STONY BROOK, NY – The Manhattan Jaspers baseball team (13-20, 6-12 MAAC) fell to the Seawolves of Stony Brook University (12-21, 8-10 CAA) by a score of 12-1 in seven innings from inside Joe Nathan Field on Tuesday afternoon.
HOW IT HAPPENED
The Jaspers, poised to capture its rhythm from two days ago in the series-clinching victory over Siena, worked a one-out walk from Justin Best to open the game on Long Island.
In the second inning, reigning MAAC Player of the Week Andreaus Lewis extended his hitting streak to six games with a double to right center.
Three batters later, Hayden Jung-Goldberg sent a sacrifice fly to right field to score Lewis, with the bases loaded.
Later, in the third inning, Ryan Lordier led off with a double down the right field line. In the fourth, Vincent Samuel knocked a base hit to center. In the sixth inning, Guriyandel Salva logged a single to center field.
STATS AND NOTES
Relief pitcher Landon Kuntzelman retired the side in the sixth inning in his third appearance of the season.
Infielder Ryan Lordier put together a 1-for-3 afternoon with a third-inning double. For Lordier, the double was his fourth of the season.
Catcher Andreaus Lewis extended his hitting streak to six games with a double and crossed the plate for the Jaspers’ lone run of the day. The double for Lewis marked his 10th of the year.
Infielder Jackson Babione went 1-for-3 and was caught stealing across the way.
NEXT UP:
The Jaspers are back in action for a three-game set and resume conference play on Friday, April 17, when the Green and White visit the Broncs of Rider University beginning at 3 p.m. inside Sonny Pittaro Field. The three-game series can be viewed on BroncsVision for free.
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