Garrett Stuckey took the primary pitch of the sport over the centerfield fence and the Fredonia State baseball staff would go on to win Sport 1 of a doubleheader, 5-3, at New Paltz. In Sport 2, the Devils would lead 3-1 after six-and-a-half innings, however New Paltz scored seven runs over the ultimate two innings to safe an 8-3 win.

Sport 1
Peyton Ahlstrom restricted the New Paltz hitters to 3 hits over four-plus innings of labor. He gave up two earned runs, putting out two and dealing round 5 walks. Nate O’Brochta went the ultimate 5 innings, permitting one run and incomes the win.

New Paltz would get each runs on Ahlstrom within the second, taking a 2-1 lead. The Devils responded with a three-run third.

Christian Pagano tripled to attain Stuckey, and Tyler Curtis adopted with a double to plate Pagano. After a stroll to Ethan Behnke, a wild throw on a pickoff try allowed Curtis to attain, giving Fredonia State a 4-2 lead.

O’Brochta gave up a run within the sixth because the Hawks reduce the result in 4-3. From there, he would end with three scoreless innings.

A single by Tucker Schwab gave the Devils an insurance coverage run within the ninth. Schwab, Curtis, and Stuckey all completed with two hits apiece.

Sport 2
Morgan Zientara began on the mound and gave the Devils a powerful effort, going 5 2/3 innings, permitting only one run. Sadly, he left the sport down 1-0.

The Devils would get issues going within the prime of the seventh, scoring thrice. They have been beneficiaries of a bases-loaded stroll and a wild pitch to attain two of the runs. Pagano drove within the different run with a base hit to provide the Devils a short-lived 3-1 edge.

Within the backside of the seventh, the Hawks used an RBI single adopted by a Michael Boccarossa homerun to retake the lead. They might later tack on a fifth run of the inning following a wild pitch. They might add on a pair of insurance coverage runs within the eighth.

Pagano led the Devils with two hits.

Connor Burkestone — the third of 4 Fredonia State pitchers — took the loss, giving up 4 runs in a single inning of labor.

New Paltz strikes to 10-8 and 3-3 within the SUNYAC.