MADISON, WISC. - Despite strong winds and cold temperatures, the Madison College baseball team made quick work of a Region 4 doubleheader sweep over Waubonsee Community College, earning a pair of five-inning, run-ruled wins by scores of 11-0 and 12-2 on Friday at Robin Roberts Field. The wins push the WolfPack's overall win streak to five games, while also giving the Pack a 15-10 edge in the all-time series with the Chiefs.

Game #1: #1 Madison College 11, Waubonsee Community College 0 (5 innings)

A first inning balk foreshadowed one of the storylines of the day's twin bill, and it also got the scoring started as it allowed Gabe Roessler to touch home. The WolfPack jumped out a 7-0 lead with six runs in the second inning, and it all came with two outs on the scoreboard. Eli Kramer and Zach Storbakken each produced with a run-scoring double, the latter of which brought home two runs. Gunnar Doyle earned a RBI with a bases loaded walk, and Brady Jurgella capped the inning with a single to right that plated Storbakken. In the third inning, Cameron Dupont crossed home thanks to an Eli Kramer sacrifice fly, Doyle roped a double to left to score Gabe O'Brien and Jake Fulton, and Storbakken followed with a double of his own to drive in Doyle for the game's final run.

Doyle, a native of Oak Creek, Wisconsin, finished 2 for 2 with three runs batted in and two scored. It's his fourth game with three or more runs batted in this season. Storbakken also produced two hits, three RBI, and one runs scored, while Jake Fulton was the third player with multiple hits and scored two runs.

Starter Alex Hayes spent four innings on the hill and limited the Chiefs to one hit and one base on balls in a shutout effort. The Muskego, Wisconsin, native is now 3-0 on the season after striking out three batters before giving way to Jacob Arndt for a perfect fifth inning.

Game #2: #1 Madison College 12, Waubonsee Community College 2 (5 innings)

The finale opened with another big scoring inning with a four-run bottom of the first. With two runners on, Zach Storbakken's single up the middle scored Eli Kramer and Gabe Roessler, and two batters later it was Cameron Dupont driving in Storbakken ahead of another balk call to force in Jake Fulton. 

Waubonsee Community College (8-20) was able to tally a pair of runs in the second against starter Spencer Buskager, however, the freshman right-hander was picked up by his teammates with two more runs in the home half, highlighted by a Dupont RBI-single. Leading 7-2 after a run in the fourth, Madison College (21-3) walked off with a run-ruled win with five more runs in the fifth. It ended with a run-scoring balk call to give the home team a ten-run advantage.

Fulton had a single in the fifth that plated Jurgella and gave the left fielder three hits, including a triple, to pace the WolfPack. The product of Crystal Lake, Illinois amassed two runs batted in and a career-best four runs scored. Freshmen Cameron Dupont and Gabe Roessler each produced a pair of hits. Roessler scored two runs, while Dupont posted two RBI and a run scored. Storbakken drove in a team-high three runs and scored another as part of a 1 for 3 effort.

Buskager, a native of Oregon, Wisconsin, worked all five innings and struck out a career-best seven batters. He allowed two earned runs on three hits en route to improving to 2-0.

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