Canadian Tate Carey earns multiple awards after tossing no-hitter for the University of Michigan

Carey would follow that appearance with another strong outing on April 13th against Mount St. Marys, where he went five innings and allowed just three hits with zero earned runs while striking out seven. He hit two batters but walked zero on the day, adding six groundballs in the mix to keep runners from plating throughout his 78-pitch appearance.

For the week, the Canadian right-hander recorded 12 innings across two starts, 0 earned runs allowed, three hits, 11 strikeouts, .081 average against, and two wins, inclusive of a no-hitter. The Windsor, Ontario product currently boasts a 6-0 record through 12 appearances (two starts) and has amassed a 4.33 ERA with 19 strikeouts across 27 innings, holding opponents to a .210 batting average.

The right-hander played his local ball for the Great Lake Canadians in the Canadian Premier Baseball League. His showings there, as well as at the Canadian Futures Showcase, highlighted his ability to pitch in high-pressure situations. Carey is also no stranger to the Junior National Program, where he continued to hone his craft before committing to the University of Michigan, and he was also named to Team Canada’s roster for the WSBC Pan American Championships last August and made one start against a strong Dominican Republic squad.

Michigan holds a 23-14 record in the Big Ten Conference, and plays its next game against Iowa

The Wolverine pitcher is the second arm with Canadian ties to throw a no-hitter in the NCAA this season. This is second to Blake Gillespie of the University of Charlotte, who achieved the feat back in early March.