The Rider baseball team suffered an 11-1 loss to NJIT, dropping to 17-9 overall and 12-3 in MAAC play. NJIT scored four runs in the first two innings and continued to dominate, leading 8-0 by the fourth inning. Rider managed only three hits throughout the game, with their lone run coming in the sixth inning. Jared Greenzang had a solid relief outing, retiring the side in order during his appearance. The loss marks a setback as the Broncs prepare for their next matchup against Saint Joseph's.

By the Numbers
  • Rider recorded only 3 hits in the game: Dillon Jennings, Kyle Neri, and Griffin Puvel.
  • NJIT scored in each of the first four innings, resulting in 8 runs by the fourth inning.
Yes, But

Despite the loss, both Will Gallagher and Kyle Neri extended their on-base streaks to 26 games, with Neri also achieving a hitting streak of 13 games. This performance reflects their consistency amid the team's struggles.

State of Play
  • The Broncs' recent performance leaves them at 17-9 overall, with a strong 12-3 record in MAAC.
  • NJIT improves to 10-17, marking a critical win for their season momentum.
What's Next

The Broncs will look to bounce back in their next game on April 8, facing off against Saint Joseph's in the Liberty Bell Classic Semifinal. The matchup is scheduled for 3:05 p.m. and will be broadcast on ESPN.

Bottom Line

The Broncs must improve their on-field execution and batting performance to regain momentum in their upcoming match against Saint Joseph's. Building on key player streaks could be vital for their success moving forward.