Game Two Stats ( 11-3 win vs Nyack)
The RBIs in the game came from Quintin Ivy (3), Shawn Haut (2), JJ Killen (1), Jack McDonald (2), and Adrian Jimenez (1).
Seven Wildcats had runs in the win, which were Dom Fiorentino (1), Brock Nowell (2), Ivy (3), Haut (1), Killen (1), Nic Hertzfeld (1), and Ryan Speed (1).
The Wilmington hitters gained ten hits in the win, which were Nowell (2), Ivy (2), Haut (1), Killen (2), McDonald (1), Hertzfeld (1), and Speed (1).
Fiorentino (2), Ivy (2), and Killen each stole a base in the win.
Ivy hit a home run in the win.
On the pitching side, sophomore starting pitcher AJ Stento went four innings, gave up three runs, three earned runs, four hits, two walks, five strikeouts, one home run, and earned the win.
Sophomore pitcher Ryan Sandberg would come into the game for Stento as he went two innings, two walks, and four strikeouts.
Freshman pitcher Dom Grady closed the game out as he went one inning and gave up one hit.
Game Two Recap
Wilmington scored three runs in the first inning
It might have been a new game, but the Wildcats continued their scoring ways in this one by scoring three runs in the first inning.
The first run of the game came when Shawn Haut hit into a sacrifice fly (flew out to right field), which would bring home Quintin Ivy and Dom Fiorentino to give WilmU a 2-0 lead.
Three batters later, Jack McDonald would hit a single up the middle of the field, which would allow JJ Killen to score to push Wilmington’s lead to 3-0 in the bottom of the first inning.
Nyack scores their first runs of the day in the second inning
The Warriors were shut out in the first game of the day, but that would not be the case in the second one, as Sam Abreu would hit a two-run home run in the second inning to cut the lead to 3-2.
In the bottom of the second inning, the Wildcats would answer with a home run of their own, as Quintin Ivy hit a two-run home run to give his team a 5-2 lead. Ivy’s home run was his second homer of the day as he hit one in the first game.
Wildcats add five more runs in the third inning
In the top of the third inning, Nyack’s Eric Bittiger hit into a sacrifice fly (flew out to right field) which allowed his teammate Lawrence Lubchuk to score to close the lead to 5-3.
Wilmington would answer back by scoring five runs of their own in the third inning.
The first run of the bottom of the third inning came when Adrian Jimenez hit a sacrifice fly (flown out to center field), which would score Nic Hertzfeld to give their team a 6-3 lead.
Three plays later, Ryan Speed would head home on a wild pitch as WilmU took a 7-3 lead in the bottom of the third inning.
The next batter up would be Quintin Ivy as he hit a double to left field, which would allow Brock Nowell to score to push their team’s lead to 8-3.
On the next play, Ivy would steal third base, and he would score on a passed ball to give Wilmington a 9-3 lead in the third inning.
The last run of the inning would come from JJ Killen, who hit a single up the left side, which would score Shawn Haut to extend their team’s lead to 10-3.
Wildcats win 11-3
After fighting through four innings, Wilmington’s starting pitcher AJ Stento would exit the game by giving up three runs, three earned runs, four hits, two walks, five strikeouts, one home run, and earned the win.
Ryan Sandberg would come into the game for Stento in the fifth inning, as he went two innings, two walks, and four strikeouts.
In the bottom of the sixth inning, Wildcats would add one last run as Jack McDonald hit into a sacrifice fly (flown out to left field), which would bring JJ Killen home to expand their team’s lead to 11-3.
Dom Grady came in the game for Sandberg in the seventh inning as he went one inning, gave up one hit, and sealed the 11-3 win.
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