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Stanislaus State’s Caleb Bertoncini shut-down a potent offense to earn this week’s designation as the CCAA Baseball Pitcher of the Week, for the week of April 22-28.

Bertoncini threw a rare 9-inning complete game as the Warriors defeated first place Cal State San Marcos, 5-1, in game one of a twinbill on Saturday. Bertoncini allowed one run on six hits and threw 106 pitches to improve his personal record to 2-0. The lone run came in the ninth inning. 

While not dominating, without striking out a batter, Bertoncini was effective with 10 groundouts to allow two double plays turned by the Stan State defense. In the early innings, the senior right-hander from Madera, Calif., retired nine of 10 batters during a stretch from the second to fourth innings. He stranded a total of seven base-runners.

Impressively, Bertoncini limited the Cougars offense, which ranked second in the conference with a team batting average of .321. CSUSM leads the CCAA with 366 runs scored. Click here to see CCAA baseball stats leaders.

Bertoncini’s gem was just the fourth time this season that a CCAA pitcher threw a nine-game complete game. (Gabe Tanner, CSUEB; David Eichhorn, SFSU; Tony Jacob, STAN).

This is Bertoncini’s first career CCAA Pitcher of the Week award. Click here to see the history of CCAA Baseball weekly award winners.  

Stanislaus State finishes regular season play with a four-game road trip to Cal State LA starting Thursday night at 6 p.m. Watch all the games on the CCAA Network at CCAAnetwork.com.