Josh Gaworski struck out 14 over seven innings in his no-hitter on March 18.
The Concordia-St. Paul baseball team has posted a lot of zeroes lately. Right-hander Josh Gaworski added a lot more, hurling a 14-strikeout no-hitter against Minnesota Crookston on Sunday afternoon.
The Bears are rolling, winners of five-straight games. Each one of those wins has come in shutout fashion, not allowing a run since the sixth inning on March 10. That's 38-straight innings of shutout baseball, and that is pretty good.
Gaworski kept that streak rolling on Sunday in Game 1 of a doubleheader. The junior picked up his second win of the season, hurling seven frames of no-hit baseball. He was masterful in striking out 14, including striking out the side in the final inning to preserve the no-no. His only blemishes were two walks on the afternoon. Gaworski had plenty of support behind him, as the Bears piled on 15 runs.
Concordia is now 10-3 on the season. The shutout watch continues in the nightcap of the doubleheader Sunday evening.
BASE: It's a no-hitter for @CSPBearsBase's Josh Gaworski! The righty struck out 14 in a dominant 7.0 innings for the win! Way to #BeGolden! #WeAreCSP #NSICBase pic.twitter.com/ZvAvsE1K2d
— Concordia St. Paul (@CSPBears) March 18, 2018
