• Skip to Content

Monmouth College

  • Sign in to your Merit page
« Back to Recent News

Baseball Falls to #20 Augustana, 8-7 on Tuesday

by Nathan Baliva

MONMOUTH, Ill. (05/03/2023) — The Monmouth College baseball team played a back-and-forth game with #20 Augustana on Tuesday before falling 8-7. The Scots (16-21) will finish the 2023 season at home on Sunday.

The Vikings took a 4-0 lead early against Monmouth starter Cam Anderson (Bloomington, Illinois). The Scots got going in the third as Clayton Matkovic (Sherrard, Illinois) drew a one-out walk. Singles by Tyler Houck (Park Ridge, Illinois) and Nate Melvin (Ottawa, Illinois) loaded the bases and Logan Komater (Ottawa, Illinois) delivered a RBI single. Raul Guillermo (Miami, Florida) singled home two and Daniel Lummus (New Port Richey, Florida) tied the game with a single to center. Aiden Scott (Carrollton, Illinois) put the Scots on top 5-4 with a single to bring home Guillermo.

Augustana tied the game in the fourth against reliever Jakob Brokaw (Andalusia, Illinois). Monmouth regained the lead in the sixth. Melvin singled home Christian Centeno (Miami, Florida) for a 6-5 lead and with two down, Lummus drove in Matkovic to add an insurance run.

The Vikings got a walk and three straight hits in the bottom of the inning to go on top 8-7. The Scots left a runner on base in the seventh but went in order in the eighth and ninth as the Vikings secured the win.

Anderson allowed four runs on five hits over three innings in a no-decision. He struck out three and walked three. Brokaw (1-3) allowed four runs on five hits over three innings and took the loss with three strikeouts. Toby Turnquist (Monmouth, Illinois) threw two shutout and hitless innings while striking out three.

MONMOUTH MOMENTS: Jack Kuethe's (Pekin, Illinois) seven-game hit streak came to an end. Lummus had four hits while Melvin, Komater, Guillermo and Matkovic all had two. The Scots outhit the nationally-ranked Vikings 15-10. Guillermo and Lummus both drove in two runs and Matkovic scored twice. All 25 hits in the game were singles. The Scots will finish the 2023 season with a 1 p.m. home double header on Sunday against Carthage.

Media Attachments

box Score


JB
Jakob
Brokaw
  • business administration and economics
  • Class of 2023
  • Andalusia, Ill.
Tyler Houck’s headshot.
Tyler
Houck
  • accounting and business administration
  • Class of 2024
  • Park Ridge, IL
RG
Raul
Guillermo
  • business administration
  • Class of 2025
  • Miami, Florida
DL
Daniel
Lummus
  • physics and mathematics
  • Class of 2025
  • New Port Richey, Florida
CA
Cameron
Anderson
  • biochemistry
  • Class of 2026
  • Bloomington, IL
CM
Clayton
Matkovic
  • business administration
  • Class of 2026
  • Sherrard, IL
AS
Aiden
Scott
  • exercise science
  • Class of 2026
  • Carrollton, TX
TT
Toby
Turnquist
  • exercise science
  • Class of 2025
  • Galesburg, IL

Monmouth College

Nathan Baliva 309-457-2322 nbaliva@monmouthcollege.edu

Share this Story

  • Print
  • Email

Recent News

  • A champion for change: Kemp receives one of the major honors at Monmouth's Highlander Leadership Awards
  • Three Monmouth political science grads selected for legislative intern program
  • Monmouth College's Class of 2026 says goodbye to 'magical place,' commences new chapter
  • Toth, Braun Qualify for NCAA Track & Field Championships
  • Toth, Braun Set PRs at Last Chance Qualifier
  • Baseball Puts Four on All-Conference Team
  • Monmouth College's engineering partnership with Jupiter is next Associates topic on May 21
  • Seven Tennis Players Named CSC Academic All-District
  • Monmouth College Pipe Band gets boost thanks to six-figure gift from trustee Gus Hart '68
  • Monmouth College's 169th Commencement Exercises to be held May 17, featuring address by attorney, author, national SigEp president Brad Nahrstadt '89
… View all recent news
Copyright © 2026 Merit Pages, Inc. • All Rights Reserved. • Terms of Service • Privacy Policy • Opt Out