2019 College Spring DE Sports Results

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From: Tritt, Kevin M. <ktritt@udel.edu>
Date: Fri, Feb 8, 2019 at 8:12 PM
Subject: Delaware Softball Splits Season-Opening Doubleheader at Norfolk State in Steele’s Debut
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SUBJECT: Delaware Softball Splits Season-Opening Doubleheader at Norfolk State in Steele’s Debut


DATE: February 8, 2019


NORFOLK, Va. – Delaware took the opener 3-1 before dropping an 8-7 heartbreaker in the nightcap as the Blue Hens split a season-opening doubleheader at Norfolk State Friday night in head coach Jen Steele’s UD debut.


Delaware took the lead in the opener in the top of the third as Hanna Garber singled to left, move to second on an obstruction call, and scored when Reyna de Jesus singled to center. However the Spartans pulled even in the bottom of the fourth when Shelby Deschamps crossed the plate on a fielder’s choice.


The Blue Hens regained the lead in the top of the sixth as de Jesus reached on an error, moved to third on a single by Anna Steinmetz, and scored when Brooke Glanden laced a single to right. One out later pinch runner Julia Solderitch crossed the plate on a sacrifice fly by Karolina Flores.


UD freshman Katie Stahre then fired the final two of her three scoreless relief innings, allowing just two hits, to earn the victory in her first career appearance for the Blue Hens.


Norfolk State jumped out to a big lead in the nightcap, scoring twice in the bottom of the first, three times in the second and two more in the third to take a 7-0 advantage. But the Blue Hens would not quit.


Brittney Mendoza drove home Steinmetz and Flores with a double in the fourth before scoring on a Sarah Bessel single to cut the margin to 7-3. The following frame Glanden doubled home Garber, while Halle Kisamore then singled home Solderitch as Delaware pulled within a pair.


Mendoza then reached on a fielder’s choice with the bases loaded in the seventh, allowing Glanden and Flores to score to tie the game at 7-7. The Blue Hens had a chance to take the lead later in the inning, but Flores was thrown out trying to steal home.


In the bottom of the seventh Hunter Halford led off with a single and eventually scored on a two-out double by Makenna Heimann to give the Spartans the victory.


Glanden led the Blue Hens with four hits on the day, while Steinmetz added three.

 

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Goldey-Beacom Softball Opens 2019 With Two Games in Myrtle Beach


Freshman Braydee Whitman (Dagsboro, DE) homered in each game and senior Rachel Davis (Bethel, DE) collected her 100th career hit for Goldey-Beacom, which commenced its 2019 season with a pair of losses in Myrtle Beach, SC.


GBC opened with a 13-5 setback to Kutztown before an 8-4 loss to Millersville.


Whitman in the opener blasted a two-run homer in the third inning with sophomore Taylor Beres getting (Middletown, DE) an RBI single in the fourth. Whitman and sophomore Zoe Lockwood (Chesapeake City, MD) ended with two hits apiece for the Lightning (0-2).


Tamara Jennings went 3-for-3 with three RBI for the Bears (1-1).


Sophomore Ali Henriquez (Hoboken, NJ) in game two blasted a solo homer in the second inning to give GBC a 1-0 lead. Whitman crushed a leadoff homer in the fifth inning and Davis later in the frame singled, becoming the 28th player in team history to reach 100 career hits.


Junior Jess Lusk (Victoria, BC) rapped two hits among the Lightning’s 10 in the contest.


Hunter Little crushed two home runs and Allie Janowiak lofted one for the Marauders (1-1).


Goldey-Beacom is back in action Saturday against West Virginia State at 10:00 am and Southern New Hampshire at noon.


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Date: Fri, Feb 15, 2019 at 7:49 PM
Subject: Article: LAWSON, CARROW LEAD HORNETS TO OPENING DAY WIN
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Jordan Lawson
LAWSON, CARROW LEAD HORNETS TO OPENING DAY WIN
Courtesy DSU Athletic Media Relations
Fri, February 15, 2019
Charleston, S.C. (Feb. 15, 2019) --- Starter Garrett Lawson threw 6.2 solid innings and freshman Jeremy tossed 2.1 innings of scoreless relief to lead Delaware State to a 3-1 victory over The Citadel in the Hornets’ 2019 opener at Riley Field this afternoon.

DSU scored first with three runs in the top of the seventh inning, highlighted by run-scoring hits by shortstop Tommy Jordan and designated hitter Tripp Kimmell.

Lawson, who was limited to just five games due to injury in 2018, allowed just two singles in the first six innings. The Hornets ahead 3-1 when he was relieved by Carrow after being touched for two hits and a run in the seventh. Carrow allowed a single to the first batter he faced to put Citadel runners on second and first with two outs, but recorded the third out on pop up to end the threat.

The Bulldogs put a runner on base in the eighth and ninth innings off Carrow, but were unable to score.

Lawson allowed just four singles, while striking out six without a walk to earn the win. He is 2-0 in his career vs. The Citadel. He also defeated the Bulldogs as a freshman in 2017.

Carrow allowed three hits, but also did not walk a batter.

“We were hoping to get five, maybe six innings out of Garrett and he delivered in a big way,” said Delaware State head coach J.P. Blandin. “He was really in command with great location throughout the game. Jeremey was extremely poised for a guy pitching his first college game. We couldn’t ask for more from our pitchers today. A good win to start the season.”

The game was scoreless until the DSU seventh. First baseman Miguel Rivera singled to lead off the inning. The next batter, right fielder Mark Herron, reached base on a fielder’s choice, with pinch runner Brandon Bly advancing to second on the play. After the next two batters went down on strikes, the Hornets still had runners at second and first with two outs when Kimmell singled through the left side to send home Bly with the first run of the game. Jordan followed with a single to center, scoring Herron from second to give DSU a 2-0 lead. The Hornets scored their third run of the inning on a dropped fly ball off the bat of John Weglarz.

The Hornets outhit the Bulldogs 10-6. Jordan led the way with three hits in five at bats.

“We had some scoring opportunities early in the game, but the pitchers kept The Citadel at bay until we picked some clutch hits in the seventh,” said Blandin.

The Hornets also did not commit an error in the contest.

The teams will play game two of their three-game series on Saturday. Start time is scheduled for 2:00 p.m. Senior righty Sean McGrath is the scheduled starter for the Hornets.




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Date: Fri, Feb 15, 2019 at 6:39 PM
Subject: Blue Hens Defeat Butler, Fall to Murray State on First Day of Madeira Beach Invitational
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SUBJECT: Blue Hens Defeat Butler, Fall to Murray State on First Day of Madeira Beach Invitational


DATE: February 15, 2019


MADEIRA BEACH, Fla. – Delaware posted a 9-1 victory over Butler before falling to Murray State, 16-5, as the Blue Hens opened play at the Madeira Beach Invitational on Friday.


In Delaware’s first game of the day, Delaware took control by scoring five runs in the bottom of the third inning. Sarah Bessel led off with a single, and one out later she scored when Halle Kisamore laced an RBI single.


Anna Steinmetz then doubled home Kisamore, and following a pitching change Reyna de Jesus singled home Steinmetz to make it a 3-0 game. Chayanna Gallardo capped the rally with a two-run single, chasing home Brooke Glanden and Karolina Flores.


Hanna Garber doubled in the fourth, and after she stole third, she crossed the plate on a throwing error by the Butler catcher. Steinmetz and Glanden then belted back to back homers as the Blue Hens went up by eight runs.


Butler scored its lone run in the top of the fifth, before Delaware tacked on its final run in the bottom of the sixth when de Jesus reached on an error with the bases loaded to end the contest.


Kisamore finished with three hits at the plate, while Steinmetz and de Jesus added two apiece. Sarah Piening earned her second win in the circle after allowing one run on five hits in four innings of work.


Delaware then took the early lead against Murray State by scoring two runs in the top of the first. The Blue Hens quickly loaded the bases on singles by Garber and Kisamore and a walk to Steinmetz, before Glanden delivered an RBI single and Karolina Flores hit a sacrifice fly.


The Racers answered with three runs in the bottom of the first, but Brittany Mendoza cracked a leadoff homer in the second to bring Delaware even at 3-3. However Murray State countered with a run in bottom of the second and added five more in the third to go in front by six.


After Garber singled and Kisamore doubled in the fourth, both runners scored when Steinmetz hit a sacrifice fly and Flores ripped a double. But the Racers scored seven times in the bottom of the frame to pull away.


Garber, Kisamore, Flores and Mendoza had two hits apiece for the Blue Hen attack.

 

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Date: Sat, Feb 16, 2019 at 7:55 PM
Subject: Delaware Shuts Out Monmouth, Falls to Ball State at Madeira Beach Invitational
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SUBJECT: Delaware Shuts Out Monmouth, Falls to Ball State at Madeira Beach Invitational


DATE: February 16, 2019


MADEIRA BEACH, Fla. – Delaware posted a 10-0 victory over Monmouth before dropping a 9-0 decision to Ball State as the Blue Hens split a pair of five-inning games Saturday afternoon at the Madeira Beach Invitational.


Delaware wasted little time in taking the lead against the Hawks, as Hanna Garber led off the bottom of the first with a double and Halle Kisamore followed with a two-run homer. Later in the frame Brittney Mendoza singled home Anna Steinmetz, while Brooke Glanden then crossed the plate on a double steal attempt to make it a 4-0 game.


Back to back doubles by Glanden and Karolina Flores tacked on another run in the bottom of the third before Mendoza followed with a two-run homer, her third of the season, to increase the Blue Hens’ lead to seven.


Delaware added three runs in the fourth, highlighted by another RBI double by Flores, to close the scoring.


Meanwhile Blue Hen pitcher Sarah Piening fired a two-hit shutout during five innings in the circle, recording three strikeouts while improving to 3-0 on the year.


The Blue Hens and Ball State were scoreless through two innings, but the Cardinals scored five times in the top of the third. Janae Hogg belted a two-run homer to open the scoring, while three more runs scored on bases loaded walks. The Cardinals then added four more runs in the fourth, as Madison Lee and Stacy Payton delivered RBI singles.


Delaware had just two hits during the contest, a single by Reyna de Jesus in the third and a double by Mendoza in the fifth.

 

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Goldey-Beacom Softball Ends Stay in Myrtle Beach With Two Sunday Games


Goldey-Beacom gave its best the entire weekend, but left Myrtle Beach, SC on Sunday with a pair of losses.


GBC opened with a 5-2 loss against Saint Anselm before an 8-0 setback to Lock Haven. This closes a weekend in which Goldey-Beacom played four teams which ended last season regionally ranked, including both of Sunday’s opponents.


The Lightning in the opener gained a 2-1 lead in the third inning when junior Kasey Goshorn (Salisbury, MD) lined an RBI single. Freshman Emily Lozowski (Marlton, NJ) scored, followed by sophomore Zoe Lockwood (Chesapeake City, MD) with a great slide.


Goshorn ended with two hits.


Erin Thompson had three hits with Maddison Leite and Jordon O’Connor each homering for the Hawks.


GBC in game two fell victim to Kayla Gee, who tossed a one-hit shutout with two strikeouts for Lock Haven.


Freshman Braydee Whitman (Dagsboro, DE) continued her impressive debut weekend, rapping a double in the first inning.


Gee homered and so did Bryann Hilty after she was hit by a pitch earlier in the contest. Faith Ceely amassed three stolen bases for the Bald Eagles.


Goshorn for the weekend hit .467 (7-for-15) with Whitman hitting .417 (5-for-12) with two home runs.


Goldey-Beacom plays its home opener Sunday, March 3 against West Chester. First pitch at the Jackson Complex is at noon.


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Goldey-Beacom’s Trevor Jump Picked NCBWA East Region Pitcher of the Week


A strong start to the season for Goldey-Beacom sophomore Trevor Jump (Wilmington, DE/Mount Pleasant) got him a second award for his performance in being tabbed the National Collegiate Baseball Writers Association East Region Pitcher of the Week.


This comes right after Jump was picked the Central Atlantic Collegiate Conference Pitcher of the Week.


Jump pitched great in his first game of the season, tossing a three-hit shutout over seven innings with six strikeouts and just two walks Friday at Limestone. It was his second career shutout.


Jump last season was picked second team All-CACC, finishing 39th in the NCAA with 6.31 hits allowed per nine innings, 10th in the league with five wins and 10th with 7.28 strikeouts per game. He was tabbed CACC Pitcher of the Week on April 16 and twice named the league’s Rookie of the Week.


Jump’s play last season played big in Goldey-Beacom (19-28-1, 17-15 CACC) making the CACC Tournament in just its second season since the re-instatement of a sport that competed for Goldey College more than a half-century ago. The combination of freshmen and seasoned players helped the unit win five of its last eight games to end fourth in the CACC South Division.


Founded in 1886, the College offers graduate and undergraduate degrees with majors in psychology, economics, criminal justice, English and all areas of business. With alumni from 13 states and 60 nations, Goldey-Beacom College is located in Pike Creek Valley, a suburb of Wilmington, Delaware. The College is accredited by the Middle States Commission on Higher Education and the Accreditation Council of Business Schools and Programs.




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Goldey-Beacom Women’s Cross Country Wins USTFCCCA Team Academic Award


Goldey-Beacom’s Women’s Cross Country Team earned more academic recognition with the squad winning the Team Academic Award from the United States Track & Field and Cross Country Coaches Association.


The Lightning boast a 3.39 cumulative grade point average and had five of its student-athletes named to Central Atlantic Collegiate Conference Academic Honor Roll. Juana Henao (Bogota, Colombia) made the list a third time that included her initial with Women's Cross Country, fellow senior Chelby McCall (Chesapeake City, MD) was tabbed a second time with senior Mary Ann Jones (Frederick, MD), Cara Jones (Wilmington, DE) and fellow sophomore Brittany Delgado (Hamilton, NJ) each making their first appearance.


Goldey-Beacom last fall on the course competed in seven races, closing second at the GBC Fall Classic, eighth at the Dutchmen Invitational and 11th at the CACC Championship.


Academic success is nothing new for the Lightning. The department in 2017-18 boasted a cumulative 3.33 grade point average, up from 3.27 the prior academic year, and 68 student-athletes who own at least a 3.5 GPA. Goldey-Beacom last fall had 22 student-athletes who posted a 4.0 GPA for the semester.


The College has amassed six Google Cloud CoSIDA Academic All-Americas, all within the last four years, and 16 who have been picked Academic All-District that includes five from last fall. Among them include women’s soccer senior Cliona Crammond (Wicklow, Ireland), who last fall was named second team Google Cloud CoSIDA Academic All-America.


Founded in 1886, the College offers graduate and undergraduate degrees with majors in psychology, economics, criminal justice, English and all areas of business. With alumni from 13 states and 60 nations, Goldey-Beacom College is located in Pike Creek Valley, a suburb of Wilmington, Delaware. The College is accredited by the Middle States Commission on Higher Education and the Accreditation Council of Business Schools and Programs.




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COLONIAL ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION ANNOUNCES MEN’S LACROSSE WEEKLY HONORS


RICHMOND, Va. (February 19, 2019) – Delaware junior goalie Matt DeLuca has been named the Colonial Athletic Association (CAA) Men’s Lacrosse Player of the Week, while Blue Hens freshman attack Kyle Kivinski collected Men’s Lacrosse Rookie of the Week honors.


MEN’S LACROSSE PLAYER OF THE WEEK:

Matt DeLuca, Delaware

Junior | Goalie | Farmingdale, N.Y./Farmingdale

DeLuca recorded 17 saves in Delaware’s 12-4 win at NJIT, boosting the Blue Hens to a 2-0 start to the season. The junior allowed just three goals while facing 20 shots on goal. The 17-save effort marked the 16th time in his career DeLuca has made 10 or more saves in a game, while the three goals allowed marked the fewest permitted by Delaware since Feb. 1, 2014.


MEN’S LACROSSE ROOKIE OF THE WEEK:

Kyle Kivinski, Delaware

Freshman | Attack | Potomac Falls, Va./Dominion

In Delaware’s 12-4 win at NJIT, Kiviniski recorded the first two goals of his collegiate career. The freshman had six shots in the match, including four on goal. Kivinski’s first goal of the day came just before the half, boosting Delaware’s lead to 3-0; he added a goal 3:21 into the fourth period that extended the Blue Hens’ edge to 10-3.


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Goldey-Beacom Trevor Jump Named CACC Pitcher of the Week, Highlighting Six Weekly Honorees


The start of the spring campaign and the continuation of the basketball seasons marked Goldey-Beacom’s ongoing flow of weekly awards presented by the Central Atlantic Collegiate Conference.


Trevor Jump (Wilmington, DE/Mount Pleasant) was picked baseball’s Pitcher of the Week, fellow sophomore Maurice Parson (New Castle, DE) was named to the sport’s Weekly Honor Roll, junior Kasey Goshorn (Salisbury, MD) and freshman Braydee Whitman (Dagsboro, DE/Indian River) each were tabbed to softball’s Weekly Honor Roll with sophomore Marcellus Livingston (Linden, NJ) and freshman Sarah Round (Northampton, England) selected to their basketball team’s Weekly Honor Roll.


Jump pitched great in his first game of the season, tossing a three-hit shutout over seven innings with six strikeouts and just two walks Friday at Limestone.


Jump last season was picked second team All-CACC, finishing 39th in the NCAA with 6.31 hits allowed per nine innings, 10th in the league with five wins and 10th with 7.28 strikeouts per game. He was tabbed CACC Pitcher of the Week on April 16 and twice named the league’s Rookie of the Week.


Parson batted .500 (4-for-8) in his Lightning debut Friday with two RBI. He lined a go-ahead, two-run double in the top of the seventh inning of game one and then collected three hits in game two.


Parson last season competed for Delaware State, hitting .278 over 18 games with a .444 slugging percentage and a .412 on base percentage.


Goshorn batted .467 (7-for-15) last week over six games with a double and three RBI. She lined an RBI double in the first inning of Saturday’s contest against West Virginia State as part of her two hits and gave GBC the lead with a two-run single Sunday against Saint Anselm.


Goshorn last year was one of two for the Lightning to start all 37 contests, closing 21st in the league with nine doubles, 34th with a .321 batting average and 35th with a .473 slugging percentage.


Whitman had a more than impressive debut for the Lightning, hitting .417 (5-for-12) with two home runs, a double and three RBI. She opened Friday with a home run in each contest, blasting a two-run shot against Kutztown and a solo long ball vs. Millersville. Whitman went 2-for-2 vs. Kutztown and had a hit each Sunday against Saint Anselm and Lock Haven.


Whitman enters after being tabbed second team All-Henlopen Conference at third base for Indian River High School. She also competed in basketball for the Indians.


Livingston averaged 20.0 points on 10-of-20 shooting, 3.5 rebounds, 2.0 assists and 1.0 steals over two games. He ended his week Saturday with 25 points on 6-of-11 shooting, six rebounds, shot 5-of-5 from 3-point range, 8-for-8 from the foul line and netted 18 of his points in the second half in Goldey-Beacom’s 94-83 victory over Dominican (NY). Livingston scored 15 points with three 3-pointers Wednesday at Jefferson.


It has been yet another stellar campaign for Livingston, who is 12th in the league with 15.4 points per game, fourth with a .405 three-point percentage, ninth with 49 three-pointers, 14th with 339 points and 14th with 122 field goals. His play has the Lightning (12-13, 10-6 CACC) second in the CACC South Division.


Round averaged 20.5 points, 4.0 assists, 3.5 rebounds and overall canned nine 3-pointers over two games. She scored a career-best 27 points Saturday with five rebounds, five 3-pointers and five assists in Goldey-Beacom’s tough double-overtime loss at Dominican. Round opened her week with 14 points, four 3-pointers and three assists Wednesday at ninth-ranked Jefferson.


Round has enjoyed a strong debut campaign, sitting 21st in the conference with 12.6 points per contest, second with 64 three-pointers, 10th with 316 points and 14th with 111 field goals. Goldey-Beacom (12-13, 8-8 CACC) is fourth in the CACC South Division, 1 1/2 games ahead of Holy Family (6-9) for the last conference-tournament spot.


Founded in 1886, the College offers graduate and undergraduate degrees with majors in psychology, economics, criminal justice, English and all areas of business. With alumni from 13 states and 60 nations, Goldey-Beacom College is located in Pike Creek Valley, a suburb of Wilmington, Delaware. The College is accredited by the Middle States Commission on Higher Education and the Accreditation Council of Business Schools and Programs.




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SUBJECT: Three Homer Inning Plus Hyatt’s Dominance Powers Wilmington Baseball Past #19 St. Thomas Aquinas, 14-3

DATE: February 23, 2019
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MYRTLE BEACH, S.C. - - A three homer fourth inning powered the Wilmington University baseball team past No. 19 St. Thomas Aquinas, 14-3, on Saturday night at the Ripken Experience’s Crosley Field.

The Wildcats (3-0) continued its solid start to eh 2019 season with great pitching and powerful hitting, scoring in five straight innings en route to the big win. St. Thomas Aquinas is ranked No. 19 in the latest NCBWA National Poll.

As the previous two games, the stage was set with powerful pitching from the Wildcats’ starter Dan Hyatt. Hyatt would end up striking out the side in the bottom of the first, and end with 12 strikeouts in six innings of work.

The scoring started in the top of the second for the Wildcats, as Julian Kurych nearly had a grand slam, but settled for a sacrifice fly to the wall for the 1-0 lead. A wild pitch brought in Darren Donastorg for the early 2-0 lead.

Luke Johnson continued his hot start in the third inning, knocking in Kendall Small with a single through the right side. St. Thomas Aquinas got to Hyatt in the third inning, as a one-out walk came around to score on an RBI double off the wall in center.

But that is when the fun started for the Wildcats.

Dakota Graham took the first pitch he saw in the top of the fourth inning and deposited it over the wall in right for the solo blast, 4-1. Kurych walked and moved to third on a sacrifice and a wild pitch, but would have come home from anywhere as Kendall Small launched a two-run shot to center to put the Wildcats up 6-1. Two batters later, Brooks Ryan set a ball into the night in left center, capping a three-homer inning and giving the Wildcats a 7-1 lead.

With the bases loaded in the fifth, Eddie Nevins doubled to the gap in right center, scoring two more to make it double-digits for the second time in three games, 10-1.

Luke Johnson capped the scoring in the top of the ninth, bringing in both Matt Frost, who doubled, and Brett Nowell to bring the game to 14-3.

Hyatt allowed one run on three hits, striking out 12 while only giving up two walks. Rich Albrecht made his collegiate debut in the seventh before Mike Cottrell and Ryan Bradigan finished out the game with clean innings. Bradigan struck out two in the ninth.

Brooks Ryan finished 3-for-5 with a home run while Dakota Graham went 3-for-3 with a homer and two runs scored. Eddie Nevins went 2-for-4 with two RBI while Luke Johnson was the final Wildcat with multiple hits, going 2-for-6 with three RBI.

The Wildcats wrap up their Myrtle Beach trip with a contest against Southern Connecticut State on Sunday. First pitch is scheduled for 12:00 p.m.

 

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Goldey-Beacom Baseball Drops Two at Tusculum


Goldey-Beacom again faced solid competition in Tusculum, but was handed losses by counts of 15-3 and 9-1 in Greeneville, TN.


Goldey-Beacom in the top of the third inning of game one forged a 2-2 tie. Senior Calvin Clark (Millville, NJ) drew a bases-loaded walk to score sophomore Maurice Parson (New Castle, DE/Mount Pleasant) and junior Justin Hill (Seaford, DE) had an infield single, plating senior Brandon Abdul (Old Bridge, NJ).


After the Pioneers scored twice in the bottom of the frame, the Lightning got one back in the fourth for a 4-3 deficit. Sophomore Jeff Gillis (Hockessin, DE/Delaware Military Academy) had a leadoff single, took second on a fielder’s choice, reached third on Parson’s sacrifice bunt and scored on a sacrifice fly from freshman Marquise Wood (Philadelphia, PA).


But Tusculum plated seven runs in the last of the fifth for an 11-3 lead. Bryson Ford and Daulton Martin each had RBI doubles in the frame with Nate Montgomery and Jaden Steagall each getting run-scoring singles.


Martin, Montgomery and Seth DeHaven all collected three hits for the Pioneers. Ford, Jarel McDade and Zach Froment all amassed two RBI.


Tusculum in game two struck first in the opening frame, getting a two-out double from Montgomery. But GBC (1-5) drew even in the top of the second when sophomore Trent Hearn (Bethel, DE/Sussex Tech) lined a two-out triple, scoring freshman Marshall Awtry (Hockessin, DE/Conrad) for a 1-1 tie.


The Pioneers (10-7), winners of nine straight, broke open things in the fourth inning. With two outs and a runner on, Trey Hinton and McDade all walked before Garrett Dupuis sent them all home with a grand slam down the left-field line for a 5-1 margin.


Montgomery was a thorn in the Lightning’s side, ending the nightcap with three hits and four RBI that included a run-scoring single in the fourth and a two-run double in the sixth.


Harbor Jefferson fired six innings for the Pioneers, yielding just one run and four hits.


Goldey-Beacom is home Saturday to face New Haven for a noon doubleheader at Doyle Field in Hockessin, DE.



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From: Delaware State University Women's Basketball <dsuhornets@neulionnetwork.com>
Date: Mon, Feb 25, 2019 at 10:23 PM
Subject: Article: LADY HORNETS NO MATCH FOR THE HOT SHOOTING EAGLES
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LADY HORNETS NO MATCH FOR THE HOT SHOOTING EAGLES
Courtesy DSU Athletic Media Relations
Mon, February 25, 2019
Baltimore, Md. (Feb. 25) --- The Lady Hornets fall to the Coppin State Eagles 85-59. Lanayjha Ashe led DSU with 20 points and six assists.

Delaware State led 9-7 with 6:04 left in the first quarter, before Coppin State went on a 19-5 run to end the quarter on a 26-14 lead.

Coppin State increased their lead to 17 points midway through the second quarter.

DSU was able to chip away at the lead as they trailed 37-25 heading into halftime.

Delaware State continued to inch closer in the game. They started the second half on an 11-2 run, capped off by a three pointer from Yazmin Batch. That cut the deficit to just three at 39-36 with 7:15 left in the third quarter.

Coppin State dominated the rest of the quarter, outscoring Delaware State 23-10, E’mya Price drained a jumper just before time expired, giving the Eagles a commanding 62-46 lead heading into the fourth quarter. The Lady Hornets were unable to recover and were outscored by ten in the fourth.

Delaware State shot just 20-of-61 (32.8%) from the field, including a poor 8-of-25 (32.0%) from three-point range. They also shot 11-of-15 (73.3%) from the free throw line.

Yazmin Batch and Shonnyvelle Regalado combined for 21 points.

NaJai Pollard had nine points and ten rebounds. Fouled out after 26 minutes of play.

Coppin State made 25-of-51 (49.0%) on field goal attempts, including a scorching hot 11-of-17 (64.7) from beyond the three-point line. They also made 24-of-32 (75.0%) from the charity stripe.

Chance Graham led four Eagles in double figures with 26 points, she also had a game high 12 rebounds.

KEYS TO THE GAME1. Coppin State scored 21 points off turnovers.
2. CSU made 64.7% of their three-pointers.
3. DSU shot just 32.8% from the field.

UP NEXTThe Lady Hornets renew their rivalry with conference foe Morgan State on Mar 2nd at Memorial Hall. Tip-off starts at 2:00 pm.




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Date: Mon, Feb 25, 2019 at 10:22 PM
Subject: Article: HORNETS PAY BACK EAGLES WITH ROAD WIN
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HORNETS PAY BACK EAGLES WITH ROAD WIN
Courtesy DSU Athletic Media Relations
Mon, February 25, 2019
Baltimore, Md. (Feb. 25, 2019) --- Kevin Larkin led three Delaware State double-figure scorers with 16 points and grabbed a career-high 18 rebounds to key the Hornets’ 70-60 MEAC men’s basketball win over Coppin State at the CSU Physical Education Complex Monday evening.

DSU snapped a three-game losing streak and avenged a 64-60 home loss to Coppin State on Jan. 7 to improve to 5-21 overall and 2-11 in the MEAC. The Eagles dropped their second in a row to fall to 6-23 and 6-8.

Larkin’s point total included the 1000th of his college career on a first half basket. He scored 451 points in one season at Cheyney and 220 in two years at Niagara before enrolling at Delaware State last summer. Despite missing five of the Hornets’ 26 games, Larkin has a team-high 345 points this season.

Jonathan Mitchell came off the bench to add 15 points, while D’Marco Baucum contributed 11 points to the win.

“We had major contributions from so many guys this evening,” said Delaware State first-year head coach Eric Skeeters, who led the Hornets to their second road win of the season. “Of course, Kevin (Larkin) was not only aggressive offensively, but played big on the boards with 18 rebounds. Jon Mitchell gave us some gutsy play off the bench and we were solid for most of the game on the defensive end.”

The Hornets forced Coppin State into 18.5% shooting in the first half (5-for-27) and 29.4% for the game (15-for-51).

Delaware State also held a 46-35 rebound advantage.

The Hornets led 28-26 at the half, and pulled ahead 52-41 when Pinky Wiley (9 points) hit a three-point basket and free throw with 11:29 left to play.

After DSU led 57-46 on another three-pointer by Wiley, Coppin State went on a late second half run to pull back into the game.

Ibn Williams capped off the 9-2 Eagle rally with a three-pointer to cut the Hornets’ lead to 59-55 at the 4:45 mark of the second half.

Delaware State responded with a 6-2 run off its own, and opened up a 65-57 lead on a jump hook in the lane by Ronald Lucas with 1:58 remaining.

Larkin has a team-high 10 double-doubles this season, including four in the last five games. He’s currently the second-leading rebounder in the MEAC at 9.1 per game.

The Hornets will return to action this Saturday (Mar. 2) at home against Morgan State. Game time is set for 4:00 p.m. in Memorial Hall.




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Date: Sat, Mar 2, 2019 at 5:13 PM
Subject: Delaware Defeats Buffalo, Falls to Norfolk State at Cavalier Classic
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SUBJECT: Delaware Defeats Buffalo, Falls to Norfolk State at Cavalier Classic


DATE: March 2, 2019


CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va. – Delaware posted a 7-2 victory over Buffalo before dropping a 7-6 heartbreaker in eight innings to Norfolk State as the Blue Hens split a pair of games at the Cavalier Classic on Saturday.


In the Blue Hens’ first game of the day, Delaware (6-8) jumped in front of the Bulls by scoring three times in the top of the first inning. Hanna Garber and Halle Kisamore each singled to open the contest, and after both runners scored when Brooke Glanden reached on an error, Anna Steinmetz delivered an RBI single to make it a 3-0 game.


Ali Davis singled in the top of the second before eventually scoring on an RBI groundout by Garber, while Delaware tacked on a pair of runs in the fifth to make it a six-run game. Garber led off the frame with a bunt single and scored on a Glanden triple, while one out later Karolina Flores legged out an infield single to chase home Glanden.


Buffalo (1-12) got on the board in the bottom of the sixth on a two-run homer, before consecutive triples by Kisamore and Glanden in the seventh capped the scoring for the Blue Hens.


Sarah Piening went the distance in the circle for UD, allowing just two runs on five hits with seven strikeouts to pick up her fourth win of the year.


The Blue Hens carried that momentum into their game against the Spartans (5-6), taking control early with four runs in the bottom of the first. Garber scored the first run of the contest on an error, before Kisamore crossed the plate on a double steal. Glanden then scored when Flores reached on a fielder’s choice, while Brittney Mendoza capped the rally with an RBI single.


However Norfolk State scored a run in the top of the third, before taking the lead with four runs in the fifth. Delaware tied the game in the bottom of the seventh as Miranda O’Donald reached on an error, moved to second on a sacrifice bunt, advanced to third on a wild pitch, and scored on a two-out RBI single by Glanden.


The Spartans scored twice in the top of the eighth inning, but Delaware again rallied in the bottom half when Mendoza tripled home pinch runner Sarah Bessel. However the next two Blue Hen batters struck out to end the game.


Glanden finished the day 5 for 8 at the plate with three RBI and three runs scored while Kisamore, Steinmetz and Davis all recorded three hits as well.

 

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SUBJECT: Dylan McCleaft and Noah Given Named CACC Men’s Lacrosse Players of the Week

DATE: March 4, 2019
djl

NEW HAVEN, Conn. - - Following the team’s overtime victory against the District of Columbia, the Wilmington University men’s lacrosse team had two players be named Central Atlantic Collegiate Conference Players of the Week on Monday.

For his efforts on offence, senior Dylan McCleaft was named a Co-Player of the Week while sophomore Noah Given was named the Goalkeeper of the Week, as announced my the league office on Monday.

Dylan McCleaft (Media, Pa./Penncrest) scored the first three goals for the Wildcats against the Firebirds, and had four of the team’s six goals through the first three quarters. His fifth goal came in the opening minute of the fourth quarter, giving the Wildcats a 7-3 lead. In the team’s lone game of the week, McCleaft also led the team with seven ground balls.

Noah Given (Middletown, Del./Appoquinimink) made 17 saves in the victory, including seven in the fourth quarter. His finest save came in the waning seconds of regulation, as the Firebirds had a clear break on goal. Given came up with the save with less than five seconds to play, securing the 9-9 tie and sending the game into overtime.

Men’s basketball’s Thomas Farrior was again placed on the sport’s Weekly Honor roll after scoring 22 points against Holy Family and 21 points to go with 14 rebounds at Goldey-Beacom on Saturday.

Women’s basketball’s Nyree Grant was also placed on the sport’s Weekly Honor Roll, averaging a double-double for the week. She scored 14 points and grabbed 14 rebounds against Holy Family before scoring 20 points and grabbing 15 rebounds at Goldey-Beacom.

 

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oldey-Beacom’s Amanda McGrogan and Corey Taite Each Picked CACC Basketball Player of the Week


The final week of the basketball teams’ regular season saw Goldey-Beacom junior Amanda McGrogan (Mount Laurel, NJ) named the Central Atlantic Collegiate Conference Women’s Basketball Player of the Week and senior Corey Taite (Sayreville, NJ) picked Men’s Basketball Player of the Week.


McGrogan once again proved her value by averaging 27.0 points, 4.5 rebounds and 4.5 assists over two games. She poured in 28 points Wednesday to go with five rebounds and shot 12-for-14 from the line in Goldey-Beacom’s tough loss at Georgian Court. McGrogan then was on fire Saturday vs. Wilmington, ending with 26 points on 10-of-18 shooting and four rebounds to help GBC clinch a CACC Tournament spot in a 73-69 win.


McGrogan once again is having another stellar campaign at guard in helping Goldey-Beacom get back to the CACC Tournament. She is 60th in the country with 17.4 points per game, 23rd with 135 free throws, 71st with 4.0 assists per contest and 86th with a 1.57 assist-to-turnover ratio.


She is sixth in team history with 238 career assists and 10th with 76 three-pointers. It is McGrogan’s first nod this season as Player of the Week after being tabbed to the league’s Weekly Honor Roll six times.


Taite went on a tear by averaging 29.5 points, 4.0 rebounds, 3.0 assists and 3.0 steals over two games to go with shooting 29-for-29 from the line. He exploded Saturday for 35 points on 9-of-15 shooting, went 13-for-13 from the stripe and also contributed six rebounds and four assists in Goldey-Beacom’s 92-85 victory over Wilmington. Taite on Wednesday ended with 24 points and shot 16-for-16 from the line in Goldey-Beacom’s 89-52 rout of Georgian Court.


Again among the nation’s elite, he is 53rd in the nation with 20.0 points per game, 25th with an .892 free throw percentage, 28th with 140 free throws, 67th with 1.85 steals per game, 77th with 519 points, 78th with 35.1 minutes per game, 78th with 48 steals and 97th with a 1.96 assist-to-turnover ratio.


Taite is first in team history with 1,755 points, first with 368 assists, first with 458 free throws, first with 205 three-pointers, first with 546 field goals and second with 21 steals. It is the third time he has been named Player of the Week this season in addition to nine picks on the league’s Weekly Honor Roll.


The men’s team (14-14, 12-7 CACC) finished second in the CACC South Division and will host Caldwell on Tuesday in the conference quarterfinals. Game time is at 6:00 pm. Tickets are $8 for adults, $4 for seniors and students, free for children under age 3 and free for GBC students with a valid student ID.


The women’s squad (13-15, 9-10) is on the road Tuesday to visit Dominican (NY) in the conference quarterfinals. Game time in Orangeburg, NY is at 7:30 pm.


Founded in 1886, the College offers graduate and undergraduate degrees with majors in psychology, economics, criminal justice, English and all areas of business. With alumni from 13 states and 60 nations, Goldey-Beacom College is located in Pike Creek Valley, a suburb of Wilmington, Delaware. The College is accredited by the Middle States Commission on Higher Education and the Accreditation Council of Business Schools and Programs.




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SUBJECT: Delaney Steele Buries Free Position Shot To Give Women’s Lacrosse 13-12 Win at Mars Hill

DATE: March 4, 2019
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MARS HILL, N.C. - - Delaney Steele converted a free position attempt with six seconds left in regulation to give the Wilmington University women’s lacrosse its first win of the 2019 season, 13-12, at Mars Hills on Monday night at Meares Stadium.

Mars Hill (2-2) scored four straight goals to take a 10-7 lead with 16:53 left in the second half, but the Wildcats (1-2) fought back to tie the game, 11-11, with 7:09 left and even took a lead moments later.

The Lions ended the Wildcats’ three-goal run and tied the game with 3:54 to play, but the Wildcats turned a turnover with under a minute to play into a golden scoring opportunity.

After a failed free position attempt for the Wildcats, the Lions scooped up the ground ball and successfully moved into the offensive zone. But Mars Hill turned the ball back over to Wilmington with 52 seconds left. The Wildcats got into the offensive zone and Delaney Steele got into an attacking position.

The free position attempt was tried with six seconds on the clock and Delaney Steele buried the shot for the 13-12 lead and the victory.

The Wildcats scored three straight goals in the first half to take a 5-2 lead but the Lions answered with three straight of their own to tie the game, 5-5. The game went into the halftime break tied, 6-6.

Taylor Lambeth scored the first goal of the second half for the Wildcats, but Mars Hill rattled off four straight goals to take a 10-7 lead. The Wildcats scored five of the next six goals, including three straight from Lambeth, Maris Allen, and Brooke Siebert to take a 12-11 lead with 5:26 left.

Delaney Steele led the Wildcats with four goals and two assists while Brooke Siebert and Maris Allen added three goals and one assist each. Taylor Lambeth chipped in with two goals and an assist while Alexis Miller added one goal.

The Wildcats led the Lions, 17-9, in draw controls for the game, getting 12 draws from Lashay Ross. She also led the team with six ground balls.

Tori Grubowksi earned her first win in goal in her collegiate career, making seven second half saves.

The Wildcats remain in the Carolinas for one more game, as they travel to Newberry for a contest on Wednesday. The game will start at 3:30 on Wednesday in Newberry, South Carolina.

 

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SUBJECT: Ithiel Horton Earns Fourth CAA Rookie of the Week Honor


DATE: March 4, 2019


RICHMOND, Va. – Blue Hen freshman guard Ithiel Horton was named the Colonial Athletic Association Men’s Basketball Rookie of the Week on Monday.


Horton (Vauxhall, N.J./Roselle Catholic) earned his fourth conference rookie of the week honor this season after averaging 21.0 points and 3.5 rebounds during the Blue Hens’ final two home games. He finished 15 of 28 (53.6%) from the floor, including 10 of 20 from three-point range.


Horton tied for the team lead with 16 points vs. Northeastern on Thursday, and scored a team-high 26 points against Hofstra on Saturday when he knocked down six three-pointers.


Horton appeared in all 31 regular season games for the Blue Hens this year while making 17 starts, ranking third on the team with 12.5 points per game and hitting a team-best 68 three-pointers.


Delaware has earned the fifth seed in the upcoming CAA Tournament and will take on fourth-seeded William & Mary in the quarterfinals on Sunday at 2:30 p.m.

 

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Date: Mon, Mar 4, 2019 at 5:37 PM
Subject: Delaware in Eighth Place After First Day of ECU Intercollegiate
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SUBJECT: Delaware in Eighth Place After First Day of ECU Intercollegiate


DATE: March 4, 2019


JACKSONVILLE, Fla. – The University of Delaware men’s golf team sits in eighth place following Monday’s action at the ECU Intercollegiate.


The Blue Hens posted a 307 score in the first round, but the second round could not be completed due to darkness. Delaware sits at +35 to place eighth out of 12 squads heading into Tuesday’s action. Campbell leads the field at +5, while Jacksonville is one shot back.


Matt Pulgini is tied for 12th place in the individual standings at four over par, while Jack Melville is tied for 29th place at seven over par.


Roberto Nieves is tied for 39th place at nine over par, while RJ Wren is tied for 60th place with a 15 over par 76-83-159. Nick Vecellio sits in 70th place following his 27 over par 83-88-171.


The remainder of the second round will begin at 8:30 a.m. on Tuesday, immediately followed by the third round.

 

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SUBJECT: Blue Hens in First Place Following Record-Setting Day at UNF Collegiate


DATE: March 4, 2019


JACKSONVILLE, Fla. – Delaware carded the lowest two team rounds in school history during a record-setting day as the Blue Hens ended Monday’s action in first place at the UNF Collegiate.


The Blue Hens fired rounds of 283 and 286 on Monday, leading the 17-team field with a 569 score. Mercer sits in second place at 576, while tournament host North Florida is third with a 577 total. Delaware twice bested the previous team single round mark of 287 set twice this fall.


UD junior Ariane Klotz and sophomore Thitaree Sakulbunpanich each enjoyed a fantastic day on the course and are tied for first place in the individual standings at six under par, along with Hanna Alberto of Sam Houston State.


Klotz tied the program’s individual single round record by carding a five under par 67 on the par 72, 5,926-yard Jacksonville Golf and Country Club course, and followed with a one under par 71 during her second round of the day. Klotz, who tied current UD assistant coach Andi Slane’s 67 at the 2015 CAA Championship, fired seven birdies during her opening round and added three more on her second round.


Sakulbunpanich was equally as impressive, carding a four under par 68 before following with a 70 to also finish the day at six under par. Sakulbunpanich recorded the fourth 68 in UD history, and recorded five birdies during each of her rounds.


Valentina Mueller is tied for 30th place at the tournament with a four over par 78-70-148, while fellow senior Ashley Dingman carded a five over par 74-75-149 to finish the day tied for 39th place. Additionally Dingman shot the first hole in one in Blue Hen history on the third hole of her second round.


Sophia Dieter is tied for 52nd place with an eight over par 74-78-152 while her twin sister Mackenzie Dieter, playing as an individual, is tied for 69th place with an 11 over par 79-76-155.


The final round of the invitational will begin at 8:30 a.m. on Tuesday.

 

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SUBJECT: Softball Drops Two at No. 9 Florida Tech, 4-3 and 8-0

DATE: March 5, 2019
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MELBOURNE, Fla. - - The Wilmington University softball team found the bats early but could not come away with a win as No. 9 Florida Tech defeated the Wildcats, 4-3, in 9 innings and 8-0 in 5 innings on Tuesday at Nancy Bottge Field.

Game One:

The Wildcats (1-4) got out to a quick start scoring in the first inning, but 11 strikeouts throughout the game wouldn’t help as the Panthers got eight hits and scored late.

Rosa’Lynn Burton started the game off with a single to left field, before she could advance to second off of Kiana Broderson-Jones’ sacrifice bunt. The Panthers would then throw 10 straight balls to load the bases for Lauren Lopez as she hit a sacrifice fly to left field to score Burton. The Wildcats would threaten with two runners on base, but would only get one.

Burton would start off the top of the third with a bunt single, before stealing her fourth base of the season to get the Wildcats into scoring position with only one out. Makayla McCarthy would advance Burton on a single to the pitcher, before Lopez reached on a fielder’s choice, scoring Burton to give her the second RBI of the game. The Wildcats would leave a runner in scoring position before ending the inning, leading 2-0.

The Panthers did not get a run across the board until the bottom of the fifth on a double down the left field line to make it a 2-1 ball game. Caitlyn Whiteside only gave up four hits to the Panthers throughout five innings, but Florida Tech would get three in the bottom of the sixth and score a run to tie the game at two. Neither team would score in the seventh to force extra innings using the international tiebreaker.

Alyssa Velasquez started the top of the eighth with a double to left center to score Kiana Broderson Jones and give the Wildcats the lead back, but the Panthers would get three straight outs to end the inning. The Panthers would tie it up again though, in the bottom half of the inning on a fielder’s choice, but WilmU would get the last two out to go to the ninth. With an opportunity, the Wildcats could not score Jazmeen Llamas, as Florida Tech was able to get a bunt and a single to right center to end the game in the bottom of the ninth for the win, 4-3.

Rosa’Lynn Burton had three hits, scoring twice, as Alyssa Velasquez and Makayla McCarthy had one for the Wildcats. Caitlyn Whiteside would go 8.1 innings, allowing four runs on eight hits with one strikeout.

Game Two:

Looking to bounce right back after the tough loss, the Wildcats could not find the bats, as they only had two hits in the second game.

Florida Tech found their groove as they had 11 hits, starting in the bottom of the third, scoring the first two runs of the contest, before getting another in the bottom of the fourth. WIlmU would not find their next hit until freshman Kiersten Comer got her first collegiate career hit with a single through the right side in the top of the fifth inning.

The Panthers would continue to find hits in the bottom half of the inning, hitting six as they scored three runs to make it a 8-0 game to finished the contest with the eight-run rule.

Kiana Broderson Jones and Kiersten Comer got the two hits for the Wildcats, as Makayla McCarthy went 4.2 innings, allowing 11 hits and seven earned runs with four strikeouts.

Next Up:

The Wildcats are back at Legends Way Field tomorrow as they take on PSAC contender, Edinboro at 9:15 a.m., before facing off with Mercy at 11:30 a.m. in a pair of regional contests.

 

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Date: Tue, Mar 5, 2019 at 5:55 PM
Subject: Article: NAVY DEFEATS ERROR-PLAGUED HORNETS IN MD-WEEK CONTEST
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NAVY DEFEATS ERROR-PLAGUED HORNETS IN MD-WEEK CONTEST
Courtesy DSU Athletic Media Relations
Tue, March 05, 2019
Annapolis, Md. (Mar. 5, 2019) --- Delaware State committed a season-high six errors, resulting in four unearned runs allowed, in an 11-3 loss to Navy at Max Bishop Stadium this afternoon. Of the 11 runs scored, the Midshipmen were credited with six RBI.

Second baseman and leadoff hitter Zach Biggers was three-for-four and drove in three runs to lead Navy’s 12-hit attack.

Delaware State had six hits in the game. Freshman second baseman Brandon Bly had a team-high two hits and a RBI for the Hornets.

DSU scored first in the game with a run in the top of the second inning off Navy starter Charlie Connelly. Starting pitcher Miquel Rivera doubled to lead off the inning. He advanced to third on a sacrifice bunt by Adrian Hill and scored on a ground out to first by Tripp Kimmell.

Navy scored a run off Rivera in the bottom of the second to tie the game.

The score was still 1-1 when the Middies scored three in the fourth inning to take the lead for good. The big blow in the inning was a two-run triple by Biggers to give Navy a 4-1 advantage.

The Midshipman (5-6) scored an unearned run on a Delaware State error in the fifth to lead 5-1.

The Hornets scored an unearned run in the seventh on a two-out single by Bly to pull to within 5-2. Adrian Hill scored on the Bly hit after reaching base on a one-out throwing error by the Middies.

Navy blew the game open with six runs on four hits off the DSU bullpen in the bottom of the eighth inning to open up an 11-2 lead. The Midshipmen sent 11 batters to the plate and took advantage of three Hornet errors to score three unearned runs in the inning. Biggers drove in his third run of the game when he singled in the first run of the inning.

Delaware State closed out the scoring with a run in the top of the ninth on a two-out double by Mark Herron.

Connelly (1-1) allowed one hit and one run, while striking out four and walking two in six innings to earn the win for the Midshipmen.

Rivera suffered the loss after giving up five hits and four runs in four innings for DSU.

Delaware State (4-5) returns to action with a three-game series at UMBC this weekend. The Hornets and Retrievers will play single games on Friday and Saturday at 3:00 p.m. and at 1:00 p.m. Sunday in Baltimore, Md.




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SUBJECT: Four-Run Seventh, Six Errors Hurt #21 Baseball in 12-9 Loss at Barry

DATE: March 5, 2019
djl

MIAMI SHORES, Fla. - - After taking the lead in the top of the seventh, the 21st ranked Wilmington University baseball team couldn’t hold off Barry, as the Sunshine State foes took the 12-9 victory on Tuesday night Feinbloom Field.

The Wildcats (5-3) scored four runs in the sixth and three runs in the top of the seventh to take a 9-8 lead, but the Buccaneers battled right back with a four spot in the bottom of the seventh to take the nonconference contest.

Kendall Small remained red hot to start the season, coming up with an RBI single in the top of the first. But Barry fought back to tie the game in the home half of the first with a two-out RBI single.

Brooke Ryan started the top of the second off with an opposite field home run, giving the Wildcats the lead once more, 2-1. WilmU starter Kyle Maxwell left a pair of runners on in the second, and retired the side in order in the third before the Buccaneers struck in the fourth.

A leadoff double would come around to score, as Barry picked up another two-out RBI with a single into right center, tying the game, 2-2.

Barry would open the scoring and take a big lead with a six-run fifth inning. Another leadoff double would score for the Bucs, but the big damage was a two-out, three-run double to center. At the fifth inning, the home team led 8-2.

The Wildcats answered back quickly however, scoring four runs in the top of the sixth. Two walks and a single started the inning, loading the bases with no outs. Frank Nigro brought in a pair with a two-run single while Darren Donastorg followed suit with another two-run single, bringing the Wildcats to within 8-6.

Small started the top of the seventh off with a single and the Wildcats had runners on second and third with one out. Luke Johnson brought both runners in with a single up the middle, and three batters later Luke Johnson forced in the go-ahead run with a bases loaded walk, 9-8.

But the lead wouldn’t hold for the Wildcats, as three errors in the bottom of the seventh hurt the visitors. A single and a walk started the inning, while a wild pitch put runners on second and third with no outs. The Bucs then scored a run each on an error, a fielder’s choice, a balk, and a dropped fly ball in the inning.

The Wildcats went quietly in the eighth and left a two-out walk on first in the ninth to end the game.

Darren Donastorg went 3-for-4 with two RBI while Kendall Small, Luke Johnson, and Frank Nigro all collected two hits each. Johnson and Nigro added two RBI each as well.

The Wildcats continue within the Sunshine State Conference with their next game, as they head to West Palm Beach to play Palm Beach Atlantic on Wednesday. First pitch is scheduled for 6:00 p.m.

 

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SUBJECT: Palm Beach Atlantic Breaks Out Late for 14-1 Victory over #19 WilmU Baseball

DATE: March 6, 2019
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WEST PALM BEACH, Fla. - - Palm Beach Atlantic scored 11 runs in two innings late in the ballgame to seal a 14-1 victory over the No. 19 Wilmington University baseball team on Wednesday night at Jake Rubin Field.

The Wildcats (5-4) bats were silenced on Wednesday, as they only scored one unearned run in the top of the seventh inning against the Sailfish (7-11). The Wildcats were outhit, 15-6, in the game.

Wildcat starter Noah Latshaw struck out four in 4.2 innings, allowing two runs on four hits and three walks. He left two runners on base in the first before sitting the Sailfish down in order in the second. Latshaw allowed a two-out RBI single in the third, putting the Sailfish on the board.

Another two-out RBI single in the fifth gave the Sailfish a 2-0 lead as the Wildcats’ offense could only muster three hits in the first five innings, two of which came in the third inning, leaving two runners on.

A two-out, two-run triple in the sixth gave the home team a 5-0 lead before the Wildcats finally got on the board in the top of the seventh with a two-out error. Palm Beach Atlantic then widened the margin in the bottom of the seventh, scoring eight runs on eight hits in the inning. The scoring was highlighted by a grand slam with two outs in the frame, giving the Wildcats a 12-1 lead. The Sailfish followed with a solo homer, capping the scoring in the seventh with back-to-back homers and a 13-1 lead.

Luke Johnson was the only Wildcat with multiple hits, going 2-for-4 in the game. Quintin Ivy, Max Carney, Brock Nowell, and Dakota Graham all added hits for the Wildcats.

The Wildcats run through the Sunshine State Conference came to an end on Wednesday, as they return to East Region action on Thursday afternoon. The tem will square off against Queens College at 1:00 p.m., on the campus of Lynn University in Boca Raton, Florida.

 

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SUBJECT: Late Run Helps Secure Women’s Lacrosse’s 19-16 Victory at Newberry

DATE: March 6, 2019
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NEWBERRY, S.C. - - A string of four late goals helped secure a 19-16 victory for the Wilmington University women’s lacrosse team at Newberry on Wednesday at Setzler Field.

The Wildcats (2-3) scored six straight goals in the first half to take an 8-2 lead, but it was four straight goals late in the second half that helped lead the Wildcats to the nonconference victory in South Carolina.

The teams traded the first four goals of the contest before Marisa Parkers started a 6-0 run for the Wildcats with 19:42 left in the first half. Lashay Ross, Brooke Siebert, and Delaney Steele all scored in the run for the Wildcats, with Brooke Siebert capping the run with a man-advantage goal with 13:27 left in the half to give the Wildcats an 8-2 lead.

Newberry got to within 9-5 but the Wildcats answered with three straight goals, two coming from Lashay Ross, to regain a 12-6 lead. Newberry finished the first half with the final three goals, closing the gap to 12-9 heading into the break.

Maddie Day scored her second goal of the day with 21:49 left to give the Wildcats a 15-10 lead, but Newberry retaliated with four straight goals to close the gap to within 15-14 with 14:29 remaining in regulation.

Marisa Parker ended the Newberry run with a goal of her own, sparking a 4-0 run for the Wildcats to regain control and take the victory. Ross scored two of the four goals in the run, capped by Maddie Day’s third goal of the day to take a 19-14 lead with 9:07 to play.

Lashay Ross led the Wildcats with six goals, 11 ground balls and seven draw controls on Wednesday, adding five caused turnovers. Delaney Steele scored two goals, but dished out a team high five assists at Newberry. Marisa Parker, Maddie Day, and Brooke Siebert all scored three goals while adding one assist in the victory.

Brooke Siebert also caused five turnovers in the win while also picking up eight ground balls and three draw controls. Maris Allen added three draw controls for the Wildcats.

After the first five games on the road, the Wildcats make their 2019 home debut on Saturday as they host Queens College at the WU Athletics Complex. The opening draw is scheduled for 1:00 p.m.

 

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SUBJECT: Six-Goal Second Quarter Carries Men’s Lacrosse to 12-5 over Davis & Elkins

DATE: March 6, 2019
djl

NEWARK, Del. - - A six-goal second quarter carried the Wilmington University men’s lacrosse team to a 12-5 victory over Davis & Elkins on Wednesday at the WU Athletics Complex.

With the game tied 2-2 after the first quarter, and the Wildcats (3-1) down 3-2, early in the second quarter, the Wildcats rattled off six straight goals to end the second quarter and take an 8-3 lead into the halftime break.

Tied 2-2 after the first quarter, the Senators (0-3) scored on a man-down advantage in the early portion of the second quarter. But the Wildcats answered by going on a six-goal run to end the second quarter, extending that run to seven straight goals in taking a 9-3 lead early in the third quarter.

Trailing 3-2, the Wildcats’ Sean Sheehan scored a goal on the man advantage to tie the game, then Chris Smith answered with an unassisted goal to give the Wildcats the lead for good, 4-3, with 12:38 to play in the second quarter. Dylan McCleaft kept the run going with a goal before Jake Walsh made it 6-3 with an unassisted goal with 6:41 showing on the first half clock.

Dylan McCleaft scored another unassisted goal before Chris Smith capped the second quarter run with another unassisted goal with 1:25 left to give the Wildcats an 8-3 lead at the halftime break.

Out of halftime, Anton Mackey scored his first goal of the year just 1:01 into the quarter, giving the Wildcats their largest lead of the game, 9-3, with 13:59 showing on the clock.

Ralph Ruggiero kept the Wildcats’ lead at 10-4 with the first goal of the fourth quarter, before the Wildcats picked up insurance goals late in the game from TJ Maiura and McCleaft to give the final scored, 12-5.

McCleaft led the Wildcats with four goals and two assists while adding four ground balls. Chris Smith finished with two goals and two assists while Jake Walsh added two goals and an assist.

Zach Pancake led the team with three caused turnovers while McCleaft and Noah Brock led the team with four ground balls each. Noah Given made eight save in the victory for the Wildcats.

The Wildcats continue their four-game home stretch with a game against Chowan next Wednesday. The face-off is scheduled for 3:00 p.m. at the WU Athletics Complex.

 

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HORNETS DROP TWIN-BILL TO UMBC
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Sat, March 09, 2019
Columbia, Md. (Mar. 9, 2019) --- The Delaware State baseball team dropped two games to UMBC today, falling 10-5 in game one and 3-2 in the nightcap.

In the opener, third baseman Christian Torres was four-for-four with two triples and four runs batted in to lead UMBC’s 10-hit attack.

The Retrievers opened the scoring with three runs off Delaware Starter Sean McGrath in the bottom of the first inning. The big blow in the inning was a two-run triple by Torres. He also triple in a third inning run to give UMBC a 4-0 lead.

The Retrievers added a run in the fourth off McGrath to lead 5-0.

The Hornets got on the board in the fifth on a two-out solo homer to left by Todd Henry, his first of the season.

UMBC still led 5-1 before tacking on five more runs in the seventh off DSU reliever Austin Warrington.
Outfielder Raven Beeman smacked a two-run homer, while Torres and A.J. Wright had run-scoring singles in the inning.

Delaware State put on a late charge with four runs in the top of the eighth to cut the deficit to 10-5. Mark Herron tripled to lead off the inning and scored the Hornets’ second run when Alex Vasquez followed with a double. Two batters later, John Weglarz tripled in Vasquez was DSU’s second run of the inning. Miguel Rivera singled in Vasquez with the third of the inning and Jared Gills drove in the final run of the frame on a sacrifice fly.

Rivera had two of the Hornets’ nine hits in the game.

McGrath (1-1) was tagged with the game one loss for DSU. He threw the first five innings, allowing four hits and five run, four earned, while striking out six and walking four.

UMBC starter Max Goron (1-0) threw 7.1 innings to earn the win in the opener.

In the seven-inning nightcap, the Retrievers scored the go-ahead run in the bottom of the sixth and held off a last inning rally by the Hornets for a 3-2 victory.

The game was scoreless before UMBC scored two runs in the fourth off DSU starter Garrett Lawson. Wright doubled to lead off the Retriever fourth and scored the first run of the game on a one-out bunt single by Joey Goodwin. Blaze O’Saben tripled in Goodwin with two outs for the second run of the inning.

The Hornets answered with two runs in the fifth to tie the game. Weglarz doubled with two outs and Tripp Kimmell drew a walk to put runners at second and third. Vasquez followed with a double to centerfield to score Weglarz and Kimmell to tie the game.

In the UMBC sixth, Lawson gave up a double to lead off the inning. After Wright moved to third on a sacrifice bunt, he scored the go-ahead run on a grounder to short.

In the Hornet seventh, UMBC reliever Stephen Schoch retired the first two batters before Weglar drew a walk. Kimmell followed with a double down the left field to chase Weglarz to third. Vasquez was then hit by a pitch to load the bases with two outs, but Schoch retired Jared Gillis on a grounder to short to end the end.

UMBC outhit the Hornets 5-3, but the Hornets left eight men on base to four for the Retrievers in the nightcap.

Lawson (2-2) took the loss, allowing all three UMBC runs on five hits, while striking out eight and walking two in six innings.

The Hornets and Retrievers will wrap up the series with a single game on Sunday. Game time is scheduled for 12:00 p.m. in Columbia, Md.




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DSU SOFTBALL COMES UP EMPTY AT HBCU CLASSIC
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Sun, March 10, 2019
Acworth, Ga. (Mar. 10, 2019) --- Delaware State overcame a seven-run deficit vs. Tennessee State, but lost the game on a walk-off homer to fall 8-7 in the Hornets’ finale at the 2019 HBCU Classic today.

DSU was winless in five games, including a 9-1 setback to Jackson State, earlier Sunday.

In the Tennessee State contest, the Hornets gave up four runs in the first inning and three in the second to trail 7-0.

Delaware State got back into the game with seven runs in the fifth inning. The Hornets had just two hits in the inning, taking advantage of three TSU errors and two wild pitches during the at bat. Jordan Casey singled in two runs and Jaelyn Baker had a run-scoring hit in the big inning.

The score was still tied when Tennessee State came to bat in the last of the seventh inning. TSU’s first batter of the inning, Erica O’Kane hit a homer to center off Hornet reliever Alexis Goldsby to end the game.

In the Jackson State game, Kayla Owens threw a five-inning complete game and was two-for-three at the plate with a homer and three runs batted in to lead the Tigers.

Delaware State trailed 5-0 before scoring an unearned run in the fourth inning.

Tennessee State scored four runs in the fifth to open up an eight run lead. The game when halted when the Hornets failed to score in the bottom of the fifth due to the eight-run rule.

DSU is idle next week and will return to action on Mar. 20 for their home opening doubleheader at Fairfield. Game one is scheduled for 2:00 p.m. at the Hornets’ softball complex.










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DSU FALLS TO LAFAYETTE 6-1 IN W TENNIS CONTEST
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Sun, March 10, 2019
Easton, Pa. (Mar. 10, 2019) ---Lafayette won five of six singles matches and two of three doubles contests to defeat Delaware State 6-1 in women’s college tennis today.

Aayushi Chouhan posted the lone singles win for the Hornets, topping Katie Hill in the No. 6 match. Sofia Rachi and Anastasia were 6-3 winners in the No. 1 doubles contest for DSU.


Lafayette 6 Delaware State 1
DOUBLES1) Sofia Rachi / Anastasia Belkina (D) def. Cece Lesnik / Samantha Snyder (L) 6-3
2)Alexa Cooke/Maureen McCormick (L) def. Casandra Boltman / Aayushi Chouhan (D), 6-2
3) Katie Hill / Grace Conrad (L) def. Alina Polyvana / Yelysaveta Bessonova (D), 6-3

SINGLES1) Lesik (L) def. Rochi (D) ` 7-6, 6-3
2) McCormick (L) def. Boltman (D) 7-5, 3-6, 10-5
3) Snyder (L) def. Belkina (D) 6-4, 7-6
4) Conrad (L) def. Polyvana (D) 8-5
5) Cooke (L) def. Bessonova (D) 8-5
6) Chouhan (D) def. Hill (L) 9-7




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HORNETS QUALIFY FOR NATIONAL BOWLING CHAMPIONSHIP
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Sun, March 10, 2019
Dover, Del. (Mar. 10, 2019) --- The Delaware State bowling team will compete for a national championship this spring. The Hornets have qualified for the 2019 United States Bowling Congress XBowling Intercollegiate Team Championships after finishing fourth in this weekend’s sectional competition in Stratford, N.J. The top four teams in the four sectional sites advance to the championship tournament April 17-20 in Dayton, OH.

Delaware State was fourth in the Stratford sectional with a total pinfall of 11804 in 64 games (184.4 avg.), trailing only Maryland-Eastern Shore (12476), Pikeville (11915) and Webber International (11885) in the 14 team competition.



This will be the Hornets’ fourth appearance in the USBC national champions. DSU could also qualify for the 2019 NCAA National Championship as the Mid-Eastern Conference champion. The MEAC championship tournament is later this month in Virginia Beach, Va.

The Hornets competed in the NCAA National Championship in 2009 and 2010. DSU advanced to the Final Four of the 2009 NCAA tourney.

DSU is ranked 12th in the latest National Tenpin Coaches Association monthly poll.




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HORNETS HOLD OFF UMBC IN SERIES FINALE
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Sun, March 10, 2019
Columbia, Md. (Mar. 10, 2019) --- Todd Henry doubled in the go-ahead run with two outs in the seventh inning to lift Delaware State to a 6-5 victory over UMBC in the finale of a three-game series at Blandair Park today. The Retrievers loaded the bases with two outs in the bottom of the ninth, but DSU freshman reliever Robert Shorts squashed the threat on a grounder to third to end the game.

The Hornets led 5-0 before the Retrievers clawed back to tie the game in the bottom of the fifth inning.

Delaware State got off to fast start with four runs in the top of the first.

Adrian Hill led off the game with an infield single. After he advanced to second on a sacrifice bunt by John Weglarz, Jared Gillis followed with a homer to right to give the Hornets a 2-0 lead. Mark Herron singled in a run and Alex Vasquez drove in a run on a groundout to third to push the lead to 4-0 after a-half inning.

After Delaware State starter Jeremy Carrow kept the Retrievers off the board in the bottom of the first, the Hornets opened up a 5-0 lead with a run in the top the second. Hill walked with one out in the second, moved to third on a Weglarz single and scored on a ground out by Gillis for his third RBI of the game.

UMBC (4-6) scored two runs off Carrow in the second, one in the third and two in the fifth to tie the game.

The score was still tied when Gillis drew walk with one out in the seventh inning. He advanced to second on a sacrifice bunt by Tripp Kimmell and scored the go-ahead run on Henry’s two-out double.

Shorts (1-0) pitched four scoreless innings, allowing one hit, while striking out six and walking three to earn the win.

Weglarz had two of DSU’s eight hits.

The Hornets (5-7) begin a two-game homestand with games LIU Brooklyn on Tuesday (3:00 pm) and LaSalle on Wednesday (3:00 pm).




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SUBJECT: Delaware Softball Falls to Sacred Heart, UNCG at Spartan Classic



DATE: March 10, 2019


GREENSBORO, N.C. – Delaware suffered a pair of close losses to Sacred Heart, 6-4, and UNCG, 6-5, as the Blue Hens wrapped up action at the Spartan Classic on Sunday.


In the Blue Hens’ first game of the day, Delaware (7-11) took the lead in the bottom of the first when Hanna Garber led off with a walk, stole second and scored on a double by Halle Kisamore.


The Pioneers (8-7) answered back with a pair of solo home runs in the top of the second, before Delaware went back in front with three runs in the bottom of the third. After Kisamore walked and Brooke Glanden singled, both runners came around to score when Anna Steinmetz doubled to righhtcenter. Brittney Mendoza then reached on an error, allowing pinch runner Julia Solderitch to cross the plate and put the Blue Hens up 4-2.


However Sacred Heart countered with three runs in the top of the fourth to take the lead for good, and added an insurance run in the top of the sixth.


Delaware then scored three times in the top of the first inning against UNCG (12-9) by taking advantage of four Spartans fielding errors. However UNCG answered with two runs in the bottom of the frame before adding a run in the third to tie the game at 3-3.


The Blue Hens went back on top in the top of the fifth when Kisamore singled and Glanden followed with a two-run homer, her third longball of the year. But the Spartans’ Delaney Cumbie drilled a three-run shot of her own in the bottom half to give UNCG the lead, and Delaware could not push across the tying run in the final two frames.


Kisamore and Glanden each finished with three hits and three runs scored on the day, while Steinmetz and Mendoza added a hit apiece.

 

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SUBJECT: Track and Field Makes History With Inaugural Competition at University Of Maryland Invitational

DATE: March 16, 2019
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COLLEGE PARK, Md. - - Competing in its first event as a program on Saturday, the Wilmington University track and field team opened its inaugural season at the University of Maryland Invitational at the Kehoe Track & Field Complex.

The men’s team competed in 12 events on Saturday, while the women saw action in 13 events throughout the day.

The men were led by Manuel Suero’s sixth place finish in a highly competitive 400-meter race. Out of 16 finishers Manuel Suero was the top non NCAA Division I finisher, placing sixth overall with a time of 52.93. The 4x400 relay team placed fourth overall out of seven teams, as the combination of Manuel Suero, James Kennedy, Tony Tuckerfield, and Miguel Suero finished in 3:38.05.

Ellis McSharry led the short distance sprinters with ninth place finishes in the 100m and the 200m events. McSharry’s first 100-meter race was completed in 11.99 seconds while his 200-meter race was completed in 23.95 seconds. The 100-meter race was won by Montgomery College’s Raynard Bell’s 11.03 seconds while the 200-meter race was won by Maryland’s Cameron Vereen in 22.44 seconds.

In the field events, Daniel Loyo finished ninth of 13 jumpers in the long jump event, landing at 17 feet, 4.25 inches in his first collegiate jump. He also marked in his final three jumps, but nothing better than his first jump of the day. Freshman David Milan finished right behind Loyo with a jump of 17 feet, four inches.

Robbie Stofa placed seventh out of 11 shot put hurlers, getting his second attempt in play for a length of 34 feet, 11.75 inches. Stofa also threw the discus, finishing sixth overall out of nine throwers. He got his first attempt in play, throwing it 96 feet, eight inches.

In a deeper women’s field, Dyonne Hicks had the Wildcats best showing with a seventh place finish in the long jump. on her first attempt, Hicks jumped a distance of 15 feet, 0.75 inches to place her seventh out of 15 qualifying jumpers. Hicks also placed fifth out of six qualifying athletes in the triple jump, landing her third attempt at 34 feet, 9.75 inches.

Hicks also ran the 100-meter race, placing 13th overall, but the fourth fastest runner in NCAA DII. She ran the event in 13.45 seconds with the winner from Delaware crossing the line at 12.07 seconds.

Julia Merritt led the Wildcats in the 800-meter event, placing 14th out of 21 runners with a time of 2:40.97. Rosemary Gilliam led the Wildcats in the 1500-meter finals, running the mid-distance event in 5:32.75 for a 15th place finish.

In the throw events, Nyree Grant finished 16th out of 20 in the shot put, getting her second attempt in play with a distance of 24 feet, 6.25 inches. Bianca Turner finished 13th out of 17 members in the discus event, getting her first attempt in play at 79 feet, three inches. Turner also competed in the hammer throw, getting her second attempt in with a distance of 82 feet, eight inches.

The Wildcats are back in action next Saturday when they head to the Patterson Field and Ursinus College to take part in the Ursinus Invitational in Collegeville, Pa.

 

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HORNETS DROP SECOND STRAIGHT TO SPARTANS
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Sat, March 16, 2019
Norfolk, Va. (Mar. 16, 2019) ---Norfolk State broke open a close game with four runs in its last two at bats en route to a 7-2 victory over Delaware State in a MEAC North contest at Marty Miller Field this afternoon. The Spartans have won the first two games in the scheduled three-game series to improve to 6-10 overall and 2-0 in the MEAC. The Hornets dropped their third straight game to fall to 5-10 and 0-2.

Alsander Womack was three-for-four with a run batted in to lead Norfolk State’s 10-hit attack. Womack is six-for-eight with four RBI in the series.

The Spartans opened the scoring with two runs in the bottom of the first inning off Delaware State starter Sean McGrath. The first run scored when NSU leadoff batter Justin Hayes reached base on an infield single. Hayes stole second while Womack, the number two hitter, was at the plate. He stole third with one and stole home with two down for the game’s first run. The second Norfolk State run of the inning crossed the plate on a two-out double by Adams Collins.

Delaware State scored a run in the top of the fourth off NSU starter Ridge Walker when Tripp Kimmel tripled with one out and scored on a ground out by Cole Carey to cut the Spartans’ lead in half.

Norfolk State got the run back in the fifth. Ty Hanchey singled off McGrath to lead off the inning and later scored on a wild pitch to give the Spartans a 3-1 edge.

The Hornets again pulled to within one with a run in the seventh. Alex Vasquez doubled with one and moved to third on a sacrifice bunt by Brandon Bly. Vasquez scored DSU’s second run of the game on a passed ball.

Norfolk State responded with a run in the bottom of the seventh when Womack singled home Dionte Brown, who doubled to lead off the inning, to stretch the Spartans’ lead to 4-2.

NSU added three insurance runs in the eighth on two sac flies and a wild pitch.

Walker (2-3) pitched the first eight innings to earn the win for the Spartans.

McGrath (1-2) suffered the loss for the Hornets. He threw seven innings, allowing nine hits and five runs, while striking out five and walking three.

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SUBJECT: Baseball Splits Home Opener with Bridgeport, Winning Game One 6-0 Before Falling, 3-2, in Nightcap

DATE: March 16, 2019
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NEW CASTLE, Del. – In their home opener at Wilson Field, the Wilmington University baseball team split games with East Coast Conference contender, Bridgeport, winning the first contest, 6-0, but falling to the Purple Knights, 3-2, in the second game of the day on Saturday afternoon.

Game One:

The Wildcats (9-5) took advantage of Bridgeport’s nine errors throughout the game to secure their second shutout of the year with the help from starting pitcher Brad Scull, who went 8.0 innings, allowing three hits, no walks, and striking out 11.

Scull and the Wildcats had a one-two-three outing throughout the first four innings, before Scull gave up his first hit of the day in the top of the fifth inning. Redshirt junior Eddie Nevins was due up first for the Wildcats in the bottom half of the inning and hit a double into left center, before Brooks Ryan reached on a fielding error by the second baseman to allow Nevins to score. Ryan would advance to third on a wild pitch to then give Luke Johnson an opportunity. Johnson would hit a sacrifice fly out to center field to score Ryan and give the Wildcats a 2-0 lead heading into the sixth inning.

WilmU would start the bottom of the seventh inning with the bases loaded and one out for Kendall Small who singled through the right side, scoring Max Carney and Julian Kurych to make it a 4-0 game. Bridgeport was forced into a pitching change, but the Wildcats would load the bases again, now with two outs for Johnson, who reached on fielding error by the shortstop to score Max Carney, to take a 5-0 lead heading into the top of the eighth.

Scull would only allow one more hit in the eighth inning, before the Wildcats got another run in the bottom half of the inning thanks to a bases loaded fielder’s choice by Kendall Small to score Dan Hyatt and give WilmU the 6-0 lead. Redshirt senior Zachary Frederick would come in to close it out for the Wildcats in the top of the ninth inning, going 1-2-3 to complete the shutout.

Julian Kurych, Frank Nigro, and Dakota Graham all had a hit for the Wildcats, as Kendall Small had one hit and two RBI along with Luke Johnson who added one hit and one RBI. Scull improved to 4-0 on the year.

Game Two:

The bats were hard to find in the second game, as the Wildcats did not get their lone hit of the game until the bottom of the seventh inning, whereas the Purple Knights (2-12) had 10 throughout the contest.

The Wildcats would take the early lead in the bottom of the first inning off of pass ball and a steal home from Small and Nevins, but both runs would be the only ones scored for the Wildcats throughout the game.

Bridgeport’s bats came alive in the top of the third inning as their leadoff hitter doubled to right field, before scoring on a fielder’s choice to the second baseman. The Purple Knights would then tie it up on another double to left field, before Sean Deely got out of the inning with two straight outs. Bridgeport would then take their first lead of the day on a homerun out to right center to give them the go ahead run in the top of the fifth inning. The Wildcats would threaten in the bottom half of the inning, but would leave runners in scoring position.

Catcher Frank Nigro would give the Wildcats life in the final inning with the first hit of the day through the left side, before Quintin Ivy was walked to put two on for the Wildcats. With two outs though, WilmU would go down swinging to end the game, 3-2.

Sean Deely pitched 6.0 innings, allowing 10 hits and three runs, with nine strikeouts. Justin Mears went the final inning and allowed only one walk. Deely would fall to 1-2 on the season.

Next Up:

Wilmington is right back at it tomorrow, as they host Bridgeport for one game starting at 12:00 p.m. at Wilson Field.

 

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From: Tritt, Kevin M. <ktritt@udel.edu>
Date: Sat, Mar 16, 2019 at 3:10 PM
Subject: Blue Hen Softball Splits Home-Opening Doubleheader with Mount. St. Mary’s
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SUBJECT: Blue Hen Softball Splits Home-Opening Doubleheader with Mount. St. Mary’s



DATE: March 16, 2019


NEWARK, Del. – Delaware posted a 6-1 victory in the opener before dropping a 7-3 decision in the nightcap as the Blue Hens split their home-opening doubleheader against Mount St. Mary’s Saturday afternoon at the Delaware Softball Diamond.


The first game remained scoreless until the bottom of the third inning, when the Blue Hens (8-12) pushed across a pair of runs. Ali Davis singled to centerfield, and one out later she came around to score when Halle Kisamore belted a double off the leftfield fence. Brooke Glanden then delivered an RBI single up the middle, chasing home Kisamore to put Delaware up a pair.


Mount St. Mary’s (10-13) got a run back in the top of the fourth on a run-scoring single by Kaia Bonshock, but Delaware put the game away with four runs in the bottom half. The Blue Hens loaded the bases when Brittney Mendoza doubled, Karolina Flores singled and Sarah Bessel was hit by a pitch, before Reyna de Jesus laced an RBI single to rightfield.


Hanna Garber then singled to center to drive home a run, before two more runs scored on a single to right by Kisamore.


UD pitcher Sarah Piening would do the rest, firing three straight scoreless innings from there to seal the victory. Piening earned her sixth victory of the season after allowing one run on seven hits while striking out seven batters in a complete game effort.


Mendoza finished 3 for 3 at the plate for the Blue Hens, Kisamore went 2 for 4 with three RBI, and Garber and Flores added two hits apiece.


Mount St. Mary’s took the lead in the nightcap by scoring two runs in the top of the second, but Delaware answered with three in the bottom half on RBI singles by Flores and Chayanna Gallardo.


The Blue Hens carried their one-run lead to the top of the sixth, when the Mountaineers went back in front on a two-run double by Kaylee Stoner. Mount St. Mary’s then put the game away with three more runs in the seventh.


Flores went 3 for 3 with an RBI and a run scored, while Mendoza added two hits of her own.

 

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Goldey-Beacom Baseball Falls to Delaware and No. 10 West Chester


Goldey-Beacom went against some of the best today in Division I Delaware and perennial Division II power West Chester, but fell to both in Newark, DE.


GBC opened with a 4-0 loss to Delaware before a 6-3 setback to 10th-ranked West Chester.


The Delaware contest saw GBC not take advantage of two strong pitching performances. Senior Jake Trejo (Wauseon, OH) was solid over six innings, allowing just four runs – three earned – and seven hits over six innings. Junior Brandon Ferrie (Royersford, PA) also gave the Lightning a chance, striking out three and yielding just one hit over two frames.


Junior Justin Hill (Seaford, DE/Sussex Tech) closed with two hits for Goldey-Beacom.


Chris Ludman went all the way for the Blue Hens in tossing a six-hit shutout, striking out six over nine innings with one walk and facing just six batters above the minimum. Kevin Buglio recorded a pair of run-scoring doubles and Jack Goan also had two hits for Delaware (3-14).


Goldey-Beacom in its game with West Chester opened the scoring in the last of the second. Junior Cole Collins (Laurel, DE/Sussex Tech) lined a leadoff single and scored when freshman Anthony DiMartino (Sicklerville, NJ) crushed an RBI double to right-center field.


The Golden Rams plated the next six runs for a 6-1 lead, keyed by a three-run sixth inning. Justin Horn lifted a sacrifice fly, Joey Coyle lined an RBI single and Joe Zirolli added a run-scoring single.


The Lightning (1-12) got two runs back in the last of the sixth for a 6-3 deficit. Collins lined a two-out double, took third on a wild pitch and DiMartino walked. Freshman Connor Megginson (Harbeson, DE/Hodgson Vo-Tech) followed with a run-scoring single for his first collegiate RBI and sophomore Trent Hearn (Bethel, DE/Sussex Tech) then lined an RBI single.


DiMartino ended 3-for-3 with Collins and Hill getting two hits apiece. Senior Brandon Abdul (Old Bridge, NJ) struck out seven over five innings, but yielded three runs and four hits.


Jon Fisher struck out three over five innings for West Chester (8-2), allowing one run and four hits. Evan Snyder fired a perfect ninth inning for the save, striking out two.


Goldey-Beacom and West Chester play again Sunday in Newark, beginning at 3:00 pm.




Derek CrudeleSports Information Coordinatorcrudele@gbc.edu | (302) 225-6330



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From: Delaware State University Baseball <dsuhornets@neulionnetwork.com>
Date: Sun, Mar 17, 2019 at 5:05 PM
Subject: Article: SPARTANS COMPLETE SERIES SWEEP WITH SHUTOUT OF HORNETS
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SPARTANS COMPLETE SERIES SWEEP WITH SHUTOUT OF HORNETS
Courtesy DSU Athletic Media Relations
Sun, March 17, 2019
Norfolk, Va. (Mar. 17. 2019) --- Jonathan Mahoney pitched a six-hit shutout to lead Norfolk State to a 9-0 MEAC North victory over Delaware State in the finale of a three-game series at Marty Miller Field today.

The Spartans swept the series to improve to 7-10 overall and 3-0 in the MEAC. The Hornets dropped their fourth straight to fall to 5-11 and 0-3.

Norfolk State catcher Kam Holland was two-for-four with six runs batted in on a grand slam and two-run double to lead the Spartans’ 12-hit attack.

Catcher Adrian Hill has three singles in four at bats for the Hornets.

The Spartans opened the scoring with five runs in bottom of the second inning off Delaware State starter Jeremy Carrow. The first three batters in the inning reached base on two singles and a walk. Holland then launched a shot over the left field fence to clear the bases and put Norfolk State ahead 4-0. Norfolk State led 5-0 when Alsander Womack singled in a run with two outs in the inning.

Holland doubled in two more runs off Carrow in the third to push the Spartans’ lead to 7-0.

Norfolk State scored single runs in the fourth and eighth innings to round out the scoring.

Hill had singles in the third, sixth and eighth innings to raise his season average to .318.

Also, the Hornets turned a 4-3-5 triple play on a pop out to second by James Deloatch in the Norfolk State fifth. Brandon Crosby, who was on third base and Holland on first were also out on the play.

Mahoney struck out six without allowing a walk for his first win of the season (1-2) for the Spartans. Carrow (0-1) was tagged with the loss for the Hornets.

DSU returns to action on the road at George Washington on Tuesday (Mar. 19). Game time is scheduled for 3:00 p.m. in Arlington, Va.

The Hornets will resume MEAC play with a three-game series at home against Coppin State next weekend (Mar. 22-24). Friday’s series opener begins at 3:00 p.m. The teams will also play single games on Sat. (2:00 p.m.) and Sunday (1:00 p.m.) at Soldier Field.




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SUBJECT: Whiteside Shines in both Games as Wildcats Win Game One, 8-2, but Pace Takes Game Two In Nine Innings, 3-1

DATE: March 17, 2019
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NEW CASTLE, Del. – The Wilmington University softball team took one game from Pace University in its doubleheader at Asbury Field, winning game one, 8-2, but falling in the second game in nine innings, 3-1 on St. Patrick’s Day.

Game One:

The Wildcats (10-5) came out swinging in game one from the start, as they had 10 hits and eight RBI to the Setters’ three hits.

WilmU started the bottom of the first inning with the first three batters reaching base on a bunt and error from the Setters. Lauren Lopez, who was in the cleanup spot, singled to left field, scoring Rosa’Lynn Burton to give the Wildcats a 1-0 lead. With the bases still loaded, Lexi Baughman hit a sacrifice fly out to right field to give the Wildcats their second run of the game and take an early 2-0 lead heading into the second inning.

With two outs in the bottom of the second inning, Burton hit her second bunt single of the game, before Kiana Broderson-Jones was walked to bring up Alyssa Velasquez. Velasquez than tripled to left field to score both Burton and Broderson-Jones to bring Lopez up to the plate again. Lopez kept it going with a double over the left fielder’s head to score Velasquez and give WilmU a 5-0 lead.

The Setters would get two runs back in the top of the third inning, but freshman Kiersten Comer would make it a four run game in the bottom of the inning when she hit her first colligate career home run out to right field. The Wildcats wouldn’t get their last two runs until the bottom of the sixth inning when Burton started the inning off with her fourth single of the game. With runners in scoring position, Lauren Lopez hit a sacrifice fly to left field to score Burton, before Annie Davila got into the action with her first hit of the game to right center to score Broderson-Jones and make it an 8-2 game in favor of the Wildcats.

Caitlyn Whiteside would retire the side in the top of the seventh for the Wildcats. She went 7.0 innings, allowing just three hits and two walks with six strikeouts. Rosa’Lynn Burton went 4-for-4 in the game with three runs and three stolen bases. She is now two hits away from tying the all-time career hits record leader, Cambria Ziemba (2013-16) who has 201.

Lauren Lopez went 3-for-4 with two hits and three RBI, as Alyssa Velasquez had one hit and two RBI for the Wildcats.

Game Two:

Caitlyn Whiteside was dominant on the mound in game two for the Wildcats as she went seven innings without a hit, but the Wildcats could not find the bats as they fell to the Setters, 3-1, in nine innings.

Whiteside pitched a 1-2-3 inning six out of the first seven innings. The Wildcats got their first hit of the game on a single to left field from Lexi Baughman, but their second and final hit of the game wouldn’t come until the bottom of the eighth inning from Courtney Dellinger, who doubled down the left field line to score Comer and tie the game up at one.

Pace would get runners in scoring position with only one out, and take their first lead of the game on an error by the Wildcats in the top of the ninth. Looking for a double play, the Wildcats got just that with a sacrifice fly hit out to center field, before they touched second base to get the runner who advanced to third out for leaving too early. The setters would still get a run from the sac fly, and take a 3-1 lead heading into the top of the ninth, though.

The Wildcats would have one last chance in the bottom half of the inning to tie things up or end the game on a walk off. Alyssa Velasquez would start the inning with a walk to put her and the ITB runner, Kiana Broderson-Jones on first and second, for Lauren Lopez to advance them on a sacrifice bunt. With the bases loaded now, the Wildcats were down to their final out, but could not come out on top as Pace would end the game with a strikeout.

Whiteside went 8.1 innings, allowing only two hits and one walk with five strikeouts. She is now 6-3 on the year. Lexi Baughman and Courtney Dellinger had both hits for the Wildcats, as Dellinger had one RBI.

Next Up:

The Wildcats are back at Asbury Field for the first Central Atlantic Collegiate Conference matchup with Georgian Court on Tuesday afternoon. Game one of the doubleheader is set for 2:30 p.m.