Baseball Headlines
Leopards suffer 6-5 setback to the Colonels; Devon Lapierre ties a program record with four stolen bases while Matthew Favazzo records his 100th career hit
Engineers score three times int he final three innings in a 5-4 win; Jake Samela records two hits and drives in a run
Leopards defeat the Hawks, 3-1 behind a solid performance from Nigel Cross in the opener, before falling, 3-1, in the nightcap. Devon Lapierre records three hits over the two games
Leopards score five unanswered runs over the seventh and eighth innings to erase a 9-6 deficit and defeat the Hawks, 11-9; Nick Cullinan goes 3-for-5 with two RBI
Leopards drop a pair of one-run games, 9-8 (10 innings) and 6-5; Matthew Favazzo, Devon Lapierre each record four hits on the day
Leopards fend off Blazers, 8-6; Devon Lapierre and Cyle Archer each record three hits; Matt Ferrara improves to 2-1 on the hill
Judges score four times in the first inning on their way to a 6-0 win; six different players recorded a hit for Wentworth while Brady Aubuchon and Nigel Cross combine for four innings of shutout pitching
Nigel Cross scattered six hits and matched a career-high eight strikeouts as the Leopards blanked the Hornets, 8-0; Josh Turcotte went 3-for-3 with two RBI
Raiders score four unanswered runs to take an 8-6 decision; Mike Sibert records a pair of hits while Nick Tiani hits a three-run home run
Lancers snap a 4-all tie with four runs in the top of the ninth inning in an 8-5 win
Cyle Archer collects first-ever conference honor after hitting .308 across six appearances for Wentworth last week
Leopards fall to Cougars in game one, 13-8, before bouncing back with an 8-2 win in the nightcap; Matt Ferrara pitched five strong innings in the win
Concordia-Moorehead defeats Leopards, 3-2 and 13-2; A.T. DiPina records his 100th career hit
Blueboys tally five runs in the middle three innings to break open a close game in a 15-7 win; Jake Samela drives in three for the Leopards
Leopards drop a 7-2 decision to Wartburg before falling, 6-5, to Marian
Leopards jump out to an early lead in an 18-3 win in game one before battling back to tie the game but fall, 5-4, int he night cap.
