Mason Hanshaw, a catcher for Menlo College Baseball, has been named PacWest Player of the Week following a standout performance against Fresno Pacific University. He achieved a remarkable .555 batting average over a doubleheader, recording six RBIs, three home runs, and one double. His pivotal moment came in Game 3, where he hit a solo home run, followed by a three-run homer, showcasing his impact in a tightly contested series. Despite team challenges, his offensive contributions remained a key highlight for the Oaks. On the season, Hanshaw boasts a .289 average with 13 hits, contributing significantly both in batting and defensively behind the plate.

By the Numbers
  • Hanshaw hit .555 (5-for-9) during the doubleheader, with six RBIs and three home runs.
  • On the season, he has a .289 average, 13 hits, four home runs, and 10 RBIs.
State of Play
  • Hanshaw has been a consistent offensive force, especially in clutch situations during games.
  • Menlo College Baseball aims to build on his momentum in their upcoming non-conference matchup against Simpson.
What's Next

Looking ahead, Menlo will face Simpson on April 21st, hoping to leverage Hanshaw's powerful performance to inspire the team in the doubleheader.

Bottom Line

Mason Hanshaw's exceptional offensive performance reinforces his role as a vital player for Menlo College, combining power with consistent defense, crucial as the team progresses through the season.