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Date	Headline	School	Type
Mar. 31, 2009	Wabash's Dodaro Named NCAC Player of the Week	Wabash	Weekly conference awards
Wabash senior Matt Dodaro has been named the North Coast Athletic Conference Baseball Player of the Week. The Lake Central High School product hit his 21st career home run Saturday in the Little Giants' 8-7 win over Wittenberg, moving him into a tie for the all-time lead in Wabash College baseball history. [ more ]

Mar. 09, 2009	Van Duyn, Little Giants Shut Out Texas Lutheran	Wabash
SEGUIN, Texas --- Sophomore Brian Van Duyn threw eight innings of shutout baseball in his first start of the year to guide Wabash to a 6-0 win at Texas Lutheran Monday afternoon. Van Duyn nearly missed the trip to Texas with his teammates after being diagnosed with the flu two days before [ more ]

Apr. 01, 2008	Leckrone Named North Coast Athletic Conference Pitcher of the Week	Wabash	Weekly conference awards
Wabash sophomore Keegan Leckrone has been named the North Coast Athletic Conference Pitcher of the Week. The righthander out of Park Forest, Illinois and Rich East High School rebounded from his loss as a starter at Illinois Wesleyan with two wins in relief over the weekend against Case Western Reserve. He worked [ more ]

Apr. 17, 2007	Niezer Named NCAC Pitcher of the Week	Wabash	Weekly conference awards
Wabash sophomore Joey Niezer has been named the North Coast Athletic Conference Pitcher of the Week after allowing just four hits in two games last week. Niezer pitched a total of 16 innings, giving up five total runs but only one earned for an ERA of 0.56. He struck out 12 batters [ more ]

Apr. 16, 2007	Little Giants Knock Off Undefeated Wooster	Wabash	Miscellaneous
Joey Niezer threw a complete-game two-hitter, capped by three huge defensive plays by the sophomore righthander, to pace the Little Giants’ 3-2 victory over undefeated and number-one ranked Wooster Sunday afternoon. The victory snapped a 27-game winning streak by the Scots, the longest in the nation and longest in Wooster school history. [ more ]