Curtis Hebert of the Portland Pilots has been named the College Baseball Foundation National Pitcher of the Week for his outstanding performance against LMU, where he pitched eight innings, struck out 11, allowed no runs, and gave up only one hit. Hebert is the first Pilot to receive this award this season and has been instrumental on both the mound and at the plate, maintaining a team-high 39 strikeouts and a .245 batting average this season. The Pilots are currently 5-1 in WCC play, tied for first place, and aiming to continue their momentum in the upcoming game against the No. 15 Oregon Ducks.
By the Numbers
- Hebert struck out 11 batters, a career high, and recorded no runs in eight innings.
- He has a 3.27 ERA in 33 innings pitched this season, with a 1-0 record and 39 strikeouts.
State of Play
- Portland Pilots hold a 5-1 record in WCC play, tied for first place in the conference.
- The team’s overall record stands at 11-17 as they prepare to face the Oregon Ducks.
What’s Next
The Pilots will face the No. 15 Oregon Ducks at home on April 2, where they will aim to continue their strong start in WCC play.
Bottom Line
Curtis Hebert’s recognition as National Pitcher of the Week highlights his dual-threat ability and the Pilots’ competitive edge in the WCC, setting a positive tone for their upcoming challenges.
