The Shippensburg University baseball team lost to Pitt-Johnstown, 11-6, after leading 6-3 at one point. Pitt-Johnstown rallied with eight consecutive runs, highlighted by a six-run seventh inning. Shippensburg used six pitchers, none lasting more than two innings, and struggled with control, collecting 11 walks and three hit batters. Ty Sherman matched his career high with four hits, and Thomas Cano-Piszel hit a home run, but it wasn't enough to secure a win. The Raiders are set to face Mansfield for a doubleheader on Thursday.

By the Numbers
  • Shippensburg out-hit Pitt-Johnstown 13 to 11.
  • Pitt-Johnstown scored eight runs without an error during their sixth and seventh innings.
State of Play
  • Shippensburg is now 23-17 for the season following the loss.
  • Pitt-Johnstown improves to 15-27 after the victory.
What's Next

The Raiders will look to bounce back in a doubleheader against Mansfield on Thursday, searching for a crucial conference win.

Bottom Line

The Raiders must improve their pitching control and maintain their early offensive performance to avoid further collapses in upcoming games.