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Luebke named Big 10 Pitcher of the Week

Cory Luebke Named Big Ten Pitcher of the Week

Buckeye sophomore lefty struck out eight batters in a 12-2 victory vs. UNCG

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Cory Luebke allowed only
one unearned run in winning
his first game of the season,
a 12-2 victory vs. UNCG.



March 7, 2006
COLUMBUS, Ohio - Ohio State left-handed pitcher Cory Luebke was named the Big Ten Pitcher of the Week Tuesday after getting his first win of the season Friday against UNC Greensboro.
Luebke struck out eight batters in the 12-2 victory over the Spartans at the Kennel Club Classic in Jacksonville, Fla. The win was the team's second of the season. The strikeout total for the sophomore from Maria Stein, Ohio (Marion Local) was one off his career high of nine against UW-Milwaukee last year, a season in which he was named a Louisville Slugger Freshman All-American. Against UNCG last Friday, Luebke allowed only one unearned run on five hits, while walking just one batter. He posted two strikeouts in his final inning before giving way to Dan Barker, who entered the game in the eighth inning with a 12-1 lead.
Michigan State's Ryan Basham was named the league's player of the week.
Luebke and the Buckeyes return to action this weekend with four games at Jack Russell Stadium in Clearwater, Fla. Ohio State will play a doubleheader vs. Lehigh Friday at 1 p.m. followed with single games vs. Northern Iowa Saturday at 3:30 p.m. and vs. Bethune-Cookman Sunday at 1 p.m.



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Corey Luebke named to All-Tournament team

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Cory Luebke Named to Big Ten All-Tournament Team

Left-handed pitcher allowed three hits in eight innings in shutout of Northwestern

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Cory Luebke earned a spot
on the Big Ten All-Tournament
Team for his 9-0 shutout of
Northwestern on Thursday.

May 29, 2006

COLUMBUS, Ohio - Ohio State left-handed starting pitcher Cory Luebke was named to the Big Ten All-Tournament Team Sunday by a vote of media covering the event.
Luebke, a sophomore from Maria Stein, Ohio (Marion Local), allowed only three hits, walked one and struck out six in beating No. 2 seed Northwestern 9-0 Thursday at the Big Ten tournament in Ann Arbor, Mich. He threw 112 pitches in his 8.0-inning start to improve to 7-6 on the year. He combined with Rory Meister (So., Mansfield, Ohio/Mansfield Madison), who kept the Wildcats off the scoreboard despite allowing a hit. The shout was the fifth this season by the Ohio State pitching staff, which came into the tournament with the league's best team ERA.
Michigan beat Minnesota 9-4 Sunday to win its first Big Ten tournament championship since 1999.

2006 Big Ten All-Tournament Team

Pos. Player, School
P Cory Luebke, Ohio State
P Cole DeVries, Minnesota
P Adam Abraham, Michigan
C Jeff Kunkel, Michigan
1B Nate Recknagel, Michigan
2B Luke MacLean, Minnesota
3B A.J. Scheidt, Michigan
SS Dan Lyons, Minnesota
OF Antonio Mule, Northwestern
OF Eric Rose, Michigan
OF Kyle Baran, Minnesota
DH Adam Abraham, Michigan
Most Outstanding Player: Adam Abraham, Michigan




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DDN

6/2/06

Marion Local's Luebke earns All-Big Ten honor at OSU

By Ron Jackson
Staff Writer

Ohio State's hard-throwing Cory Luebke earned third-team All-Big Ten. Luebke (Marion Local) finished 6-6 in 12 starts with a 3.72 ERA and 59 strikeouts in 77 innings. Just like he did in high school, Luebke finishes what he starts. The left-hander notched seven complete games, all in Big Ten play.
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Lima

Marion Local's Luebke becomes leader on mound for OSU
 Jim Naveau | [email protected] - 04.28.2007
COLUMBUS ? The Cape Cod summer baseball league, where Ohio State?s Cory Luebke pitched last year, has long been a training ground for major leaguers. If his time on the mound in Cape Cod helped push him toward professional baseball, the Marion Local High School graduate isn?t talking about it. But it certainly helped him put together his best season yet at Ohio State.
The junior lefthander has a 6-0 record with a 1.84 earned run average and has taken over the No.1 spot in the Buckeyes? rotation after former No. 1 Dan DeLucia underwent season-ending elbow surgery recently.

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Congrats to Cory on once again being named Big 10 Pitcher of the Week.

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Ohio State's Cory Luebke named Big Ten Picther of the Week


OSU junior lefty throws his second complete game of the year in win at Purdue

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Cory Luebke threw a nine-inning complete game Friday without allowing an earned run


April 30, 2007

COLUMBUS, Ohio - Ohio State left-handed pitcher Cory Luebke was named the Big Ten Pitcher of the Week Monday after throwing a nine-inning complete game without allowing an earned run in OSU's 6-2 win Friday at Purdue.

Luebke (Jr., Maria Stein, Ohio/Marion Local) struck out seven in the contest without issuing a walk as he improved to 6-0 overall and 2-0 in Big Ten play this season. He scattered seven hits on the day in notching the 12th complete game of his career.

It is his second pitcher of the week award this season and the third of his career. The performance dropped Luebke's season ERA to 1.84 on the year and to 2.21 in conference play. He has 60 strikeouts and just 18 walks.

The Buckeyes begin a five-game week vs. Akron at 6:35 p.m. Wednesday at Bill Davis Stadium. After Akron, the Buckeyes welcome Michigan State to Columbus for a four-game Big Ten series Friday-Sunday at Bill Davis Stadium.
Ohio State sits at 26-12 overall and 11-7 in the Big Ten, tied for third with Penn State, after taking three of four at Purdue over the weekend. OSU sits 2.5 games behind Minnesota for second. Michigan is in first place, five games ahead of the Buckeyes.
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Luebke passes up 'show' for OSU

Mark Silverman
Issue date: 5/9/07

Ohio State junior left-hander Cory Luebke has been on the radar of MLB scouts since he stepped foot in Bill Davis Stadium. Luebke, 22, was drafted in the 22nd round of the 2006 MLB draft by the Texas Rangers, but made the decision to return to OSU.

"Coming back gave me the opportunity to try and raise my stock," Luebke said. "I learned a lot over the summer and I thought if I applied that to an entire season it would pay off for me."

In his most recent outing against Michigan State Friday night, Luebke was superb and showed why he is one of the most coveted professional prospects on the OSU baseball team. The southpaw pitched 6 and two-thirds innings, surrendering five hits and two earned runs, while striking out nine. Earning the victory, Luebke improved to 7-0 on the season and 3-0 in Big Ten play. Junior outfielder Matt Angle said he believes Luebke's success can be credited to his work ethic.

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Congrats to Cory on being named Big Ten Pitcher of the Year!

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Cory Luebke named Big Ten Pitcher of the Year, Five other Buckeyes honored

Eric Fryer named second team All-Big Ten, Matt Angle, J.B. Shuck and Justin Miller third team picks


May 22, 2007

COLUMBUS, Ohio - Ohio State junior left-handed pitcher Cory Luebke was named the Big Ten Conference Pitcher of the Year today when the conference announced its All-conference teams and individual awards.
Luebke, one of three unanimous first team picks, is the fifth Buckeye to be honored as the conference's top pitcher and the first to win the award since Scott Lewis took home the honors in 2003. In all games this year, the Maria Stein, Ohio (Marion Local) native led the Big Ten in ERA (1.94 ERA), strikeouts (83) and innings pitched (93), while holding his opponents to a stingy .215 batting average. The Big Ten's 2007 strikeout king, Luebke fanned 50 batters through 56.1 innings of work in the conference season while walking just 24 batters. Overall this season, the left-hander recorded a WHIP (walks-plus-hits-per-innings pitched) of 1.06 and struck out an average of eight batters per nine innings while putting together a strikeouts-to-walks ratio of 3.45. Luebke finished the regular season with a 7-1 overall record and went 3-1 in conference. His seven wins were tied for first in the league.
Four other Buckeyes were honored as All-conference selections. Catcher Eric Fryer (Jr., Reynoldsburg, Ohio/Reynoldsburg) was named second team All-Big Ten and outfielders Matt Angle (Jr., Whitehall, Ohio/Whitehall-Yearling) and J.B. Shuck (So., Galion, Ohio/Galion), and first baseman Justin Miller (So., Dayton, Va./Turner Ashby) were third team selections. Senior Jacob Howell (Ashland, Ohio/Ashland) was Ohio State's Big Ten Sportsmanship Award honoree.

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Yep. The scouts were talking about pitcher they missed out on today while they were looking at the college kids. They should've picked Cory instead of the Canadian kid. San Diego has got some kick ass prospects in their system in the last 3 years. I guess that would be why their MLB rotation leads witha 2.22 ERA. Sickening.
 
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So, will he skip his Senior season? I think if he came back, he could go higher. But baseball isn't like basketball and football, I don't think you improve your draft status by staying in college.
 
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