Four Straight Wins, Georgia College Out-Scores Millersville 19-14

by Tyler Peck, sports information graduate
assistant
MILLEDGEVILLE, Ga. - The Bobcat baseball team at
Georgia College & State University finished the series against
Millersville University (0-4) Sunday afternoon with a game that saw
at least one team score every inning but the ninth. The Bobcats
out-lasted the Marauders 19-14, running the GCSU win streak to four
straight games, now .500 (4-4) on the 2010 season.
Senior outfielder Kyle Allen (Conyers,
Ga.) returned to the starting lineup today after missing
the Bobcats' last four games. Allen looked as he never missed a
beat, going 3-for-6, including a three-run home run in the third.
Allen led the team with four RBI and even stole a base.
Infielders Chandler Snell
(Loganville, Ga.) and Jason Veyna (Lamar,
Colo.) each went 3-for-5 in the game, scoring twice and
knocking in two. Veyna also stole a base.
The "Killer P's" Matt Pitts (Brunswick,
Ga.) and Richard Pirkle
(Norcross, Ga.) combined for three hits, five runs scored
and five RBI. Pitts leads the team with 16 RBI and Pirkle is right
behind him with 14. Pitts was also quick on the basepaths as he
stole two bases in the game.
Martinez native Shawn Ward continues to stroke the
ball for the Bobcats as he hit a solo homer in the fifth and is
third on the team with 10 RBI.
Lefty Jason Nicholas
(Wright City, Mo.) started for Georgia College, pitching
four innings but junior Ryan Parson (Madison,
Ga.) came in at the top of the sixth, threw two innings
for the ‘Cats and got the win (1-1). Dillon Waters
(Suwanee, Ga.) pitched the final two innings to get his
first career save at Georgia College.
Georgia College is on the road Wednesday, Feb. 24 against Benedict
College in Columbia, S.C. at 3 p.m.
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Commissioner's Cup, sponsors 10 varsity athletic programs at the
NCAA Division II level. As a Division II program, GCSU prides
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