, however, as the Falcons pounded 17 hits and overcame a 10-9 8th inning deficit to earn a split in their season- opening doubleheader. Jon Olla was 4-4 and Brett Summers added a 3-3 performance to the CUW attack, but it was ultimately Kyle Barth’s ninth inning grand slam that provided the winning margin.
Starter Alex Tomter was roughed up for five runs in four innings of work and reliever Dustin Lackas allowed five runs without retiring a battee before fireman Rusty Meyer came to the rescue. The veteran reliever pitched three shutout innings to earn his first win.
Score by Innings R H E
Concordia (Wis.).... 002 071 4 - 14 17 1
Macalester.......... 401 050 0 - 10 9 4
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March 9, 2008 1st Game
Macalester 5 Concordia 0
The Falcons were held to one hit in the opener, and a three run first inning by the hosts was enough to hand Trent Duckett the loss. James Murray (2-0) fanned six Falcons in his five innings of work and Adam Kent had three hits for Macalester (3-3).
Score by Innings R H E
Macalester.......... 300 001 1 - 5 11 1
Concordia (Wis.).... 000 000 0 - 0 1 1
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