United States Coast Guard Academy - Department of Athletics

SPRINGFIELD, MASS.--(4/18/09)--John Schmaltz, Luke Gabordi, and Karl Quist all had two hits to lead Springfield to an 8-4 victory over Coast Guard in Game #1 of a doubleheader this afternoon at SC's Berry-Allen Field. In the second game, a Joe Kropa sacrifice fly in the bottom of the eighth proved decisive as SC completed the sweep, 1-0.

With the wins, Springfield qualified to compete in the New England Women's and Men's Athletic Conference (NEWMAC) post-season tournament. Springfield thus upped its record to 9-20 overall, 5-6 in the NEWMAC, while Coast Guard fell to 6-22 overall, 2-10 in the league.

The first game was tied at 4-all entering the bottom of the third, but the Pride scored two in the third and two more in the fifth to take command of this 7-inning game.

Baseball - Bears Fall in Extra Innings

Keith Laird got on base four times with two walks, two hits while also driving in two runs for the Bears.

BUZZARDS BAY, MASS.--(4/16/09)--Sophomores Sarkis Nahigian and Wil Rodriguez each scored on wild pitches with one out in the bottom of the 10th inning as Massachusetts Maritime rallied for an 8-7 non-league college baseball victory over Coast Guard at Commodore Hendy Field.

The host Buccaneers (8-12) trailed 7-6 heading into bottom of the extra frame, as an RBI double off the bat of senior Brian Yurovich had given the visiting Bears (6-20) the one-run cushion. Junior Joe Albano led off with a walk and advanced to second when Rodriguez reached on a fielder's choice, and after a sacrifice, freshman pinch-hitter Kyle Armstrong walked to load the bases. Nahigian, who was pinch-running for Albano, scampered home on the first wild pitch with a 1-0 count on freshman Nick Montalto and Rodriguez plated the game-winner on the third pitch of Montalto's at-bat for the hosts.

Baseball - WPI Blanks Bears

Ben Barrett pitched five solid innings of relief for the Bears.

NEW LONDON, CONN.--(4/14/09)--Senior Conor Fahey allowed just two singles and struck out ten over eight innings and WPI scored nine times in the fourth inning enroute to a 13-0 win over Coast Guard in a New England Women’s and Men’s Athletic Conference (NEWMAC) game.

Fahey (4-1) allowed a leadoff single to freshman Joe Petry and a single to senior Steve Lewis in the sixth and also walked just one while recording double figure strikeouts for the fourth time this season.

WPI (18-9, 7-3) got all it would need in the third on a sacrifice fly by junior Joe Walsh and a bases loaded walk to freshman Mitch McClune for a 2-0 lead.

Brian Yurovich had two hits and two RBI's in game two. (photo by Paul Duddy)

CAMBRIDGE, MASS.--(4/13/09)--Freshman Torre Swanson and sophomore Ryne Barry delivered tremendous starts on the mound for MIT and the Tech bats enjoyed an equally-effective afternoon, as the Engineers dropped NEWMAC rival Coast Guard in a pair of conference games on Monday at Briggs Field.

Thomas Phillips drove in a career-high seven runs to pace an 18-1 victory for the Cardinal and Gray in game one, while the Engineers hung on for a 7-4 win in the nightcap.

Mike Ahlin endured a tough loss for the Bears (6-18, 2-7 NEWMAC) in the first game, as the Coast Guard defense committed eight errors. After Creed Mangrum doubled with one out in the first inning of the opener, he scored on Dan Hyatt's single through the left side. Phillips followed with an RBI single to center, and later scored on a single to center by Steven Nunez to give MIT a 3-0 lead after one.

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