2019 College Spring DE Sports Results

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SUBJECT: Shepherd Uses Long Scoring Run to Push Past Women’s Lacrosse, 18-8, in Final Nonconference Action

DATE: March 19, 2019
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NEWARK, Del. - - The Wilmington University women’s lacrosse team jumped out to an early 4-1 lead on Tuesday, but Shepherd answered with 11 of the next 12 goals to gain control and take the nonconference game, 18-8, at the WU Athletics Complex.

Playing in their final tune-up before the Central Atlantic Collegiate Conference portion of their schedule begins, the Wildcats (3-5) started off hot against the Rams (3-3), turning a 1-0 deficit into a 4-1 lead with 24:42 left in the first half.

Delaney Steele got the scoring started for the Wildcats with a goal from Taylor Lambeth before Lashay Ross gave the Wildcats the lead, 2-1, with 26:57 showing on the clock. Maddie Day kept the run going with a goal from Delaney Steele before Lashy Ross added a free position goal to give the Wildcats a 4-1 lead.

But the Rams fought back and scored the next five goals of the game, regaining a 6-4 lead with 15:53 to play in the half. Brooke Siebert ended the run with a goal in front from a feed from Lashay Ross with 14:13 on the clock, but the Rams scored the final six goals of the half, including one with two seconds left before the break, to head into halftime with a 12-5 lead.

The run extended into the second half, as the Rams scored the first three goals out of the break, making it a 9-0 lead to grab a 15-5 lead with 21:18 to play. Taylor Lambeth ended the Wilmington drought with her first goal of the day, but the Rams regained a double-digit lead with back-to-back goals, 17-6.

Taylor Lambeth and Lashay Ross led the Wildcats with two goals and an assist each while Brooke Siebert scored two goals. Delaney Steele scored once and added two assists while Maddie Day scored the other goal.

Hannah Tornatore led the defense with four ground balls while Mikailla Spencer had two caused turnovers. Maris Allen led the team with five draw controls.

Maddie Hurm came off the bench and made 11 saves in 23 minutes.

The Wildcats have a week to prepare for their CACC opener next week, as they head to Jefferson next Tuesday afternoon. The opening draw is scheduled for 4:30 p.m. at Revenhill Field.

 

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DSU SOFTBALL TO TAKE ON FAIRFIELD IN HOME OPENER
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Tue, March 19, 2019
Dover, Del. (Mar. 19, 2019) --- The Delaware State softball team is home for the first time this season on Wednesday (Mar. 20). The Hornets will take on Fairfield in a doubleheader beginning at 2:00 p.m. at the DSU softball complex on campus.

The Hornets hope that playing in front of their home fans will spark a change in fortunes for the team. DSU has lost seven straight and 13 of their last 14 games to stand at 2-14 this season.

Delaware State has been idle since competing in the HBCU Classic Tournament near Atlanta, Ga., on March 8-10.

Despite the slow start, some Hornets are putting up solid numbers this season.

Shortstop Jordan Casey (jr.) is second in the Mid-Eastern Athletic Conference in hitting with a .429 batting average (18-for-42), while second baseman Jasmine Melgoza (jr.) is eighth in the league with a .370 average (20-for-54).

Also, DSU freshman outfielder Jonah Cunnigan is batting .333 (16-for-48) to rank third on the team and 15th in the MEAC.

Melgoza, a Preseason All-MEAC First Team selection, was named MEAC Player-of-the-Week on Mar. 5 after collecting 10 hits in 17 at bats (.588), with a home run, two doubles and four scored in a five-game stretch, while Cunnigan was named MEAC Rookie-of-the-Week that day after batting .571 (8-for-14) with three stolen bases and four runs scored during that same five-day span. Fairfield was 11-3 this season heading into a Tuesday doubleheader at Villanova.

 

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SU's TOALA, NEUER EARN MEAC POST-SEASON HONORS


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DSU's TOALA, NEUER EARN MEAC POST-SEASON HONORS
Courtesy DSU Athletic Media Relations
Tue, March 19, 2019
Norfolk, Va. (Mar. 19, 2019) --- Delaware State’s Stefanny Toala (fr.; Tucson, Ariz.) has been selected as the 2018-19 Mid-Eastern Athletic Conference Bowling Rookie-of-the-Year and named to the All-MEAC Second Team, while teammate Alexis Neuer (jr.; Lewisburg, Pa.) is an all-conference first team pick, in voting by league head coaches and sports information representatives announced today.

Toala has the top single-game in the MEAC this season, posting a score of 279 at James Brown Invitational on Feb. 16. She’s also tied for the second-best game in the league this season at 278 during the Bud Whitman Invitational in her first collegiate tournament on Oct. 14.

Toala is second on the Hornets with an average of 183.3 per game (8,066 total pinfall in 44 games). She was selected as MEAC Bowler-of-the-Week after averaging 211.2 in five traditional games at the James Brown Invite and named to the Bud Whitman Memorial All-Tournament Team after averaging 193.6 in five contests.

Neuer, a two-time MEAC Bowler-of-the-Week (Oct 16 & Oct. 30) is tops on the Hornets with a season average of 193.9 (9,306 total pinfall in 48 games). She was No. 1 among 90 competitors at the Caldwell Cougar Classic with a total pinfall of 1,216 in six games (202.7 avg.) and named to All-Tournament Team at season-opening Bud Whitman Invitational. In addition she’s tied for the 10th best single-game in the MEAC this season with 248 at Hawk Classic and was second among 75 competitors at the MEAC Meet 2 with 990 total pinfall (198.0 avg.).

The 2018-19 MEAC Preseason Bowler-of-the-Year, Neuer was the league’s Most Outstanding Performer and All-MEAC First Team selection during the 2017-18 season.

She was also honored as the MEAC Rookie-of-the-Year in 2017.

Cayla Hicks (jr.) of Maryland Eastern Shore was selected as the 2018-19 Bowler-of-the-Year, while Kayla Bandy of MDES was chosen by her peers as the league’s top coach.

The 2019 MEAC Tournament is set for this weekend (Mar. 22-24) in Virginia Beach, Va. The top six teams in the league’s 2018-19 regular season standings will compete for the tournament championship and an automatic berth to the NCAA championship field.

Delaware State is ranked third in the MEAC Tournament and will face No. 6 Howard in the opening round of the double-elimination tourney on Fri. (Mar. 22) at 9:00 a.m.

 

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Subject: Article: COLONIALS BATTER HORNETS IN NON-CONFERENCE TILT
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COLONIALS BATTER HORNETS IN NON-CONFERENCE TILT
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Arlington, Va. (Mar. 19, 2019) --- George Washington pounded out 16 hits against five Delaware State pitchers in an 18-1 win over the Hornets at Barcroft Park today.

The Colonials won for the sixth time in seven games to improve to 12-7 this season. DSU dropped its fifth in a row to fall to 5-12.

Nate Fassnacht and Greg Anderberg had two hits and three runs batted in each, while Noah Levin had three hits and two RBI to lead George Washington.

The Colonials scored single runs in the second and third innings off Delaware State starter Austin Warrington to open up a 2-0 lead.

GW added two more runs in the fourth on bases loaded walks to stretch its lead to four runs.

Delaware State got on the board with a run in the top of the fifth. Freshman Bandon Bly doubled to lead off the inning. Bly advanced to third on Adrian Hill’s fly out to left center and scored on a ground out by John Weglarz.

George Washington answered with four runs in the bottom of the fifth to blow the game open. Fassnacht doubled in the last three runs of the inning to put the Colonials ahead 9-1.

A two-run single by Colin Brophy highlighted GW’s three-sixth inning and Anderberg singled home two in the seventh to give the Colonials a 14-1 lead.

Delaware State’s only other hit in the game was a two-out single by Jared Gillis in the fourth.

The Hornets return home this weekend for a three-game series against MEAC North rival Coppin State (Mar. 22-24). The Hornets and Eagles are scheduled to open the series with a single game on Friday at 3:00. The teams will also play single games on Saturday (2:00 p.m.) and Sunday (1:00 p.m.) at Soldier Field.




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SUBJECT: Wildcats Win Game One with 3-2 Walk Off in the Ninth before Georgian Court Takes Game Two, 9-1, to Open Conference Play

DATE: March 19, 2019
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NEW CASTLE, Del. – The Wilmington University softball team came away with one win in their first Central Atlantic Collegiate Conference doubleheader, winning the first game 3-2 in nine innings, but losing the second, 9-1, in five innings against Georgian Court Tuesday afternoon at Asbury Field.

Game One:

It took until the bottom of the ninth inning for the Wildcats (11-6) to pull away with a 3-2 win over the Lions (18-5) on a sacrifice fly from freshman Kiersten Comer to score the go ahead run.

It was a slow start to the game, as the Wildcats were the first to get on the board in the bottom of the fifth inning. With two outs, Rosa’Lynn Burton got the Wildcats started with a bunt single to the pitcher to give the Wildcats a baserunner. Kiana Broderson-Jones would follow right behind her as she was walked to bring up Lauren Lopez. Lopez singled to the second baseman to score Burton. On the next play, Lopez was picked off at first base, but Broderson-Jones was able to steal home before the final out was recorded to give the Wildcats a 2-0 lead heading into the top of the sixth inning.

Through six innings, pitcher Caitlyn Whiteside only gave up two hits to the Lions. It wasn’t until with two outs in the top of the seventh that Georgian Court found some momentum to work with. The Lions would get a baserunner, before an error by the Wildcats would score the runner and make it a one run game. The next batter for the Lions singled to center field to bring home the tying run of the game, forcing extra innings.

Neither team would score in the eighth inning, to bring the intentional baserunner rule into place in the ninth inning. The Lions were able to bunt their runner over to third with only one out in the inning, but Whiteside was able to retire the next two batters on a strikeout and a pop up to get out of the inning. In the bottom half of the inning, Alyssa Velasquez would be the first batter for the Wildcats. She would lay a sacrifice bunt down to get Annie Davila over to third. Freshman Kiersten Comer would be the next batter, in which she got a ball just far enough into left field that Davila could tag up and score to give the Wildcats the walk off win.

The Wildcats finished with four hits in the game from Burton, Lopez (1H, 1RBI), Comer (1H, 1RBI), and Courtney Dellinger. Caitlyn Whiteside went 9.0 innings, allowing six hits, two runs, one walk, and six strikeouts. Burton’s hit was the 200th of the junior’s career.

Game Two:

Although the Wildcats had more hits than the Lions in the first game and came out with the win, Georgian Court took advantage of the bats in the second game, scoring nine runs to force the eight-run rule in five innings.

GCU would get their first runs of the game in the top of the first inning on a two-run home run out to right field. Starting off the bottom of the first would be Burton who laid down a bunt to the pitcher, before Kiana Broderson-Jones moved her to second with a sacrifice bunt. Lauren Lopez would step up again for the Wildcats as she would double to right center to score Burton, and make it a 2-1 game. The Wildcats would get four more hits throughout the game, but the Lions would have a big third, fourth, and fifth inning, scoring seven unanswered runs to end the game, 9-1 after just five innings.

The Wildcats had six different players to get at least one hit in the contest, including another hit and RBI from Lopez. Rosa’Lynn Burton had two hits on the day to put her one hit away from tying the all-time record for career hits with 201.

Caitlyn Whiteside would go 2.2 innings, allowing five hits and five runs, before Lexi Baughman came in for the Wildcats, pitching 2.1 innings, allowing four hits and four runs, with one strikeout.

Next Up:

The Wildcats will end their eight-game home stand against Dominican on Saturday afternoon in another tough CACC matchup. First pitch of game one at Asbury Field is slated for 1:00 p.m.

 

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SUBJECT: USciences Scores Late in CACC Doubleheader Sweep, 4-3 and 7-5, over #24 Wilmington Baseball

DATE: March 20, 2019
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NEW CASTLE, Del. - - Late scores by the USciences Devils ruined the Central Atlantic Collegiate Conference opening doubleheader for the Wilmington University baseball team, as the Wildcats fell, 4-3 and 7-5, on Wednesday afternoon at Wilson Field.

A run in the top of the eighth proved to be the difference for the Devils (4-12, 2-0 CACC) in the opener before the visitors came back with five runs in the top of the seventh to steal a 7-5 victory in the nightcap form the Wildcats (10-7, 0-2 CACC).

Game One:

Trailing 1-0 after the top of the first, the Wildcats took a 2-1 lead with runs in the bottom of the first and second innings. Dakota Graham led off the inning with a double and Kendall Small grounded out to tie the game, 1-1. With two outs and a man on second, Julian Kurych doubled to the gap in left center to give the Wildcats a 2-1 lead.

The Wildcats left two runners on in the fourth and left two more on in the bottom of the fifth, opening the door for the Devils.

In the top of the sixth, a leadoff walk and a double quickly tied the game before a two-out, bases loaded walk gave the visitors the lead.

The Wildcats threatened again in the bottom of the sixth, but a strikeout left runners on second and third as the inning ended. The Wildcats put two runners with only one out in the seventh, but an inning ending double play erased the threat by the Wildcats.

The Devils were able to cash in on another cash in the top of the eighth, as they put their firs two runners on. It looked as the Wildcats would get out of the inning with a double play, but the Devils picked up a two-out RBI single for the 4-2 lead.

The Wildcats threatened again in the home half of the eighth, getting runners on second and third with only one out. Dakota Graham grounded out to score Luke Johnson, but that’s all the Wildcats would get as the Devils ended the inning with another ground out.

Wilmington put the tying run on base in the ninth, but another double play ended the game, 4-3.

Brett Nowell and Max Carney wach had two hits while Graham, Kendall Small, and Kurych all had an RBI. Tyler Campbell was saddled with the loss for the Wildcats.

Game Two:

It looked as though the Wildcats got over their game one loss quickly in the bottom of the first in game two. Wilmington started with three runs in the frame, taking control of the contest.

After Dakota Graham walked to start the inning, Quintin Ivy chased him around with an RBI double. Eddie Nevins followed with an RBI double of his own, giving the Wildcats a 2-0 lead. Two batters later, Brock Nowell hit a sacrifice fly to center, bringing in Nevins for the early 3-0 lead.

The Devils cut into the deficit in the top of the third, starting with a leadoff walk, a triple, and a sacrifice fly in the first three batters to get to within 3-2.

Sean Deely had the third straight hit to start the bottom of the fifth, bringing in Ivy form third before Mitchell Leslie singled in Derek Donastorg with two outs to give the Wildcats a 5-2 lead.

Justin Mears shut the Devils down in the top of the sixth, but ran into trouble in the top of the seventh.

A triple started the inning before an RBI single set the inning in motion. With runners on first and third, another single brought the Devils to within 5-4. A grounder back to the pitcher looked like a double play, but the throw was dropped at second, allowing the tying run to cross the plate.

Now with two outs, the Devils came up with a bloop single to right, scoring two more runs to take a 7-5 lead.

Derek Donastorg doubled to start the bottom of the seventh and Brock Nowell walked to start a rally. Pinch hitter Kendall Small singled, but got caught on the base paths for the first out. A strikeout left the Wildcats with their final out, but pinch hitter Luke Johnson flew out to right to end the game.

Quintin Ivy and Eddie Nevins each finished 3-for-4 with an RBI. Ivy had two doubles while Nevins had one double. Justin Mears was saddled with the loss in game two.

Up Next:

The Wildcats will take another crack at the Devils in their next contest, as the new CACC schedule has South Division opponents play four times in the same week. The Wildcats head to Philadelphia to take on USciences in a doubleheader on Friday afternoon. First pitch is scheduled for 12:00 p.m.

 

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Zach Roseman’s School-Record Five Hits Helps Goldey-Beacom Baseball Gain Doubleheader Split at Jefferson


Junior Zach Roseman (Wilmington, DE/Tatnall) collected a school-record five hits in game two, helping propel Goldey-Beacom to an 18-10 victory over Jefferson after opening the Central Atlantic Collegiate Conference doubleheader with an 8-2 setback in Philadelphia, PA.


Roseman ended with two doubles and three singles to break the team mark of four hits accomplished by numerous players. The 18 runs and 20 hits for Goldey-Beacom each are one off team records, both accomplished against Caldwell on March 26, 2018.


Junior Justin Hill (Seaford, DE/Sussex Tech) in game two blasted a leadoff homer before the Lightning then got seven runs in the top of the second for a 9-1 lead. Hill and Roseman had RBI singles sandwiched around run-scoring doubles from freshman Maurice Parson (Philadelphia, PA) and senior Brandon Abdul (Old Bridge, NJ).


If that was not enough, the Lightning in the fourth inning put up another seven spot for a 16-3 lead. Freshman Connor Megginson (Harbeson, DE/Hodgson Vo-Tech) launched a solo homer, Roseman had an infield RBI single, freshman Marshall Awtry (Hockessin, DE/Conrad) drew a bases-loaded walk and Hill ripped a two-run double.


Sophomore Jeff Gillis (Hockessin, DE/DMA) lined an RBI double in the sixth and Awtry added a solo homer in the sixth for an 18-3 margin. The Rams got six runs back in the sixth, aided by Efrain Santiago’s three-run double, for an 18-9 contest.


Hill ended with three hits and four RBI with Parson and Gillis also getting three hits. Junior starter Brandon Ferrie (Royersford, PA/Spring-Ford) allowed three runs and six hits over three innings for the Lightning (2-14, 1-1 CACC) before Wauseon, OH senior Jake Trejo (1-2) struck out one and permitted just one hit over an inning.


Santiago went 2-for-2 with four RBI and Timothy Brodhag also collected two hits for Jefferson (3-13, 1-1).


Goldey-Beacom in game one permitted four runs in the last of the fourth inning and found itself in a 6-0 hole. Santiago scored on an error, Brodhag lined a two-run double and Matt McGee added an RBI single.


Down 8-0, the Lightning plated two runs in the top of the eighth inning. Parson ripped an RBI triple and Abdul followed with a run-scoring single.


Abdul and Hill closed with two hits apiece for the Lightning.


Patrick Hohlfield (1-2) struck out 15 over eight innings for the Rams, allowing just two runs, seven hits and one walk. Broadhag had two hits and three RBI.


Under the new CACC scheduling format, two teams in the same division are scheduled to meet four times in the same week. Goldey-Beacom on Friday hosts Jefferson at noon at Doyle Field in Hockessin.



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JECT: Steinmetz, Piening Lead Blue Hens To 3-0 Victory over Lehigh



DATE: March 20, 2019


NEWARK, Del. – Sarah Piening tossed her second consecutive shutout while Anna Steinmetz belted a two-run homer as the Delaware softball team won its third straight game with a 3-0 victory over Lehigh Wednesday afternoon.


Piening, the current CAA Pitcher of the Week who was coming off her no-hitter vs. Coppin State on Sunday, scattered seven hits and struck out four while winning her eighth game of the year.


Delaware (11-12) took the lead in the bottom of the second inning as Steinmetz led off with a walk, moved to second when Karolina Flores was hit by a pitch, and scored on a two-out single to leftcenter by Chayanna Gallardo.


Lehigh (6-14) loaded the bases in the top of the third inning, but Piening retired Jaelynn Chesson on a flyout to rightfield to escape the jam.


Hanna Garber then led off the bottom of the third with a bunt single, and two outs later Steinmetz blasted a pitch over the centerfield fence for her 40th career home run.


Piening would make the lead stand up, firing four more scoreless frames including a strikeout of Mary-Hannah Smith to end the game.


Steinmetz, who is now tied for the team lead with four home runs this year, finished 2 for 2 with a walk at the plate for the Blue Hens. Garber, Gallardo, Halle Kisamore and Ali Davis each added hits as Delaware won for the fourth time during its five-game homestand.

 

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Goldey-Beacom Women’s Tennis Notches 6-1 Triumph at West Chester


Goldey-Beacom took control early and cruised to a 6-1 victory at West Chester in West Chester, PA.


The Lightning opened things by taking all three doubles matches. Sophomores Lotte Lesscher y Post (Arnhem, Netherlands) and Catarina Zheng (Oporto, Portugal) got a 6-3 win at first doubles over Rylee Power and Alyssa Skulsky with freshmen Elin Anderson (Conwy, Wales) and Maria Bruno (Maracay, Venezuela) recording a 6-3 victory at No. 2 doubles over Leandra Roelker and Danisa Erriad. Junior Alma Garcia Valle (Valladolid, Spain) and freshman Kristin Radeke (Bremen, Germany) amassed a 6-4 triumph at third doubles over Shannon Nixon and Julia Mowrey.


Lesscher y Post opened singles with a 6-3, 6-3 triumph at number one over Power before Zheng got a 6-3, 6-2 victory at second singles over Skulsky. Junior Anna Hortelano Pey (Castelldefels, Spain) then recorded a 7-5, 6-2 win at No. 4 singles over Elaina Rochford before Bruno gutted her way to a 7-6 (8-6), 6-3 victory over Roelker at third singles.


Freshman Andrea Fresneda (Valencia, Spain) got the final point for the Lightning (10-2) with a 7-6 (7-2), 6-3 triumph at sixth singles over Shannon Nixon for the Golden Rams (3-4).


Goldey-Beacom is home Saturday to face Division I Delaware, starting at noon. The match will take place at Delcastle Tennis Center in Wilmington, DE.




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HORNETS POST 1-1 MARK ON MEAC TOURNAMENT OPENING DAY
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Fri, March 22, 2019
Virginia Beach, Va. (Mar. 22, 2019) --- The Delaware State bowling team faces an uphill climb in its bid for the 2019 Mid-Eastern Athletic Conference Tournament Championship. The third-seeded Hornets were 1-1 on the opening day of the tournament, winning its first contest over No. 6 Howard before falling to top seed Maryland-Eastern Shore to fall into the losers’ bracket.



DSU will face No. 4 Alabama Birmingham in an elimination match when the tournament resumes on Saturday morning.



In the morning session, Delaware State made quick work of No. 6 seed Howard, defeating the Bison 2-0 in the Mega Match format. The Hornets opened the competition with a 935-768 win in the traditional team game, and First Team All-MEAC selection Alexis Neuer led the way, bowling a high of 221.



Delaware State then took the Baker total pinfall match 956-898.



The win earned the Hornets a meeting with No. 1 seed MDES.



The Hawks battled into Saturday’s semifinal by sweeping the Hornets 2-0 in the Mega Match format. Maryland Eastern Shore opened with a 978-824 win in the traditional team game, with Alexandra Hernandez bowling a 217 and Brigitte Jacobs, a First Team All-MEAC selection, rolling a 214.



The Hawks then won the first three games in the Baker pinfall format, but Delaware State went on a tear – including five straight strikes – to take the fourth game 237-181.



But Maryland Eastern Shore caught fire in the fifth game, winning 217-195 to clinch the match with a total pinfall of 992-950.



Maryland Eastern Shore and North Carolina A&T State will meet on Saturday at 2 p.m. to determine one of the spots in Sunday’s championship match.



In the morning session, No. 3 seed Delaware State made quick work of No. 6 seed Howard, defeating the Bison 2-0 in the Mega Match format. The Hornets opened the competition with a 935-768 win in the traditional team game, and First Team All-MEAC selection Alexis Neuer led the way, bowling a high of 221.



Howard will open Saturday’s action at 9 a.m. against Monmouth in the elimination bracket, while UAB will take on Delaware State. The winners of those two matches will meet at 2 p.m. in another elimination match.








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DSU WOMEN'S LAX ENDS DROUGHT WITH WIN OVER HOWARD
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Fri, March 22, 2019
Dover, Del. (Mar. 22, 2019) --- Tamrin Swann and Olivia Summerville scored three goals each, while Emmy McGill added two goals and an assist to lead Delaware State to a 14-11 women’s lacrosse victory over Howard at Alumni Stadium today.

The win snapped a 23-game losing streak for the Hornets, whose last win was also against Howard, 17-14, on Mar. 26, 2017.

The game featured seven ties and four lead changes.

A total of nine players scored for the Hornets, including the first career goals for Briana Fynes, Emily Campanelli and Nicole Burch.

The Hornets struck first when Summerville scored on a free position shot a minute-30-seconds into the contest.

Howard scored the next three goals over the next 17 minutes to grab a 3-1 lead.

Delaware State clawed back with four straight goals, the first two by Swann, to regain the lead. Jasmine West capped off the rally with her first goal of the season to give the Hornets a 5-3 lead with 4:45 left in the first period.

Howard’s Tiffany Hunt scored the last two goals of the half to tie the score at 5-5 at the midway point.

The Bison scored first in the second period on a goal by Jillian Jones to lead 6-5.

Fynes and McGill scored back-to-back goals by the Hornets over the next three minutes. McGill’s score gave DSU a 7-6 lead at the 23:33 mark of the second period.

Howard responded with the next two goals by Lailah Robey to regain the lead 8-7.

Swann scored her third goal of the game and Mia Moseley tallied her second of the season to put the Hornets back ahead 9-8.

Delaware State tacked on two more goals, one each for Summerville and McGill to stretch its lead to 11-8.

Howard again pushed back with a goal by Jones and two more from Robey to tie the game at 11-11.

The Hornets regained the lead for good on a goal by Emily Campanelli with 4:12 left to play. Aniya Aiken and Burch added insurance scores in the closing moments to seal the win for the Hornets.

Summerville’s three goals have put her into the team lead with six on the season, while Swann and McGill are second on the team with five each.

The Hornets return to action next Friday (Mar. 29) at Kent State in Ohio (3:00 p.m.).






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Subject: Article: DSU RACKS UP SEVEN TOP THREE FINISHES IN SEASON DEBUT
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DSU RACKS UP SEVEN TOP THREE FINISHES IN SEASON DEBUT
Courtesy DSU Athletic Media Relations
Sun, March 24, 2019
Collegeville, Pa (Mar. 24) --- The Delaware State Hornets debuted their outdoor season at the Ursinus College Outdoor Invitational.

Kavante Dawson finished first in the 400 hurdles with a time of 58.37 seconds, Donte Rolley-Williams was right behind Dawson, his time of 1-minute-0.64 seconds (1:00.64) was fast enough for a second-place finish.

Julius Allen placed in fifth with a time of 10.94 in the 100 meters. Edwin Rosembert finished in fifth with a time of 11.65 seconds.

Julian Brown time of 22.49 seconds earned him a third-place finish in the 200 meters, Kendall Leach also placed in the top ten with a time of 23.31.

Jared Keaton was third in the 110 hurdles crossing the finish line in 16.53 seconds.

DSU’s 4 x 400 relay team: Julian Brown, Gerald Amobi, Kendall Leach and Donte Rolley-Williams finished in fifth with a time of 3:40.71.

In the field portion of the invitational Forrest Booker placed in first in the triple jump with 13.45 meters.

Roderick Brown placed in second in the Long jump with a mark of 6.77 meters.

Robert Duncan was second in the Discus with 44.05 meters. Duncan’s discus mark qualified him for the MEAC Championships (the qualifying mark is 43.50 meters)

Andrew Horne placed fifth in the shot put with 12.57 meters.

Next on the agenda for the Hornets is the Savannah State University Twilight Invite, March 2nd at Savannah, Ga.




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Subject: Article: DSU W TENNIS FALLS TO SPARTANS IN MEAC OPENER
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DSU W TENNIS FALLS TO SPARTANS IN MEAC OPENER
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Sun, March 24, 2019
Dover, Del. (Mar. 24, 2019) --- The Delaware State women’s tennis team collected one singles win and a doubles victory but it was not enough in a 6-1 loss to Norfolk State in the Hornets’ MEAC opener today.

The Spartans won five of the six singles contests and two of three doubles matches.

Yelzaveta Bessonova was the Hornets’ lone singles winner, topping Adriana Strode 6-1, 7-6 in the No. 6 contest.

DSU Cassandra Boltman took her opponent to three set before falling in the No. 3 singles match. Norfolk State’s Zoe Fraser won the first set 6-3, but Boltman claimed the second set 6-2 to even the contest. Fraser won the third set 10-2 to earn the win.

Boltman also teamed with Aayushi for a 6-4 victory in the No. 2 doubles match.




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Subject: Article: DSU DOOMED BY EARLY HOLE IN LOSS TO EAGLES
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DSU DOOMED BY EARLY HOLE IN LOSS TO EAGLES
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Sun, March 24, 2019
Dover, Del. (Mar. 24, 2019) --- For the second game in a row, Delaware State could not overcome a big early deficit, falling to Coppin State 10-5 in the finale of a three-game series at Soldier Field this afternoon. The Eagles won the last two games of the series after the Hornets took the opener on Friday.

Corey Treyes had a three-run homer, while Derek Lohr , Eric Crossman and Conner Walker drove in two runs each to lead the Eagles.

Miquel Rivera drove in two runs and Mark Herron had two hits, including a homer, for the Hornets.

Coppin State scored first with three runs in the top of the second inning off Hornet starter Jeremy Carrow. A two-run double by Lohr was the big hit in the inning.

The Eagles tacked on five runs in the third off Carrow, highlighted by Treyes’ three-run homer, to open up an 8-0 lead.

The Hornets got two back in the bottom of the third on a two-run double by Rivera. Tommy Jordan singled with two outs and bases empty in the inning and John Weglarz followed with a walk. Jordan and Weglarz scored on the two-base hit by Rivera.

DSU put two more runs on the board in the sixth to pull to within 8-4. Cole Garey doubled to lead off the inning and later scored when Jared Gillis reached base on a fielder’s choice. Gillis scored the second run of the inning on a steal of home.

Coppin State opened up a 10-4 lead on a two-double by Walker in the seventh inning.

The Hornets scored their final run when Mark Herron led off the bottom of the seventh inning with his first DSU home run.

Carrow (0-2) pitched three innings for the Hornets, allowing 10 hits and eight runs to take the loss.

Coppin State starter Aaron Rea (2-2) threw six innings, giving up four hits and four runs, while striking out five get the win.

Delaware State (6-14) returns to action on Wed. (Mar. 27) at La Salle. Game time is 3:00 p.m. in Philadelphia. The Hornets return to MEAC action next weekend vs. Maryland-Eastern Shore. The games will be played at Perdue Stadium in Salisbury, Md.




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Subject: Article: HORNETS SWEEP TWIN-BILL FOR SERIES WIN
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HORNETS SWEEP TWIN-BILL FOR SERIES WIN
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Sun, March 24, 2019
HORNETS SWEEP TWIN-BILL FOR SERIES WIN
Dover, Del. (Mar. 24, 2019) --- The Delaware State softball team posted two walk-off wins to sweep Coppin State in a MEAC North doubleheader today. The Hornets won two of the three games in the opening division series for each team.

DSU won the first game 4-3 with a run in the bottom of the seventh inning and took the nightcap 3-2 in 10 innings.

In the opener, Hornet catcher Jaelyn Baker singled in the game-winning run in the last of the seventh inning. Jasmine Melgoza doubled to lead off the inning and advanced to third on a sacrifice bunt by Jade King. After a walk to Jordan Casey, Baker lined a shot to the fence in left field to score Melgoza with the winning run.

The Hornets opened the game one scoring with three runs in the bottom of the third inning. DSU scored the first two runs on a Coppin State error and third run crossed the plate when Casey scored on a double steal with King.

The Eagles tied the game with three runs in the top of the fourth. The big blow in the inning was a two-run homer by Milford (Del.) High School product Nia Bowe to tie the score.

Brianna Baker (2-9) was the winning pitcher in the opener for the Hornets. Baker allowed three runs and eight hits, while striking out two without a walk in the complete game performance.

Melgoza had two of the Hornets’ six hits in the opener.

In the nightcap, winning pitcher Tiffany Diao scored Sabrina Quarles on a sacrifice fly with none out in the 10th inning for the winning run.

Under extra inning rules, Quarles was placed on second base to start the inning. She moved to third when Coppin State first baseman Kayla Brown committed an error on a sacrifice bunt attempt by DSU’s Alexis Roberson. Diao followed with a fly ball to right field, with Quarles sprinting home after the catch.

Delaware State opened the scoring with two runs in the bottom of the first on a sac fly by Casey and run-scoring single by Jaelyn Baker.

Coppin State tied the game after scoring single runs in the second and fifth innings.

Diao pitched all 10 innings to earn the win for DSU, allowing just five hits and two runs.

King was three-for-four at the plate for the Hornets in the nightcap.




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HORNETS ELIMINATED IN MEAC BOWLING TOURNAMENT SEMIFINALS
Courtesy DSU Athletic Media Relations
Sun, March 24, 2019
Chesapeake, Va. (Mar. 24, 2019) --- The Delaware State bowling team fell short in its bid for the 2019 MEAC Tournament Championship. The third-seeded Hornets fell to No. 1 seed Maryland-Eastern Shore 2-0 in the tournament semifinals today. The Hawks advanced to the tournament final to face defending champion North Carolina A&T.

In the Delaware State contest, Maryland Eastern Shore opened with a 914-894 win in the traditional team game. Freshman Chloe Skurzynski led the way with a 222 for the Hawks, her first game over 200 for the tournament. Alexis Neuer led Delaware State with a 202.

The Hawks held the early advantage in the Baker pinfall format, but Delaware State rolled a 213 in the fourth game to take the lead. Maryland Eastern Shore rebounded, though, turning in a 209 in the final game to take the second game 921-881.

Neuer was named to the All-Tournament Team after topping all players with a total pinfall of 1013 for a five-game average of 202.6.

The Hornets posted a 3-2 record in the tournament, with both losses to Maryland-Eastern Shore.




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SUBJECT: Wilmington Baseball Drops the Opener, 4-3, But Splits With Chestnut Hill, 3-2, in CACC Play

DATE: March 26, 2019
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NEW CASTLE, Del. - - The Wilmington University baseball team split a Central Atlantic Collegiate Conference doubleheader with Chestnut Hill on Tuesday, dropping the first game, 4-3, before walking-off with a 3-2 victory in the nightcap at Wilson Field.

Game One:

The opener was a difference of which team could come up with the two-out hit, as the Wildcats (15-8, 5-3 CACC) left a runner on third in the first and second innings. The Griffins capitalized with a two-out RBI single in the third and another two-out RBI double in the fourth to take an early 2-0 lead.

A pair of unearned runs came back to haunt the Wildcats in the top of the seventh, as the Griffins were able to extend their lead out to 4-0. What looked to be an inning ending double play on a grounder to second, the throw to first was off the mark and allowed the Griffins to score a run and keep the inning alive. Two batters later, a low throw from third couldn’t be hung on to at first, scoring another run for the 4-0 lead.

The Wildcats would end up scoring two runs of their own in the bottom of the second, cutting the deficit in half. The first three batters reached for the Wildcats, with Dakota Graham singling in Frank Nigro, but Graham was caught at second trying to stretch the single into left center into a double. Max Carney then hit a two-out RBI single to score Hyatt, but the Griffins escaped without further damage.

Frank Nigro started the ninth with a double, and was standing on third base with one out. But the Wildcats could only get one run in the inning on a sacrifice fly, as a fly ball to center ended the game, 4-3.

Kyle Maxwell went the first six innings, allowing two runs on five hits. He struck out two batters while allowing two hits. Mike Cottrell was victim of the two unearned runs in the seventh before Danny Sullivan threw two scoreless frames with two strikeouts.

Luke Johnson went 2-for-4 with a double for the Wildcats while Dakota Graham led the team with two RBI. Frank Nigro also had a double and two runs in a 1-for-3 day.

Game Two:

The Griffins used two more unearned runs to take a 2-0 lead in the top of the first, but then were shutdown the rest of the way by starter Noah Latshaw.

After getting the first two outs in the top of the first, an error sparked a two-run rally. With runners on first and third, a double over the head of the left fielder chased both runs home.

The Wildcats loaded the bases in the bottom of the second inning, but the Griffins escaped with a strikeout. The Wildcats then left two more on in the bottom of the third, before finally striking in the fifth.

Quintin Ivy started the fifth with a single before Brett Nowell walked to put two on with no outs. Eddie Nevins put a bunt down the third base line, and a errant throw brought in a run and put runners on second and third. Kendall Small tied the game with an RBI groundout in the next at-bat.

The Griffins put a rally together in the sixth, and was sending a runner home with two outs. But the relay between Julian Kurych, Kendall Small, and Frank Nigro gunned down the runner to keep it tied at 2-2.

Ivy started the rally in the bottom of the seventh with another leadoff single to right. A sacrifice bunt moved the runner into scoring position before an intentional walk put runners on first and second.

Kendall Small bounced one to second, but the throw to second was off the mark and traveled into left field. Ivy came home for the walk-off run, 3-2.

Latshaw went six full with two strikeouts and one walk. He allowed two unearned runs on four hits in the no decision. Zach Frederick came on and pitched the seventh, evening his record to 1-1 on the year.

Up Next:

The Wildcats head to West Chester University for a nonconference game on Wednesday, playing in the Bill Giles Invitational First Round. The winner of the game tomorrow advances to play USciences in the championship at Citizens Bank Park at a later date. First pitch is scheduled for 3:00 p.m.

 

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SUBJECT: Antonini Hits Walk-Off in 10th Inning as Wilmington Softball Sweeps West Chester, 9-8 and 7-3

DATE: March 26, 2019
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NEW CASTLE, Del. - - The Wilmington University softball team picked up an impressive nonconference sweep over PSAC foe West Chester, winning the opener, 9-8, in 10 innings before earning the sweep with a 7-3 game two victory on Tuesday afternoon at Asbury Field.

Game One:

The Wildcats (13-8) needed to come from behind three different times just to force extra innings in the opener, and Angela Antonini capped it with a walk-off single in the bottom of the 10th.

Trailing 2-0 in the second inning, Rosa’Lynn Burton had one of her five hits in the game for a two-run single before Kiana Broderson-Jones tripled in Burton. Broderson-Jones then scored on an error later in the inning, giving the Wildcats a 4-2 lead.

The Golden Rams (19-12) scored three times in the third and one more in the fourth before taking a 7-5 lead in the top of the sixth.

But the Wildcats fought back in the bottom of the sixth, as Broderson-Jones doubled in Burton for the first run of the inning. A fly ball couldn’t be fielded in right on a ball by Lauren Lopez, bringing Broderson-Jones in to tie the game, 7-7.

A sacrifice fly in the top of the seventh gave the visitors an 8-7 lead, but then Burton came up with a big two-out RBI single in the home half, extending the game into extra innings.

The Wildcats turned double plays in the eighth and ninth innings to keep the Golden Rams off the board. In the bottom of the tenth and the international tiebreaker in effect, the Wildcats had runners on second and third and only one out. Angela Antonini then singled back up the middle to score Courtney Dellinger for the walk-off win, 9-8.

Burton batted 5-for-6 with three RBI, three stolen bases, and two runs scored. Kiana Broderson-Jones batted 3-for-6 with a double and a triple, two RBI, and three runs scored. Lauren Lopez went 2-for-5 with an RBI while Jazmeen Llamas scored two runs.

Caitlyn Whiteside went all 10 innings, allowing eight runs (three earned) on 10 hits while picking up five strikeouts. She is now 8-6 on the year.

Game Two:

In the nightcap, it was a seven-run inning bottom of the fifth that set the Wildcats apart for the nonconference sweep.

Trailing 1-0 going into the bottom of the fifth, the Wildcats loaded the bases without recording an out. Rosa’Lynn Burton singled off the pitcher and into no-mans land in the infield, brining in the first two runs. Broderson-Jones then lined one into left center for another two-run single and the 4-1 lead.

The Wildcats reloaded the bases with one out and Angela Antonini forced in a run with a walk. An error brought in another run before Courtney Dellinger forced in the final run of the inning for the 7-1 advantage.

Lexi Baughman was able to work around three hits and two errors in the top of the seventh to secure her first victory of the year. She came on in the top of the fifth and tossed three innings, allowing two runs (one earned) on five hits.

Rosa’Lyn Burton went 2-for-4 with two RBI while Lauren Lopez and Kiersten Comer added two hits each as well.

Up Next:

The Wildcats are back in action on Wednesday as they return to CACC play at Holy Family. The first pitch of the doubleheader starts at 2:00 p.m.

 

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Date: Wed, Mar 27, 2019 at 3:54 PM
Subject: Delaware Softball Splits Non-League Twinbill with Saint Joseph’s
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SUBJECT: Delaware Softball Splits Non-League Twinbill with Saint Joseph’s


DATE: March 27, 2019


NEWARK, Del. – Delaware posted a 6-1 win over Saint Joseph’s in the opener before dropping a 3-1 decision in the nightcap as the Blue Hens split a non-conference doubleheader with Saint Joseph’s Wednesday afternoon.


Delaware (12-16) took the lead during the opener in the bottom of the second when Anna Steinmetz led off with a single and scored on a double by Brittney Mendoza. After Ali Davis drove home Steinmetz with a sacrifice fly, Chayanna Gallardo doubled and crossed the plate on a Miranda O’Donald single to give the Blue Hens a three-run advantage.


Mendoza then blasted a home run to leftcenter in the bottom of the fourth, before the Hawks (13-12) got on the board in the top of the fifth on an RBI single by Sarah Ostaszewski.


Steinmetz belted a homer to centerfield in the bottom of the sixth, and after Mendoza tripled, she scored on an infield single by Davis to close the scoring.


Blue Hen starter Maddi Marsh earned her third win of the year after allowing one run on five hits with four strikeouts in five innings of work, while Katie Stahre picked up her first career save with two scoreless frames of relief.


Mendoza finished 3 for 3 at the plate with two RBI and three runs scored, while Steinmetz added two hits and crossed the plate twice.


Saint Joseph’s opened the scoring in the second game with an RBI double by Ostraszewski in the top of the first, while a run-scoring single by Jancarla Herrera in the second made it a 2-0 game.


O’Donald led off the bottom of the third with a bunt single, and she eventually scored when Halle Kisamore reached on an error to put the Blue Hens on the board. However Saint Joseph’s answered with an unearned run in the top of the fourth go back up a pair.


Delaware rallied with two outs in the bottom of the seventh, as Reyna de Jesus doubled and Brooke Glanden singled. But Hanna Garber’s groundball to the right side hit O’Donald, ending the game.

 

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DSU's KEVIN LARKIN SELECTED TO COMPETE IN 2019 DOS EQUIS 3X3U NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIP
Courtesy DSU Athletic Media Relations
Wed, March 27, 2019
Dover, Del. (Mar. 27, 2019) – Delaware State’s Kevin Larkin has been selected to participate in the 2019 Dos Equis 3X3U National Championship, scheduled for April 5-7 at Minnesota’s Mall of America. Larkin is one of four players selected from the Mid-Eastern Athletic Conference selected to compete in the event.


The tournament is comprised of all-star teams of seniors, who have exhausted their collegiate eligibility, representing all 32 Division I conferences. The teams will compete for a $150,000 prize pool, with the champions taking home $100,000, double the prize money from a year ago. Additionally, the winners will earn the right to compete in the 2019 USA Basketball 3x3 Open National Championship later this spring.


Larkin, a 2018-19 All-MEAC Third Team selection, was tops on the Hornets and fourth in the MEAC in scoring at 16.0 points per game, and was third in the league in rebounding at 8.9 per game. In addition, he was tied for second in the conference with 11 “double-doubles” this past season.


On Dec. 3, 2018 vs. Cairn, Larkin scored a career-high 40 points, the top single-game total in the MEAC this season. He also had 11 rebounds, six assists and four steals to lead the Hornets to a 102-66 victory in that contest.

Larkin reached double-figures in scoring in 20 of the 24 games in which he competed, topping the 20-point mark five times.

His season was also highlighted by the game-winning basket with 3.4 seconds left to play in the Hornets’ 73-71 victory at Delaware on Dec. 19.

A native of Georgetown, Del., and product of Sussex Tech High School, Larkin attended Cheyney University (Pa.) and Niagara (N.Y.) before returning to the First State to attend DSU and compete for the Hornets this season.

Larkin is the second Hornet selected to compete in the national 3x3 tournament in its two years.

DSU Artem Tavakalyan was a member of the MEAC squad that reached the final four of the 2018 tournament in San Antonio, Tex.

All games of the 2019 Dos Equis 3X3U National Championship will be carried live on Twitter or ESPN2. Pool play will begin at 3 p.m. ET on April 5, with 24 games streamed live exclusively on Twitter. Pool play will continue on April 6 at 9:30 a.m. ET with 24 more games streamed live exclusively on Twitter. Round of 16 and quarterfinal games will be streamed live exclusively on Twitter at 10:30 a.m. ET on April 7, with semifinal, consolation and championship games televised live on ESPN2 later that day at 3 p.m. ET. Returning to call all the action throughout the tournament will be the voice of FIBA 3x3 basketball, Kyle Montgomery, with Robbie Hummel of ESPN and Tate Frazier and Mark Titus of The Ringer’s One Shining Podcast providing color commentary and sideline coverage.


“The attention from the inaugural Dos Equis 3X3U National Championship last year has really elevated the anticipation for this year’s event at Mall of America,” said Drew Russell, executive vice president at Intersport, the Chicago-based agency which operates the event. “We are incredibly excited about the field of players that will be competing in the event and believe the talent that will be on display will create an unforgettable atmosphere for everyone involved. Additionally, we’re confident these players are going to enjoy a one of a kind experience that will help position them for the next steps in their basketball careers.”


Each team roster will be comprised of four eligible seniors from the same Division I conference. Teams will be organized into eight pools of four and each team will be guaranteed three pool play games, earning $1,000 for every victory on Friday and Saturday. The top two teams in each pool will move on to Sunday’s knockout stage, where the stakes skyrocket. Only the teams competing in the tournament final will earn additional prize money, with the champions winning $100,000.


The setting for the second annual Dos Equis 3X3U National Championship will be unlike anything the 128 players have seen when they take to the half-court inside Mall of America, the most popular tourist destination in Minnesota with more than 40 million visitors each year. The Dos Equis 3X3U National Championship will be staged in the Rotunda at the Mall, which hosted the first WCW Monday Nitro in September 1995, and will be just the second live sporting event to be broadcast in the Mall’s history.


Bragging rights for the winners won’t end in Minnesota; the 2019 champion will earn the right to represent the Dos Equis 3X3U National Championship at the USA Basketball 3x3 Open National Championship later this spring. There, athletes will have the opportunity to be selected to represent the United States in the 2019 FIBA 3x3 World Cup, held June 18-23 in Amsterdam, Netherlands. Participating athletes will also be considered for the USA Basketball 3x3 athlete pool, which may lead to future opportunities in other FIBA 3x3 competitions. Of note, the 2020 Olympic Games in Tokyo will feature 3x3 basketball as a medal sport for the first time.


Admission to the Dos Equis 3X3U National Championship is free and fans are encouraged to be part of the atmosphere during regular Mall of America operating hours (10 a.m. – 9:30 p.m. CT on April 5-6, 11 a.m. – 7 p.m. CT on April 7).


For more information on the Dos Equis 3X3U National Championship, including event updates, details, rules and more, follow us on Twitter at @3X3UHoops or online at www.3X3UHoops.com.


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SUBJECT: Wildcats Cruise to 18-4 Win Over No. 18 West Chester In First Round of the Bill Giles Invitational

DATE: March 27, 2019
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WEST CHESTER, Pa. – In the first round of the Bill Giles Invitational, the No. 22 Wilmington University baseball team defeated No. 18 West Chester, 18-4, at Serpico Field on Wednesday afternoon to advance to the Bill Giles Invitational Championship.

With the win over the Rams, the Wildcats advance to the Bill Giles Invitational Championship at Citizens Bank Park in April, where they will face USciences. WilmU won the tournament last year, and look to repeat for the first time in program history. No date has been set yet. USciences defeated Jefferson in the other First Round contest.

A big fourth and sixth inning and a total of 18 hits for the Wildcats (16-8) would help them jump out to a big lead over the Rams (12-5) in a rematch of last year’s Bill Giles Championship.

There was no action until the third inning for the Wildcats, as Julian Kurych started the inning off with a double to right field. With Kurych in scoring position, Dakota Graham would put down a safety squeeze to the pitcher to score Kurych and give WilmU a 1-0 lead.

With the bases loaded in the top of the fourth inning, Kurych hit a single to right field to score the first two runs of the inning for the Wildcats. Brooks Ryan would be the next to single to the shortstop to bring home Kurych, before Eddie Nevins watched four pitchers go by for a bases loaded walk. The Rams would be on their third pitcher of the inning, before Kendall Small gave the Wildcats their sixth run of the inning on a sacrifice fly to left field and head into the bottom half of the inning with a 7-0 lead.

With the bases loaded again to start the top of the sixth inning, Max Carney singled to right field scoring two runs, before Luke Johnson hit a single to center scoring another for WilmU. Joey Cautillo would get into the action with a two-out single to center field to score Carney and extend Wilmington’s lead to 13-0.

West Chester would break the shutout for the Wildcats in the bottom of the seventh inning as they got their first run of the game. The bats would keep rolling for the Wildcats though, as they would get four more hits in the bottom of the eighth. Senior Luke Johnson would hit his fifth homerun of the year out to left field, before Julian Kurych would follow him with a two-run shot to right field to give himself his fourth hit and fourth RBI of the game.

Kurych would go 4-for-5 in the ballgame with four RBI and four runs, while Luke Johnson went 3-for-4 with two RBI and three hits. Max Carney had two hits and two RBI, as Dakota Graham had two hits and one RBI for the Wildcats. The Wildcats had 11 players with at least one hit in the win.

Wilmington would have nine pitchers throughout the game, changing every inning. Rudy Gervolino would get the start for the Wildcats and strikeout two, while Sean Deely would strikeout two and get the win for the Wildcats to improve to 3-2 on the year. Freshman Rich Albrecht would strikeout out three for WilmU.

The Wildcats are back on the road Friday when they travel to Chestnut Hill for a CACC doubleheader. Game one is slated for 12:00 p.m.

 

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Date: Wed, Mar 27, 2019 at 8:38 PM
Subject: Article: 18 HORNETS EARN UEC ALL-ACADEMIC HONORS
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18 HORNETS EARN UEC ALL-ACADEMIC HONORS
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Wed, March 27, 2019
Dover, Del. (Mar. 27, 2019) --- Eighteen members of the Delaware State equestrian team have been honored for their work in the classroom. The United Equestrian Conference today released its 2018-19 All-Academic Teams. A total of 99 student-athletes from the seven conference teams earned All-Academic recognition.

Four Hornets - Eva Epstein, Shelbe Jarrett, Zoe Kirsch and Kelsey McArthur - are among 20 UEC All-Academic First Team members.

DSU’s Gabrielle Fournier and Sydney Wicklund are among 13 All-Academic Second Team honorees.

Thirteen conference riders earned All-Academic Honorable Mention recognition, including Delaware State’s Blayne Bell, Elizabeth Lynch and Angelina Watts.

Nine Hornet riders are among 53 named to the UEC All-Academic Honor Roll: Eva Epstein, Erin Gordon, Shelbe Jarrett, Zoe Kirsch, Elizabeth Lynch, Kelsey McArthur, Mary McCausland, Angelina Watts and Sydney Wicklund.




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Date: Wed, Mar 27, 2019 at 7:55 PM
Subject: Article: LA SALLE STORMS PAST HORNETS 12-2
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LA SALLE STORMS PAST HORNETS 12-2
Courtesy DSU Athletic Media Relations
Wed, March 27, 2019

Photo courtesy of DSU Athletics/Rodney Adams
Cole Garey
Phila., Pa. (Mar. 27, 2019) --- Ryan Guckin was three-for-five with two homers and five runs batted in to lead La Salle to a 12-2 win over Delaware State at Hank DeVincent Field today.

Ben Faso and Peyton Sorrels added two RBI each to help the Explorers (13-12) snap a four-game losing streak.

The Hornets dropped their third game in a row to fall to 6-15 this season.

Cole Garey was three-for-four with a home run and both Delaware State RBI in the contest.

DSU starter Austin Warrington (fr.) struck out three batters while holding La Salle scoreless in the first two innings before running into trouble in the third.

The Explorers scored two runs in the third, one unearned, to open up a 2-0 lead.

The Hornets answered with a run in the top of the fourth when Garey smacked his first homer of the season, a solo shot over the fence in left to cut La Salle’s lead in half.

La Salle scored four runs off Warrington in the fifth, highlighted by a Guckin two-run homer, to open up a 6-2 lead.

Guckin blasted a three-run homer in the Explorers’ four-run sixth to help his team stretch its lead to 10-2.

La Salle led 12-1 when Garey singled in Tommy Jordan in the eighth for the Hornets’ final run. Jordan doubled to lead off the inning.

Niko Jenkins (3-0), the first of five La Salle pitchers, threw five innings, allowing a run on five hits, while striking out three without a walk to earn the win.

Warrington gave up six four runs, four earned, and 11 hits in 4.2 innings to take the loss for the Hornets.

Delaware State returns to MEAC action with a three-game series against Maryland-Eastern Shore this weekend (Mar. 29-31) at Perdue Stadium in Salisbury, Md. The series opener is set for Fri. at 3:00 p.m. The Hornets and Hawks will play single games on Sat. at 2:00 p.m. and Sun. at 1:00 p.m.





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SUBJECT: Men’s Lacrosse Can’t Come Back from Early Deficit, Falling at Walsh, 14-8

DATE: March 30, 2019
MKR

NORTH CANTON, Ohio – The Wilmington University men’s lacrosse team found themselves down early as Walsh University scored the first seven goals of the game in their 14-8 win over the Wildcats Saturday afternoon at the Vasco Sports Complex.

The Cavaliers (2-7) got out to a fast start against the Wildcats (5-3) as they scored the first four goals in the first quarter on 13 shots, to the Wildcats’ five. Walsh continued their momentum into the second quarter, scoring the first three goals of the quarter to take a 7-0 lead over the Wildcats with 9:26 to play until the half. WilmU was able to get on the board thanks to a shot from Ralph Ruggiero, before Sean Sheehan made it a 7-2 game with 6:41 to go in the half on a pass from Ruggiero. Walsh would get another goal to extend their lead back to six, but Dylan McCleaft would find the net with 34 seconds left in the quarter to make it an 8-3 game at the half.

The Wildcats would open up the second half with a man-up goal from McCleaft to cut the Cavalier’s lead in half, making it an 8-4 game with 13:12 to play in the third. Walsh would have 11 shots though in the quarter and score back-to-back goals to take a 10-4 lead with seven minutes left in the quarter. Ralph Ruggiero would net his second goal of the game on a feed from Jake Walsh to bring the score to 10-5 heading into the final quarter.

The Wildcats slowly saw the lead drifting farther as Walsh scored three straight goals to open the fourth quarter. Despite the Wildcats scoring three goals in the quarter, Walsh would hang on to take the nonconference matchup, 14-8.

Ralph Ruggiero had three goals and two assists for the Wildcats, as Dylan McCleaft scored three goals on nine shots. Sean Sheehan had two goals for the Wildcats, as Jake Walsh and Austin Wood had one assist each.



The Wildcats have their final nonconference game of the season on Tuesday, when they head to nationally ranked No. 5 LIU Post. Opening whistle is set for 3:30 p.m.

 

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SUBJECT: Softball’s Win Streak Moves to Sixth Straight with Sweep over Bloomfield, 4-1 and 3-2

DATE: March 30, 2019
MKR

BLOOMFIELD, N.J. – The Wilmington University softball team won their third straight doubleheader Saturday afternoon as they swept Bloomfield, 4-1 and 3-2, to win their sixth straight game in a Central Atlantic Collegiate Conference matchup at Shannon D. Forde Field.

Game One:

A three-run fifth inning for the Wildcats (17-8, 5-1 CACC) helped them secure the 4-1 win over the Bears in game one of their doubleheader.

Bloomfield would get the first run of the game in the bottom of the first inning with two runners on with no outs on a single to third base to take an early 1-0 lead.

It wasn’t until the top of the fifth inning, though, that the Wildcats got on the board thanks to a single to left field from Kiana Broderson-Jones to score Rosa’Lynn Burton from second. Lauren Lopez would be the next batter and would hit her first triple of the season to right field scoring Broderson-Jones. Makayla McCarthy would then follow up with a single to right field to score Lopez and give the Wildcats a 3-1 lead heading into the bottom half of the fifth.

WilmU would get one more in the top of the seventh as Rosa’Lynn Burton started the inning off with a double to left field for Lopez to hit a sacrifice fly out to center field two batters later to score Burton for the insurance run heading into the Bears’ final at bats.

Caitlyn Whiteside would throw a complete game, going 7.0 IP, allowing five hits, one walk, and five strikeouts. Rosa’Lynn Burton went 2-for-4 with two runs, as Lauren Lopez went 1-for-3 with two RBI. Makayla McCarthy had one RBI for the Wildcats.

Game Two:

With a tied game heading into the top of the seventh inning, Lauren Lopez hit her 10th double of the season to give the Wildcats the go-ahead run, before taking the contest from Bloomfield, 3-2.

The Bears would score the first run of the game again in the bottom of the first inning on a bases loaded wild pitch to take the early 1-0 lead. Alyssa Velasquez would start the top of the second inning off with a single up the middle, before she could get in scoring position on a wild pitch. Velasquez would then steal third and score on an error by the second baseman to tie the game up at 1-1.

WilmU would threaten in the top of the fifth inning on a single to right field from Rosa’Lynn Burton, but Courtney Dellinger was thrown out at home on the play. The Bears would get two runners on in the bottom half of the inning and hit a single up the middle to take the lead back from the Wildcats, making it a 2-1 game. Caitlyn Whiteside would get the next two batters and end the inning stranding three runners left on base.

Kiana Broderson-Jones started the top of the sixth inning off for the Wildcats with a single to second base, before Lopez could slip one through the left side and advance both her and Broderson-Jones on a Bears’ error. With no outs, Angela Antonini would reach first on another error from the Bears to score Borderon-Jones and tie the game at two apiece. WilmU would leave the bases loaded as Bloomfield made three straight outs to end the inning.

In their final at bats, Alexis Sann would walk to start the inning, but Bloomfield would strikeout the next two batters to bring the Wildcats down to their final out. Lauren Lopez would step up to the plate and hit a double to right field, scoring Sann and give the Wildcats the go-ahead run, making it a 3-2 game heading into the bottom of the seventh inning.

The Bears would threaten in the bottom half of the inning with a runner on third with two outs, but Caitlyn Whiteside was able to get the final batter to pop up to her and end the ballgame.

Whiteside would get the win and improve her record to 11-6 on the season. She would go 2.2 innings, allowing four hits and one walk. Makayla McCarthy would go 4.1 IP, allowing three hits, two earned runs, one walk, and three strikeouts.

Kiana Broderson-Jones and Lauren Lopez would both go 2-for-4, as Broderson-Jones had one run and Lopez had one RBI. Angela Antonini had one RBI, as Alyssa Velasquez, Courtney Dellinger, and Rosa’Lynn Burton each had a hit for the WilmU.

Next Up:

The Wildcats are right back on the road as they head to Adelphi for a doubleheader tomorrow afternoon. Game one against the Panthers is set for 1:30 p.m.

 

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Date: Sat, Mar 30, 2019 at 5:49 PM
Subject: Article: HORNETS RALLY LATE FOR SECOND STRAIGHT WIN
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HORNETS RALLY LATE FOR SECOND STRAIGHT WIN
Courtesy DSU Athletic Media Relations
Sat, March 30, 2019
Salisbury, Md. (Mar. 30, 2019) --- Delaware State scored five runs in the eighth inning to highlight a 6-2 victory over Maryland-Eastern Shore in a MEAC contest at Perdue Stadium this afternoon.

The Hornets have won the first two games in the three-game series to improve to 8-15 overall and 3-5 in the MEAC. The Hawks fell to 6-23 and 2-6.

Delaware State trailed 2-1 before the eighth inning explosion.

Tommy Jordan walked to lead off the inning and John Weglarz followed with a single to put runners at second and first. After each moved up a base on a sacrifice bunt by Miquel Rivera, Cole Garey was hit by a pitch to load the bases. The next batter, Jared Gillis, singled to center, scoring Jordan and Weglarz to give the Hornets a 3-2 lead. Rich Rountree followed with a single to load the bases again. The sacks were still full with two outs when pinch hitter Adrian Hill singled to right to score Gillis and Garey, stretching the lead to 5-2. Mark Herron singled in Rountree with the Hornets’ fifth run of the inning.

Maryland-Eastern Shore scored single runs in the first and fifth innings to lead 2-0.

The Hornets got on the board in the sixth when Rivera smacked his first homer of the season, a two-out solo shot to left center.

Rivera was two-for-three in the game to raise his season average to a team-high .352. Gillis was two-for-five with two batted in, and has four hits and five RBI in the series.

Delaware State freshman Robert Shorts pitched 2.1 scoreless innings of one-hit relief to pick up the win.

Hornet starter Sean McGrath pitched well, but was not involved in the decision. McGrath threw 6.2 innings, allowing five hits and two runs, while striking out a season-high seven without a walk.

The Hornets and Hawks will close out the series with a single game on Sunday (Mar. 31) at Perdue Stadium. The start time has been moved up to 10:00 a.m. due to the threat of rain later in the day.




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Goldey-Beacom Baseball Drops a Pair to Caldwell


Goldey-Beacom could not hold off a late lead in game one and could not quite rally from an early deficit in game two for a pair of Central Atlantic Collegiate Conference losses, 4-3 and 6-4, at Doyle Field in Hockessin, DE.


GBC in the third inning brought game one to a 1-1 tie when junior Ivan Solis (La Chorrera, Panama) singled through the left side to plate senior Brandon Abdul (Old Bridge, NJ). It took a 2-1 lead in the fifth when an error on a steal attempt allowed sophomore Jeff Gillis (Hockessin, DE) to score from third.


Abdul’s RBI groundout in the sixth plated freshman Mason Maxwell (Newfield, NJ) for what looked to be a huge insurance run, making it 4-3.


But the Cougars hastily scored three times in the seventh for a 4-3 margin. A throwing error allowed two runs to score for the tie and Luis Rullan lined an RBI single to center field, scoring Dhillon Barbetti, for the lead.


Abdul had three hits with Solis continuing his solid play by getting two.


Rullan rapped three hits for the Cougars with Barbetti and Kyle Richards getting two apiece. Jerry Gamone (1-4) allowed just three runs – one earned – and seven hits over six innings before Anthony Frascati struck out six over three scoreless frames for his first save of the year.


Caldwell (7-13, 5-7 CACC) in the first inning of game one exploded for five runs. Anthony Parente, Tavis Bruson and Jack Zosulis each had RBI before Jalen March ripped a two-run double.


Solis lined an RBI single in the last of the frame for a 5-1 deficit. GBC (4-22, 3-9) then got two runs in the third with Abdul recording an RBI grounder and junior Justin Hill (Seaford, DE) crossing home on a balk for a 5-3 margin.


Zosulis lined an RBI single in the sixth for a 6-3 contest and Lightning freshman Connor Megginson (Harbeson, DE) lifted a sacrifice fly in the seventh for the final.


Solis ended with two hits and now has reached base in 13 straight contests. Hill also finished with two hits.


Parente and March each had two hits for the Cougars. Frank Lehmann (2-1) threw the final 3 2/3 innings of relief, allowing just a run and two hits with a strikeout.


Goldey-Beacom next Wednesday hosts 22nd-ranked Wilmington (DE) for a noon doubleheader at Doyle Field.




Goldey-Beacom Softball Handed a Pair of Setbacks at Dominican (NY)


Goldey-Beacom did not leave upstate New York with the results as planned with a pair of Central Atlantic Collegiate Conference setbacks, 7-3 and 7-0, at Dominican (NY) in Orangeburg, NY.


The Lightning in the fourth inning of game one moved to a 3-3 tie. Freshman Braydee Whitman (Dagsboro, DE) drove home a run on a fielder’s choice and sophomore Ali Henriquez (Hoboken, NJ) continued her strong play with a two-run double, plating Whitman and junior Kasey Goshorn (Salisbury, MD).


But the Chargers took the lead for good with three runs in the last of the fourth. Rajene Bowe lined a two-run triple to right field and then crossed home on an error for a 6-3 contest.


Alyssa Siess launched a one-out homer in the fifth for the final.


Henriquez and Goshorn had two hits apiece for the Lightning (6-14, 4-6 CACC).


Emily Luzetsky batted 4-for-4 with Rowe, Samantha Fitzgerald and Madison Newman getting two hits apiece for the Chargers. Madeline Uschock struck out six over seven innings, yielding three runs and four hits.


Dominican in game two plated all of its runs in the second inning. Bowe continued her onslaught with a two-run single in addition to Luzetsky lining an RBI single.


Shelby Smith (2-2) was great for the Chargers (8-11, 5-1) in tossing a one-hit shutout, striking out two over seven innings. Bowe and Luzetsky notched two hits apiece.


Goldey-Beacom next Tuesday hosts the University of the Sciences for a doubleheader at the Jackson Complex, beginning at 2:30 pm.




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SUBJECT: Blue Hen Softball Rallies in Second Game to Earn Doubleheader Split at Hofstra


DATE: March 30, 2019


HEMPSTEAD, N.Y. – Delaware rallied for eight runs in the sixth inning to post an impressive comeback victory over Hofstra as the Blue Hens and Pride split a Colonial Athletic Association doubleheader Saturday afternoon at Bill Edwards Stadium.


Hofstra took the opener, 1-0, before Delaware answered with an 11-8 victory in the nightcap.


The Pride (15-14, 3-2 CAA) scored the only run of the first game by pushing across an unearned run in the bottom of the second inning. Meghan Giordano led off with an infield single, and after Angelina Ioppolo reached on a throwing error to put runners on the corners, Jaycee Ruberti delivered an RBI single to centerfield.


Delaware (13-17, 1-4 CAA) attempted to rally in the seventh inning, but Anna Steinmetz was thrown out at second after hitting a ball to the rightfield fence. Brittney Mendoza then recorded her second hit of the game with a single to left, but Chayanna Gallardo grounded out to shortstop to end the game.


Maddi Marsh enjoyed an excellent outing in the circle for the Blue Hens, allowing just one run on six hits with three strikeouts during six innings of work. Meanwhile Hofstra pitcher Madison Burns struck out eight batters while posting a four-hit shutout.


The Blue Hens struck first in the nightcap as Hanna Garber led off the top of the third with a walk, and after stealing second and third, scored on a single by Mendoza. Steinmetz then drove home Halle Kisamore with a sacrifice fly to give Delaware a 2-0 lead.


Hofstra countered by scoring five runs in the bottom of the fourth, including a two-run single by Imani Myint and a two-run double by Kasey Collins, before the Blue Hens responded with an eight-spot in the sixth.


Steinmetz opened the rally by hitting her team-leading sixth home run of the season, while Sarah Bessel doubled home Gallardo to make it a 5-4 game. After Miranda O’Donald legged out a bunt single to load the bases, Garber walked and Kisamore was hit by a pitch to put Delaware in front.


One out later Steinmetz walked to force in another run, before Brooke Glanden capped the rally with a bases-clearing double to left.


Hofstra answered with three runs in the bottom of the frame, but Kisamore gave Delaware an insurance run with an RBI groundout in the top of the seventh. The Pride then put two runners on base with one out in the bottom half, but Marsh retired Kristin Hallam on a groundout and struck out Collins to seal the victory.


UD relief pitcher Katie Stahre earned her second win of the season in the circle, while Marsh was credited with a save after firing two scoreless frames.

 

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Date: Mon, Apr 1, 2019 at 7:55 PM
Subject: Article: DSU W GOLF TO COMPETE IN HBCU MATCH PLAY FINALS
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DSU W GOLF TO COMPETE IN HBCU MATCH PLAY FINALS
Courtesy DSU Athletic Media Relations
Mon, April 01, 2019
Raleigh, N.C. (Apr. 1, 2019) --- The Delaware State women’s golf team has advances to the finals of the 2019 HBCU Match Play Tournament after defeating Maryland-Eastern Shore at Eagle Ridge today.

The Hornets will face Hampton for the championship on Tuesday.

In the competition against Maryland Eastern Shore match, DSU had winning match play performances from Panisara “May” Chimsuti (3&2), Erin Kopinak (9&8) and Cilatlipaz Butler (7&6).

Kanyakorn "Ning" Chothirunpanit (lost 7&6) and Caroline Rakoski (lost 7&6) fell short in their matches for the Hornets on Monday.




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Goldey-Beacom Women’s Tennis Upsets No. 35 New York Tech, 5-2


Goldey-Beacom put forth one of its best efforts of the season and recorded a huge 5-2 upset of 35th-ranked New York Tech at Springton Club in Media, PA.


Goldey-Beacom entered the match ranked seventh in the East Region according to the Intercollegiate Tennis Association and definitely strengthened its case for getting an at-large berth into the NCAA Tournament. New York Tech (15-4) entered ranked number one in the region.


The Lightning fell behind 1-0 by losing the doubles point. Their only victory in that time came via sophomores Lotte Lesscher y Post (Arnhem, Netherlands) and Catarina Zheng (Oporto, Portugal), who scored a 6-2 triumph over Ivana Andric and Barbie Quadliardi.


Then the home side got it going in singles. Junior Anna Hortelano Pey (Castelldefels, Spain) started it at fifth singles with a 6-1, 6-1 win over Antonella Lopez Alcerro. Junior Alma Garcia Valle (Valladolid, Spain) continued it with a 6-3, 6-3 victory at No. 4 singles over Kaitlyn Byrnes.


Lesscher y Post played great all day and continued it with a 6-3, 6-4 victory at first singles over Quagliardi. Freshman Andrea Fresneda (Valencia, Spain) recorded a 7-5, 6-4 win at No. 6 singles over Monica Borobia before Zheng notched a 7-5, 7-6 (7-2) triumph at second singles over Diana Baumgartnere.


Goldey-Beacom (12-3) now is 4-1 in the spring campaign.


Another tough opponent awaits Friday when Goldey-Beacom hosts 40th-ranked Queens (NY). First serve at Delcastle Tennis Center is at 1:00 pm.






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Date: Tue, Apr 2, 2019 at 1:56 PM
Subject: Melville Finishes Ninth to Lead Blue Hens at Wofford Invitational
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SUBJECT: Melville Finishes Ninth to Lead Blue Hens at Wofford Invitational


DATE: April 2, 2019


SPARTANBURG, S.C. – Blue Hen junior Jack Melville finished in ninth place in the individual standings while Delaware placed 12th in the team standings this week at the Wofford Invitational.


After carding rounds of 309 and 291 on Monday, the Blue Hens recorded a 294 on Tuesday to finish 12th out of 16 squads with an 894 total. Furman easily captured the team crown with an 839 score, while Austin Peay was second at 866.


UD junior Jack Melville shot a three under par 69 during his final round on the par 72, 6,648-yard Country Club of Spartanburg course, finishing ninth with a two under par 74-71-69-214. Melville posted five birdies and 11 pars during his round on Tuesday.


Roberto Nieves tied for 45th place at the tournament with a nine over par 77-74-74-225, while Matt Pulgini carded a 10 over par 84-69-73-226 to tie for 49th place. Nick Vecellio, playing as an individual, tied for 60th place with a 13 over par 76-75-78-229.


RJ Wren tied for 63rd place after shooting a 14 over par 74-77-79-230, while Cole Alibozek finished in 87th place with a 30 over par 88-80-78-246.


Jack Crosby of Furman was the tournament medalist after carding a 13 under par 65-70-68-203.


The Blue Hens return to the course on Apr. 8-9 when they compete in the Villanova Invitational at White Manor Country Club in Malvern, Pa.

 

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Subject: Article: HORNETS TO COMPETE IN NATIONAL EQUESTRIAN CHAMPIONSHIP TOURNEY
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HORNETS TO COMPETE IN NATIONAL EQUESTRIAN CHAMPIONSHIP TOURNEY
Courtesy DSU Athletic Media Relations
Tue, April 02, 2019
Dover, Del. (Apr. 2, 2019) --- The Delaware State Equestrian Team has again qualified for national post-season championship competition. The Hornets have been selected to compete against the nation’s best in the 2019 National Collegiate Equestrian Association Event Championships Apr. 17-20 in Waco, Tex.

Under the NCEA tournament format devised last year, event championships are added, allowing schools to vie for national titles in Hunter Seat Equitation over Fences and Equitation on the Flat, in addition to Western Horsemanship and Reining.

Delaware State will compete in each of the four events.

The Hornets are seeded ninth in the Fences national championship field, its best seeding in the four events. DSU is No. 10 in the Reining field, 10th in Horsemanship and 13th on the Flat.

The Delaware State Fences team, led by 2018-19 All-United Equestrian Conference First Team selection Gabrielle Fournier, will face No. 8 Sweet Briar in the national championship opening round. The Hornets will try to avenge a 4-1 Fences loss to Sweet Briar when the teams met last October, with Zoe Kirsch capturing the lone win for the Hornets.

The Hornet Horsemanship team will battle No. 7 Texas Christian in the tournament’s first round. TCU was a 3-2 winner in Horsemanship when the teams met earlier this season.

Delaware State will face No. 7 Tennessee Martin, also a member of the United Equestrian Conference, in the opening round of the national Reining championships. Amber Van Segbrook was DSU’s lone winner in Reining vs. UT Martin in the regular season match-up between the teams.

The Hornets’ Flat team will battle No. 4 SMU in the opening round of the national tournament. Delaware State edged the Mustangs 2-1 on the Flat when the teams met in the regular season.

The top eight programs in the country will also vie for the 2019 overall team championship. The Hornets were not selected for the national team championship field, which has been reduced to eight schools from 12 in the past.

Delaware State posted its first-ever post-season victory with a win over South Dakota State in the 2018 NCEA Flat championships. The Hornets fell to Oklahoma State in the Flat semifinals last season.




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SUBJECT: Wildcats Sweep Jefferson with a 3-2 Walk-Off and 16-0 No-Hitter From Makayla McCarthy

DATE: April 2, 2019
MKR

NEW CASTLE, Del. – It took to the bottom of the eighth inning in the first game for the Wilmington University softball team to defeat Jefferson, 3-2, on a walk-off, but then Makayla McCarthy threw a five-inning no-hitter in the 16-0 second game at Asbury Field on Tuesday afternoon in a Central Atlantic Collegiate Conference matchup.

Game One:

Down to their final at bats in the bottom of the seventh inning, Annie Davila hit a homerun to tie the ballgame at 2-2 to send it into extra innings, before Wilmington could take the win in the bottom of the eighth on two Jefferson errors.

The Wildcats (19-9, 7-2 CACC) saw themselves down for most of the game as the Rams (10-16, 5-7 CACC) took a 2-0 lead in the top of the fifth inning. It wasn’t until the bottom half of the inning that Makayla McCarthy sparked a rally as she was hit by a pitch to start the inning. With two outs, Courtney Dellinger was able to hit a double into left field to score pinch runner Alexi Sann and get the Wildcats on the board.

In the bottom of the sixth inning, Kiana Broderson-Jones gave the Wildcats some momentum with one out as she tripled to left field, but the Wildcats couldn’t bring her home and would strand her on third.

Down 2-1, with one out in the bottom of the seventh inning, junior Annie Davila came up big for the Wildcats as she homered to left field to tie the ball game up at 2-2 and force extra innings.

Pitcher Caitlyn Whiteside would retire the side in order in the top of the eighth and bring the Wildcats to bat. Jazmeen Llamas would start the inning with a walk to bring the top of the lineup and Rosa’Lynn Burton up. Burton would lay down a sacrifice bunt to third base, but reach on a throwing error, advancing both her and Llamas. The Rams’ right fielder’s throw into the infield then got away from the catcher for Llamas to score and give the Wildcats the walk-off win.

Caitlyn Whiteside would throw a complete game, going 8.0 IP, allowing four hits, two runs and two strikeouts. Burton, Kiana-Borderson-Jones, Annie Davila (1 RBI), and Courtney Dellinger would all have hits for the Wildcats.

Jefferson’s Stephanie Pepper would strike out 11 batters and hit a solo homer for the Rams.

Game Two:

After the come from behind win, the Wildcats had momentum on their side, as they got out to a fast start in game two, scoring seven runs in the first two innings.

Annie Davila would bring in the first two runs as she singled to right field to start the Wildcats 16-hit game in the bottom of the first.

The hits kept coming in the next three innings for the Wildcats, as Alexis Sann, Kiana Broderson-Jones, Alyssa Velasquez, and Lauren Lopez all brought home runs in the bottom of the second to give them a 7-0 lead.

Sann would start the scoring in the bottom of the third inning for WilmU with a double, before Rosa’Lynn Burton followed her up with a triple to left field. Kiana Broderson-Jones would them single up the middle to score Burton and give the Wildcats a 10-0 lead heading into the top of the fourth.

The Wildcats were still not finished, as the first three batters in the bottom of the fourth inning got on for Wilmington to bring up Rosa’Lynn Burton. Burton would single up the middle to score one and keep the bases loaded for Broderson-Jones. Kiana Broderson-Jones would then connect for the fifth consecutive hit for the Wildcats, sending a ball over the left center fence for a grand slam to give the Wildcats a 15-0 lead.

Kiersten Comer would also get into the mix, reaching on a fielder’s choice to score Alyssa Velasquez and give WilmU their 16th run of the game heading into the top of the fifth inning.

Sophomore Makayla McCarthy would be dominant on the mound for the Wildcats, as she retired the first six batters of the game in order. The only inning she allowed a person on base was in the top of the third, but other than that, McCarthy struck out the side in the top of the fifth inning to give herself the no hitter in the contest. She would go 5.0 IP, allowing no hits, no runs, one walk, hit one batter, and had nine strikeouts.

Alexis Sann went 3-for-3 with two RBI, as Rosa’Lynn Burton went 3-for-4 with two RBI. Kiana Broderson-Jones finished with two hits, one run, and six RBI. Lauren Lopez and Annie Davila each had two RBI for Wilmington.

Next Up:

The Wildcats are back at Asbury Field on Thursday when they host Chestnut Hill for a CACC doubleheader. Game one is set for 2:30 p.m.

 

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SUBJECT: Women’s Tennis Picks Up First Win of Spring Season, 7-0, Against Millersville


DATE: April 2, 2019
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WILMINGTON, Del. - - The Wilmington University women’s tennis team picked up its first win of the spring season, downing Millersville, 7-0, on Tuesday afternoon inside the Delcastle Tennis Center.

The Wildcats (10-5) came out and took all three doubles matches to earn the point, and continue to take it to the Marauders (3-13), winning all six singles matches for the 7-0 win. The Wildcats didn’t lose a set all match.

Tess Paya and Sabrina Blasi-Smtih locked up the doubles’ point with a 6-5 victory after number three doubles, after Begona Gomar and Anushka Sathe first won at number two doubles, 6-3.

Blasi-Smith continued her good day with a 6-1 and 6-0 win at number six singles while Andrea Ribalta also won with a blank set, 6-0 and 6-1, at number five. Tess Paya continued the winning at number four singles, picking up a 6-1 and 6-1 victory. Laura Gil won at number three singles, 6-3 and 6-2, while Anushka Sathe put the Wildcats up 6-0 with a 6-3 and 6-2 win at number two singles. Begona Gomar secured the clean slate with a 7-6 (9-7) and 6-2 win at number one singles.

The Wildcats take off to Stow, Ohio, for two matches this weekend against a pair of team from Michigan. They will square off against Wayne State and Grand Valley State at the Latuchie Tennis Center.

 

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SUBJECT: No. 5 LIU Post Downs Men’s Lacrosse, 23-2

DATE: April 2, 2019
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BROOKVILLE, N.Y. – The Wilmington University men’s lacrosse team could not stop the hot handed No. 5 LIU Post from scoring as they fell, 23-2, in their final nonconference matchup game of the season on Tuesday afternoon at Bethpage Stadium.

No. 5 LIU Post (8-2) got out to a fast start against the Wildcats (5-4), scoring 10 goals in the first quarter of the contest. It wasn’t until 2:28 left in the quarter that Austin Wood made a pass to Jake Walsh for the first goal of the game for WilmU on a man-up advantage.

The Pioneers would get their next four goals in the second quarter with six minutes left until the half, and take a 19-1 lead into the break. LIU Post would keep their momentum from the first half into the second, scoring nine more goals total. Dylan McCleaft would net the final goal for the Wildcats and the also the final goal of the game with 1:18 to play in the game.

The Pioneers collected 51 groundballs to the Wildcats’ 26, while outshooting them, 44-23 in the contest. The number one face-off man in NCAA DII, Connor Farrell, won all 16 of his face-offs, winning possession back for the Pioneers after goals.

Jake Walsh’s goal would give him his eighth of the season, while Dylan McCleaft’s would give him his 32nd on the season. Noah Given made two saves in the net, while freshman Nick Race made eight.

The Wildcats start CACC play when they travel to Georgian Court next Wednesday. Opening faceoff with the Lions is set for 4:00 p.m.

 

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SUBJECT: Women’s Lacrosse Win Third Straight with 19-6 Win over Nyack on Senior Day

DATE: April 6, 2019
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NEWARK, Del. – The Wilmington University women’s lacrosse team scored 13 first half goals to help them to a 19-6 win over Nyack on Saturday afternoon at the WU Athletics Complex for Senior Day.

Before the game, junior Lisa Eller, along with seniors, Mikailla Spencer, Maddie Hurm, Marisa Parker, and Hannah Tornatore were all recognized on the turf for their accomplishments throughout their careers.

The Wildcats (6-6, 3-1 CACC) scored the first four goals of the game, including the first goal from freshman Maddie Day with 22:23 left to play in the first half. Mikailla Spencer would net her fourth goal of the season and the second of the day to give WilmU a 2-0 lead just 2:01 later. With a 4-1 lead, Nyack got on the board with 16:09 to play until the half to make it a three-goal game.

A six-goal run by the Wildcats would extend their lead to 10-1 with 8:35 to play, until the Warriors scored their second and final goal of the half just 21 seconds later. Delaney Steele would get a feed from Marisa Parker with 3:05 left until halftime to give the Wildcats a 13-2 lead into the break.

The Warriors started the second half of the game with a man-up goal with 27:41 to play to make it a 10-goal game. Nyack would score three more goals of the half to make it a 15-6 game, but Wilmington would take back their lead of 10, as Lashay Ross scored her third goal of the game to make it 16-6. Taylor Lambeth, Brooke Siebert, and Delaney Steele would net the final three goals for the Wildcats, to finish the game with a final score of 19-6.

Red shirt sophomore Delaney Steele scored three goals and had seven assists for 10 points for the Wildcats. Steele’s seven assists would tie the single game program record set by Liz Case in 2013. Today’s game also marked her second consecutive game with 10 points.

Brooke Siebert had four goals for the Wildcats, as Maddie Day (one assist) and Lashay Ross scored three goals. Taylor Lambeth (two assists) and Alexis Miller finished with two goals.

Senior Maddie Hurm made four saves in the net and only allowed two goals, as Tori Grubowski had three saves in the net.

The Wildcats are back home on Tuesday afternoon as they host Holy Family at the Complex. Opening draw is slated for 4:00 p.m.

 

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SUBJECT: Kendall Small Breaks All-Time Hits Record But Wilmington Baseball Drops Two to Post, 10-9 and 3-0

DATE: April 6, 2019
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WATERBURY, Conn. - - Post comes back to steal game one, 10-9, and the Wilmington University baseball team couldn’t solve the Eagles’ game two starter in a 3-0 loss on Saturday afternoon at Municipal Stadium.

In game one, the Wildcats’ (19-13, 8-8 CACC) Kendall Small (Dover, Del./Dover) broke the program’s all-time hits record, collecting his 197th career hit to surpass Mike Godwin and Jordan Oncay’s mark of 196 set from 2009-12.

Game One:

A late game comeback again spoiled a Wildcats’ lead in the opener, as the Eagles scored two in the bottom of the eighth and two in the bottom of the ninth to walk-off with a 10-9 victory.

Trailing 5-4 after five innings, the Wildcats tied the game with a sacrifice fly in the top of the sixth before Eddie Nevins gave the visitors the lead with a solo shot in the top of the seventh. An error with two outs in the inning allowed the Wildcats to take a 7-5 lead.

Now leading 7-6, Kendall Small broke the Wilmington program record with his 197th career base hit, smashing an RBI double to left field to give the Wildcats an 8-6 lead. Eddie Nevins followed with an RBI single and the Wildcats led 9-6 while only needing six outs.

But the Eagles got two back in the bottom of the eighth innings, hitting a solo homer to start the frame before an error gave the Eagles another run.

The Wildcats went 1-2-3 in the top of the ninth, and the Eagles had another shot. Post started the frame with back-to-back singles before Justin Mears picked up a strikeout for the first out. But Tyler Melko came through with a two-run double, walking off with the 10-9 win for the Eagles.

Dakota Graham and Eddie Nevins led the Wildcats with three hits each while Julian Kurych and Derek Donastorg finished with two hits each. Nevins and Kurych had two RBI each in the contest.

Sean Deely struck out 11 in six innings of work, allowing five runs on nine hits in the no decision. Danny Sullivan came on in the seventh for the final two outs, picking up a strike out, while Rich Albrecht struck out both batters in his 0.2 innings of work in the eighth.

Game Two:

The bats couldn’t get going in the nightcap, as Post’s starter Matt Goehrig tossed a complete game shutout, only allowing two hits. Goehrig struck out seven batters while only walking one to improve to 3-0 on the year.

Max Carney walked and stole second in the top of the second with only one out, but a line out and a strikeout left the senior on second to end the frame.

Wilmington starter Tyler Campbell was able to leave two runners on base in the first and one more on second in the second. Campbell then got the first two outs of the third inning but the Eagles picked up two hits and a hits batsman to load the bases. A walk then brought in the first run of the game, 1-0.

The Eagles took a 2-0 lead in the bottom of the fifth inning, starting the frame with back-to-back singles. Post added a two-out RBI double later in the inning as well, taking a 3-0 lead over the Wildcats.

The Wildcats went quietly in the sixth but collected a two-out single in the seventh by Quintin Ivy. Julian Kurych then reached on an error to bring the tying run to the plate, but the Eagles picked up a pop-up to end the game, 3-0.

Campbell struck out six in 4.2 innings of work, allowing three runs on eight hits and two walks. Rudy Gervolino pitched the final 1.1 innings, striking out a pair while allowing one hit.

Up Next:

The Wildcats have little time to think about Saturday’s games as they return to action on Sunday in a makeup doubleheader against Goldey-Beacom. The first pitch is set for 12:00 p.m. at Wilson Field.

 

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SUBJECT: Softball Takes Two from Concordia With 4-0 Shutout and a Five-Run Inning to Take the Nightcap, 8-4

DATE: April 6, 2019
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BRONXVILLE, N.Y. – The Wilmington University softball team tossed its 10th shutout of the season in game one with a 4-0 win, before taking game two with a five-run fifth inning over Concordia on Saturday afternoon at Clipper Field.

Game One:

A run in each of the first four innings, on top of nine hits and three Concordia errors, would give the Wildcats the 4-0 win in game one.

Rosa’Lynn Burton would get the Wildcats started in the top of the first inning with a walk, before stealing second and third to give Kiana Broderson-Jones the chance to hit a sacrifice fly out to center and give WilmU the early 1-0 lead.

Alyssa Velasquez would start the second inning the same way Burton started the first, with a walk and stolen base to put her in scoring position. Courtney Dellinger would then advance Velasquez to third on a single to center. As Dellinger stole second, a throwing error by the catcher would score Velasquez from third for the 2-0 lead.

Kiana Broderson-Jones started the top of the third inning off with a double to left center, before Makayla McCarthy singled to left center with one out. The first four innings for the Wildcats started off with the first batter getting on base, including in the fourth inning, when Courtney Dellinger got her second hit of the game. With Dellinger on second and two outs, Rosa’Lynn Burton was able to reach on a fielding error by the center fielder to advance to third and score Dellinger to give WilmU their fourth and final run of the game.

Caitlyn Whiteside would throw the two-hit shutout, allowing the only two hits in the third and fourth innings. In the other five innings, Whiteside would retire the side in order. She finished with one walk and three strikeouts to improve to 14-6 on the season.

Makayla McCarthy would go 2-for-3 with one RBI, as Courtney Dellinger went 2-for-4. Kiana Broderson-Jones would have one hit and one RBI.

Game Two:

Down by one, a five-run fifth inning would give WilmU a 6-2 lead and help pull away from Concordia (9-13, 5-9 CACC) in game two.

Courtney Dellinger would give the Wildcats the 1-0 lead in the top of the first inning with a single to left field to score Rosa’Lynn Burton, but the lead would quickly disappear as a two-run homerun from Concordia would put the Clippers in front, 2-1, heading into the second inning. A double from Lauren Lopez would be the only action for Wilmington until the top of the fifth inning.

With two outs, Annie Davila singled to left field, scoring Alyssa Velasquez to tie the game at 2-2. Dellinger and Kiana Broderson-Jones would be the next two batters to get on for the Wildcats to bring up Makayla McCarthy, who singled through the left side bringing both Dellinger and Davila home. Lauren Lopez would keep it going, as she reached on a fielding error from the left fielder, before advancing to second, scoring Broderon-Jones and McCarthy to give the Wildcats a 6-2 lead.

With two outs again in the top of the seventh inning, Lopez would hit a two-run homerun out to left field for a couple insurance runs to take an 8-2 lead heading into the Clippers’ final at bats.

The Clippers had runners in scoring position with two outs in the bottom half of the seventh, when they scored off a Wildcats errors, but McCarthy would get the final batter to fly out to center field and end the game.

Courtney Dellinger went 2-for-3 with one RBI, as Lauren Lopez went 2-for-4 with a homerun and a double for two RBI. Makayla McCarthy had one hit for the Wildcats and two RBI, while Annie Davila had one hit and one RBI.

McCarthy would go seven innings, allowing eight hits, four runs, and three walks, with nine strikeouts to improve to 8-3 on the year.

Next Up:

The Wildcats are right back on the road as they travel to Post for a doubleheader with the Eagles tomorrow afternoon. Game one is slated for 12:00 p.m.

 

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Goldey-Beacom Baseball Takes Both at Nyack


Goldey-Beacom once again looked for a Central Atlantic Collegiate Conference doubleheader sweep and got it, recording a 5-3 victory at Nyack in the opener and a 5-0 triumph in the nightcap in Pomona, NY.


Game one was about another solid pitching effort from Wauseon, OH senior Jake Trejo (3-3), who struck out six over eight innings in yielding just two runs and five hits. It was the third victory in his last four outings.


GBC in the second inning led 1-0 when sophomore Jeff Gillis (Hockessin, DE) scored on a passed ball and made it 2-0 in the fourth when senior Brandon Abdul (Old Bridge, NJ) crossed home on a bases-loaded walk. Tevin Thomas (Dover, DE) lined an RBI single in the fifth and fellow junior Ivan Solis (La Chorrera, Panama) added a run-scoring single in the sixth before getting another in the eighth for a 5-0 margin.


Nyack got three back in the bottom of the ninth on Jeremiah Alonzo’s three-run double. But Carlos Solis came in and got Herman Alvarado to strike out swinging for the final.


Solis continued his torrid stretch with three hits and now is riding a six-game hitting streak, including one hit in the nightcap. Sophomore Trent Hearn (Bethel, DE) also had three hits for the Lightning (8-22, 7-9 CACC).


Austin Fischer recorded two hits for the Warriors (11-20-1, 7-11).


Game two was scoreless going into the seventh and final frame before the Lightning erupted for five runs. Abdul scored on an error, freshman Mason Maxwell (Newfield, NJ) crushed a three-run double and junior Justin Hill (Seaford, DE) added an RBI double.


Derwood, MD sophomore Jake Heskett (1-2) went all the way for his first collegiate victory and shutout, striking out four over seven innings and allowing just two hits.


Including Wednesday’s sweep of No. 21 Wilmington, this marks the first four-game winning streak both overall and in the conference in team history.


Goldey-Beacom will make up its doubleheader at Wilmington (DE) on Sunday in New Castle. First pitch is at noon.




Goldey-Beacom Softball Splits Two With Post


Goldey-Beacom received great performances all around in a 2-1 Central Atlantic Collegiate Conference win over Post before it was handed a 3-2 loss in the nightcap.


Game one belonged to Middletown, DE sophomore Taylor Beres (6-8), who was perfect over the first three innings and took a no-hitter into the sixth. She ended the contest with five strikeouts over seven innings, yielding just an unearned run and two hits.


GBC grabbed a 1-0 lead in the last of the first inning. Sophomore Zoe Lockwood (Chesapeake City, MD) led off with a single to left-center field and senior Rachel Davis (Bethel, DE) followed with an RBI double.


The margin grew to 2-0 in the fifth. Freshman Emily Lozowski (Marlton, NJ) reached on a two-out infield single, Lockwood singled up the middle and Davis added an infield single to load the bases. Junior Kasey Goshorn (Salisbury, MD) brought home Lozowski with a bases-loaded walk.


The Eagles got one back in the sixth when an error following Leyri Rivera’s single plated Jazmin Andrews. But Beres retired the side, getting Cassidy Petrie on a groundout and Kasey Jusino on a popout.


Lockwood and Davis recorded two hits apiece for the Lightning (8-18, 6-8 CACC).


Goldey-Beacom in game two grabbed a 2-0 lead in the fourth. Sophomore Ali Henriquez (Hoboken, NJ) lined a one-out single to right and junior Jess Lusk (Victoria, BC) followed by crushing a two-run homer to left for her first of the season.


Post made it 2-1 in the fifth when Petrie lined a two-out double to score Rianne Mayer. It grabbed a 3-2 lead in the sixth on Mayer’s bases-loaded walk and Andrews’ RBI single.


Christina Loeffler (3-3) got the victory, striking out two and allowed two hits over three scoreless frames for the Eagles (10-13, 4-6). Mayer and Demi Rivera amassed two hits apiece.


Lusk closed with two hits for the Lightning.


Goldey-Beacom is home Sunday against Millersville for a 1:00 pm doubleheader at the Jackson Complex.




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Date: Sat, Apr 6, 2019 at 3:11 PM
Subject: Bats Come Alive in Nightcap as Delaware Softball Splits Twinbill with Towson
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SUBJECT: Bats Come Alive in Nightcap as Delaware Softball Splits Twinbill with Towson



DATE: April 6, 2019


NEWARK, Del. – Delaware dropped the opener, 6-0, before responding with an emphatic 11-6 victory in the nightcap as the Blue Hens split a CAA doubleheader with Towson on a sunny Saturday afternoon at the UD Softball Stadium.


The Tigers (15-19, 2-6 CAA) scored the only run they would need in the opener during the top of the first on an RBI double by Nicole Stockinger, before adding two runs in the top of the third to make it a 3-0 game. Breanna McDowell delivered an RBI single in the top of the sixth, before Julia Smith-Harrington belted a two-run homer in the seventh to cap the scoring.


Sara Johnson fired a two-hit shutout for Towson, with Halle Kisamore and Hanna Garber recording the Blue Hen hits.


The Tigers again struck first in the nightcap with two runs in the top of the second, but Delaware (16-19, 3-5 CAA) responded by scoring the game’s next nine runs. Julia Solderitch singled home Karolina Flores in the bottom of the second, before the Blue Hens scored six runs on just one hit the following frame.


Flores worked a bases loaded walk to start the rally, while Chayanna Gallardo then reached on a throwing error allowing all three runners to cross the plate. Following a pitching change Gallardo scored on a wild pitch, while Garber capped the inning with an RBI triple.


Garber then doubled home Flores and Solderitch in the bottom of the fifth, increasing Delaware’s advantage to 9-2.


The Tigers got two runs back in the top of the sixth, before the Blue Hens answered in the bottom half with RBI singles by Halle Kisamore and Reyna de Jesus to increase the margin back to seven.


Towson again scored twice in the top of the seventh and had the bases loaded, but Flores made a diving stop on a groundball up the middle and flipped to Brittney Mendoza for the force at second to end the game.


Garber, de Jesus and Solderitch each posted two hits in the victory, while Flores scored three times. Katie Stahre earned her third win of the year after allowing six runs in 6.2 innings of work, while Sarah Piening retired the final batter of the game to pick up her first career save.