Myrtle Beach, SC: Felician took control early, capitalizing on timely hits to establish a lead in the first two innings. Strong pitching and solid defensive play kept the opposition in check, allowing just one run on five hits. A late-game shutdown performance secured the 3-1 victory in a well-executed team effort.

Inside the Box Score

Felician capitalized on early scoring opportunities, jumping out to a 2-0 lead in the first inning and adding another run in the second. Their offense was efficient, producing five hits and drawing multiple walks to apply consistent pressure. The team demonstrated strong situational hitting, advancing runners effectively and converting key at-bats into runs. Defensively, Felician remained solid, recording 27 putouts and 14 assists while committing just one error. Their ability to turn a key double play helped maintain control of the game. The pitching staff was dominant, allowing only one run while limiting New Haven to five hits. They kept opposing hitters off balance, forcing ground outs and fly outs to neutralize any scoring threats.

Game Standouts

Ernesto Polanco played a key role in Felician's offensive success, delivering a crucial RBI double that helped extend the team's early lead and establish momentum. Christian Bauman added to the scoring effort with an RBI single, providing key insurance for Felician. Jeremy Espinal displayed excellent plate discipline, reaching base three times through a hit, a walk, and a hit-by-pitch while also driving in a run. On the mound, Collin Kratzer delivered a dominant performance, pitching six and two-third innings and allowing just one run on five hits. Closing out the game was first-year reliever Andrew Gendi, who secured the save and preserved the victory for Felician.

Up Next 

After two weekends out of state, the Golden Falcons will have a few days of rest before squaring off against Molloy University in a three game series.