Farmington, ME – Baseball split games against the University of Maine Farmington Beavers in an away doubleheader on Sunday, May 5
th, 2024. Game one ended in a 7-5 win and game two ended in a 7-9 loss.
Thomas College: Overall (16-17), NAC (12-8)
University of Maine Farmington: Overall (9-28), NAC (5-13)
Game One:
How it Happened:
- The Terriers started game one well, scoring three runs in the top of the first inning.
- Samuel Keblinsky reached first on an error, and Tony Meza was able to score on the same error to make it 1-0.
- Matt Seymour also reached first on an error, which scored Cam Haynes.
- Aaron Young followed up with an RBI to score DJ Cagnina to make it 3-0.
- The Beavers responded in the bottom of the first, scoring two runs to make the game 3-2.
- Neither team could find a way to score in the second inning, but the Terriers struck again in the top of the third.
- Aaron Young sent a home run past the right field fence that score three runs to make it 6-2.
- The Terriers added one more run in the top of the fourth inning. Haynes singled through the left side to score Elijah Morton to make it 7-2.
- Despite the large lead, the Beavers never gave up and scored two runs in the fifth and another in the sixth to make it 7-5.
- Despite a strong outing from Terriers starting pitcher Jarrad Willette, Daniel May went into the game in relief in the bottom of the seventh.
- May was ultimately able to make quick work of the Beavers to end things at 7-5.
Inside the Stats:
Game Two:
How it Happened:
- Once again the Terriers started the game well, scoring three runs in the first inning.
- Seymour sent a single to right field which scored Haynes and Meza to make it 2-0.
- Patrick Temby followed up with a single of his own which scored Cagnina to make it 3-0.
- The Terriers added three more runs in the second inning, thanks to some good baserunning.
- Morton was able to reach first on an error, and Hayden Dippner was able to score on the same play.
- Meza, the next batter, sent a single to left field that scored Morton to make it 5-0.
- A few plays later Cagnina singled up the middle of the field which scored Meza.
- The Terriers led by six runs, but the Beavers once again began to crawl back.
- The Beavers tacked on one run in the second, and five more in a big third inning.
- The Terriers were unable to get anything going in the middle of the game, and the Beavers took advantage by adding two more runs to make it 6-8 in the fourth.
- In the fifth inning Dippner was able to reach first base on an error, and Lucas Harmon was able to score on the same error to make it 7-8.
- The Terriers were unable to score in the fifth inning as the Beavers tacked on one final run to end things 7-9.
Inside the Stats:
