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We will be attempting to keep a record of all no-hitters thrown this year.

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March

Brice Fahser, Manawa; 3/26 vs Almond-Bancroft; Fahser didn't allow a hit inn a 8-1 win over Almond-Bancroft. He struck out eight batters and the unearned run was the result of walks and errors.

April

Kaden Russo & Brayden Borek, Elk Mound: 4/1 vs Plum City/Elmwood; Russo pitched the first three innings of the game, striking out eight while Borek pitched the final two innings and struck out five and allowed one walk. The Mounders won 21-0 in five innings.

Greyson Zach, Pewaukee: 4/5 vs Pius XI Catholic; Zach was dominant in a 10-0, five-inning win. He faced just one player over the minimum and struck out 11 of the 16 batters he faced en route to his no-hitter.

Jack Gallagher, Seneca: 4/5 vs River Ridge; Jack struck out 13 en route to his complete game, no-hitter. Only two batters reached safely, one via walk and one via hit by pitch, in the 6-0 win over River Ridge.

Tavian Shramek, Jackson Shramek, and Brady Thompson, Blair-Taylor; 4/5 vs Stanley-Boyd; The trio combined for a no-hitter in a 6-0 win. Tavian Shramek started the game and tossed four innings of no-hit ball with ten strikeouts. Jackson pitched two innings, with two strikeouts and a walk. Thompson closed it out with one strikeout in his solo inning on the mound.

Chase Horstman, Bangor: 4/5 vs Luther; Horstman struck out ten batters and allowed just two walks in Bangor's 3-0 win. He had a perfect game going into the seventh inning, but surrendered two walks before getting out of it.

Jack DeTienne, Braden Rozga, & Alex Rech, Verona; 4/6 vs Milton; DeTienne started the game and pitched three innings. He struck out eight and walked two while allowing three unearned runs on three errors. Rozga pitched three shutout innings with four strikeouts while Rech pitched the final inning with two strikeouts in the 11-3 win.

Daniel Kleutsch, Kenosha Bradford: 4/6 vs Heritage Christian; Kleutsch struck out twelve batters in his five-inning, 10-0 victory.

Asher Jordan, Pacelli: 4/8 vs Tri-County; Jordan threw a five-inning no-hitter in the 17-0 victory over Tri-County.

Cashton Jones, Madison Memorial: 4/8 vs Sun Prairie West; Jones faced just three batters over the minimum in the Spartan's 5-0 victory. He struck out seven batters in the complete game.

Sam Hillman, Green Bay NEW Lutheran: 4/9 vs Goodman/Pembine; Hillman walked two and hit one batter on the mound in the 10-0 win. He struck out 11 batters in the five-inning victory.

Aidan Berg, Lakeside Lutheran: 4/9 vs Marshall; Berg was perfect through three innings for Lakeside in the 10-0 non-conference win on Tuesday. He finished with a no-hitter, striking out ten batters in the five-inning run-ruled victory.

Charlie Wahlen, Michael Griesel, and Maddux Formanek, Dominican: 4/9 vs Milwaukee Riverside; Wahlen struck out eight batters in his 2.2 innings of work while both Griesel and Formanek did not allow a hit in the 12-0 win.

Jack Walden and Ethan Westrate, Fall Creek: 4/9 vs Arcadia; Walden started the game on the mound for the Crickets, striking out nine and walking two through five innings. Westrate pitched two innings of no-hit ball to close out the 5-0 victory.

Eli Ponath, Saint Croix Central: 4/9 vs Osceola; Ponath pitched a complete game in the 7-2 win. He struck out 16 batters and did not walk one. The two Osceola runs came via four errors by Saint Croix Central.

Kingston Liddell and Syrus Foys, Saint Francis: 4/10 vs Milwaukee Lutheran; Liddell pitched the first three and two-thirds innings of the combined no-hitter, striking out nine and walking three on 69 pitches. Foys pitched the final one and a third inning, striking out three batters in the 10-0 five-inning win.

Ben Harmeling & Bryce Brusse, Oostburg: 4/11 vs Sheboygan Lutheran; Harmeling started the game and struck out three batters and walked one, surrendering one unearned run in two innings of work. Brusse pitched the final three innings, striking out three in the 11-1 win.

Eli Bable & Noah Nusbaum, Saint Croix Central: 4/11 vs Osceola; Bable tossed the first five innings of the combined no-hitter, striking out twelve and walking four. Nusbaum pitched one inning and struck out one in the 10-0 victory.

Kasey Helgeson, Barneveld: 4/12 vs Shullsburg/Benton; Helgeson needed just 59 pitches to get thru the five-inning no-hitter for Barneveld in the 10-0 win in game 1 of a double header. He struck out 12 batters and the only base runner came via a dropped third strike.

Bryce Peterson & Nolan Michek, Bangor: 4/12 vs Necedah; Peterson got the start and win for Bangor, striking out seven batters in three innings in the 25-0, five-inning game. Michek got all six of his outs via the strikeout in his two innings of work. 

Evan Reis, Abbotsford/Colby: 4/12 vs Chequamegon; Reis struck out 11 batters in the 13-0 five-inning no-hitter. He walked four batters over the five innings. He added two runs and a walk from the plate.

Bodie Bloom, Montello: 4/12 vs Randolph; Bloom struck out eleven batters and tossed a no-hitter in the 15-0, run-shortened game. He added two hits, two walks, four runs scored, and an RBI from the plate.

1Brayden Ramus, Arrowhead: 4/13 vs Kenosha Indian Trail; Ramus pitched a complete game shutout in the 2-0 win on Saturday. He struck allowed just five base runners via three errors and two walks.

Caleb Schaefer & Dayton Bugar, Marshfield: 4/13 vs Menomonie; In a wild turnout, Schaefer and Bugar pitched a no-hitter in a 5-1 loss to Menomonie in the second game of a doubleheader. All five runs scored in a second inning that had three walks, a passed ball, an error, a wild pitch, and a groundout RBI.

Jack Detienne, Verona; 4/13 vs Janesville Craig; Detienne tossed a no-hitter in the 4-1 Big Eight conference win. He struck out eleven batters and walked two, retiring the final fourteen batters he faced.

Greyson Zach, Pewaukee: 4/16 vs New Berlin West; Zach pitched his second no-hitter of the season in the 13-0, five-inning win. He struck out three and walked just one batter. At the plate, he walked four times, stole a base, and recorded an RBI.