Sophomore Noah Stout, and juniors Owen Malinowski and Nick Stepke were named to the All-OAA Red team for the 2018 season. After winning back-to-back district and regional titles the previous two years, the Falcons had another successful season finishing tied for second in the OAA, and an appearance in the district title game. Rochester will
ROCHESTER 6, L’ANSE CREUSE 4 The Rochester baseball team earned a 6-4 win over L’Anse Creuse on Monday. Jake Lorenzo had two RBI for the Falcons in the win while Nick Stepke and Devin Murray each had two hits. Joe Holloway pitched six innings and recorded five strikeouts to get the win. Drew Loftus got
Sophomore Noah Stout, a second year varsity baseball player for Rochester, was named last weeks Oakland Press Athlete of the Week. Stout is batting .414 on the year, and went 7-8 from the plate, including two homeruns, three singles, a double, and a triple. Stout is considered to be the top or one of the
Rochester 4, Clarkston 2: Noah Stout was 2-for-2 with two home runs and Nick Stepke had two hits, scored a run and pitched six innings to pick up the win for Rochester (14-5). Clarkston is 7-4.
Rochester 9-4, Troy 4-2 (8 innings): In Game 1 Friday at Jimmy John’s Field in Utica, Devon Murray had two hits and five RBIs while Joe Holloway struck out five over five innings to earn the win for Rochester (7-2). Noah Stout had two hits and scored two runs while Scott Russell struck out five to
Rochester 5, Rochester Adams 0: Junior Owen Malinowski got the win while pitching 6.2 innings, allowing four hits and striking out nine; Marty O’Neill was 1-for-3 with two RBIs and two runs scored; and Noah Stout was 1-for-3 with two runs scored for Rochester (4-2).
Article courtesy of the MIPrepZone DETROIT – Rochester couldn’t sustain its hot start against Northville in a Division 1 baseball quarterfinal played Tuesday at Harwell Field on the campus of Wayne State University, eventually dropping the game 9-5 and ending another memorable run in the state tournament. The Falcons jumped out to a 3-0 lead
Article courtesy of MIPrepZone CLARKSTON — With its two-run lead having just been erased, Rochester responded with a vengeance in Saturday’s Division 1 regional final, posting a whopping eight runs in the top of the seventh to defeat Birmingham Brother Rice, 10-2. Rochester’s big inning — made possible by a long string of singles that
Coach Eric Magiera is fresh off his first OAA Red Division championship, and has led Rochester to back-to-back District titles, and his team is currently gearing up for regional play on Saturday. Eric has been a staple for the baseball program the past seven years, winning three district titles, a regional title, and appeared in the state
Rochester began their defense of their regional title on Saturday, taking on Eisenhower in the opening game. The Falcons battled the Eagles to the last out in a pitchers dual, as Albert Nagy pitched a complete game for Rochester, as he was able to out duel Eishenhower and picked up the 1-0 win. Rochester would
