University of Delaware Athletics

Blue Hens Drop Back-and-Forth Series Finale to Bryant
3/18/2018 5:12:00 PM | Baseball
NEWARK, Del. --The University of Delaware baseball program dropped a 6-5 see-saw affair Sunday afternoon to Bryant University at Bob Hannah Stadium.
The victory clinched the series for the visiting Bulldogs and snaps Delaware's home series winning streak at eight.
Senior James Meeker pitched the first five innings for Delaware (10-8), allowing five runs in
After allowing an early first inning run, Delaware struck for three runs in the first inning. Mohollen, who doubled to lead-off the frame, scored the first run of the inning on a Diaz Nardo infield single with one out. UD scored the second and third runs of the inning on a Scott double and Miller single.
Delaware enjoyed the 3-1 lead into the third inning, but a run in the third and two in the fourth inning gave Bryant (6-10) a 4-3 lead heading to the bottom of the fourth. In the home half, Delaware re-took the lead (5-4) on Tyler Callender's second home run of the season.
After the
Delaware will return to action this Friday afternoon, opening Colonial Athletic Association play at longtime rival Towson. First pitch from Towson is scheduled for 3 p.m.
Head coach Jim Sherman:
"Today was another great ball game. The whole series was fantastic. I thought today both clubs played well, we just couldn't put together the finish we would have liked to see in a tight game. Like we've talked about this gang can battle. We've done it all year long. Now we will take this week to get ready for our CAA opener next Friday at Towson."
HEN SCRATCHINGS:
• Delaware falls to 2-8 when scoring fewer than five runs.
• The Hens are now 1-8 when getting outhit.
• Delaware has now lost back-to-back contest when hitting a home run.
• UD lost a home series for the first time since May of
• Mohollen is now batting .436 at home this season, and .313 overall. The CF has scored 12 runs and hit seven extra-base hits at home. His OBP over the 11 games is .551. The outfielder also threw out a runner for the second consecutive game.
• Scott drove in a run for the fifth time in six contests.
• Miller has driven in a run in three straight games and now has six career RBI.


















