After the weekend conference games, everyone wants to get on the field one more time before getting back into it. Good match-ups abound and in one, Bridgewater (Va.) and Hood battled in a Tuesday game that the Eagles took in shutout fashion.
The Bridgewater College baseball team moved its win streak to five games with an 8-0 shutout victory against Hood in nonconference action at the Bridgewater Baseball Field on Tuesday.
Collin Reid's pinch hit three-run home run in the ninth inning powered the Bridgewater College baseball team to an 8-5 victory vs. Christopher Newport on Wednesday afternoon.
The Bridgewater College baseball team swept both ends of a twinbill at No. 19 N.C. Wesleyan, winning 5-2 in game one and 4-0 in game two, at Bauer Field on Saturday.
Former Bridgewater player and coach Ben Spotts will return to his alma mater to take the head coaching position with the Eagles' baseball program. He takes over for Curt Kendall who stepped down as the program's head coach at the end of the 2019 season.
The 2019 season will be the final one for veteran Bridgewater baseball coach Curt Kendall. Coach Kendall announced his decision to step down as head coach of the program at the end of the 2019 season.
Eastern Mennonite earned their first ever season sweep of cross-town rival Bridgewater with a 7-4 win. In the MASCAC, Westfield State won the conference title outright with a sweep of Mass Maritime. Lebanon Valley used a big ninth to clinch a playoff berth.
Bridgewater College erased a 4-0 deficit with seven runs in the bottom of the fifth inning Friday afternoon and defeated Messiah College, 9-5, in non-conference action.
Rain washed out most of the games on Thursday. In the games that got played offenses dominated. Rose-Hulman, Farmingdale State, Bridgewater (Va.) and UW-Oshkosh all put up double digit runs in their wins
Finlandia has its first 2-0 start in six years as they opened their season with a sweep of North Central (Minn.). No. 7 Salisbury scored four in the eighth to defeat Johns Hopkins and No. 24 CNU completed a comeback win over Bridgewater (Va.).
Brandeis earned their new head coach his first win guiding the Judges with a ninth inning rally at St. Joseph's (Brooklyn). Elsewhere it was Bridgewater (Va.), Concordia Texas, N.C. Wesleyan, and William Peace with wins.
Bridgewater College closed out its baseball regular season Saturday afternoon with a doubleheader split against Roanoke College. The Eagles won the opener 8-3 before the losing the second game, 10-3.
Bridgewater College pushed across two runs in the bottom of the ninth inning to break a 5-5 tie and take a 7-5 victory over conference-leading Shenandoah University.
Bridgewater College picked up two key baseball victories Saturday afternoon with a doubleheader sweep of Hampden-Sydney College. The Eagles scored two runs in the bottom of the ninth to win the opener 9-8 and then used a 10-run, fifth-inning outburst to defeat the Tigers 13-1 in the second game.
Bridgewater (Va.), Frostburg State, Louisiana College, and Montclair State are a few of the teams that overcame deficits in the late innings to secure wins on Friday.
Bridgewater rallied with three runs in the seventh to tie the score and then pushed across the go-ahead run in the eighth to defeat Wesley College 4-3 Friday afternoon in a non-conference contest.
Mary Washington swept a Monday afternoon non-conference baseball doubleheader from Bridgewater College, winning the opener 3-0 and taking the second game 15-4.
The Bridgewater Eagles completed a key conference midweek slate of games by sweeping Wednesday's doubleheader at Lynchburg College, giving the Eagles three ODAC victories in two days.
Starting pitcher Ryan Leake gave Bridgewater College eight strong innings on the mound and relievers Ian Mays and Brady Cockerham navigated the ninth as the Eagles defeated Washington and Lee University, 4-3, in a key ODAC contest Tuesday afternoon.
Spotts wins 200th with Eagles
March 26, 2024Bridgewater (Va.) head coach Ben Spotts exceeds 200 career wins with a 10-7 win over Washington and Lee on Tuesday.
