OTTAWA, Kan. – The York University baseball team lost a 10-0 contest at Ottawa Sunday afternoon in the series finale.
The Panthers are now 15-30 on the year, including 13-20 in KCAC action.
Head coach
Brian Walth's team saw the Braves plate a run in the first and second as well as two in the third for a 4-0 advantage. York kept Ottawa off the board for the next three frames before the home squad pushed across two in the seventh and four in the eighth for the 10-0 win.
Jose Martinez led off the game with an infield single to the shortstop, but three straight outs concluded the inning. An inning later,
Hunter Arellano drew a walk and hustled to second on a wild pitch. After a walk to
Landon Morgan,
Jay Twedt recorded a single to left field, loading the bases. However, a double play ended the inning.
Austin Petersen registered a two-out single in the third. In the sixth,
Sam Hodoly doubled to left field and
Noah Prasad entered as a pinch runner. After a walk to
Marek Stone, a groundout pushed both runners into scoring position. A fly ball ended the threat.
Nathan Eisenmenger posted a single in the seventh, but the team was unable to drive him in.
For the game, Martinez, Petersen, Hodoly, Twedt and Eisenmenger had base hits. Hodoly notched a double.
On the mound,
Sam Reynolds worked six frames. He gave up four runs on seven hits. Reynolds accounted for six strikeouts.
Dakota Angielski tossed 1.2 frames. He gave up six runs on four hits with a pair of strikeouts.
James McCown also saw time on the mound.
The Panthers return to action Friday when they host the University of Saint Mary at 5 p.m. Live stats and video will be available at Yorkpanthers.com
