Binghamton baseball split a doubleheader against Longwood, winning Game 2, 10-8, after losing the opener, 7-3. Junior Jackson Mitchell pitched five scoreless innings in Game 2, improving his record to 3-0 and lowering his ERA to 2.97. The Bearcats have won 15 of their last 19 games. Game 1 saw Longwood capitalize on three home runs and ineffective pitching from Binghamton. The series concludes with a game on Sunday at noon.

By the Numbers
  • Binghamton scored 10 runs in Game 2, with 3 players recording 2 RBI each.
  • Longwood hit 3 home runs in Game 1, contributing to their 7-3 victory.
Yes, But

Despite their Game 1 loss, Binghamton's resilience in Game 2 showcases their ability to fight back, although their pitching issues in the opener highlight areas for improvement.

State of Play
  • Binghamton is currently 22-15 on the season, with a strong recent performance of 15 wins in 19 games.
  • The Bearcats had runners on base in all nine innings of Game 1 but struggled to convert, allowing seven walks.
What's Next

The teams will meet again on Sunday to complete the series, with Binghamton looking to build on their momentum from the Game 2 win against Longwood.

Bottom Line

With recent successes, Binghamton aims to address their pitching challenges and maximize scoring opportunities as they head into the final game of the series.