CARMEL, Ind. – On Monday, three Quakers were named as HCAC Athletes of the week for baseball and softball. 

Cayman Huntsman pitched a complete game shutout, and scored a career-high eight strikeouts this weekend in a weather-affected game against Manchester. Huntsman started on the mound on Friday, and threw three innings, facing the minimum with six strikeouts. He returned to the mound on Saturday after a 15-hour rain delay to finish the game. Huntsman tallied seven innings pitched with one hit, eight strikeouts and one walk. He faced just 23 batters and threw 78 pitches.

Mitchell Roether kept the Quaker baseball team in first place in the HCAC standings in a 4-1 week, including a split with Transylvania on Monday to keep a half game lead over the Pioneers. Roether hit .550 (11-20) on the week with five doubles and a homer. The senior drove in 11 runs while scoring four. Roether was given six free bases, and struck out just once on the week.

Bo Shelton led the Quakers at the plate in a 4-2 week of HCAC action. Shelton hit .500 (8-16) with two doubles, one triple and two home runs. Shelton led the team with seven runs scored and eight RBI, contributing 15 of Earlham's 24 runs this week. Shelton stole one base and struck out just once on the week.

The Quaker baseball team continues play tomorrow evening against Capital University. First pitch is scheduled for 6 pm in Sadler Stadium. Earlham College softball hosts Manchester University on Wednesday for a doubleheader at 3:30 pm.