Texas State head coach Steven Trout believes he’s got the best shortstop in the country. Dalton Shuffield added to his case this weekend.
The senior from San Antonio entered the Bobcats’ series against Little Rock leading the team with a .369 batting average and a .638 slugging percentage. He began the series swinging 2-4 — a double and a triple — helping lift the maroon and gold to a 3-2 win on Friday.
Texas State made history as a team on Saturday, breaking the program record for most runs scored in a game against a conference opponent by defeating the Trojans 30-4. Shuffield made history in the game as an individual, too, becoming the team’s all-time leader in triples with 12.
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