TrackMan Pitchers of the Week
TrackMan Hitters of the Week

- Cunningham made three appearances against three different teams on the week for the Mustangs. He finished with a 1-0 record and 0.00 ERA through 7 2/3 innings of work. The 6-6, 225-pound righty from St. John's gave up just five hits and walked one in that time, while striking out eight. Overall, he held opposing batters to a .185 BAA, while sporting a 0.78 WHIP and K/9 of 9.391.
- Giannoni made two appearances on the week for Holly Springs and was untouchable. In three innings of hitless, scoreless baseball, the 6-2, 200-pound righthander from Columbus State, walked none and struck out eight of the 10 batters he faced. He finished with a 0.00 ERA and earned a save to give him two on the season. In addition to holding opposing batters to a .000 average against him, he sported a 0.00 WHIP and a K/9 of 24.000.
- On the bump, Cariaco made two appearances on the week for the Bacon, including a complete game shutout in game one of a doubleheader against Lexington County on July 16. The 6-1, 235-pound lefty from Kent State finished the week throwing 9 1/3 innings, surrendering seven hits and striking out eight. He held opposing batters to a .200 clip against him, while sporting a 0.75 WHIP and a K/9 of 7.714.
- Little threw a complete game shutout for the HiToms in game two of a doubleheader on July 8, helping his team to a 2-0 victory over the Forest City Owls. The 6-1, 190-pound lefty went six innings of hitless baseball, walked one and struck out seven to earn the win. Little, a junior at Charlotte, also notched a 0.17 WHIP and a K/9 of 10.500.
- Cassady got the start for the Pilots on July 2 against Tri-City and was nearly untouchable. In 6 2/3 innings of work, the 6-5, 215-pound lefty from Christopher Newport surrendered just five hits, walked one and struck out an impressive 12 Chili Peppers. Opposing batters swung just .200 against him. While he had a 0.00 ERA and had helped position Peninsula for the win, the Pilots gave up the lead late in the game. Cassady also finished with a WHIP of 0.90 and a K/9 of 16.200.
- Called out of the bullpen for the Marlins four times on the week, Hickey picked up a pair of wins to go with a 0.00 ERA. The 6-1, 165-pound righthander from Tarleton State threw five innings of hitless (and scoreless) baseball, walking only two while striking out nine. He held opposing batters to a .000 BAA and also featured a low 0.40 WHIP and a K/9 of 16.200.
- On the bump, Wissinger was Mr. Reliable for the Marlins, making four appearances in relief, earning a 0.00 ERA and two saves. In 4 2/3 innings pitched, the 6-5, 200-pound righty from Southeastern was unblemished, giving up no runs on no hits, walking zero and striking out nine. Wissinger also featured a perfect 0.00 WHIP and a K/9 of 17.357.
- Daniel made the most of his time out of the pen for the Bananas, making three appearances in relief, earning a save and finishing the week with a clean 0.00 ERA. In 6 2/3 innings on the mound, the 6-4, 245-pound senior righthander from Purdue surrendered just three hits and a pair of runs – both unearned – to go with two walks and 11 strikeouts. Daniel also featured a WHIP of 0.79 and an impressive K/9 of 15.63.
- Snelsire was absolutely dominant across two appearances for the Chili Peppers in the extended first week of the CPL season. The junior from Randolph-Macon got his first CPL start of the season on Opening Day versus Martinsville in which he went six innings, allowing only two hits, walking two and striking out 4 to earn the win. He then made his second start of the season on June 2 at Peninsula. In that outing, the 6-3, 210-pound righty was untouchable, throwing four innings of hitless baseball, while striking out seven of 13 batters faced. Overall on the week, he finished with a 1-0 record, giving up just a pair of hits in 10 innings, while only walking two and striking out 11.

- Watson finished the week with a .533 average, racking up eight hits, including a double and a pair of home runs. The redshirt freshman from Elizabethtown College also scored five runs and drove in 10 RBIs to go with a pair of walks. He sported a .1.000 slugging percentage to go with a .588 on-base percentage and a 1.588 OPS on the week. This was Watson's second Hitter of the Week honor, as he also was selected in Week 1 of the 2022 season.
- Vradenburg, a first baseman at Michigan State, played in all seven games for the Blowfish on the week, finishing with a .500 average. He led the league in hits (14), home runs (3), runs (9) and RBIs (19); and added three doubles and a triple for good measure. He was walked seven times too. Further, Vradenburg sported a 1.000 slugging percentage, .600 on-base percentage and an impressive 1.600 OPS.
- Mendolia, an infielder at Central Arkansas, led the league with a .625 average for the Sharks. Of his 10 hits, two were doubles and one was a home run. He also scored eight runs, drove in four RBIs and walked four times for the Sharks. Mendolia finished the week with a .938 slugging percentage and .750 on-base percentage, giving him an OPS of 1.688. And if that wasn't enough, he tacked on two stolen bases as well.
- Jones, a sophomore outfielder from Texas A&M Corpus Christi, went 8-for-16 to finish with a .500 average on the week for the Tobs. Across four games, he connected on four doubles, walked four times, scored six runs and drove in seven RBIs. He also swiped three stolen bases. Jones sported a 1.350 OPS on the week thanks to a .750 slugging percentage and .600 on-base percentage.
- Youngblood started all five games for Asheboro on the week, recording at least one hit in all of them but one. The junior utility player from Transylvania finished the week with a .556 average off of 10 hits, including a pair of doubles. He drove in eight RBIs and scored five runs, while also being walked three times and swiping three stolen bags. Youngblood also finished with a .667 slugging percentage, .619 on base percentage and an OPS of 1.286.
- Mackiewicz finished the week with a .471 average. He tallied eight hits, including a double and two home runs. He also showed a good eye at the plate, drawing six walks to help him to a .640 on-base percentage. The sophomore outfielder from Toledo was also responsible for 5 RBIs and another four runs scored; while swiping a pair of stolen bases and finishing the week with a .882 slugging percentage and 1.522 OPS.
- Stewart, a junior at North Carolina, factored in big for the Salamanders as they took the top spot in the East this past week. He finished the week with a .556 average with five hits, including a double and a pair of home runs. Stewart also scored four runs and drove in six RBIs, while drawing three walks and adding a stolen bag. Overall, he had a league-best slugging of 1.333, on-base percentage of .692 and OPS of 2.025 on the week as well.
- Ciufo, a junior infielder at Georgetown, played in five games for the Sharks on the week, finishing with a league-best 11 hits to go with a .524 average. He racked up four doubles and two home runs, while driving in eight RBIs and scoring six runs of his own. He also tacked on a pair of walks and three stolen bags for good measure. Overall, Ciufo led the league with a 1.000 slugging percentage to go with a .565 on-base percentage and 1.565 OPS.
- Watson, a redshirt freshman at Elizabethtown College, started the season with a scorching .556 average across seven games played and 27 at-bats. In total he notched a league-best 15 hits including three doubles while driving in 5 runs and scoring 11 of his own. The Marlins outfielder also drew eight walks to finish the week with a .657 on-base percentage to go along with a 1.324 OPS and .667 slugging.