The Fairfield University Baseball team secured a series victory over Iona, winning the first game 5-1 and narrowly losing the second game 5-4 in extra innings. The Stags resumed the first game, previously suspended, and dominated with effective pitching and key hits, including a critical two-run homer. Despite a surprising loss in the finale, the Stags' MAAC record improved to 15-6, positioning them second in the conference. The team is now tied with Niagara and just one game behind Rider for the lead.

By the Numbers
  • Fairfield's MAAC record: 15-6
  • Stags hit 5 home runs in the series, including a three-run homer by Jake Haarde in Game Two.
State of Play
  • Fairfield tied for second place in the MAAC with Niagara.
  • The team faces Stony Brook in a non-conference game next.
What's Next

Fairfield will look to bounce back against Stony Brook on Tuesday, needing to secure wins to maintain their strong standing in the MAAC as they approach the end of the season.

Bottom Line

The Stags must capitalize on upcoming games to stay competitive in the MAAC and aim for the lead, highlighted by their recent strong performances despite the tough loss.