Winning After MidKnight
We have lots of former MHS Athletes
competing in events today with 16 athletes competing in 14 different events,
including 3 former MHS athletes all playing in the same contest.
Without further ado, here are your
Knights Notes for March 18th:
- Austin Main and the Davis &
Elkins Baseball team would see their slump continue as they were swept by the
Seton Hill University Griffins Baseball team in a doubleheader yesterday in
Greensburg, Pennsylvania. The Griffins won Game 1 over the Senators, 6-3. Main
would pitch in that contest, getting the start and giving up 6 runs (5 of them
earned runs) on 9 hits in 4 and 2/3 innings. He would throw 93 pitches, face 24
batters and give up a walk while recording four strikeouts. The Griffins would
break out the lumber in Game 2, taking down the Senators 24-10 in a game Main
did not play in. (Link)
- Robby Tucker and the #16 seeded
Frostburg State Bobcats Baseball team would see their perfect season fall after
13 games, when they lost yesterday to the #15 Randolph-Macon Hornets in
Ashland, Virginia by a score of 5-2. The Hornets would tack on the go-ahead
three runs in the bottom of the 8th inning in a game in which Tucker
did not play. (Link)
- Billy Griffin and the Washington
College Baseball team would not fare well in their home opener as they would be
dispatched by the Stevens Institute Ducks of Hoboken, New Jersey by a score of
9-6. Griffin would pitch an abbreviated start due to early season pitch counts,
going 2 innings, and giving up 1 earned run on 2 hits with a walk and 3
strikeouts. Griffin would take the loss for the Shoremen dropping his record to
1-1. ()Link
- Nick Rabat and the Virginia
Commonwealth University Baseball team would get shutout for the third time this
season on Tuesday, falling to the Monmouth Hawks by a score of 7-0. Rabat would
see his first extended playing time of the season, going 1-3 with a walk and a
double for the Rams. (Link)
- Connor Myers would be the first
former Middletown athlete of the day to land on the winning side of the ledger
as him and the Old Dominion University Baseball team would take down the
Virginia Military Institute Keydets by a score of 8-5. Myers would go 2-4
during the game, racking up a single in the 1st inning and then
scoring by stealing home. He would ground out to 3rd base in the 4th
inning and would pop up to 3rd base in the 6th inning but
would break in to the hit column again in the 7th inning legging out
an infield single. He would add a run, an RBI, a putout, and his 5th
stolen base of the season to his ledger. (Link)
- Max Edelmann and the Community
College of Baltimore County-Essex kept up their undefeated season when they
defeated Union County College by a score of 20-6. Edelmann did not play for the
Knights in the win. (Link)
- It was mentioned in yesterday’s
notes but Howie Kalamets and the Immaculata University Baseball team had their
game against Haverford College postponed due to weather. (Link)
Knight
of the Day-March 17th: Not
a lot of good performances from former Middletown athletes today but the one
that stood out was Conner Myers of the Old Dominion University Baseball team.
Myers went 2-4 with a stolen base, 2 singles, a run, an RBI, and a putout in
the Monarchs win over VMI, by a score of 8-5.
Record of MHS teams and teams with
former MHS athletes:
2-5, 1 postponement.
- The Middletown High School Varsity
Baseball team will have their only pre-season contest of the year when they
take on Central High School of Martinsburg, Pennsylvania. First pitch is from
Frederick Community College at 4:00 p.m. (Story Coming)
- Robby Tucker and the Frostburg State
University Baseball team will look to get back in the winning column when they
head to Arlington, Virginia to take on Marymount University. The Bobcats are
still undefeated in conference play and will look to continue that today
against the Saints at 3:00 p.m. (Link)
- Mitch Sgrignoli and the Mount Saint
Mary’s Baseball team is another team containing a Middletown alum that is
searching for the win column. The Mount will head down to Washington D.C. to
take on George Washington University and attempt to snap their 8-game losing skid.
First pitch is from our nation’s capital at 3:00 p.m. (Link)
- Billy Griffin and the Washington
College Baseball team will look to pick up their first home win of the season
when they take on Wesley College in Chestertown, Maryland at 3:30 p.m. (Link)
- Brooks Warrenfeltz and the Hood
College Baseball team will get back on the field when they head down to
Harrisonburg, Virginia to take on Eastern Mennonite University. The first pitch
for the Blazers’ contest will be at 4:00 p.m. (Link)
- It’ll be a game chock full of former
Middletown Knights as Christian Ottenritter, Nick Yancey, and the Salisbury Men’s
Lacrosse team will head up north to Randor, Pennsylvania to take on Pat Regan
and Cabrini College. The #16 Seagulls and the Cavaliers will start at 4:00 p.m. (Link)
- Michael Butcher, Brian Kilonsky and the Lebanon
Valley College Men’s Lacrosse team will look to improve on their 3-2 record
when they take on King’s College at home in Annville, Pennsylvania. The
Dutchmen and King’s College will get things started at 4:00 p.m. (Link)
- Taylor Altomare and the George Mason
University Women’s Lacrosse team will get back into action when they take on
Liberty University in their home opener. The Patriots were 4-2 on the road to
start the season but will kick off their home campaign in the friendly confines
of George Mason Stadium when they play the Flames at 4:00 p.m. (Link)
- Jennifer Desimone and the American
Eagles Women’s Lacrosse team will get back in action after a brief break when they
take on the Naval Academy in Annapolis, Maryland at 4:00 p.m. The Eagles will
look to get their first win in Patriot League play after losing two straight to
Boston and Holy Cross. (Link)
- Ryan Crompton and the Lenoir-Rhyne
University Men’s Lacrosse team will face a rival in friendly confines as the
Queen’s College Royals will stroll into Hickory, North Carolina for a date with
the Bears. The Bears are 3-1 in South Atlantic Conference play and will look to
take a share of the conference title with a win. (Link)
- Brittain Altomare and the Hofstra
Pride Women’s Lacrosse team will head east to Piscataway, New Jersey to take on
long-time rival Rutgers University at 5:00 p.m. The Pride and the Scarlet
Knights will be meeting for their 34th time in history. (Link)
- Connor Myers and the Old Dominion
University Baseball team will conclude their two-game series with Virginia
Military Institute when the Monarchs and Keydets square off tonight in Norfolk,
Virginia. The Monarchs will look for the short series sweep at 6:00 p.m. from
Bud Metheny Baseball Complex. (Link)
- Cody Martin and the Howard Community
College Men’s Lacrosse team will head to wild & wonderful West Virginia
when they face-off against Potomac State College at 6:00 p.m. tonight. (Link)
- Erin Wein and the Delaware
University Blue Hens Women’s Lacrosse team are just barley on the outside
looking in of the Top #25 poll and will look to use a win against the Towson
Tigers to justify their claims of being included. The Blue Hens will start
Colonial Athletic Association play at Delaware Stadium in Newark, Delaware
against the Tigers at 6:00 p.m. (Link)
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