The Mosinee Indians opened up conference play as they hosted the Antigo Red Robins. The Indians pitching staff would throw a 3 hit shut out while the bats were hot recording 10 hits producing a 12-0 win in five innings. Garret Shupe started on the mound and threw 4 innings striking out 5 and walking 0, then Davin Stoffel pitched the final scoreless inning striking out 1.
Mosinee’s offense was led by Tanner Unertl and Drake Grod with 2 hits each. Trevor Garski would add a double and Taylor Lemanski would add a double. Eli Miland came up clutch with 3 RBIs as well. Mosinee improves to 3-1 overall and 1-0 in conference.
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