No. 4 North Carolina, No. 9 Virginia lose series in ACC baseball opening weekend

No. 4 North Carolina, No. 9 Virginia lose series in ACC baseball opening weekend


No. 4 North Carolina, No. 9 Virginia lose series in ACC baseball opening weekend

For some teams on a college baseball meant a weekend 7-9. March the beginning of the conference game. This included ACC, which saw two TOP-10-rated teams to fall on Friday and Sunday to start a conference game on a rocky note.

Here is the view of both North Carolina and 9 Virginia.

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Stanford Silences no. 4 North Carolina in a rubber match, wins the 2-1 series

Stanford baseball

Tied 6-6 in the fifth shift in One and on the road against the undefeated team in No. 4 in North Carolina (14-2, 1-2 ACC), many would expect Stanford-or any enemy teams to fall in their first ACC series.

Cardinal (12-3, 2-1 ACC) proved to be one of those “contradictory teams”, crushed the solo home run and Grand Slam in the fifth way to win 13-9 and eventual victory of the series.

Junior Infielder Jimmy Nati hit his second Homer’s Homer in Friday’s competition and the junior first Baseman Brandon Larson’s Blast, who broke the Wide Open, gave him six RBIS, a high career.

UNC went back into the game two and beat Stanford 11-1 in seven shifts. Four players ended up with two or more RBIs.

However, the cardinal shook the room in three, but for the first time for the first time for the first time, tar closed. Stanford’s pitching staff was all the game in synchronization, starting with Sophomore Joey Volchko, who allowed only three hits and hit six in 5.1 labor exchange.

Sophomore right -handed Aidan Keenan raised where Volchko ended, hit five and gave up only one hit in 2.2 shifts. Although the junior righteous Toran O’Harran allowed two blows in the ninth, all three outs were recorded by a blow.

Stanford won the series Final, 7-0.

UNC will try to bounce against UNCW on Tuesday and Louisville next weekend. Cardinal will head home and will welcome the Duke next weekend.

Clutch Home Runs transfer Boston College to 2-1 series victory over No. 9 Virginia

Boston College Baseball

In the eighth shift of One, the trajectory of the Virginia-Boston College No. 9 series changed.

Cavaliers (9-5, 1-2 ACC) led 4-2 entering the upper half of the shift. All of this changed a few minutes later when the junior outfielder Eagles Josiah Ragsdale hit the complete, two-run Homer to the left center to tie the ball game. Ragsdale’s big fly was only the beginning of the BC competition at the beginning of the BC competition, exceeding five and led 7-4 at the time of damage.

Boston College (6-6, 2-1 ACC) continued to win the game after the junior left-handed AJ Coarusso closed the door by throwing 3.1 flawless shifts, while Virginia recovered in two 22-16.

Sunday’s rubber match would settle the winner of the series.

Both teams started scoring early, each of them was one in the other. Cavaliers were no longer solved in the third, but Eagles kept the class in sitting with the junior outfielder Jack Toomey, who hit the three-run Homer in the left field to put the BC 4-1 leadership.

Virginia and Boston College ran to two more runs in the fourth two, which happened 6-3, which eventually became the final score. Combinations for 38 runs in previous competitions, enemies ACC had three interventions together in the last five shifts.

The competition ended with another successful Colarusso trip, forcing a double game 4-6-3 and a routine fly to the center of the field.

Boston College entered the weekend below. Virginia will try to recover on Tuesday against Maryland and the next weekend versus California.



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