The Franklin Pierce Ravens were swept by Southern New Hampshire University in a makeup doubleheader, with scores of 7-6 and 1-0, despite playing on their home turf and being considered the away team due to rescheduling.

By the Numbers
  • Sabrina Gonzalez (L, 5-2) pitched 5 innings, gave up 5 hits and 7 runs (none earned), with 2 strikeouts.
  • Leine McKechnie (W, 4-4) pitched 5 innings, allowed 6 runs on 9 hits, and struck out 8 batters for SNHU.
  • The Ravens tallied 9 hits to the Penman's 5, left 4 runners on base to the Penman's 2, and committed 3 errors to the Penman's 0.
  • Samantha Sylvester pitched 6 innings for the Ravens in game two, allowing 4 hits and one unearned run, while Julianna Colbert pitched a complete game shutout for the Penmen, striking out 6.
Yes, But

The Ravens faced tough competition in both games, struggling to capitalize on scoring opportunities and committing errors that allowed the Penmen to clinch the victories.

State of Play
  • The Ravens' record stands at 12-8, 3-3 NE10 after the losses, while SNHU holds a record of 11-11, 2-2 NE10.
  • Up next, the Ravens will host the Saint Michael's Purple Knights for a doubleheader on April 9th at 3 pm.
What's Next

As the Ravens regroup from the doubleheader losses, their focus shifts to the upcoming games against Saint Michael's Purple Knights, aiming to bounce back and secure victories.

Bottom Line

The Franklin Pierce Ravens faced challenges in the makeup doubleheader against SNHU, falling short in both games due to pitching struggles and missed opportunities, highlighting the importance of regrouping and refocusing for future matchups to maintain competitiveness in the NE10 league.