CONCORDIA, Kan. - After recording one win and a save on the mound last week for the Cloud County Community College baseball team, freshman pitcher Jack Macintosh has been named Kansas Jayhawk Community College Conference West Division Co-Pitcher of the Week. 

Earning the award with Brian Hallum of Dodge City, Macintosh becomes the first Cloud County baseball player to be recognized with Player of the Week honors this season. 

Macintosh bookended the week for Cloud County with a save in their first game of the week before going on to throw a complete-game and get a win in their first road game of the week against Southeast CC. After throwing one inning of work and striking out two to get his first save of the year as part of a 7-6 win over Marshalltown CC to help Cloud County clinch a series victory, Macintosh got his first start of the season on the mound for CCCC in game three of a four-game series with the Bobcats and matched the most strikeouts recorded by any T-Bird in a single-outing this season with 10. The complete-game victory for Macintosh was the first complete game thrown by a Cloud County pitcher this season while facing just six batters over the minimum and scattering six hits across the seven innings. Macintosh currently leads CCCC in appearances (4), innings pitched (14.0), strikeouts (23) and wins (2).  

Dodge City baseball posted a 3-1 record over the weekend in home opening action with an 18-0 win over Highland capping the weekend. Hallum was strong as the starter in the win tossing four scoreless innings to earn the win giving up just one hit and no walks, while striking out eight. On the season Hallum is 3-0 in four appearances tossing 15 innings with 21 strikeouts to only six walks.