Score: Georgetown 7, UAlbany 5
Location: Capital One Park – Tysons, Va.
Records: UAlbany (0-14, 0-0 America East) | Georgetown (13-6, 0-0 Big East)
Short Story: The University at Albany baseball team falls in a close hard-fought contest at Georgetown, 7-5, Sunday afternoon.
Key Stat Lines
Coach Jeff Kaier: "Really proud of our effort today.
Ryan Pittz gave us a quality start and the bullpen backed him up. This was a step in the right direction against a quality opponent as we look forward to conference play."
How it Happened:
- UAlbany gave Ryan Pittz the start. Everett Catlett got the start for Georgetown.
- The Hoyas scored first with a solo home run by Owen Carapellotti to lead off the second inning.
- Josh Rolling slugged a home run to lead off in the fourth. Derek Smith extended the Hoyas' lead with another home run, making it 3-0.
- Cregg Scherrer came in for the Great Danes to start the fifth inning.
- Georgetown brought in Cody Jensen from the pen in the sixth inning with runners on first and second.
- With two runners on, Cooper Loyal singled through the right side to score Jared Toby. Anthony Scarabino earned a walk with bases loaded to see another UAlbany run to cross the plate, reducing the difference to 3-2.
- Nick Davis came in to pitch for the Hoyas with bases loaded in the sixth.
- Dylan Banner came into pitch for the Great Danes in the sixth.
- Carapellotti hit his second home run of the contest in the sixth, making it 5-2.
- UAlbany brought in Steven Turk to pitch in the seventh.
- After a lead-off double, Carapellotti hit an RBI double to left center. Smith hit a sac fly to push the score to 7-2.
- With the first two batters reaching base, Toby hit a three-run home run to deep right center, reducing the Hoyas' advantage to 7-5.
- Marshall Whitmer was called in to pitch for Georgetown in the ninth inning with one out.
- The Hoyas held on to win the contest, 7-5.
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