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<\/p>\n ATHENS, Ga. \u2014\u00a0The Oakland Golden Grizzlies (1-9, 0-0 HL) dropped a pair of\u00a0decisive games at No. 9\/11 Georgia (9-2, 0-0 SEC)\u00a0on Saturday at Foley Field. The Black and Gold fell 17-0 in game one as they\u00a0managed four hits, with doubles from Ryan Schuck and Liam Patton, but could not capitalize further as Georgia’s offense erupted with 15 hits, including three home runs. Game two was an 11-0 contest as the Golden Grizzlies were limited to one hit over seven innings, while Georgia capitalized on three home runs and a seven-run fourth inning to secure the home victory.<\/p>\n GAME ONE: The second inning saw the Bulldogs take control with a seven-run outburst. After a leadoff walk and a wild pitch, Brennan Hudson was hit by a pitch, setting up Kolby Branch’s two-RBI double as Ryan Wynn added with a two-RBI double of his own, followed by a wild pitch and a sacrifice fly to cap the inning at 7-0.<\/p>\n In the third inning, an RBI-double extended the Bulldogs’ lead to 8-0. The fourth inning included a pair of solo home runs and a series of walks and a wild pitch that pushed the lead to 13-0.<\/p>\n Georgia added three more runs in the fifth inning, highlighted by a two-run homer, bringing the score to 16-0. In the sixth inning, a hit-by-pitch with the bases loaded pushed across another run.<\/p>\n Redshirt-junior George Hansen<\/a> picked up his first Oakland career start and pitched for 1.1 innings, allowing five earned runs on three hits. Grad senior Camden Cooper<\/a> followed with two innings of work, surrendering six\u00a0runs on seven hits, as freshman\u00a0Josh Rosenblitt<\/a> pitched 1.2 innings, giving up three runs on five hits. Freshman\u00a0Tagertt Dillard<\/a> finished in relief\u00a0with one inning, allowing one earned run without giving up a hit.<\/p>\n GAME TWO: Georgia took an early lead against the Grizzlies with a two-run homer in the first inning.<\/p>\n In the third inning,\u00a0the Bulldogs\u00a0extended the\u00a0lead with an inside-the-park home run, before the\u00a0fourth inning saw Georgia’s offense explode for seven runs.<\/p>\n Georgia tabbed on another run in the sixth inning from a bases-loaded walk for the final score.<\/p>\n Ware started on the mound for Oakland, pitching three\u00a0innings while allowing eight runs on eight hits. Sophomore Andrew Landis<\/a> entered in relief, pitching and inning with two strikeouts, but gave up two runs on one\u00a0hit. Junior Owen Thomson<\/a> delivered a scoreless inning in relief, retiring three batters on 12 pitches with a strikeout and no hits allowed as sophomores Daniel Duley<\/a> and Wyatt Ruppenthal<\/a> also saw action, with Duley giving up a run\u00a0in two-thirds of work, while Ruppenthal\u00a0closed down the final Oakland out.<\/p>\n The Golden Grizzlies and Bulldogs will wrap up the series tomorrow at Foley Field. First pitch is scheduled for 1 p.m. ET on SEC Network+.<\/p>\n How to Follow Oakland Baseball: For complete information on Oakland Baseball, follow the team on X at @OaklandBSB<\/a> and head coach Brian Nelson<\/a> at @CoachNelly11<\/a>. The team is also on Instagram<\/a>.<\/p>\n
\nFifth-year Kyle Revere<\/a> recorded two hits, including a double, in his three at-bats. Junior Ben Clark<\/a> contributed with a double as part of his one hit and also drew a walk as redshirt-sophomore Boston Halloran<\/a> added a hit in three at-bats while making two assists in the field.<\/p>\n
\nA big day on defense on the left side,\u00a0Revere recorded five assists at shortstop as redshirt-sophomore\u00a0Lucas Day<\/a> contributed with a hit during his three at-bats.\u00a0Senior Tanner Ware<\/a> pitched three innings, allowing eight runs on eight hits.<\/p>\n