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Aberdeen, S.D. – The Northern State University baseball team will face off with Jamestown University in a 9-inning non-conference contest. First pitch is slated for 3 p.m. from Jamestown. NSU is currently 11-13 this season and 4-8 in Northern Sun Conference play. 
 
The Wolves have struggled to string together successful innings as of late, with a current seven game loss streak in NSIC play. In those seven games, NSU has recorded 59 hits but left 50 runners on base. Jack Schmidt is leading the NSU offense with a .500 average this season. The sophomore has tallied a team leading 48 hits, 33 runs scored, and 30 RBI. Matt Stubbs is second on the team with a .441 average and a team second best 41 hits. Northern currently has six starters hitting above .300 this season with a team average of .331. Colton Boucher is leading the NSU pitching staff with a 4-1 record this season and 35 strikeouts. Nick Hoffard and Marcus Manderbach are both 2-2 this season as well.
 
About Jamestown
- The Jimmies enter the match with a 37-3 record overall and 11-1 record in conference play
- Jamestown is led by head coach Tom Hager in his 16^th season with the program
- UJ is hitting .348 as a unit with 425 hits, 323 runs scored, 86 doubles, ten triples, 26 homeruns, and 287 RBI
- Quinn Irey leads the Jimmie starters with a .396 average this season, while Lance Ibesate has tallied a team leading 51 hits
- A total of 14 Jimmies are hitting above .300 this season
- Tanner Dahl and Brad Bennett lead the team with eight and six wins respectively. Bennet has tallied a 1.39 ERA in 11 appearances, while Dahl is leading the team with 73 strikeouts this season
 
A Season Ago
- The Wolves fell to the Jimmies 24-22 in a marathon game from Fossum Field
- From first pitch to final out, the game last four hours and 25 minutes as the two teams combined for 46 runs and 42 hits
- A total of seven Wolves recorded multiple hits in the game, led by Jack Schmidt who went 5-for-6 with three runs scored and five RBI
- Northern threw by staff in the game with no pitcher throwing more than two innings of work. Colton Boucher and Marcus Manderbach held Jamestown scoreless and gave up just one hit apiece