Wagner's baseball team is on a four-game winning streak after a high-scoring 16-11 victory against Princeton. The Seahawks displayed a powerful offensive performance, scoring eight runs in the eighth inning and tying their highest game score of the season. Key contributions came from Matt Sutera and Josiah Ross, each racking up four RBIs, while Dylan Immel had a perfect game at the plate. The team's overall hitting was impressive, leading to a total of 31 runs scored in just two days.

By the Numbers
  • Wagner scored 31 runs over two games, including 15 against Lafayette and 16 against Princeton.
  • Five Seahawks recorded multiple hits, and Dylan Immel went 4-for-4 at the plate.
State of Play
  • The Seahawks have increased their offensive output significantly, now averaging 15.5 runs per game over the last two contests.
  • Wagner is preparing for a three-game NEC series against UMES, starting on Friday, April 24.
What's Next

Wagner aims to extend its winning streak in the upcoming series against UMES, where continuing their offensive momentum will be crucial. The team will look to build on its recent success and maintain a strong position in the NEC standings.

Bottom Line

The Seahawks have demonstrated significant offensive prowess, which will be essential as they head into competitive series. As they ride the momentum of four consecutive victories, maintaining their scoring levels could be key to further successes in the conference play.