Marquette picked up a big upset win a Suburban West Conference game, shutting out host Parkway South 5-0 on Tuesday afternoon. Junior RHP Matt Hink picked up the win for Marquette. With the win, Marquette improves to 9-10 overall as 5-3 in the league, while Parkway South falls to 14-6 overall and 6-3 in the conference.

• Hink threw a complete game shut, scattering nine hits, and was helped by a Marquette defense that turned a season high four double plays. Hink consistently got ahead of the batters, throwing seventeen first pitch strikes, and his fastball sat 82-84 mph on the afternoon.
• Ryan Blake got an RBI in the fourth inning, scoring Danny Mannion on a squeeze bunt.
• Kory Laughbaum led the Marquette offense, with a bases loaded double in the sixth inning, clearing the bases and giving Marquette a 5-0 cushion.
• Marquette picked up the win, while only collecting four hits on the afternoon, compared to nine hits for Parkway South.
• Parkway South’s Jake Bentz and Ty Stahl each had two hits for Parkway South.
  
  “We made the most out of four hits today, it was a gritty win for us today,’ Said Marquette head coach John Meyer.