Minnesota State (9-9, 5-3 NSIC) is relocating its weekend baseball series against St. Cloud State (10-8, 6-2 NSIC) due to inclement weather, playing a doubleheader in Sioux City, Iowa, and another in Wakefield, Nebraska. Last time on the diamond, the Mavericks excelled against NSU Wolves, showing strong offensive performance and impressive speed on the base path.

The Big Picture

The relocation exemplifies the flexibility and adaptability of teams in response to weather challenges, ensuring games proceed smoothly and players stay active in their season.

By the Numbers
  • Mavericks outscored Northern State 43-18 in the series.
  • Ryan Wickman leads the team with twelve stolen bases through 18 games.
  • SCSU's Cal James and Sawyer Smith lead offensively, with James earning the NSIC Player of the Week award.
  • SCSU's pitching staff, notably Luke Tupy, holds a 2.57 ERA and 41 strikeouts, ranking fifth in the NSIC in several pitching categories.
State of Play
  • Minnesota State's lineup is showcasing a strong offensive and pitching performance.
  • St. Cloud State's team, led by James and Smith, presents a formidable challenge with solid pitching staff performance.
What's Next

As the Mavericks face off against St. Cloud State, the focus will be on maintaining their offensive prowess and countering the strong pitching of the Huskies for a successful series.

Bottom Line

The relocation of the series highlights the adaptability and determination of Minnesota State's baseball team, setting the stage for an exciting and competitive matchup against St. Cloud State.