New Haven Baseball fought hard but ultimately lost to Stony Brook, 15-12, at home. The Chargers rallied late with a five-run eighth inning, spurred by Jake Russo's standout performance, scoring a season-high four runs. However, a catastrophic 10-run sixth inning from Stony Brook proved critical, putting them ahead significantly. Although New Haven's offense included 14 hits and two home runs, they couldn't complete the comeback.

By the Numbers
  • New Haven recorded 14 hits in the game.
  • Stony Brook scored 10 runs in the sixth inning alone.
Yes, But

Despite producing a strong offensive display, New Haven's defensive errors and critical pitching missteps in the sixth inning resulted in the loss, highlighting the team's ongoing struggles in tight situations.

State of Play
  • New Haven's record now stands at 3-17 (3-6 conference).
  • The Chargers staged a late comeback but fell short, showing resilience against a strong Stony Brook team.
What's Next

The Chargers will look to bounce back as they travel to face Mercyhurst University on Thursday, April 2, at 3 p.m. in Erie, Pennsylvania, an important matchup to improve their season standing.

Bottom Line

New Haven's late-game fight reflects their potential, but without addressing defensive lapses and pitching inconsistencies, sustained success will remain elusive. The team must leverage its offensive strengths while tightening its defense to turn the season around.