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Hofstra defeated NYIT by the score of 13-1. A 1-1 game entering the top of the eighth quickly became a blowout when the Pride scored 11 runs in the final two innings to improve to 14-13 on the season while the Bears drop to 1-30. John Schilt recorded the win with two shutout innings of relief for his first W.
Robbie Cafiero went 4-for-4 with one RBI and one run scored and Eric Ferguson added three hits, four RBI and one run scored. The Pride will take on Delaware today in the first game of a three game set.
Molloy shutout Bridgeport behind Max Schonfeld’s five-hitter. It was his fourth victory of the season. He allowed two walks and struck out two. The only run he needed came in on an RBI single by John Galanoudis in the first inning. For good measure, Kyle Van Duyne drove in a run with an RBI double in the seventh.
The Lions are now 13-15 and will continue their series with Bridgeport tomorrow.
Dowling beat CW Post by the score of 11-2 to improve to 23-8 and drop CW Post to 12-11. The big story was Tyler Badamo throwing eight innings, allowing no earned runs to run his streak of innings without an earned run to 60. He has allowed unearned runs, which would differentiate this streak from Orel Hershiser’s record of 59.2 in 1988. Badamo struck out 10 batters. He is now 6-1 and his statistics are other-worldly. He has a chance to be a first-team All-American if he continues anywhere near this streak.
Joey Arena suffered his third loss for the Pioneers, he entered with the lowest H/9 in Division-II at 3.79, but that suffered as he allowed five hits in four innings.
Jon Cruz compiled three hits and scored three runs and Adam Schuster added three hits and three RBI. The series will continue tomorrow.
Old Westbury split a double header with Stevens. They won 3-1 and lost 12-4. In the victory, Arismendy Nunez won his fourth game of the season by throwing a seven-inning no-hitter, but a run did come in on an error by the right fielder. Nunez struck out four batters.
Jon Pagan had two hits and scored two runs for the Panthers who are now 12-17 and will play today in Randall’s Island.
Farmingdale defeated Staten Island 8-2 to improve to 17-9. Matt Seelinger got the start but was taken out after 1.2 innings. He was relieved by Timmy Trimarchi, who threw 3.1 shutout innings to record the win.
Five Rams recorded two hits; Anthony Alvino, Ed Bergmann, Tom Rydzewski, Richard Sullivan and Sal Sanguini. The latter drove in three runs. Staten Island made four errors while only recording three hits.
The Rams will take on Purchase in a conference double header today.
St. Joseph’s swept Mount St. Mary’s in a double header to improve to 12-14 on the season. They have responded nicely from their 2-8 start.
In the first game, they won 5-0 behind Glenn Patriss’ four-hit shutout for his third win of the season. He walked three and struck out three. Dan Diblasi had three hits and three players had two hits; Brian Godoy, Joe Calabrese and Mike Aloisio.
They won the second game 2-1. Steven Szobesky threw 5.1 innings and allowed one run for his third win of the season. Frank Trionfo fired 1.2 shutout innings for his third save of the season.
The two runs came on an RBI single by Dan Diblasi and on an error. They will take on NYU-Poly in a double header.
