Manhattan Jaspers Baseball fell short against Sacred Heart University in a close 4-3 defeat, despite a strong performance from Ryan Lordier, who recorded two RBIs. The Jaspers, now 10-18 overall and 4-11 in MAAC play, aimed for a series salvage after two losses in the previous day. They managed to tie the game at one in the second inning but succumbed to a three-run homer from Sacred Heart. Late-game opportunities arose, but they failed to capitalize with the bases loaded in both the sixth and eighth innings.

By the Numbers
  • Manhattan held Sacred Heart to just four runs despite allowing three runs from a single homer.
  • Ryan Lordier had two RBIs, while Guriyandel Salva went 2-for-3 with one RBI and a walk.
State of Play
  • Manhattan Jaspers hold a 10-18 record, currently placed 4-11 in the MAAC standings.
  • The team continues to struggle with consistency, having lost three consecutive games to Sacred Heart.
What's Next

The Jaspers are set to face Fordham University on April 7, looking to improve their standing in the MAAC as they seek their first win against the Rams this season.

Bottom Line

Despite a resilient effort, missed opportunities cost Manhattan the chance to win against Sacred Heart. The team must capitalize on scoring chances in upcoming games to turn their season around and build momentum.