Pace University Baseball achieved a split in a doubleheader against No. 19 Bentley University, winning the first game 7–6 before falling 9–5 in the second at Finnerty Field. The Setters showed strong resilience, especially in the opener, but were unable to maintain momentum into the second match, bringing their record to 10–11 overall and 5–6 in the Northeast 10 Conference.

By the Numbers
  • Pace scored 7 runs in game one and 5 runs in game two.
  • Anthony Depetro had three RBIs in game one and an overall total of 2 hits in game two.
State of Play
  • Pace's pitching staff struggled in game two, specifically Brendan McCann, allowing 5 runs over 3.1 innings.
  • The team will face Bentley again on Sunday for the final game of the series.
What's Next

The Setters are set to compete in a nine-inning game against Bentley on Sunday, which is part of the Little League Day events planned at Finnerty Field. This matchup provides an opportunity for Pace to improve their conference standing and seek redemption after the split.

Bottom Line

Pace Baseball demonstrated determination in the doubleheader, showcasing offensive prowess in the first game but needing to tighten up defensively moving forward. Their upcoming match against Bentley is crucial for maintaining momentum and boosting team morale.