Union College's baseball team made headlines by scoring a staggering 25 runs in a game against SUNY Cobleskill, marking their highest total since 2001. The team won both games of the doubleheader, with scores of 25-4 and 3-1. In the first game, they resumed a match from March 31, adding 11 runs to a previously established lead. Key performances included multiple hits from first-year players Braden White and Dennis Mulhearn, and Lucas Miller's standout six-inning pitching with eight strikeouts.

By the Numbers
  • Union scored 25 runs, the most since a 25-7 victory over Oberlin College.
  • Thirteen Union batters recorded at least one hit in the first game.
  • Caleb Miller's two-RBI double in the second game brought his career total to 114, just six RBIs shy of the program record.
Yes, But

Despite a dominating performance, Union's pitching faced challenges in the first game, allowing four runs. Additionally, SUNY Cobleskill's initial lead in the second game showcased their ability to capitalize on early opportunities, indicating areas for improvement in Union's defensive play.

State of Play
  • Union improved their record to 9-13 with this sweep.
  • The team prepares for a series against the University of Rochester, indicating a continuation of competitive play.
What's Next

The upcoming games against the University of Rochester will be critical for Union's momentum. If they maintain their offensive prowess, they could significantly enhance their standing in the conference.

Bottom Line

Union's record-breaking offensive performance not only showcases their potential but also sets high expectations for upcoming matches. The team's ability to score in bunches, combined with developing young talent, positions them as formidable competitors going forward.