Shelton’s performance this past week as a dangerous weapon in the middle of the order helped keep the Trojans in first place in the G-MAC.
Driving in 10 runs while scoring 10 times as well, Shelton had a tremendous week at the dish as the Trojans went 5-1.
With a two-game set against non-conference foe Bellarmine, Shelton went 5-for-8 with a pair of homeruns and a double.
After going hitless the first two games of the Cedarville series, Shelton went a combined 8-for-10 in the final two games including a 5-for-5 performance with five runs scored, three RBI and a walk. Shelton had seven extra base hits in the six games.
Flying under the radar most of the year, Shelton is in the top five in some categories in the G-MAC: batting average, slugging percentage (.590), on-base percentage (.519), and walks (27).