Hawks took an early lead in the first inning. Dalton Jackson drove in one when he singled in the first inning.
Suns took the lead for good with four runs in the fourth inning. In the fourth Corey King singled off of Taylor Barker, driving in one run, Jamarius Epperson singled off of Barker, driving in two runs, and Michael Perlo singled off of Barker, driving in one run.
Ben Marsico earned the win for Suns. He pitched nine innings, surrendering four runs, seven hits, striking out seven, and walking one. Barker took the loss for Hawks. He tossed four innings, giving up five runs, seven hits, and striking out two.
Suns had nine hits in the game. Lawrence Cicileo, King, and Justin Bunting each collected multiple hits for Suns. Epperson and King each drove in two runs to lead Suns.
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Waves watched the game slip away early and couldn’t recover in a 3-2 loss to Fightin’ Crabs on Thursday. Fightin’ Crabs scored on a single by Evan Hirschbaum and a groundout by Ben MacDonald in the first inning.
The pitching was strong on both sides. Fightin’ Crabs pitchers struck out four, while Waves sat down seven
Fightin’ Crabs took an early lead in the first inning. Fightin’ Crabs scored one run when Evan Hirschbaum singled with one out in the first inning.
James Jakuba earned the win for Fightin’ Crabs. He pitched six and two-thirds innings, giving up two runs, ten hits, striking out three, and walking zero. Franklin Miller recorded the last seven outs to earn the save for Fightin’ Crabs. Brian Vieira took the loss for Waves. He went eight innings, giving up three runs, ten hits, and striking out five.
Waves had 12 hits in the game. Jacob Day, Thomas Meucci, Matt Padeway, and Jackson Posnik each collected multiple hits for Waves. Padeway and Meucci each drove in one run to lead Waves.
Fightin’ Crabs collected ten hits. Brendan Gausselin, Sam Graf, John Tierney Jr., and Hirschbaum each collected multiple hits for Fightin’ Crabs.
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Sea Monsters had trouble keeping up with Seagulls in a 7-2 loss on Thursday.
Sea Monsters captured the lead in the first inning. Joshua Nellis singled on the first pitch of the at bat in the first inning, scoring one run.
Seagulls took the lead for good with six runs in the third inning. In the third Jordeyn Lewis tripled off of Glen Pizzanello, driving in one run, Andrew Poirier hit a sacrifice fly to drive in a run, there was an error, scoring one run, Shane Gipson singled off of Pizzanello, driving in two runs, and Christopher Houle singled off of Pizzanello, driving in one run.
Connor Woods earned the win for Seagulls. He pitched five innings, giving up two runs, seven hits, striking out seven, and walking one. Tyler Key threw three innings, as two relievers helped Seagulls finish off the victory. Pizzanello took the loss for Sea Monsters. He went three innings, surrendering six runs, nine hits, striking out one, and walking zero.
Sea Monsters collected 12 hits. Antonio Leite Jr., Hector Mosquea, and William Oliver each collected multiple hits for Sea Monsters. Leite Jr. and Nellis each drove in one run to lead Sea Monsters.
Seagulls had 12 hits in the game. Lewis, Grant Thompson, Houle, and Gipson each collected multiple hits for Seagulls. Lewis went 3-for-4 at the plate to lead Seagulls in hits. Seagulls didn’t commit a single error in the field. Derrek Marshall Jr. had 11 chances in the field, the most on the team.
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Seagulls Jumps Out To Early Lead In Victory Over Waves.
June 28, 2017 – Virginia Beach, VA
Seagulls defeated Waves 5-2 thanks to a strong start. Seagulls scored on a walk by Andrew Poirier and a walk by Derrek Marshall Jr. in the second inning.
Seagulls took an early lead in the second inning. Andrew Poirier drove in a run when he walked with the bases loaded.
Casey Lewandoski earned the win for Seagulls. He threw five and two-thirds innings, allowing two runs, three hits, and striking out seven. John Wicksier recorded the last four outs to earn the save for Seagulls. Chase Douglas took the loss for Waves. He went five and two-thirds innings, giving up five runs, 11 hits, and striking out three.
Seagulls had 11 hits in the game. Poirier, Grant Thompson, and Tyler Young each collected multiple hits for Seagulls. Young and Derrek Marshall Jr. each drove in two runs to lead Seagulls.
Ross Abrash led Waves with two hits in four at bats.
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A walk-off single led Pelicans past Suns 4-3 on Wednesday morning, as the two teams met to complete a suspended game from June 5th. The game was tied at three with Pelicans batting in the bottom of the ninth when Tyler Jones singled off of Justin Borges, driving in one run.
Joe Klingensmith earned the win for Pelicans. He threw one inning, allowing one run, zero hits, and walking zero. Justin Borges took the loss for Suns. He went two and a third innings, surrendering three runs, five hits, and striking out four.
Alexander MacKinnon started the game for Suns. He pitched six innings, allowing one run, four hits, striking out two, and walking zero. Cody Burnham started the game for Pelicans. He went five innings, allowing one run, three hits, and striking out four.
Pelicans had nine hits in the game. Tyler Jones and Matt Krause each collected multiple hits for Pelicans. Krause and Jones each collected two hits to lead Pelicans.
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Pelicans Wins Back-And-Forth Affair Against Knights
June 27, 2017 – Virginia Beach, VA
Pelicans took the lead for good in the second inning to capture a back-and-forth game from Knights by a 10-7 score on Tuesday. The game was tied at three with Pelicans batting in the bottom of the second when Justin Hayes tripled off of Jake Holland, driving in one run.
An early lead helped propel Pelicans to victory. Pelicans scored on a double by Justin Hayes in the first inning, a groundout by Josh Crummer in the first inning, a single by Austin Elledge in the second inning, a triple by Hayes in the second inning, and a passed ball in the second inning.
Knights captured the lead in the first inning. With two outs in the first inning Stephen Baughandrove in one run when he singled.
Pelicans took the lead for good with three runs in the second inning. In the second Elledge singled off of Jake Holland, driving in one run.
Knights scored three runs in the seventh inning. The big inning for Knights came thanks to a groundout by Christopher Harper and a single by Baughan.
Pelicans collected 13 hits. Elledge, Hayes, Santino Paris, and Tom Kelley each collected multiple hits for Pelicans. Hayes went 2-for-4 at the plate as he led the team with three runs batted in.
Baughan went 2-for-5 at the plate to lead Knights in hits.
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Waves watched the game slip away early and couldn’t recover in a 16-0 loss to Sea Monsters on Tuesday. Sea Monsters scored on a double by Sammy Suarez and a wild pitch in the second inning.
Sea Monsters took an early lead in the second inning. With one out in the second inning Sammy Suarez drove in one run when he doubled.
Sea Monsters scored nine runs in the sixth inning. Sea Monsters’s big inning was driven by a double by Troy White, a single by Lucas Terwilliger, a double by Hector Mosquea, a single by Antonio Leite Jr., a single by White, a single by Terwilliger, and a fielder’s choice by Suarez.
One bright spot for Waves was a single by Brandon Kussmaul in the first inning.
Garrett Wente earned the win for Sea Monsters. He threw six innings, surrendering zero runs, five hits, and striking out six. Jacob Pilarski took the loss for Waves. He tossed three innings, surrendering four runs, five hits, striking out four, and walking one.
Matt Padeway led Waves with two hits in three at bats.
Sea Monsters had 19 hits in the game. Joshua Nellis, White, Leite Jr., Suarez, Mosquea, and Terwilliger each collected multiple hits for Sea Monsters. Terwilliger led Sea Monsters with three runs batted in. He went 2-for-5 on the day. Sea Monsters didn’t commit a single error in the field. Suarez had the most chances in the field with eight.
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Suns captured the lead in the first inning. Jarad Clevenger grounded out, scoring one run.
After Suns scored one run in the top of the seventh, Fightin’ Crabs answered with one of their own. Suns scored when Stephen Polansky singled off of Griffen Tate, driving in one run. Fightin’ Crabs then answered when Billy Buscetto doubled off of Meigs Lamb, driving in one run.
In the bottom of the first inning, Fightin’ Crabs tied things up at one. An error scored one run for Fightin’ Crabs.
Fightin’ Crabs took the lead for good with two runs in the third inning. In the third Buscetto doubled off of Alexander MacKinnon, driving in two runs.
Fightin’ Crabs scored three runs in the sixth inning. The big inning was thanks to a single by Kyle Kania and a error.
Tate earned the win for Fightin’ Crabs. He tossed nine innings, surrendering two runs, 11 hits, and walking zero. MacKinnon took the loss for Suns. He went five and two-thirds innings, surrendering six runs, 11 hits, striking out three, and walking zero.
Fightin’ Crabs collected 14 hits. John Tierney Jr., Buscetto, TJ Wardwell, Kania, and Sam Graf each collected multiple hits for Fightin’ Crabs. Buscetto and Tierney Jr. all had three hits to lead Fightin’ Crabs. Fightin’ Crabs didn’t commit a single error in the field. Kania had the most chances in the field with six.
Suns had 11 hits in the game. Justin Bunting, Austin Thomas, and Justice Bigbie each collected multiple hits for Suns.
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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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