2019 College Spring DE Sports Results

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SUBJECT: No. 2 Baseball Defeats No. 4 Jefferson, 2-1, on First Day of CACC Tournament

DATE: May 9, 2019
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WATERBURY, Conn. – Two runs in the bottom of the sixth gave South Division No. 2 seeded Wilmington University baseball a 2-1 lead over South Division No. 4 Jefferson, which would be enough to take game one of the Central Atlantic Collegiate Conference Tournament at Municipal Stadium in Waterbury, Connecticut.

With the win, the Wildcats will play North Division No. 2 seeded Dominican tomorrow afternoon at 12:00 p.m.

The Wildcats (36-12) and Rams were quiet in the firsts three innings of the ballgame as neither team would get a hit until the fourth. It was a pitcher’s dual for the most part throughout those innings, until Jefferson started the top of the fifth with a leadoff single. With only one out and a runner on first and third, the Rams were able to hit a sacrifice fly to score the first run of the game and take a 1-0 heading into the bottom half of the fifth.

Wilmington would go down in order in the inning, but a quick inning in the top of the sixth, including a double play, would send the Wildcats back to bat in the bottom of the sixth.

Dan Hyatt would get the inning started for WilmU on a dropped fly from the left fielder to reach first to lead off the inning. Kendall Small would lay down a sacrifice bunt to advance Hyatt to second. CACC Player of the Year Eddie Nevins would be the next batter for the Wildcats and draw a one out walk, as Dan Hyatt would advance to third on a wild pitch.

Luke Johnson would do his job and bring home Hyatt on a sacrifice fly out to right to tie the game up at 1-1 and advance Nevins to second. Max Carney then hit an RBI-single to right to score Nevins and give WilmU the 2-1 lead to end the inning trying to stretch a double on the play.

Kyle Maxwell would relieve Scull in the top of the seventh and get out of a jam, leaving runners on first and second. Zach Frederick and Dan Hyatt would pitch the final two innings, as Frederick got the Rams to groundout into a double play in the top of the eighth, before Hyatt was able to get a strikeout and fly out to end the ballgame, stranding a runner on second to get the save.

Brad Scull went 6.0 IP, allowing three hits, one earned run, and three walks, while striking out four batters. Maxwell, Frederick, and Hyatt would all strikeout one batter in each inning they pitched.

Eddie Nevins went 1-for-2 for the Wildcats with two walks, as Dan Hyatt, Luke Johnson, Max Carney, and Brett Nowell each went 1-for-3 in the ballgame. Johnson and Carney both had one RBI.

 

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From: Delaware State University Softball <dsuhornets@neulionnetwork.com>
Date: Thu, May 9, 2019 at 2:37 PM
Subject: Article: DSU SEASON ENDS WITH SECOND MEAC TOURNAMENT LOSS
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DSU SEASON ENDS WITH SECOND MEAC TOURNAMENT LOSS
Courtesy DSU Athletic Media Relations
Thu, May 09, 2019
Ormond Beach, Fla. (May 9, 2019) --- North Carolina A&T pitcher Zadaisha Waddell was four-for-four with five runs batted in to lead the Aggies to a 10-0 win over Delaware State in a MEAC Tournament elimination game today. The game was called after DSU batted in the bottom of the fifth inning due to the eight-run rule. NCA&T (9-30) stays alive in the double-elimination tournament, while the loss ends the season for the Hornets (10-32).

Waddell (5-8) pitched all five innings for the Aggies, allowing two singles, while striking out four without a walk to earn the win.

At the plate, she had a three-run double in the second inning to give NCA&T a 4-0 lead. Her two-run double in the fifth drove home the Aggies’ eighth and ninth runs.

NCA&T catcher Samantha Ramirez was two-for-three with two RBI.

Jasmine Melgoza had a first inning single and Jordan Casey singled in the fifth to account for the two Delaware State base runners.

Hornet starter Brianna Baker (7-19) was tagged with the loss.




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SUBJECT: Wildcats Defeat North Division No. 2 Dominican, 5-3, to Advance to CACC Championship Game

DATE: May 10, 2019
MKR

WATERBURY, Conn. – Down 3-2 in the bottom of the seventh inning, South Division No. 2 seeded Wilmington University baseball’s Luke Johnson hit a three-run home run to give the Wildcats a 5-3 lead over North Division No. 2 seeded Dominican to help advance Wilmington to the Central Atlantic Collegiate Conference Championship on Saturday afternoon in Waterbury, Connecticut.

The Wildcats (37-16) got the first inning started thanks to a hit by pitch to put leadoff hitter Dakota Graham on. Kendall Small and Eddie Nevins would both advance Graham, putting him in scoring position for Luke Johnson. Johnson would hit a two-out RBI single through the right side to score Graham and give WilmU a 1-0 lead over the Chargers. Max Carney would load the bases for WilmU, but the Wildcats would leave the bases loaded to end the inning.

Dominican tied the ballgame at one apiece in the top of the third on an error at home plate from the Wildcats, which was argued and eventually caused the ejection of head coach Brian August.

Kendall Small would start things in the bottom of the fifth with a leadoff single, before the next two batters would advance Small to third with two outs. Small would then give the Wildcats back the one-run lead on a wild pitch after five full.

The Chargers wouldn’t get things going until the top of the seventh with a triple to tie the ballgame at 2-2. With one out and a pitching change for the Wildcats, the Chargers would score the runner from third on a single down the right field line to give Dominican their first lead of the game, making it 3-2. Pitcher Justin Mears would let up double, but then get two straight outs to strand the runners at second and third to head into the Wildcats at bats.

With one out, Kendall Small gave WilmU some momentum with a double down the left field line, before the Chargers intentionally walked Eddie Nevins to put two on and bring up CACC home run and RBI leader Luke Johnson. Johnson would take advantage of the decision, as he hit his 12th homerun of the season out to left field to give Wilmington a 5-3 lead heading into the eighth.

Dominican looked to get the two runs back in the top of the eighth, as they put runners on first and second with one out, but Zach Frederick would get them to groundout into a double play to end the Chargers’ chances. Kendall Small would come into the ninth and close the game out, leaving a one out walk on first.

Sean Deely would get the start for WilmU and go 6.0 innings, allowing five hits, two earned runs, and four walks, while striking out four batters. Justin Mears would get the win and go to 1-4 overall, while Kendall Small picked up his first save of the season.

Small would go 3-for-4 throughout the game with a double, as Luke Johnson went 2-for-4 with four RBI, including a three-run home run. Frank Nigro also went 2-for-4 for the Wildcats, while Max Carney, Eddie Nevins, and Dakota Graham all had one hit for WilmU.

Dominican would leave 10 runners on the bases throughout the contest, with the Wildcats committing two errors.

With the win, Wilmington advances to the CACC Championship game tomorrow afternoon against Dominican starting at 12:00 p.m., as they defeated North Division No. 4 Bloomfield in the elimination game.

 

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SUBJECT: No. 3 Softball’s Record Breaking Season Comes to an End, 7-4, to No. 7 New Haven in NCAA East Regional Tournament

DATE: May 10, 2019
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NEW CASTLE, Del. – Three runs in the final two innings would give seventh seeded New Haven a 7-4 lead over third seeded Wilmington University softball, ending their record breaking season in the NCAA Division II East 2 Regional Tournament on Friday afternoon at Asbury Field.

The Chargers would jump on the board first, scoring three runs off a three-run homerun to take an early lead, heading into the Wildcats first at bats.

Kiana Broderson-Jones would start the bottom half of the inning with a one out single to left center, before stealing second to get the Wildcats going. Alyssa Velasquez would be in the three-hole and come up with a double to center, which would score Broderson-Jones and bring the deficit to 3-1.

New Haven would get one more back in the top of the second on a double to make it 4-1 lead in their favor. The Wildcats would get two on in scoring position in the bottom of the third, but the Chargers would retire three in a row to get out of the inning, stranding the runners on.

A quick 1-2-3 inning for Caitlyn Whiteside in the top of the fourth would bring the Wildcats back to the plate. Lauren Lopez would start the inning with a leadoff walk, before designated player, Kiersten Comer followed her with another walk to put both on. Lexi Baughman would then do her job and lay down a sacrifice bunt to advance the runners in scoring position, before Angela Antonini loaded the bases on a hit by pitch.

With the bases loaded and still with one out, Alexis Sann gave the Wildcats their second run of the game with a single to left, scoring Lopez, bringing up the top of the order in Rosa’Lynn Burton. Burton would get in on the action with a single, before advancing to second on a fielding error, which scored two for WilmU, tying the ballgame at 4-4. The Wildcats would have another chance with the bases loaded, but would get two straight outs to end the three run inning.

Wilmington would have a chance to take the lead in the bottom of the fifth, but stranded another runner on third. With two outs in the top of the sixth, the Chargers would take the go-ahead lead with a bases loaded walk to head into the bottom half of the inning. Another opportunity for the Wildcats was there, as Sann and Burton hit back-to-back singles to start the inning off, but New Haven was able to retire the next three batters in order, leaving the two runners on.

Still a one-run game heading into the final inning, the Chargers would hit a two-out, two-run shot to left to extend their lead to 7-4, heading into the Wildcats’ final at bats. After coming back from the 4-1 deficit, the Wildcats could not get a seventh inning rally going, ending the ballgame, 7-4.

Juniors Rosa’Lynn Burton and Alexis Sann both went 2-for-3 in the ballgame, as Burton had two RBI, as Sann collected one. Alyssa Velasquez had a double and one RBI in the contest, while Kiana Broderson-Jones had one hit.

Senior Caitlyn Whiteside would finish out her dominating season and career, going 7.0 IP, allowing eight hits, six earned runs, and four walks, while striking out four batters. Whiteside would end the season with a single season wins record of 20-9. The CACC Pitcher of the Year leaves Wilmington, pitching the most innings in program history with 678.2 throughout her career, among other career program records.

Wilmington would finish the season 39-15 overall, capturing their best overall record in program history.

 

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SUBJECT: BACK-TO-BACK: Bats Come Alive in CACC Championship Game as Wildcats Claim Eighth Title, 14-8, over Dominican


DATE: May 11, 2019
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WATERBURY, Conn. - - Last year it took the performance of the pitching staff of the Wilmington University baseball team to claim the Central Atlantic Collegiate Conference Tournament Championship, but the 2019 version was led by the bats, as the Wildcats won back-to-back titles with a 14-8 victory over Dominican on Saturday afternoon at Municipal Stadium.

It is the first time the Wildcats won back-to-back CACC Tournament Championships since they won three straight from 2011-13. This is also head coach Brian August and the Wildcats’ eighth conference championship since becoming NCAA eligible for the 2005 season. V

With the win, the Wildcats earn the conference’s automatic bid into the NCAA Division II East Regional Tournament and await their fate with the NCAA Selection Show scheduled for Sunday night at 10:00 p.m. on NCAA.com.

The Wildcats led the conference in hitting all season long, and needed the bats more than ever in Saturday’s championship game. They trailed at multiple points throughout the day, including 2-0, 4-1, and 7-5, before scoring nine runs in their final four at-bats to claim the trophy.

CACC Tournament MVP Max Carney put the Wildcats on the board with an RBI single in the bottom of the second, and then gave the home team a 5-4 lead with a two-run single in the bottom of the third. But Dominican answered right back with a three-run top of the fourth, and carried their 7-5 lead into the bottom of the fifth.

But that is when the Wildcats’ bats took off, as Kendall Small reached by getting hit by a pitch to start the inning. CACC Player of the Year Eddie Nevins then tripled to chase home Small before Luke Johnson singled to score Nevins and tie the game, 7-7. Now with two outs in the inning, the Wildcats executed a first and third double steal to take the lead before Brett Nowell singled into right field to score Carney for the 9-7 advantage.

The Chargers tacked on a run with a sacrifice fly, but the Wildcats finished out the game with five unanswered runs to take the Championship. Nevins had an RBI ground out before Luke Johnson made it 11-8 with an RBI single. Dakota Graham then hit a double to the gap in right center for two more runs in the seventh before Brooks Ryan capped the scoring with an RBI single in the eighth for the 14-8 lead.

Starting pitcher Dan Hyatt didn’t have his typical start, but went five and struck out three while allowing seven runs (six earned) on nine hits to improve to 9-1 on the year. Danny Sullivan tossed 2.1 innings while only allowing one unearned runs before Zach Frederick came on and finished off the eighth. Kendall Small then struck out a pair in the ninth, including the championship out to spark the dog pile.

Max Carney went 4-for-5 with two RBI and two runs scored while Luke Johnson went 3-for-5 with a double, two RBI and two runs scored. Dakota Graham, Eddie Nevins, and Brooks Ryan each had two hits as well, with Nevins collecting four RBI.

The Wildcats also have won CACC Tournament Championships in 2007, 2009, 2011, 2012, 2013, 2015, and 2018.

 

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Date: Mon, May 13, 2019 at 2:06 PM
Subject: Article: DSU TO FACE FLA. A&M IN MEAC TOURNEY OPENER
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DSU TO FACE FLA. A&M IN MEAC TOURNEY OPENER
Courtesy DSU Athletic Media Relations
Mon, May 13, 2019
Dover, Del. (May 13, 2019) ---Delaware State will battle Florida A&M in the opening round of the 2019 Mid-Eastern Athletic Conference Baseball Tournament on Wed. (May 15) at 12:00 p.m. in Daytona Beach, Fla. The Hornets are the tournament’s No. 3 North seed, while the Rattlers are seeded second in the MEAC South.

This will be the third time in three seasons that Delaware State and Florida A&M will meet in the MEAC Tournament. The teams met twice in the 2017 tourney in Salisbury, Md. That season, the Rattlers defeated the Hornets 12-2 in the opening round, but DSU bounced back to defeat Florida A&M 7-4 in an elimination contest.

The winner of the Delaware State / Florida A&M first round contest will battle No. 1 North seed Norfolk State on Thursday (May 16) at 3:00 p.m.

The Hornets won their last four games, including a 9-7 victory over Richmond of the Atlantic 10 Conference on May 7, to finish the regular season with an 18-23 overall record. DSU finished with a 12-12 mark in MEAC Northern Division play.

Garrett Lawson (jr.), a three-time 2019 MEAC Pitcher-of-the-Week, is expected to start the tournament opener for the Hornets. Lawson is 7-3 with a MEAC-best 1.85 earned run average this season. He also leads the league with a .196 opponent batting average and is tied for the conference high with 97 strikeouts.

At the plate, DSU designated hitter Miguel Rivera (so.) is third in the MEAC with a .370 average, third in the league in on-base percentage (.447) and fifth in slugging percentage (.504).

Hornet third baseman Jared Gillis (jr.) is batting .305 and is sixth in the MEAC with 35 RBI and tied for seventh in the conference with 12 doubles.

DSU second baseman John Weglarz is hitting .319 and is tops on the team with 53 hits.

The Hornets are 57-67 all-time in the MEAC Tournament. DSU won its lone tournament championship in 1989, and also made final round appearances in 1988, ’91, ’93, 2004 and 2012.




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Goldey-Beacom Women’s Tennis Rolls to 4-0 NCAA Tournament Victory Over Concordia (NY)


Goldey-Beacom grabbed all the momentum early against fellow-Central Atlantic Collegiate Conference foe Concordia (NY) and did not relinquish, rolling to a 4-0 victory in the first round of the NCAA Tournament in Weymouth, MA.


The Lightning’s third NCAA Tournament triumph in program history is the first via shutout and the second against a CACC opponent. The first such CACC win came in 2015, a 5-3 victory over Chestnut Hill.


Third-seeded GBC (15-4) is on to the second round and will battle No. 2 seed Stonehill, beginning at noon at the Weymouth Club in Weymouth, MA.


Junior Silvia Hortelano Pey (Castelldefels, Spain) and freshman Maria Bruno (Maracay, Venezuela) got things going for the Lightning with a 6-3 triumph at second doubles over Kristel Kalm and Katrina Sta Cruz from the sixth-seeded Clippers (15-8).


The highly anticipated rubber at first doubles between 13th-ranked sophomores Lotte Lesscher y Post (Arnhem, Netherlands) and Catarina Zheng (Oporto, Portugal) against No. 40 Angelica Karlsson and Josefina Torres lived up to the hype. The battle went to a tiebreak before Goldey-Beacom found its way to a 7-6 (9-7) triumph for the doubles point.


It was their 20th victory of the year, the most by one team in school history and one off the mark set last season by Frekrika Regner.


The momentum and enthusiasm carried into singles play. This started with Zheng rolling to a 6-2, 6-0 victory at second singles over Kalm. It was Zheng’s team-leading 17th singles triumph of the season, tied for the third most in program annals.


Junior Anna Hortelano Pey (Castelldefels, Spain) kept things going at fifth singles with a 6-1, 6-3 win over Franziska Putschbach for a 3-0 GBC lead. Lesscher y Post ended things with a 6-1, 6-3 triumph over Karlsson for her 15th singles victory of the season.


The Lightning also won their opening sets in the three unfinished matches. Freshman Elin Anderson (Conwy, Wales) was up 6-4 at third singles, junior Alma Garcia Valle (Valladolid, Spain) held a 6-4 cushion at No. 4 singles and freshman Andrea Fresneda (Valencia, Spain) opened a 6-1 margin at sixth singles.


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SUBJECT: Comeback Falls Short in First NCAA Match, As NYIT Hangs on against Women’s Tennis, 4-2

DATE: May 13, 2019
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FLUSHING, N.Y. - - Competing in its first NCAA Division II East regional Tournament Match on Monday, the Wilmington University women’s tennis team made a comeback effort against NYIT, but fell just short, 4-2, at the QC Tennis Center.

The fifth seeded Wildcats (10-9) got their first point of the day from Andrea Ribalta at No. 4 singles, cutting the deficit in half, 2-1. Sabrina Blasi-Smith then won at No. 5 singles, 6-1 and 6-3, to keep the Wildcats’ hopes alive, 3-2, with singles play still going on at number one and three.

Tess Paya fought back from a set down to win the second set, 6-4, forcing a third and final frame at number three singles. Begona Gomar was trying to do the same at number one singles, but Barbie Quagliardi fought off four straight set points to come back and win the tiebreaker, 7-5, giving the Bears their fourth point of the match.

The Bears got off to a strong start in doubles play, winning at number three, 6-0, and then taking the point with a win at number two doubles, 6-1. Laura Gil and Andrea Ribalta were tied, 3-3, at number one doubles, when the match was halted.

Ribalta won her match at number four singles, 6-1 and 6-1.

The Wildcats captured their first Central Atlantic Collegiate Conference Tournament Championship in the fall to earn the conference’s automatic qualification into the NCAA Division II East Regional Tournament. Wilmington women’s tennis just completed its third year of existence.

 

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SUBJECT: Golf’s Ryan Rucinski Named CACC Player of the Year, as Enrique Valverde Earns CACC All-Conference Team

DATE: May 13, 2019
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NEW HAVEN, Conn. – Before their trip to the Atlantic/East Super Regional Tournament, the Wilmington University men’s golf team’s Ryan Rucinski was named Central Atlantic Collegiate Conference Player of the Year, as teammate Enrique Valverde earned a spot on the CACC All-Conference Team, as announced by Commissioner Dan Mara.

Rucinski tied for fourth in the Crofton Invitational from April 22-23 with a three round total of 223 (+7), including a second-round even par score of 72. In the SNHU Penmen Invitational, which was shorted due to rain, he finished tied for first, finishing with a two-under-par, 70. In early February, Rucinski competed against some of the top players in Division II at the Saint Leo Invitational in Florida, as he finished 10th with an even-par score of 216 through three rounds. The senior recently led the Wildcats at the NCAA DII Atlantic/East Super Regional, finishing third overall in the tournament. Throughout the three-day tournament, he shot rounds of 74-73-72 for a 219 (+3). This is the second time in Rucinski’s career earning the CACC Player of the Year honor. He is currently ranked fourth overall in the East Region heading into the Division II National Tournament, according to GolfStat.com.

Enrique Valverde tied Rucinski at the Crofton Invite, tying for fourth overall with an identical score of Rucinski’s 223 (+7). Valverde went 77-74-72 throughout the three rounds. In the Penmen Spring Invitational, the sophomore tied for first, shooting a round of 70 (-2), as the second round was postponed. In the Wildcats recent appearance at the NCAA Division II Atlantic/East Super Regional, he finished tied for 14th overall with an overall 226 (+10), shooting 77-76-73 throughout the three day tournament. This is Valverde’s first time earning the All-Conference Team in just his second year with the program. Valverde enters the National Tournament ranked sixth in the East Region according to GolfStat.com.

With their third place overall finish at the Atlantic/East Super Regional Tournament, the Wildcats earned their spot in the 2019 NCAA Division II National Tournament, which will begin on Monday, May 20 in Daniels, West Virginia.

Along with Rucinski, other major award winners were Concordia’s Gabe Goodman, who earned CACC Rookie of the Year, and Dominican’s Keith Prokop, who was named CACC Coach of the Year. Concordia College earned the Team Sportsmanship to round out the major awards.

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2018-19 CACC Men’s Golf All-Conference Team
Sebastian Armas (Dominican College)
Kanoon Bunthanawong (Concordia College)
Michael Erickson (Post University)
Gabe Goodman (Concordia College)
Minwoo Park (Concordia College)
Danny Parker (Dominican College)
Ryan Rucinski (Wilmington University)
Matthieu Sicard (Post University)
Enrique Valverde (Wilmington University)
Hunter Wescott (Dominican College)

Player of the Year: Ryan Rucinski (Wilmington University)
Rookie of the Year: Gabe Goodman (Concordia College)
Coach of the Year: Keith Prokop (Dominican College)
Team Sportsmanship Award: Concordia College

 

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SUBJECT: Softball’s Burton, Lopez, and McCarthy Earn 2019 NFCA DII East All-Region First Team

DATE: May 13, 2019
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LOUISVILLE, Ky. – After a record breaking season, three Wilmington University softball student-athletes were named to the 2019 National Fastpitch Coaches Association Division II All-Region Teams, which is conducted by NFCA member coaches in all eight regions.

Junior Rosa’Lynn Burton, along with sophomores Lauren Lopez and Makayla McCarthy were all named to the 2019 NFCA DII East All-Region First Team for their accomplishments this season.

After a dominating junior season, Rosa’Lynn Burton earned NFCA First Team East All-Region for the second time in her career. Burton finished the season first in the CACC and in the region batting .517. She is the only player throughout all three conferences to bat over .500 on the year. She also led the Region in stolen bases, going 60-60 on the year, breaking her own single-season record of 47. Her 60 stolen bases are 24 more than the Region’s next highest number of stolen bases on the year with 36. The left fielder also led the region with 91 hits on the season, including five doubles, five triples, and one home run. Earlier in the season, she broke the programs all-time career hits of 201, and now stands with 266 career hits through her junior season. Burton also topped the Region with a .543 on-base percentage, and finished the season with a .619 slugging percentage.

Sophomore Lauren Lopez adds to her standout season, as she was tied for leading the region with 61 RBI this year. She broke the program’s all-time RBI in a season with 51, and also broke the program’s single-game record of eight RBI set back earlier in the season against Holy Family. In just two seasons in the program, she is now second all-time in program history with 101 RBI for her career, trailing Colby Wyatt, who totaled 112 RBI throughout 2014-17. The third baseman finished fourth in the CACC with 67 hits, including 17 doubles, one triple, and two homeruns on the season. She played in all 54 games for the Wildcats and finished 10th in the CACC batting .370, with a .389 on-base percentage, and a .508 slugging percentage.

This is the second consecutive year for sophomore Makyala McCarthy to earn the NFCA East All-Region honor, as she earned Second Team as a freshman last season. McCarthy finished third in the CACC with 18 wins in the circle this season, while putting up a 2.19 ERA. She also finished third in the CACC striking out 128 batters. In 134.0 IP, she allowed 106 hits, 43 earned runs, and 46 walks. The utility-pitcher also finished with 35 hits on the season, including six doubles, one triple, and two homeruns for 29 RBI. In her 114 at bats, she finished with a batting average of .307, with an on-base percentage of .374, and a slugging percentage of .430.

All honorees are now eligible for the selection to the 2019 NFCA Division II All-American teams, which will be announced on Wednesday, May 22 at the NCAA Division II National Championship Banquet in Denver, Colorado.

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2019 NFCA DII East All-Region Teams

First Teamitcher - Morgan Perry - Saint Anselm CollegePitcher - Hannah Olshevski - Long Island University PostCatcher - Julia Seader - Long Island University PostFirst Base - Nicole Spiegelberg - Felician CollegeSecond Base - Emily Whitman - Adelphi University
Third Base - Lauren Lopez - Wilmington UniversityShortstop - Allison Luzzi - University of Bridgeport
Outfield - Rosa'Lynn Burton - Wilmington UniversityOutfield - Allie Laird - Long Island University PostOutfield - Steph Donah Felician CollegeDesignated Player - Kaileen Cain - Caldwell University
Utility-Pitcher - Makayla McCarthy - Wilmington UniversityUtility-Non-Pitcher - Hannah Mueller - Mercy College

Second Team:
Pitcher - Maddy Barone - Southern New Hampshire UniversityPitcher - Ally Muller - Adelphi UniversityCatcher - Erin Garczynski - Southern New Hampshire UniversityFirst Base - Marissa Trezza - Georgian Court UniversitySecond Base - Emma Carruth - Pace UniversityThird Base - Samantha Sabor - University of BridgeportShortstop - Nora Conway - Caldwell UniversityOutfield - Abbey Fortin - Long Island University PostOutfield - Astasia Myler - College of Saint RoseOutfield - Mikayla Newham - Mercy CollegeUtility-Pitcher - Courtney Greene - Molloy CollegeUtility-Non-Pitcher - Christine Misiur - Caldwell University

 

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SUBJECT: Three Run Eighth Inning Ends Baseball’s Season, 6-3, as NYIT Advances to East Super Regional Series

DATE: May 18, 2019
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GARDEN CITY, N.Y. - - A three-run bottom of the eighth inning was too much to overcome as the fourth seeded Wilmington University baseball team fell to fifth seeded NYIT, 6-3, in the NCAA Division II East 1 Regional Final on Saturday at Bonomo Field on the campus of Adelphi University.

The loss ends the 2019 season for the Wildcats, being only the second team in the program’s NCAA era to win 40 games. They finished 40-17 overall, winning their eighth Central Atlantic Collegiate Conference Tournament, and second straight Bill Giles Invitational. The 40 wins are second most in program history, second to only the 2013 team who posted 43 wins.

Trailing for the majority of the game, the Wildcats had life late, tying the game, 3-3, with a two-run top of the eighth inning. But the Bears (35-14) answered right back with a three-run bottom half, regaining the lead, 6-3, heading into the ninth and final inning.

The Wildcats then brought the tying run to the plate with one out in their final at-bats, but a pair of ground balls ended the game and allowed NYIT to advance to the NCAA East Super Regional next weekend.

Kendall Small broke his own single season hits record in the top of the first inning, collecting his 78th base knock of the year. He went 3-for-5, ending his storybook career with his name plastered all over the record books. He had 80 hits this year, totaling 238 for his career. He also set a new single season RBI record with his sixth inning double, bringing in his 63rd run of the year to break Jason Rust’s mark set in 2007. His 165 career RBI are also a new program record.

The Bears took an early lead on the Wildcats, scoring three times in the bottom of the second inning. A one out single put runners on first and third before a double scored the game’s first run. A second run came home on a chopper to first, as the runner was able to beat the throw home. A sacrifice fly then put the Bears on top, 3-0, after two complete innings.

It looked as though the Wildcats were starting something in the top of the third, as Frank Nigro avoided a tag running to first to put the first two runners of the inning on. But it was finally ruled Nigro was out of the base line, and a runner was left on third to end the inning.

The Wildcats had a chance in the sixth, as Nigro started the inning off with a double down the left field line. Dakota Graham walked to put two runners on but Quintin Ivy’s hard hit ball up the middle was stopped and turned into a double play to halt a big rally. Kendall Small scored the runner from third with a double inside the first base bag and back-to-back walks loaded the bases with two outs. But Max Carney’s fly ball to right was caught to end the threat.

Kendall Small doubled to put runners on second and third with one out in the eighth, and the Wildcats were looking to roll once more. Eddie Nevins delivered with a sacrifice fly to bring the game to 3-2, and Brooks Ryan beat out a single down the third base line, scoring Small to tie the game, 3-3.

Max Carney kept the inning alive with a bunt base hit, but Luke Johnson’s pinch-hit attempt was fielded, ending the inning with two runners on base.

A leadoff walk came around to score in the bottom of the eighth and then a pair of two out hits tacked on two more runs and the 6-3 lead for the Bears.

Frank Nigro singled and Dakota Graham was hit by a pitch to bring the tying run to the plate with one out in the ninth. But a chopper to third produced the second out before a grounder to first ended the game.

Dan Sullivan threw 3.1 innings of relief, allowing only one hit while Rudy Gervolino came on and got out the sixth and went 1.1 innings with two strikeouts.

Max Carney finishes his career second all time with 222 hits, going 1-for-4 on Saturday. Kendall Small went 3-for-5 with two doubles while Frank Nigro ended his career with a 2-for-4 performance.

 

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WEGLARZ/ RIVERA HONORED FOR MEAC TOURNAMENT PERFORMANCES
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Daytona Beach, Fla. (May 18. 2019) --- Delaware State second baseman John Weglarz (so. and designated hitter Miguel Rivera (so.; Dover, Del.) have been honored by their Mid-Eastern Athletic Conference for their play in this week’s conference championship tournament.

Weglarz and Rivera were each named to the MEAC All-Tournament Team for their roles in leading the Hornets to a 2-2 tournament record.

Weglarz was 11-for-18 (.611) with a triple, double, four RBI and three runs scored in the Hornets’ four tournament games to end the season with a .348 batting average. He was three-for-three in DSU’s opening round loss to eventual champion Florida A&M and had four hits, including a triple and two RBI in the Hornets’ 6-5 victory over Coppin State in an elimination contest. The Bear, Del., native had two hits in each of the last two tournament games.

Rivera had two home runs and six RBI in the tournament. He was two-for-five with two homers and three RBI in the Coppin State tournament contest and recorded a triple and two runs batted in vs. Florida A&M in the opening round. The Dover, Del., product ended the season with a team-high .353 batting average.




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SUBJECT: Baseball’s Eddie Nevins Caps 2019 with Three All-American Honors

DATE: June 4, 2019
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NEWARK, Del. - - Following the conclusion of the 2019 Wilmington University baseball season, junior utility man Eddie Nevins continues to collect the postseason awards, as he was named an All-American in all three organizations, including a pair of First Team All-Americans honors.

Nevins (Fairfax, Va./South County) was named a 2019 First Team All-American by the Division II Conference Commissioners Association (voted on by the nation’s sports information directors), and the by the National Collegiate Baseball Writers Associations (voted by on the media). He was also named a Second Team All-American by the American Baseball Coaches Association, as voted on by the nation’s head coaches.

He becomes the Wildcats’ first All-American since the 2015 season, when Wilmington had five student-athletes earn All-American status by at least one of the three organizations. Nevins becomes the first First Team All-American since Tyler Fries and Frank Samluk earned the distinction by Daktronics (now D2CCA) following the 2015 season. He is only the fourth Wildcats baseball player to be named a First Team All-American, including Jason Rust’s honor by the ABCA in 2007.

Nevins finished out his record-breaking season batting .440 on the year, which ranked him third across all of NCAA Division II and second in the Region. The utility player recorded 77 hits this season, including 15 doubles, five triples, and eight homeruns. His 62 RBI this season was one shy of teammate Kendall Small's 63, which broke a program-record for RBI in a season. He led the team in stolen bases with 16 this year, while only being caught three times. He also led the team in walks with 43, while scoring 65 runs. Nevins also broke a program record with a .548 on base percentage this season and finished out the year with a .730 slugging percentage. He had a season-high five RBI, going 3-for-5 against eighth seeded Franklin Pierce in the NCAA Regional Tournament.

Angelo State’s Josh Elvir was named the Ron Lenz Player of the Year in the D2CCA release, while also taking home the NCBWA’s Player of the Year honor. West Texas A&M’s Joe Corbett was named the Ron Lenz Pitcher of the Year by the D2CCA and was also named the NCBWA’s Pitcher of the Year. Colorado Mesa’s skipper Chris Hanks was named the NCBWA Coach of the Year to round out the major awards.

Click here to see the 2019 D2CCA All-American Teams

Click here to see the 2019 NCBWA All-American Teams

Click here to see the 2019 ABCA All-American Teams