What a game at Dick Rockwell Field! In a thrilling matchup, FDU bested Le Moyne 19-13 on Saturday, setting the stadium record for most home runs in a single game with a total of 14. Both teams hit seven homers, breaking previous highs.
The Dolphins weren’t done with the long ball either, as five different players connected, led by Jack Cannon’s two homers (including an inside-the-park blast) and Cooper Romich’s two blasts. Adam Sullivan added a solo homer, his first at the Division I level, while Paulie Goodness hit his first career home run. FDU’s Travis Stroh was the star, going 5-for-5 with three home runs and nine RBIs, both career bests.
Despite the Knights’ offensive explosion, including their season-high seven homers led by Travis Stroh’s three, Le Moyne’s pitching struggled, resulting in the loss. The game marked several milestones for the Dolphins, including their fourth game with seven homers and matching an NEC record for most runs scored. FDU claimed the win with Nick Noble taking the victory in relief.