Seagulls Jumps Out To Early Lead In Victory Over Bluefish
June 27, 2017 – Virginia Beach, VA
Seagulls jumped out to an early lead over Bluefish and took home a 12-2 victory on Tuesday.Seagulls scored on a double by Luis Diaz in the first inning, a single by Jonathan Santiago in the first inning, a single by Derrek Marshall Jr. in the second inning, a single by Patrick Keohane in the second inning, and a double by Matt Van Muelken in the second inning.
Bluefish captured the lead in the first inning. Spencer Muirhead singled on a 3-2 count in the first inning, scoring one run.
Seagulls took the lead for good with three runs in the first inning. In the first Luis Diaz doubled off of Michael Rojas, driving in one run and Jonathan Santiago singled off of Rojas, driving in two runs.
Seagulls scored six runs in the second inning. The big inning was thanks to a single by Derrek Marshall Jr., a single by Patrick Keohane, and a double by Matt Van Muelken.
Chase Walter earned the win for Seagulls. He tossed seven innings, allowing two runs, five hits, and striking out ten. Rojas took the loss for Bluefish. He threw one and one-third innings, allowing nine runs, ten hits, striking out one, and walking one.
Seagulls collected 17 hits. Andrew Poirier, Diaz, Keohane, Jordeyn Lewis, and Garrett Houston each collected multiple hits for Seagulls. Diaz and Poirier each collected three hits to lead Seagulls.
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Daredevils fell behind early and couldn’t come back in a 10-1 loss to Knights on Monday.Knights scored on a walk by Jeff Butler in the first inning, a fielder’s choice by Butler in the second inning, a walk by Trent Jones in the second inning, and a single by Henry Moore in the second inning.
Knights captured the lead in the first inning. An error scored one run for Knights.
Daredevils evened things up at one in the bottom of the first inning. An error scored one run for Daredevils.
Knights took the lead for good with three runs in the second inning. In the second Benji Rippons induced Jeff Butler to hit into a fielder’s choice, but one run scored and Henry Moore singled off of Rippons, driving in one run.
Knights scored three runs in the fifth inning. The big inning for Knights came thanks to a single by Thomas Chisam and a error.
Isaiah Junkins earned the win for Knights. He pitched five innings, surrendering one run, one hit, and striking out five. Rippons took the loss for Daredevils. He threw two innings, surrendering four runs, two hits, and striking out one.
Eli Straw went 0-for-2 at the plate as he led the team with one run batted in.
Knights collected eight hits. Butler and Chisam each collected multiple hits for Knights.
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Four hits from Cody McSwain helped lead Bluefish past Hawks 10-4 on Monday. McSwainhomered in the first, singled in the third, singled in the seventh, and singled in the eighth.
Hawks scored three runs in the second inning, but Bluefish still managed to pull out the victory. The big inning for Hawks came thanks to a groundout by Shane Davis and a single by Tyler Dodson.
Bluefish captured the lead in the first inning. Cody McSwain homered on a 3-2 count in the first inning, scoring two runs.
Bluefish took the lead for good with one run in the fifth inning.
Bluefish scored three runs in the seventh inning. Bluefish’s big inning was driven by a groundout by Daniel Haskell and a single by Chadler Young.
Hawks scored three runs in the second inning. Hawks’s big inning was driven by a groundout by Davis and a single by Dodson.
Landon Sewell earned the win for Bluefish. He threw five innings, allowing four runs, six hits, and striking out five. Alec Berry threw two innings, as two relievers helped Bluefish finish off the victory. Jake Ottinger took the loss for Hawks. He pitched four innings, allowing three runs, three hits, and striking out four.
Bluefish collected 14 hits. McSwain, Kevin Edgar, and Noah Herried each collected multiple hits for Bluefish. Bluefish didn’t commit a single error in the field. Edgar had the most chances in the field with nine.
Dodson went 1-for-4 at the plate as he led the team with two runs batted in.
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Seagulls watched the game slip away early and couldn’t recover in a 5-1 loss to Waves on Monday. Waves scored on a single by Jonathan Lindau and a single by Declan O’Malley in the first inning.
Waves took an early lead in the first inning. With zero outs in the first inning Jonathan Lindaudrove in one run when he singled.
Griffin Holtz earned the win for Waves. He pitched seven innings, allowing one run, four hits, striking out three, and walking one. Andrew Griffin took the loss for Seagulls. He tossed six innings, allowing three runs, four hits, and striking out four.
Matt Van Muelken led Seagulls with one run batted in. He went 1-for-1 on the day.
Waves had eight hits in the game. Lindau and Ross Abrash each collected multiple hits for Waves.
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Pelicans Jumps Out To Early Lead In Victory Over Suns.
June 26, 2017 – Virginia Beach, VA
Pelicans jumped out to an early lead over Suns and took home a 7-4 victory on Monday.Pelicans took the lead on a single in the first inning.
Pelicans captured the lead in the first inning. Justin Hayes drove in one when he singled in the first inning.
Danny Madden earned the win for Pelicans. He tossed seven innings, surrendering two runs, four hits, and striking out ten. Joe Klingensmith threw one inning, as two relievers helped Pelicans finish off the victory. Ryan Riley took the loss for Suns. He threw six innings, allowing five runs, 12 hits, striking out four, and walking zero.
Pelicans collected 14 hits. Hayes, Jackson Peterson, Klingensmith, and Justin Burrell each collected multiple hits for Pelicans. Peterson and Hayes each managed three hits to lead Pelicans.
Suns had seven hits in the game. Cameron Jensen and Michael Perlo each collected multiple hits for Suns.
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Even though Sea Monsters gave up five runs in the ninth inning, it still defeated Fightin’ Crabs 10-7 on Monday. Fightin’ Crabs’s big inning was driven by a single by John Tierney Jr., a single , a single by Kyle Kania, and a wild pitch.
Sea Monsters collected ten hits and Fightin’ Crabs had seven in the high-scoring affair
Fightin’ Crabs took an early lead in the first inning. Sam Graf drove in one when he doubled in the first inning.
Sea Monsters took the lead for good with three runs in the third inning. In the third Troy White singled off of Jake Thompson, driving in one run and Joshua Nellis singled off of Thompson, driving in two runs.
Sea Monsters scored three runs in the eighth inning. Sea Monsters’s big inning was driven by a walk by Dwight Riddick and a double by White.
Fightin’ Crabs scored five runs in the ninth inning. The big inning for Fightin’ Crabs came thanks to a single by John Tierney Jr., a single , a single by Kyle Kania, and a wild pitch.
Nick Bay earned the win for Sea Monsters. He went seven innings, allowing two runs, four hits, and striking out six. Two relievers helped Sea Monsters close out the victory. Colby Lee threw one and one-third innings. Pat Barrett recorded the last two outs to earn the save for Sea Monsters. Thompson took the loss for Fightin’ Crabs. He pitched five innings, giving up four runs, seven hits, striking out two, and walking one.
White and Nellis each collected multiple hits for Sea Monsters. Nellis and White all had three hits to lead Sea Monsters.
Tierney Jr. and Evan Hirschbaum each collected multiple hits for Fightin’ Crabs. Hirschbaum led Fightin’ Crabs with two runs batted in. He went 2-for-4 on the day.
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Fightin’ Crabs took home an 8-5 victory over Knights on Sunday.
Knights took an early lead in the first inning. Bennie Spady singled on a 1-2 count in the first inning, scoring one run.
Fightin’ Crabs knotted the game up at two in the bottom of the first inning. Fightin’ Crabs scored two runs when Ben MacDonald singled with two outs in the first inning.
Fightin’ Crabs took the lead for good with two runs in the third inning. In the third Evan Hirschbaum homered off of Henry Moore, driving in two runs.
Noah Gear earned the win for Fightin’ Crabs. He tossed five innings, giving up three runs, six hits, and striking out six. Moore took the loss for Knights. He threw three and two-thirds innings, surrendering five runs, five hits, and striking out one.
Fightin’ Crabs had ten hits in the game. Sam Graf, John Tierney Jr., Hirschbaum, and Billy Buscetto each collected multiple hits for Fightin’ Crabs. Buscetto, Hirschbaum, Tierney Jr., and Graf each managed two hits to lead Fightin’ Crabs. Fightin’ Crabs didn’t commit a single error in the field. MacDonald had the most chances in the field with 13.
Knights collected eight hits. Stephen Baughan and Christopher Harper each collected multiple hits for Knights.
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Tonight’s scheduled game between the Norfolk Bluefish and the Outer Banks Daredevils has been cancelled due to unplayable field conditions. Make up game is TBD.
Pelicans Can’t Quite Erase 6-Run Deficit In Loss To Seagulls
June 25, 2017 – Virginia Beach, VA
Pelicans fought back after falling down by six runs in the eighth inning. The comeback fell just short though, in an 8-7 defeat to Seagulls on Sunday. Pelicans scored five runs in the failed comeback on a single by Tom Kelley, a by Justin Burrell, a double by Nick Graham, and a single by Joe Klingensmith.
Pelicans fell behind early in the loss. Seagulls scored on a stolen base in the first inning and a single by Andrew Poirier in the second inning.
Seagulls took an early lead in the first inning. Seagulls scored one run on a stolen base in the first inning.
After Seagulls scored one run in the top of the fourth, Pelicans answered with one of their own.Seagulls scored when Garrett Houston hit a sacrifice fly to drive in a run. Pelicans then answered when Bryan Johnsen induced Justin Burrell to ground out, but one run scored.
Pelicans evened things up at one in the bottom of the first inning. Harrison Sabo doubled on the first pitch of the at bat in the first inning, scoring one run.
Seagulls took the lead for good with one run in the second inning. In the second Poirier singled off of Cody Burnham, driving in one run.
Pelicans scored five runs in the eighth inning. Pelicans scored on a single by Tom Kelley, a double by Nick Graham, and a single by Joe Klingensmith.
Seagulls scored four runs in the eighth inning. Seagulls’s big inning was driven by a error and a double by Luis Diaz.
Johnsen earned the win for Seagulls. He tossed seven and a third innings, giving up six runs, eight hits, and striking out six. Two relievers helped Seagulls close out the victory. John Wicksier threw one inning. Wicksier recorded the last three outs to earn the save for Seagulls. Burnham took the loss for Pelicans. He pitched seven innings, surrendering four runs, nine hits, and striking out six.
Pelicans had 11 hits in the game. Jackson Peterson, Pat Downey, and Sabo each collected multiple hits for Pelicans. Graham and Burrell each drove in two runs to lead Pelicans.
Seagulls collected 12 hits. Diaz, Patrick Keohane, Jordeyn Lewis, and Poirier each collected multiple hits for Seagulls. Diaz led Seagulls with three hits in five at bats.
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Jensen’s Walkoff Gives Suns Victory Over Sea Monsters
June 25, 2017 – Virginia Beach, VA
Suns took Sunday’s game in dramatic fashion, with a 9-8 walk-off victory over Sea Monsters. The game was tied at eight with Suns batting in the bottom of the ninth when Cameron Jensen doubled off of Tyrin Everette, driving in one run.
Suns built a six-run lead in the fifth inning and then held off Sea Monsters’s charge. Sea Monsters scored six runs in the failed comeback on a double by Terrence Pinkston in the sixth, a groundout in the sixth, a double by Antonio Leite Jr. in the eighth, a single in the ninth, a by Dwight Riddick in the ninth, and a in the ninth.
Suns captured the lead in the first inning. With two outs in the first inning Justice Bigbie drove in one run when he singled.
Suns scored six runs in the fourth inning. Suns’s big inning was driven by a double by Jamarius Epperson, a double , a error, a groundout , and a wild pitch.
Justin Borges earned the win for Suns. He went four innings, giving up six runs, seven hits, and striking out seven. Tyrin Everette took the loss for Sea Monsters. He threw four and two-thirds innings, allowing two runs, six hits, and striking out four.
Lane Madsen started the game for Suns. He tossed five innings, surrendering two runs, four hits, and striking out three. Tyghe Bowers started the game for Sea Monsters. He pitched three and a third innings, giving up five runs, three hits, and striking out one.
Suns collected ten hits. Cameron Jensen, Epperson, Brad Pearson, and Bigbie each collected multiple hits for Suns. Epperson went 2-for-3 at the plate as he led the team with two runs batted in. Suns stole five bases during the game as two players stole more than one. Epperson led the way with two.
Sea Monsters had 11 hits in the game. Pinkston, Riddick, and William Oliver each collected multiple hits for Sea Monsters. Pinkston went 3-for-5 at the plate to lead Sea Monsters in hits.
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