STONY BROOK, N.Y. -- Joseph Delanzo and Matt Miceli each collected three RBI, while Cam Santerre reached base five times to help power the Stony Brook Seawolves over the Manhattan Jaspers 16-4 on Tuesday at Joe Nathan Field.
Brendan Pattermann (1-0) picked up his first victory of the season after his appearance out of the bullpen for Stony Brook (21-17). The right-hander went two shutout innings without giving up a hit, allowing no walks and striking out two. The Seawolves bullpen, which included Pattermann, Jerek Hobb, Quinlan Montgomery, Ty Panariello, Ty Stout, and Ty Saunders combined for 7.0 scoreless innings and allowed just one hit in relief.
Delanzo went 1-for-4 at the plate with a double and two walks in addition to his three RBI and Miceli put together a 2-for-3 day with two walks, supplementing his three RBI performance for the Seawolves. Santerre compiled a noteworthy day at the plate as well, going 3-for-5 with a double, two walks, two RBI and three stolen bags. Also, Erik Paulsen captured two hits and Johnny Pilla and Nicholas Solorzano each tallied two RBI.
HOW IT HAPPENED
The Seawolves were trailing 3-0 in the first inning before they responded with two runs of their own in the frame. Following the lead-off single from Santerre and back-to-back walks from Miceli and E. Paulsen, Pilla got Stony Brook on the board with a fielder's choice. A few batters later, Delanzo drew a walk that brought in Miceli, cutting the deficit to 2-1.
The Jaspers expanded their lead to 4-2 in the next inning before the Seawolves offense got back to work, taking the lead in the second. This time, E. Paulsen drove in Santerre on a base-knock, Pilla reaching on an error that brought home Miceli, and a walk by Delanzo with the bases juiced to take the 5-4 lead.
Stony Brook and Pattermann held Manhattan without a run before expanding their lead to 7-4 the following inning. The Seawolves notched three runs in the frame, two of them coming across on a single from Miceli and another run from a hit by Pilla.
In the bottom of the fourth, Stony Brook put the game out of reach by exploding for seven runs in the inning that allowed them to take a 14-4 lead. The squad an extra base-hit RBI from Santerre, Miceli, and Solorzano in the inning.
Over the next four innings, the group of Hobb, Montgomery, Panariello, and Stout left the Jaspers scoreless. Delanzo drove in a run in the bottom half of the eighth before Saunders finished off the game in the ninth inning to secure the Seawolves fifth victory in a row.
STATS AND NOTES
- Santerre compiled three base hits, three stolen bags, and scored four runs in the game for Stony Brook. It marked the second game this season where Santerre tallied at-least three hits (four vs Siena on March 8) and was a new season-high in stolen bags for the graduate student. Also, the four runs and three bags tied a season-high for any player on the team this season.
- Stony Brook's highest scoring inning was the fourth, when it pushed seven runs across.
- The Seawolves tied their season-high with 11 walks this afternoon (11 vs Fordham on March 27).
- Stony Brook stole four bags this afternoon, tying a season-high which occurred five times this season.
- The squad only allowed four hits this afternoon. Stony Brook is now 4-0 this season when they allow four hits or fewer.
- The Seawolves out-hit the Jaspers at a 13-4 clip. Stony Brook is 7-1 this season when they reach 13 or more hits.
- Stony Brook moves to 7-1 this season when they score 10 or more runs.
- The squad extends their winning streak to five games.
- Stony Brook went 7-for-21 (.333) with runners in scoring position.
- Stony Brook pitchers faced 34 Manhattan hitters in the game, allowing eight ground balls and 10 fly balls while striking out seven.
- Miceli also scored four runs this season afternoon, marking a new season-high and finished with two hits, three RBI, and two walks. He is second on the team with five multi-RBI games this season.
- E. Paulsen tallied his fourth multi-RBI game of the season by finishing with two and also scored two runs.
- Cal Parrillo and Matthew Wright both registered a hit.
- Solorzano notched his first career triple and brought home two runs.
- Scott Gell recorded his first career hit in the victory.
- Stony Brook moves to the 8-6 all-time against Manhattan, winning two of their last three meetings.
- The Seawolves are 12-4 at Joe Nathan Field this season.
UP NEXT
The Seawolves are back in action this weekend as they head to West Long Branch, N.J. to battle the Monmouth Hawks in a three game series, beginning on Friday. First pitch is slated for 3:00 p.m. and can be streamed live on FloBaseball.
