baseball News - March, 2010 Archive

Freshman Dan Erne pitched shutout ball into the eighth inning and senior Andy Salvatore came on to snuff out a St. Lawrence rally and earn a save as Oswego State edged the Saints 3-2 in a NCAA Division III baseball game at Tom Fay Field Wednesday afternoon.

The University of Rochester put away game one with a
five-run fifth inning and built a 11-0 lead in game two, completing a four-game
Liberty League sweep of St. Lawrence with 8-2 and 13-7 wins in Rochester on
Sunday.

St. Lawrence University's baseball team made six errors in game one of a Liberty League doubleheader at Rochester on Saturday and five in game two as the University of Rochester swept games one and two with 13-2 and 11-0 wins, scoring16 unearned runs in the two games in Rochester on Saturday.

St. Lawrence University's baseball team finished its Florida trip with a 6-2 record after a 10-9 loss to Dominican in the final game of the week at Fort Meyers on Saturday.

Chris Cook struck out five and walked one, allowing one run and Kyle Donaldson pitched three solid innings in relief as St. Lawrence University beat North Park College 3-2 in Florida on Thursday.

Sophomore Jason Conde allowed just one earned run in five innings as St. Lawrence University's baseball team improved to 4-1 on its southern trip with a 9-3 win over the US Merchant Marine Academy in Fort Meyers, FL on Wednesday.

Sophomore Kyle Donaldson earned his second win of the season, allowing just one hit and no runs over three innings of relief as St. Lawrence University's baseball team beat Southern Vermont 9-4 to improve to 3-1 on their southern trip.

Pat Considine scored the winning run from first base with one out in the bottom of the seventh to give St. Lawrence University's baseball team a 5-4 win over Haverford College, gaining a split of a Sunday doubleheader played in Florida.

St. Lawrence University baseball coach Tom Fay earned his 500^th career victory in the Saints 2010 season opener as SLU beat Olivet 6-5 in Fort Myers, FL to open their southern trip. Fay, whose first collegiate win came on a no-hitter in his first game as a college coach in April of 1973, should join the top 50 in all-time wins in Division III baseball history later this season.