LI Road Warriors
LI Road Warriors Snap Nine Game Losing Streak With 10 Inning Win
The Long Island Road Warriors snapped their nine game losing streak Tuesday evening at home, as they defeated the North Fork Ospreys 5-4 in ten innings. Chris Mott of NYIT got the start for Long Island on the mound. In six innings of work, Mott gave up three runs on six hits, striking out four in the no-decision start. North Fork’s Joe Tardiff (Cortland) led the game off with a single to left, and stole second. Tyrese Clayborne of Texas Southern, singled in Tardiff for the first run of the game. One batter later, third baseman Tyler Gilespy (Campbell) singled in Javier Vaz (LUS Eunice) to give North Fork a 2-0 lead after the top of the first. With a 2-0 lead, Pace University’s Joe Pizzingrillo came to the mound for the Ospreys in the bottom of the first. With one out, Jake McCarthy (Mol...
LI Road Warriors Stay Undefeated With 1-0 Victory
Reporter @SachChristopher with Road Warriors right-hander Michael Mirando, who entered with a bases loaded jam in the sixth inning. He talks about his ability to get out of that big spot with the lead intact for his ballclub, and taking that momentum into a scoreless seventh. pic.twitter.com/rZ5kd9UUaS — Axcess Baseball LI (@axcessbaseball) June 4, 2019 For the host Southampton Breakers as well as for the visiting aptly-named Long Island Road Warriors, Tuesday afternoon was a chance for a first on the young season; the Breakers were looking for their first victory, and the Road Warriors trying to avoid their first loss. Despite having runners in scoring position in the final three innings, the Breakers couldn’t overcome a 1-0 deficit and lost by that score. The Road Warriors scored the onl...
Defending HCBL Champs Continue to Look Dominant
Joey Rosselli spoke with Justin Paura following the Road Warriors victory over the North Fork Ospreys pic.twitter.com/ULHXfdTxYf — Axcess Baseball LI (@axcessbaseball) June 5, 2018 The Long Island Road Warriors (2-0) are the newest addition to the Hamptons Collegiate Baseball League. They joined the HCBL last year to replace the Montauk Mustangs as the team with the most local players and made an immediate impact, winning the league championship in their inaugural season. This year, coach Neal Heaton’s squad looks in top form to defend its title. After putting up nine runs on the Riverhead Tomcats to win their opener on Sunday, the Road Warriors picked up a 7-4 in their first home contest against the North Fork Ospreys (0-2). Long Island didn’t look like a championship team in the early go...
Podcast: Neal Heaton On Winning the Hamptons League Championship
Our Pitching Analyst Neal Heaton came on the Axcess Baseball podcast to discuss his experience with the LI Road Warriors. They won the Hamptons League in their inaugural season.
