Ave Maria split a doubleheader with the University of Fort Lauderdale Eagles, losing game one 13-7 and winning game two 7-0. The first game saw a strong start from the Gyrene pitching staff but ultimately fell apart, leading to the loss, while the second game showcased a determined comeback performance.

The Big Picture

The Gyrenes displayed resilience by bouncing back from a significant loss to secure a shutout victory in the second game, highlighting their ability to recover quickly and adapt within a competitive baseball environment.

By the Numbers
  • Ave Maria scored first for the 20th time this season.
  • Michael Kelly hit his fourth home run of the season, contributing to the Gyrenes' 44 total home runs for the year.
  • Blake Albritton pitched seven scoreless innings, allowing only three hits and recording eight strikeouts, achieving a career-high game score of 80.
State of Play
  • The Gyrenes' record stands at 15-13 after the doubleheader, with a 10-8 performance in March.
  • A nine-day break precedes a non-conference weekend series with the Point Skyhawks, marking the first meeting between the two baseball teams.
What's Next

Ave Maria prepares to face the Point Skyhawks in a weekend series, aiming to continue their strong performance and capitalize on the momentum from their recent victory.

Bottom Line

The Gyrenes' resilience and adaptability were on full display as they split the doubleheader, showcasing a blend of determination and skill that sets the stage for a promising continuation of their baseball season.