March 29, 2008
Game One Box Score
Game Two Box Score
Stony Brook, N.Y. -
Junior Marissa Fleury (Mahopac, N.Y.) went 4-for-4 with three RBI and a home run to lead Stony Brook to a 7-2 victory over Maine Saturday at University Field. The Seawolves dropped game one of the doubleheader, 10-5. Stony Brook now stands at 12-10-1 on the season while Maine is 1-29.
After a scoreless first three innings in game one, Maine posted a three-run top of the fourth on a walk and three singles. But the Seawolves responded in their half of the inning, starting off with back-to-back singles by junior Kelly Oberto (Spring Lake Heights, N.J.) and sophomore Kendall Blumenthal (Frederick, Md.). After senior Sara Cerrone (Floral Park, N.Y.) was hit by a pitch to load the bases, senior Ashley Westphal (Huntington Beach, Calif.) hit a sac-fly to right to drive in Stony Brook's first run of the game. Another hit batsmen, this time sophomore Vicki Kavitsky (Cherry Hill, N.J.), narrowed the lead to one, and then consecutive RBI singles by junior Kelsey Fanelli (Audubon, N.J.) and Fleury put the Seawolves on top, 4-3.
Stony Brook furthered its lead in the sixth by pushing across an unearned run, but Maine answered right back in the seventh with a two run homer to tie the game at 5-5.
The Seawolves failed to score in the bottom of the seventh, putting the game into extra innings, where Maine used four hits and one error to score five times in the top of the eighth, to put the game away, 10-5.
In game two, the Seawolves got on the board early with at two-run homer by Fleury in the bottom of the first inning. Maine pulled within one in the third inning, but a leadoff double by junior Molly Kestranek (St. Mary's Ga.) in the fourth, followed by a single to center by Oberto, pushed the Stony Brook lead back two. Oberto would later score on a sacrifice fly to center by Cerrone.
The Seawolves scored twice more in the fifth on a double by Fleury and then Oberto drew a walk with the bases loaded to extend the lead to, 6-1. A solo-homer by Kavitsky was the final run for the Seawolves in the, 7-2 victory. Sophomore Casey Jacobs (Davie, Fla.) pitched four innings for her second win of the year.
Stony Brook and Maine will finish their series Sunday with one game at University Field starting at noon.