EL PASO, Tx (KTSM) – Hayden Walked was awarded with the CUSA Pitcher of the Week honor Monday morning following his performance in NMSU’s series against LA Tech.
Across Walkers 5 innings pitched, the New Mexico native only allowed one hit and one earned run.
Walker becomes the first pitcher to earn this award within the program.
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