Caldwell, NJ - Felician put together a dominant sweep of Caldwell, exploding for a 20–6 win in Game 1 before following up with a 6–3 victory in Game 2. With the two wins, the Golden Falcons improved their record to 30–16 overall and 24–8 in conference play.
Game One
Felician put together one of its most complete performances of the season, exploding for twenty-two hits and overpowering Caldwell 20–6 in the opening game of the series. After two scoreless innings, the Golden Falcons erupted for four runs in the third and followed with a six-run fourth to break the game open. They continued to tack on insurance runs, highlighted by a massive six-run outburst in the ninth that sealed the blowout victory.
Jaxson Wall led the offensive barrage, going 4-for-7 with a double, five RBIs, and a stolen base, while
Luis DeLaCruz was equally impactful, finishing 3-for-6 with a double, a home run, three RBIs, and a stolen base.
Haiden Walters delivered two extra-base hits—a triple and a double—driving in four runs, and
Christian Bauman added a home run and three RBIs from the bottom of the order. On the mound,
Max Weber navigated traffic effectively over 6.2 innings, striking out seven to earn his eighth win of the year, while reliever
Kyle Bednarski locked down the eighth inning without allowing a hit. In total, Felician racked up twenty runs on twenty-two hits, drew ten walks, stole six bases, and struck out zero times in a nearly flawless offensive performance. Defensively, the Falcons were solid with twenty-seven putouts, fourteen assists, and a turned double play despite committing three errors.
Game Two
Felician completed the double header sweep with a 6-3 victory in game two of the four game series. After three scoreless innings, the Golden Falcons exploded for four runs in the fourth, sparked by a clutch bases-clearing double from
Andrew DeAngelis, who finished 2-for-3 with two RBIs. Felician added two more runs in the sixth to extend their lead, with consistent contributions up and down the lineup.
Chris Corchado was perfect at the plate, going 2-for-2 with a walk and a run scored, while
Christian Bauman energized the offense from the ninth spot with a 2-for-2 day that included a triple, a walk, a stolen base, and a run. On the mound,
Sadier Vicioso delivered a masterful complete-game performance, allowing just four hits and two earned runs over seven innings while striking out three and walking two on only seventy pitchespitches. Defensively, Felician was sharp, turning two double plays and recording twenty-one putouts with only one error. In total, the Golden Falcons pounded out thirteen hits, drew six walks, and left nine runners on base, demonstrating balance, patience, and execution in a convincing conference win.
