Players of the Week � Apr. 16

Baseball � Position Player

Jon Jagler (Wausau, WI/West) � The junior went three-for-six and drove in four of the Pointers' six runs in a doubleheader loss to UW-Oshkosh. Jagler hit a three-run homer in the 11-5 opening game loss and added a sacrifice fly in the first inning of a 2-1 second game loss.

Baseball � Pitcher

Bill Verbrick (Appleton, WI/Xavier) � The junior right-hander pitched eight strong innings, allowing seven hits and two runs in a 2-1 loss to UW-Oshkosh. Verbrick struck out three and issued his first two walks of the season, snapping a string of 29 1/3 innings to open the season without a base on balls.

Softball

Karen Guckenberger (South Milwaukee, WI/South Milwaukee) � The sophomore pitched 24 innings with a 0.00 ERA to extend her streak to 37 2/3 consecutive innings without allowing an earned run. Appeared in five games and had 25 strikeouts, two walks and 14 hits allowed in 24 innings. Included were two victories over 18th ranked University of Chicago. She also lost to UW-Whitewater and Winona State, despite not allowing an earned run in either game.

Men�s Track Events

Eric Miller (Green Bay, WI) � The junior won the 200 meters at the North Central College Invitational in Naperville, IL. Miller won the event in a time of :21.64. Miller also anchored both the winning 4 x 400-meter relay team and the second place 4 x 100-meter relay team.

Men�s Field Events

Aaron Carley (Lodi, WI/Lodi) � The freshman won the long jump at the North Central College Invitational. Carley cleared 6.75 meters (22� 1.75��).

Women�s Track Events

Leah Juno (Brillion, WI/Brillion) � The senior won the 800-meter run at the North Central College Invitational, turning in the top time in the country in the event this season. Juno�s time of 2:12.29 also automatically qualified her for the NCAA III Championships. Juno was also a member of the Pointers� fourth place 4 x 400-meter relay team.

Women�s Field Events

Jenny Todd (Wisconsin Rapids, WI/Lincoln) � The sophomore set a new school record in the long jump, with a leap of 5.74 meters (18� 10��). Todd placed second in the event at the North Central College Invitational and automatically qualified for the NCAA III Championships. Todd also placed second in the 200 meters (:25.98) and was part of the second place 4 x 100-meter relay team.