Grant Russo set a new single-season stolen base record for Bloomsburg baseball, achieving 32 steals during a doubleheader against No. 25/17 West Chester, despite the team losing both games. Russo's achievement broke the previous record of 31 steals set by John Stillo in 1997. The Huskies fell to West Chester with scores of 8-2 in the first game and 6-3 in the second, despite strong performances from players like Casey O'Brien and Anthony Trommer, each going 3-for-6. Bloomsburg's record now stands at 24-16 overall and 11-11 in the PSAC East.

By the Numbers
  • Russo recorded 32 steals this season, surpassing the previous record of 31.
  • Bloomsburg had a team record of 24-16 after the doubleheader.
State of Play
  • Huskies dropped both games against West Chester, struggling despite individual player performances.
  • Bloomsburg was competitive, pulling within one run in the second game before falling short.
What's Next

Bloomsburg is set to host West Chester for the continuation of their four-game series, playing at Danny Litwhiler Field on April 24.

Bottom Line

Despite setting a record, Bloomsburg must refocus to secure wins in their upcoming games and improve their playoff positioning within the PSAC.