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<\/p>\n SOUTH BEND, Ind. \u2014 Oakland (10-36, 5-16 HL) dropped a 15-5 game in eight innings against\u00a0Notre Dame (26-20, 11-16 ACC) on Saturday afternoon at Frank Eck Stadium. Despite a pair of home runs, the Golden Grizzlies were unable to overcome Notre Dame’s eight-run fifth inning.<\/p>\n Redshirt-sophomore Lucas Day<\/a> made an\u00a0impact on offense\u00a0by collecting a home run and\u00a0tallying two RBIs. Redshirt-sophomore Sam Griffith<\/a> also tabbed on two RBIs, as fifth-year Kyle Revere<\/a> added to the team’s efforts with a home run and scored two runs. Junior Aidan Orr<\/a> was active at the plate, finishing with two hits and scoring a run.<\/p>\n Oakland opened the scoring in the first inning, as junior Ben Clark<\/a> reached third base on a series of errors and scored on Griffith’s sacrifice bunt.<\/p>\n In the third inning, Oakland extended its lead with Revere stealing second base before scoring on a groundout by Griffith. Day followed with a two-run home run deep into right field, bringing Orr home and increasing the lead. Notre Dame responded with a sacrifice fly to score a run, leaving the score at 4-1 in favor of the Golden Grizzlies through three innings.<\/p>\n The fifth inning shifted momentum to Notre Dame, which scored eight runs. The sequence included a trio of RBI singles, along with a two-RBI single, concluding with the Fighting Irish leading 9-4.<\/p>\n In the seventh inning, Revere hit a solo home run for Oakland. However, Notre Dame added two more runs, including a solo shot into center and a run scored on a throwing error, bringing the score to 11-5 in favor of Notre Dame. The Fighting Irish walked off the ballgame in the eighth after a\u00a0ground-rule double brought home two runs, followed by a pair of\u00a0RBI singles.<\/p>\n Grad senior Ethan Glassman<\/a> started on the rubber for Oakland, pitching 4.2 innings while allowing seven runs on seven hits, with a strikeout. Junior Jordan Dahlof<\/a> followed with two innings of relief, surrendering four runs on five hits as freshman Tagertt Dillard<\/a> entered in the seventh, pitching an\u00a0inning, while striking out two.<\/p>\n The Golden Grizzlies and the Fighting Irish will wrap up the series tomorrow, May 10, at Frank Eck Stadium. First pitch is slated for 1 p.m. ET on ACCNX.<\/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