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Best Individual Performances of the 2026 Grand Junction Razorback Suckers Season

The 2026 season marked the inaugural season of the Grand Junction Razorback Suckers, and the new Pecos League club quickly produced some unforgettable individual performances. Playing out of Suplizio Field, Grand Junction featured a powerful lineup capable of producing huge offensive nights along with a pitching staff that delivered several dominant starts.

Nicholas Sall, Basiel Williams, Wyatt Cunningham, Michael Doerr, Elias Fiddler, Jake Alwine, Aiden Bevan, Ryan Rifenberg and others supplied the offense, while Josh Stoll, Lucas Smith, Cody Hill, Thomas Czyz, Caleb Menard, Jordan Hodges and the pitching staff gave Grand Junction important innings throughout the summer.

Here are some of the best individual performances from the 2026 Grand Junction Razorback Suckers season.

Nicholas Sall — Three Home Runs and Eight RBIs against Tucson

Nicholas Sall delivered one of the greatest offensive performances of the entire 2026 Pecos League season on July 2 against the Tucson Saguaros.

Sall went a perfect 5-for-5 with THREE HOME RUNS, eight RBIs and four runs scored as Grand Junction crushed Tucson 23-3.

It was an extraordinary combination of average and power. Sall reached safely in every official at-bat and accounted for eight of Grand Junction's 23 runs with his bat.

View July 2 Box Score

Lucas Smith — Complete Game and Four Hits in the Same Game

Lucas Smith had one of the most unusual two-way performances of Grand Junction's season in the same July 2 victory over Tucson.

Smith pitched all nine innings, allowing three runs on nine hits while walking only one and striking out seven.

But Smith wasn't finished. He also collected four hits and scored four runs at the plate.

A complete-game victory combined with a four-hit offensive performance made it one of the most remarkable all-around games by a Razorback Sucker in 2026.

View July 2 Box Score

Michael Doerr — Home Run and Four RBIs in 23-3 Victory

Michael Doerr joined Sall in the offensive explosion against Tucson on July 2.

Doerr collected two hits, including a home run, scored three times and drove in four runs.

With Sall hitting three home runs, Cunningham adding another and Doerr going deep, Grand Junction overwhelmed Tucson with one of its biggest offensive performances of the season.

View July 2 Box Score

Wyatt Cunningham — Home Run and Five Runs Scored

Wyatt Cunningham was constantly on the move during Grand Junction's 23-3 victory over Tucson.

Cunningham homered and scored FIVE runs in the victory.

His ability to reach base, run and hit for power was a major part of the Grand Junction offense throughout the 2026 season.

View July 2 Box Score

Wyatt Cunningham — Two Home Runs and Three RBIs against Tucson

Wyatt Cunningham followed his July 2 performance with another huge game on July 4 at Suplizio Field.

Cunningham went 3-for-5, scored three runs and blasted TWO HOME RUNS while driving in three as Grand Junction defeated Tucson 9-5.

It was one of the best power performances of Cunningham's season and helped Grand Junction win on the Fourth of July.

View July 4 Box Score

Elias Fiddler — Walk-Off Two-Run Double against Tucson

Elias Fiddler supplied one of the most dramatic hits of the season on July 3 against Tucson.

Grand Junction entered the bottom of the ninth inning trailing 10-9. With Aiden Bevan and Ryan Rifenberg aboard, Fiddler doubled home both runners to give the Razorback Suckers an 11-10 walk-off victory.

It was exactly the type of late-game hit that becomes one of the defining moments of a season.

View July 3 Box Score

Zach Lutz — Two Scoreless Innings in Walk-Off Victory

Zach Lutz helped make Fiddler's walk-off hit possible by shutting Tucson down late in the July 3 game.

Lutz threw two innings, struck out two and earned the victory as Grand Junction rallied for the 11-10 win.

View July 3 Box Score

Cody Hill — 6 2/3 No-Hit Innings against Trinidad

Cody Hill flirted with history on July 9 against the Trinidad Triggers.

Hill held Trinidad WITHOUT A HIT through 6 2/3 innings. He allowed one unearned run, walked six and struck out six.

Trinidad eventually collected only two hits in the entire game, and Grand Junction won 6-5 in walk-off fashion.

Hill's 6 2/3 no-hit innings rank among the finest pitching performances of the inaugural Razorback Suckers season.

View July 9 Box Score

Champ Garner — Triple in Walk-Off Victory

Champ Garner supplied an important extra-base hit during Grand Junction's July 9 victory over Trinidad.

Garner tripled, drove in a run and scored as the Razorback Suckers eventually won 6-5.

View July 9 Box Score

Ryan Rifenberg — Double, RBI and Stolen Base against Trinidad

Ryan Rifenberg filled up the box score in the July 9 win.

Rifenberg doubled, drove in a run, scored a run and stole a base as Grand Junction defeated Trinidad 6-5.

View July 9 Box Score

Josh Stoll — Nine-Inning Complete Game with Nine Strikeouts

Josh Stoll delivered one of the signature pitching performances of Grand Junction's season against the Roswell Invaders on June 6.

Stoll pitched a complete nine-inning game, allowing four runs on eight hits while striking out nine and walking only one.

Grand Junction won 7-4, completing a sweep of Roswell.

Stoll's ability to finish the game himself while recording nine strikeouts made the performance one of the strongest starts of the Razorback Suckers' inaugural season.

View June 6 Box Score

Wyatt Cunningham — Four Stolen Bases against Roswell

Wyatt Cunningham created havoc on the bases in the same June 6 victory over Roswell.

Cunningham went 2-for-3, walked once, scored twice and stole FOUR bases.

It was one of Grand Junction's best individual base-running performances of the season.

View June 6 Box Score

Aiden Bevan — Three-Run Double against Roswell

Aiden Bevan supplied the biggest early hit in Grand Junction's June 6 victory over Roswell.

Bevan drove in three runs with a first-inning double, helping the Razorback Suckers jump on the Invaders immediately.

Combined with Stoll's complete game and Cunningham's four stolen bases, Bevan's three-run double helped Grand Junction secure the 7-4 victory.

View June 6 Box Score

Nicholas Sall — Two Home Runs against Pecos

Nicholas Sall showed his power well before his historic three-home-run game against Tucson.

Against the Pecos Bills on June 20, Sall hit TWO home runs, drove in three and scored three times as Grand Junction earned a 10-7 victory.

It was another indication that Sall was developing into one of the most dangerous power hitters in the Grand Junction lineup.

Nicholas Sall — Home Run, Four RBIs and Four Runs against Trinidad

Nicholas Sall delivered another huge performance on June 22 as Grand Junction defeated Trinidad 15-2.

Sall went 2-for-3 with a home run, FOUR RBIs and FOUR runs scored.

Grand Junction scored four runs in the first inning and three more in the second, and Sall was in the middle of the attack throughout the game.

Thomas Czyz — Six Shutout Innings and Seven Strikeouts

Thomas Czyz dominated Trinidad in Grand Junction's 15-2 victory on June 22.

Czyz threw six scoreless innings, allowed only three hits and struck out seven.

The Razorback Suckers pitching staff held Trinidad to four hits in the game, but Czyz did most of the work with six shutout frames.

Michael Doerr — Four Runs, Three RBIs and Two Stolen Bases

Michael Doerr had an outstanding all-around offensive performance in the June 22 victory over Trinidad.

Doerr went 2-for-4 with a double, three RBIs, four runs scored and two stolen bases.

He produced runs, scored runs and created pressure on the bases in Grand Junction's 15-2 victory.

Basiel Williams — Two Hits and Three Stolen Bases

Basiel Williams added another dimension to Grand Junction's June 22 offensive attack.

Williams went 2-for-4, drove in two runs and stole THREE bases.

His combination of hitting and speed helped Grand Junction overwhelm Trinidad.

Elias Fiddler — Home Run and Six RBIs in 27-Run Explosion

Elias Fiddler delivered one of his biggest offensive games on June 26 when Grand Junction scored 27 runs against the Santa Fe Fuego.

Fiddler went 3-for-4 with a home run, three runs scored and SIX RBIs.

Grand Junction scored eight runs in the third inning, 10 in the fourth and five more in the fifth during the 27-14 victory.

Nicholas Sall — Two Home Runs and Eight RBIs against Santa Fe

Nicholas Sall produced another extraordinary power performance when Grand Junction scored 32 runs against Santa Fe on June 24.

Sall went 4-for-7 with four runs scored, TWO HOME RUNS and EIGHT RBIs.

Remarkably, that wasn't even Sall's only eight-RBI game of the season. Just over a week later he would hit three home runs and drive in eight against Tucson.

Basiel Williams — Five Runs, Five RBIs and a Home Run

Basiel Williams was also spectacular in Grand Junction's 32-23 victory over Santa Fe.

Williams went 4-for-5, scored FIVE runs, homered and drove in FIVE runs.

It was one of several huge offensive performances Williams produced during the season.

Basiel Williams — Five Hits and Seven RBIs against North Platte

Basiel Williams delivered one of the biggest hitting performances of Grand Junction's season on July 23 against the North Platte 80s.

Williams went 5-for-7 with a triple, FIVE runs scored and SEVEN RBIs. He also walked and stole two bases.

Grand Junction collected 25 hits and scored 28 runs in a 28-9 victory.

Williams contributed in virtually every possible way: hits, runs, RBIs, extra-base power, walks and stolen bases.

View July 23 Box Score

Jake Alwine — Four Hits, Five Runs and Three RBIs

Jake Alwine was another major contributor in Grand Junction's 28-run performance against North Platte.

Alwine collected FOUR hits, scored FIVE times and drove in three runs.

View July 23 Box Score

Nicholas Sall — Four Hits and Four RBIs against North Platte

Nicholas Sall continued his tremendous season in the July 23 offensive explosion.

Sall went 4-for-6 with a double, three runs scored and four RBIs.

Williams, Alwine and Sall combined for 13 hits, 13 runs scored and 14 RBIs in the 28-9 victory.

View July 23 Box Score

Jordan Hodges — 5 1/3 Scoreless Relief Innings

Jordan Hodges quietly delivered an excellent pitching performance during Grand Junction's 28-9 win over North Platte.

Hodges worked the final 5 1/3 innings without allowing a run. He surrendered only four hits and struck out six.

With the offense putting up 28 runs, Hodges shut the door and prevented North Platte from mounting any comeback.

View July 23 Box Score

Basiel Williams — Two Home Runs against North Platte

Basiel Williams followed his seven-RBI performance with another huge game on July 24.

Williams went 3-for-4 with TWO HOME RUNS, three runs scored and two RBIs as Grand Junction defeated North Platte 12-3.

Williams homered in the second inning and again in the fourth, giving Grand Junction an early advantage it never surrendered.

View July 24 Box Score

Champ Garner — Four Hits and Four Runs against North Platte

Champ Garner had one of his best games of the season in the July 24 victory.

Garner went 4-for-6, scored FOUR runs and drove in another as Grand Junction collected 13 hits.

View July 24 Box Score

Caleb Menard — Eight Strong Innings against North Platte

Caleb Menard supplied the pitching in Grand Junction's 12-3 victory on July 24.

Menard pitched eight innings, allowed three runs with only two earned, struck out five and walked just one.

He gave Grand Junction eight innings and allowed the offense to steadily build the lead throughout the game.

View July 24 Box Score

Brandon Zanni — Perfect Ninth Inning

Brandon Zanni finished Menard's outstanding start on July 24 by retiring all three hitters he faced in a perfect ninth inning.

View July 24 Box Score

Nicholas Sall — Four Hits, Home Run and Three Runs against Roswell

Nicholas Sall continued producing big games late in the season against the Roswell Invaders.

Sall went 4-for-5 with a double, a home run, three runs scored and two RBIs in a 10-9 game against Roswell.

View Box Score

The Power of Nicholas Sall

Nicholas Sall produced several of the most remarkable individual games in the inaugural history of the Razorback Suckers.

His biggest performance came July 2 when he went 5-for-5 with three home runs and eight RBIs against Tucson.

He also hit two home runs and drove in eight against Santa Fe, hit two home runs against Pecos, homered while driving in four and scoring four times against Trinidad, and continued hitting for power throughout the remainder of the season.

Sall finished the season as Grand Junction's leading home-run hitter with 15.

Wyatt Cunningham — Power and Speed

Wyatt Cunningham supplied one of the most exciting combinations of power and speed on the Grand Junction roster.

He stole four bases against Roswell, scored five times and homered against Tucson on July 2, then hit two home runs two nights later on July 4.

Cunningham finished the season with eight home runs while repeatedly creating scoring opportunities with his legs.

Basiel Williams — One of Grand Junction's Most Productive Hitters

Basiel Williams produced some of the biggest all-around games of the season.

He went 5-for-7 with seven RBIs and five runs against North Platte, followed the next day with two home runs, and earlier went 4-for-5 with five runs and five RBIs against Santa Fe.

Williams combined power, speed and run production throughout the inaugural season and finished with six home runs.

The Pitching Performances

The Razorback Suckers also received several outstanding individual performances on the mound.

Josh Stoll pitched a nine-inning complete game with nine strikeouts against Roswell.

Cody Hill carried a no-hitter through 6 2/3 innings against Trinidad.

Lucas Smith pitched a complete game against Tucson while also collecting four hits at the plate.

Thomas Czyz threw six shutout innings with seven strikeouts against Trinidad.

Jordan Hodges threw 5 1/3 scoreless relief innings with six strikeouts against North Platte.

Caleb Menard delivered eight strong innings in the July 24 victory over North Platte.

The Stars of the 2026 Grand Junction Razorback Suckers

The inaugural season produced no shortage of memorable individual performances.

Nicholas Sall established himself as Grand Junction's premier power threat with 15 home runs and multiple enormous RBI games.

Basiel Williams delivered huge multi-hit games, power and speed.

Wyatt Cunningham combined home-run power with outstanding base running.

Michael Doerr, Elias Fiddler, Jake Alwine, Aiden Bevan, Ryan Rifenberg, Champ Garner, Sean Becker and Brandon Zanni gave the Razorback Suckers additional depth throughout the lineup.

On the mound, Josh Stoll, Lucas Smith, Cody Hill, Thomas Czyz, Caleb Menard, Jordan Hodges and Zach Lutz delivered many of the season's strongest pitching performances.

From Sall's three-home-run masterpiece to Williams' seven-RBI game, Cunningham's power-and-speed performances, Stoll's complete game and Hill's run at a no-hitter, the first season of Grand Junction Razorback Suckers baseball produced an impressive collection of individual performances and established the first chapter in the team's Pecos League history.

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