Matt Wagenhauser (Greenlawn, N.Y.), a sophomore on the men's outdoor track and field team, and Dan Erne (Rochester, N.Y.), a senior on the 
baseball team, have been named Oswego State Athletes of the Week for the week ending April 14.
Wagenhauser bettered his own school record in the 400-meter dash by more than six-tenths of a second with a third-place time of 49.04 seconds to qualify for the ECAC Championships at the Coach P Open hosted by Moravian College. He also ran the first leg of the 4x400 relay that clocked a time of 3:21.61 for a third-place, school-record showing. The ECAC-qualifying relay broke the previous record of 3:22.83 set in 2000.
Erne provided a solid performance on the mound to help Oswego State end a four-game losing skid. He gave up two hits and one unearned run over nine innings, while striking out two and walking one. Erne has not allowed an earned run in 24 consecutive innings, as he lowered his ERA to 1.69. The win sparked a three-game winning streak for the Lakers, who swept Oneonta. Matt Wagenhauser (Greenlawn, N.Y.), a sophomore on the men's outdoor track and field team, and Dan Erne(Rochester, N.Y.), a senior on the baseball team, have been named Oswego State Athletes of the Week for the week ending April 14.
Wagenhauser bettered his own school record in the 400-meter dash by more than six-tenths of a second with a third-place time of 49.04 seconds to qualify for the ECAC Championships at the Coach P Open hosted by Moravian College. He also ran the first leg of the 4x400 relay that clocked a time of 3:21.61 for a third-place, school-record showing. The ECAC-qualifying relay broke the previous record of 3:22.83 set in 2000.
Erne provided a solid performance on the mound to help Oswego State end a four-game losing skid. He gave up two hits and one unearned run over nine innings, while striking out two and walking one. Erne has not allowed an earned run in 24 consecutive innings, as he lowered his ERA to 1.69. The win sparked a three-game winning streak for the Lakers, who swept Oneonta.
