WDC Dinner/Auction Items

The Wildcat Diamond Club’s 5th Annual Dinner/Auction is only one week away.   The event will feature a steak dinner prepared by Alexander’s Steak House, a tribute to the 1998 Wildcat Regional Championship team, and both loud and silent auctions to raise money for the Wildcat Baseball program.  The Dinner/Auction is being held at Normal West High School this year at 5:00 on Saturday, April 30th. 

Featured items in the loud auction include:

  • MLB ticket packages to see the Cardinals, Cubs and White Sox,
  • Training packages from Sports Enhancement Center, ISU alumni/pros Brad James and Josh Kauten
  • Baseballs autographed by Albert Pujols, Andre Dawson and Ben Zobrist
  • Basketball autographed by the Chicago Bulls’ Derrick Rose
  • To see a full list, click here  WDC Loud Auction Items

The silent auctions will feature many fun and useful items for sports fans, those who like to eat out, those who use local services and even for moms.  Preview these items at:

Last year’s banquet raised over $11000 for the Wildcat Baseball program and helped fund the new batting cages.  This year’s funds will help toward a new concession stand/press box at the Freshmen field as well as a new scoreboard at West Varsity Field.  A few tickets are still available.  If interested, please contact Andy Jefferson at 309-846-6250 or maananstal@aol.com or just show up!

2005 Varsity Results

26-13 Overall record, 8-5 in Big 12 Conference

Regional and Sectional Champions

 

Date

Opponent

Result

3/22

Rock Island

W 11- 0

3/23

Moline

Rained Out

3/24

Morton

Rained Out

3/26

Lincoln (2)

W 5 – 2

3/26

Lincoln

L 0 -1

3/28

Limestone

L 1 – 3

3/29

SHG

L 0 – 6

4/2

Richwoods

W 6 – 0

4/2

East Peoria

L 2 – 7

4/4

East Moline

W 5 – 4

4/8

Chatham

L 6 – 8

4/9

U-High

W 10 – 4

4/9

Reed Custer

W 14 – 8

4/11

Springfield

L 5 – 6

4/12

Morton

W 10 – 5

4/15

Tri-Valley

W 15 – 2

4/16

C. Central (2)

L 11 – 12

4/16

C. Central

W 17- 6

4/19

NCHS

W 4 – 0

4/21

NCHS

W 8 -5

4/23

Mattoon (2)

Rained Out

4/25

Olympia

L 1 – 3

4/28

Rantoul

W 8 – 3

4/30

Centennial (2)

W 7 – 4

4/30

Centennial

W 16 – 2

5/3

Eisenhower

W 15 – 4

5/5

Eisenhower

L 2 – 3

5/7

Urbana (2)

W 5 – 4

5/7

Urbana

W 5 – 1

5/10

BHS

L 10 – 11

5/12

BHS

L 5 – 6

5/14

Danville (2)

L 2 – 4

5/14

Danville

W 14 – 4

5/17

MacArthur

W 7 – 1

5/19

MacArthur

W 4 – 1

5/21

Mattoon

W 2 – 0

5/21

Mattoon

W 9 – 5

5/25

Regional -Kankakee

W 5 – 1

5/28

Regional – NCHS

W 4 – 3

6/2

Sectional – Lincoln

W 7 – 2

6/4

Sectional – Bradley-Bourb.

W 7 – 3

6/6

Super Sectional – Limestone

L 5 – 8

Decatur Eisenhower 4-21-2011 Varsity

4-21-2011 vs. Decatur Eisenhower Panthers

 

1

2

3

4

5

6

7

R

H

E

Eisenhower Panthers

2

0

2

0

0

0

0

4

3

2

NCWHS Wildcats

4

0

3

0

0

0

X

7

9

3

 

Wildcats Tame the Panthers 7 – 4

The Normal West Wildcats opened conference play with a 7 – 4 victory over the Decatur Eisenhower Panthers at West Varsity Field.  Erik Sipes three-run homer in the 1st inning gave the Wildcats an early lead and it held up to move the Wildcats to 12-4 on the season and 1-0 in the Big 12 conference.

04-21-11 v Decatur Eisenhower Varsity
Erik Sipes (click on photo to see the full set)

  

Dustin Detweiler started on the mound for the Wildcats and got the win, pitching five innings.  He gave up four runs, but only one earned on three hits, two walks and a hit batter, with six strikeouts.  Alex Jefferson came on in the 6th inning to pick up the save.  He gave up only one walk in his two innings and struck out the side in the 6th

After falling behind 2-0, the Wildcat got the lead right back in the top of the 1st.  Kyle Vaughn singled and stole second base before two wild pitches brought him home.  Adam McGinnis walked and stole second before a Wes Sery walk put two men on for Erik Sipes.  Sipes launched a shot over the center field fence to put the Wildcats up 4-2.  In the 3rd inning, the Wildcats pulled away from a 4-4 tie when Wes Sery led off with a double to left center and moved to third base on an infield out.  Trey Rogers beat out an infield grounder to score Sery and then scored on a Matthew James double over the center fielder.  James scored on two more wild pitches.

Wes Sery led the Wildcats with two hits while Erik Sipes had three runs batted in.

The Wildcats are scheduled to play the Panthers again tomorrow in Decatur, but the weather forecast is grim, so the next game may be against the Urbana Tigers at home on Saturday.