Scout Knotts and Jake Rainess every posted two hits and drove in a pair of runs on Friday afternoon, serving to the College of Maine baseball workforce outslug UMass Lowell 11-7 within the first recreation of an America East baseball doubleheader in Lowell, Massachusetts.
The River Hawks bounced again to win the nightcap 5-1.
Knotts stroked a two-run residence run within the second inning and doubled, whereas Rainess hit an RBI single within the second and a run-scoring double within the third for the Black Bears (13-10, 8-7 AE). Quinn McDaniel singled twice, Ryan Turenne jacked a two-run homer and Jake Marquez offered a two-run single amongst his two hits.
Peter Kemble of Bangor (1-2) picked up the victory in reduction of starter Michael Bacica. He logged 4 innings of four-hit, two-run ball with three strikeouts, a stroll and successful batsman.
Dillon Stimpson closed it out, working 1 1/3 innings of hitless, shutout reduction. He walked one and hit one.
Jivel Lantigua singled twice and drove in two runs for UMass Lowell (9-20, 8-12 AE). Cam Climo clouted a two-run double in assist of starter and loser Collin Duffy (2-6). He was touched up for seven hits and eight earned runs in 2 2/3 innings. He walked 4.
The Black Bears noticed the River Hawks a 2-0 lead within the second inning, however took the lead for good whereas scoring six runs within the third and 3 times within the fourth.
Within the second recreation, Cam Seguin pitched six shutout innings, permitting solely 5 hits, as UML earned the cut up. He struck out six and walked one.
Gerry Siracusa (3 RBIs) and Robert Gallagher (RBI) every rapped a double and two singles to tempo the River Hawks offense. Vinnie Martin added two singles and an RBI.
Conor Goodman (RBI) and Marquez every collected a double and a single to steer UMaine, whereas McDaniel stroked a solo residence run. Starter Alex McKenney of Hampden suffered the loss, giving up three runs, six hits and 5 walks by way of 4 innings.
The groups are scheduled to play one other doubleheader on Saturday.
