FLORENCE, S.C.-The College of Saint Rose fell to No. 14 Millersville, 14-3, on Saturday morning before dropping a 28-9 affair to host and 15th-ranked Francis Marion.
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The Golden Knights (0-6) struck first in Saturday's opener when freshman outfielder
Kody Skype singled-home junior infielder
Mike Flynn and junior catcher
Tom Moore in the second inning. However, Millersville (9-1) scored five runs in the fourth and eight in the eighth to take control of the game.
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In today's second game, seven different Golden Knights recorded an RBI, but Saint Rose could not keep pace with the hot-hitting Patriots (12-2). Junior catcher
Joe Deluca and sophomore infielder
Chris Introcaso each doubled, while junior shortstop
Tyler Ungerland tallied a team-best two RBIs. Sophomore third baseman
Bray Curreri went 1-for-2 with a run scored, RBI and two walks.
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Saint Rose scored four runs in the top of the third inning to cut the Francis Marion lead to 7-4, but the Patriots responded with three runs in the home half and kept the Golden Knights at arm's length for the remainder of the contest.
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Up next, the Golden Knights have nearly two weeks off from competition before visiting Millersville to take on the Marauders on Friday, March 11 for an 11 a.m. non-conference tilt.
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