| Jared Eaker's only hit of the
day game the Seahawks a seris win over the number one team in the
nation. St. Mary's athletics photo |
St. Mary's used a Jared Eaker seventh inning single through the
left side of the infield with two outs to score Corey Napier to
give the Seahawks a 6-5 win over top ranked Salisbury. The Seahawks
earned the series win taking two of the three weekend
contests.
Rockford ended a ten game losing streak in spectacular fashion.
The Regents shutout the second ranked team in the nation at home
5-0. Daryn Streed pitched eight inings allowing just three hits and
no walks in his firt win of the season. Streed struck out seven.
Chris Senn drove in the first three runs of the game, including two
on an eighth inning one-out double that provide breathing room for
the Rockford pitching staff.
Cortland State finished a sweep of the SUNYAC series with New
Patlz State at Hoy Field on the campus of Cornell University. The
Red
Dragons took a 5-1 decision in the first game before defeating the
Hawks, 6-2, in the finale. Max Rosing led the Red Dragon's with
four hits on the day.
Nick Fisher went 3-for-4 with a two-run double that highlighted a five-run fifth inning as Linfield blew past Whitworth 10-5 to complete a NWC sweep at Merkel Stadium. Linfield starter Zach Brandon tossed five spotless innings, allowing just three hits with one walk and three strikeouts.
Andy Lopez and Joe O'Connor combined for six hits and four runs scored as the No. 8 Kean powered their way past Oneonta State, 13-6. Lopez was 3-for-5 with a team-high three RBI and a triple. O'Connor was 3-for-4 with a double, RBI and two stolen bases. Sophomore Matt Mastroianni led the Red Dragons with two hits, including a double and run scored.
No. 15 ranked Texas-Tyler won another three-game series, this
time against ASC rival East Texas Baptist. On Sunday, the
Patriots finished off a 2-1 win, before falling 12-7 in the final
game of the weekend.
No. 10 Wheaton (Mass.) swept a NEWMAC doubleheader against Clark
by scores of 7-0 (seven innings) and 8-0 at Sidell Stadium. Alec
Palioca allowed just three hits over seven innings of work to push
his record to 3-1 overall on the season. Palioca did not issue a
single walk, struck out a game-high seven batters and only allowed
two runners to reach scoring position in his entire outing. Nick
Filloramo stymied the Cougars over six-and-one-thirds innings
pitched allowing five hits, no runs, two walks and three
strikeouts. Eric Dumas kept his scoreless innings streak intact
with one-and-two thirds innings of shutout pitching on one hit,
zero walks and three strikeouts. Mike Bisceglia completed the
combined shutout effort for the Lyons with a clean ninth.
Courtesy of three runs in the top of the sixth inning, No. 17
Birmingham-Southern defeated Hendrix, 5-2, to take the road series
and move to 8-1 in the SAA. Jacob Mayfield and Tanner McGill led
the Panthers with two hits apiece. Evan Grovenstein got the win on
the mound after starting and throwing five innings, giving up four
hits and two earned runs with two strikeouts.
Manchester scored four runs over the fourth and fifth innings to
break up a scoreless tie and send itself
to a 4-1 win over Franklin. The fifth straight win for the No.
22-ranked squad wrapped up a key early-season HCAC series sweep.
Justin Scott took a shutout bid into the seventh before Franklin
broke it up behind back-to-back two-out hits. He concluded his
complete-game victory with just one walk issued and six strikeouts
to even his season record at 1-1