Kelich was responsible for the lone goose egg in Northeast Conference baseball this past weekend. The sophomore starter twirled a complete-game two-hit shutout of Mount St. Mary’s in the first half of Saturday’s doubleheader. The right-hander allowed only one base runner to reach scoring position over 7.0 innings of work. he struck out eight batters and walked two en-route to the 3-0 NEC victory. After allowing a walk and single, both with two outs, in the first inning, Kelich proceeded to retire 11 batters in a row until the Mount’s Josh Winter reached on a infield hit in the fifth. The win was the 11th at the collegiate level for the 6-foot-1 righty, but his first complete game. Kelich, who did not allow an extra-base hit against the Mount, has not surrendered a home run in 43.2 innings this season.