New Castle, Del. – The No. 30-ranked Felician University Golden Falcons got their revenge for their CACC Championship loss with a commanding 10-6 victory over Wilmington University. The win keeps Felician's historic season alive, putting them just one game away from advancing to the Super Regional round.
The Golden Falcons showcased an impressive offensive performance, tallying sixteen hits—including five doubles—and scoring 10 runs. Their disciplined approach at the plate yielded seven walks, keeping consistent pressure on Wilmington's pitching staff. Defensively, Felician demonstrated poise, committing just one error while recording twenty-seven putouts and thirteen assists to stabilize the field. On the mound, Sadier Vicioso delivered a gutsy complete-game performance, throwing one-hundred six pitches with sevety-one strikes. Despite allowing six runs on thirteen hits, his ability to limit damage and maintain control was pivotal in securing the win. Felician took control in the middle innings after two scoreless frames to start the game. In the third inning, the Golden Falcons broke through with a four-run rally, capitalizing on timely hitting and defensive miscues from Wilmington. They extended their lead with two additional runs in both the fourth and fifth innings, showcasing their efficiency with runners in scoring position. Though Wilmington mounted occasional threats,
The offense was led by Jose David Medrano, who went 4-for-5 with a double, two runs scored, and an RBI, setting the tone with his consistency at the plate. Jaxson Wall followed with a 3-for-5 performance, driving in three runs, including a crucial two-run double during the third-inning surge. Luis DeLaCruz added to the offensive firepower, going 3-for-4 with a double, an RBI, and a sacrifice fly. A. DeAngelis also delivered a multi-hit game, finishing 3-for-4 with a double, two runs scored, and an RBI. On the mound, Vicioso's complete-game effort showcased his determination and ability to battle through challenges. While he surrendered six runs, his control in critical situations kept Wilmington's offense at bay, allowing his team to maintain its lead.
Felician's victory reflected a complete team effort, combining explosive offense, solid defense, and resilient pitching. Key contributions from Medrano, Wall, DeLaCruz, and DeAngelis, paired with Vicioso's endurance on the mound, highlighted the Golden Falcons' depth and determination.
