
Schaaf Shuts Out SHSU to Complete Series Sweep
April 05, 2026 | Baseball
SPRINGFIELD – Jason Schaaf threw his second career shutout and Missouri State improved to 15-0 at Hammons Field Sunday afternoon by completing the series sweep of Sam Houston by a 12-0 score in seven innings.
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Schaaf (1-1) retired the final 13 Bearkats he faced, struck out seven and allowed just four baserunners on a single, double and two walks, completing the Bears' first individual two-hit shutout since Nick Petree in 2013. The senior also threw a three-hit shutout at Belmont in 2024.
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Mo State (21-9, 9-3 Conference USA) jumped on Sam Houston (14-17, 4-8) early with four runs in the first on RBI singles from Taeg Gollert, Curry Sutherland and Bobby Atkinson with a balk in between.
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Logan Fyffe hit a leadoff double and scored on Brant Kragel's single in the second, one of his four runs on a 3-for-4 day at the plate, and the Bears put up a five-spot in the fourth on a Sutherland two-run double, Max Knight RBI fielder's choice and Atkinson two-run single.
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Freshman Adyn Schell walked with the bases loaded in his first career plate appearance in the fifth, and Gollert added an RBI single in the sixth for the 12-0 final.
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The Bears remain one of three teams nationally without a home loss, and the 15-game home winning streak ties for the second-longest in program history, with a 16-game streak from April 2015-March 2016 the only one longer.
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The Bears begin a four-game road trip Tuesday at 6 p.m. when they visit in-state rival Missouri. The Tigers make the return trip to Hammons Field on April 15 at 6:30 p.m. Tickets to all home games are available here.
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Schaaf (1-1) retired the final 13 Bearkats he faced, struck out seven and allowed just four baserunners on a single, double and two walks, completing the Bears' first individual two-hit shutout since Nick Petree in 2013. The senior also threw a three-hit shutout at Belmont in 2024.
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Mo State (21-9, 9-3 Conference USA) jumped on Sam Houston (14-17, 4-8) early with four runs in the first on RBI singles from Taeg Gollert, Curry Sutherland and Bobby Atkinson with a balk in between.
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Logan Fyffe hit a leadoff double and scored on Brant Kragel's single in the second, one of his four runs on a 3-for-4 day at the plate, and the Bears put up a five-spot in the fourth on a Sutherland two-run double, Max Knight RBI fielder's choice and Atkinson two-run single.
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Freshman Adyn Schell walked with the bases loaded in his first career plate appearance in the fifth, and Gollert added an RBI single in the sixth for the 12-0 final.
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The Bears remain one of three teams nationally without a home loss, and the 15-game home winning streak ties for the second-longest in program history, with a 16-game streak from April 2015-March 2016 the only one longer.
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The Bears begin a four-game road trip Tuesday at 6 p.m. when they visit in-state rival Missouri. The Tigers make the return trip to Hammons Field on April 15 at 6:30 p.m. Tickets to all home games are available here.
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Team Stats
Pitching:
W: Schaaf, Jason (1-1)
L: Tate Hickman (0-1)
Batting:
2B: Jeric Curtis 1

Batting:
2B: Fyffe, Logan 1 ; Sutherland, Curry 1
RBI: Gollert, Taeg 2 ; Kragel, Brant 1 ; Sutherland, Curry 3 ; Knight, Max 1 ; Schell, Adyn 1 ; Atkinson, Bobby 3
Base Running:
RUNS: Fyffe, Logan 4 ; Bogenpohl, Caden 3 ; Gollert, Taeg 2 ; Sutherland, Curry 2 ; Bergman, Carter 1
HBP: Fyffe, Logan 1 ; Sutherland, Curry 1 ; Knight, Max 2
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