SVSU Baseball Falls 8-6 to Purdue Northwest in Season Opener
The Saginaw Valley State University baseball team lost the series opener to Purdue Northwest with a score of 8-6, despite initially leading 4-1 in the fourth inning.
By the Numbers- Connor McClennen had a multi-hit performance, going 2-for-4.
- Colin Cornwell's two walks in the game tie him for sixth overall in career walks for SVSU with 104.
Purdue Northwest's strong fourth inning, where they scored four runs, shifted the momentum of the game in their favor.
State of Play- Purdue Northwest took the lead in the fourth inning and maintained it to secure the 8-6 victory.
- The Cardinals will play a doubleheader on Saturday against Purdue Northwest, holding a 2-1 season series lead over the Pride.
The SVSU baseball team will look to bounce back in the doubleheader on Saturday against Purdue Northwest, aiming to extend their lead in the season series.
Bottom LineDespite a strong start, the Saginaw Valley State University baseball team fell to Purdue Northwest after a challenging fourth inning, emphasizing the importance of maintaining momentum throughout the game.
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