Good morning! Alec Bohm keeps crushing it as the Phillies star belted his fourth homer of the season on Saturday night to help push Philadelphia past the Padres, 5-1.

Philly Sports Network makes the case that Bohm is the best third baseman in Major League Baseball. Here’s why.

What else are we mixing into today’s Brew?

⛳ Record scratch
👟 Vaulted in
🌾 ​ And much, much more!

🌾 ONE BIG THING

There’s a new record holder in town! Wichita State men’s golf’s Blake Lorenz is the new Shocker all-time career stroke leader. The senior’s career stroke average is 72.07, beating the previous record of 72.16 set by Louis Cohen Boyer from 2011-15.

📈 STOCK UP

🔼 Vaulting In. Arantxa Cortez posted the seventh-best mark in Shocker history on Friday night as the sophomore cleared 3.91m/12’10” in the pole vault to auto-qualify for the U23 South American Championships.

🔍 Watch her vault into the record books.

Cortez’s mark was the best on the day for all college competitors; she finished second in the pole vault behind Wichita State coach Aliyah Welter who cleared 4.21m/13’9.75”.

🔼 Completed It. The Shockers got a complete game shutout and a massive three-run homer to secure a 6-0 win against North Texas on Saturday afternoon. Chloe Barber carried a no-hitter into the bottom of the fifth before giving up her only two allowed hits of the afternoon; she finished the day with three strikeouts and three walks.

Taylor Sedlacek’s three-run blast in the third gave Wichita State a lead it wouldn’t surrender as the Shockers added two insurance runs with RBI doubles from Krystin Nelson and Caroline Tallent.

Senior weekend is next up for the Shockers who will host Memphis from May 3-5 at Wilkins Stadium in the regular season finale.

🔼 Double The Fun. Wichita State baseball picked up an early win during Sunday’s doubleheader against Tulane. While the Shockers dropped Game 1 on Friday night and rain washed out Saturday’s game, the Shockers secured the 6-3 win in Sunday’s seven-inning matinee. Jordan Rogers opened the scoring for the Shockers with a solo shot in the first; Josh Livingston continued the trend with a three-run blast in the third to put the Shockers up 5-0.

In the day’s second game, Wichita State jumped out to an early 2-0 lead in the third off the bat of none other than Jordan Rogers who crushed the ball so hard, legend has it that it’s still bouncing down 21st Street this morning. Tulane went on to secure a win for the series.

Wichita State will be back on the diamond tomorrow night to take on Oklahoma State.

🤔 SHOCKER TRIVIA

All-Time. Arantxa Cortez’s auto-qualifying time in the pole vault this weekend was so good, we’re diving into some women’s pole vault history for today’s trivia challenge.

Our question this morning: Do you know who owns the best mark all-time in Wichita State women’s outdoor program history?

Think you got it? Scroll down to see if you know your stuff!

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📆 LOOKING AHEAD

*All times Central

Tuesday, April 30

⚾️ Baseball vs. Oklahoma State @ 6:00pm in Stillwater, OK | Listen | Live Stats

Wednesday, May 1

⚾️ Baseball vs. Kansas @ 6:00pm in Lawrence, KS | Listen | Live Stats

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🎉 TRIVIA ANSWER

Answer: Brooke Demo!

Demo’s 4.20m/13’9.25” is the best all-time women’s outdoor mark in program history. She set the record in 2008.

🌾 Have a great Monday, y’all!