2008 Woodie Awards
Baseball team moves into second place
David Lopez
Issue date: 3/31/05 Section: Sports
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Third baseman Dane Braunecker paced the team as he hit a double late during the sixth inning, which drove in two runs. Braunecker finished the game two for four.
Not far behind him was second baseman Mike Moretti, who despite not driving in a run, batted three for four with three singles, a walk and a run scored.
"The guys that did play performed pretty well," Bergeron said. "We have enough depth on this team that I'm not worried about benching some guys."
For the Warriors, it's not only their third consecutive conference win, but it's also the third straight game in which they have held the opposing teams to one run.
"Our pitchers have done pretty well to shut down the other teams," Bergeron said.
While everyone else on campus will be enjoying their spring break, the baseball team will not, as it will not have a chance to put its bats away.
The team will have to play each team in its conference twice more before moving on to the regional playoffs.
"With these upcoming games, we have to continue our same routine throughout the week and play good ball," McKinley said.
With playoffs within reach, the Warriors will continue to work hard.
"We have to hustle during these next couple of games if we want to make it into playoffs," Bergeron said.
Not far behind him was second baseman Mike Moretti, who despite not driving in a run, batted three for four with three singles, a walk and a run scored.
"The guys that did play performed pretty well," Bergeron said. "We have enough depth on this team that I'm not worried about benching some guys."
For the Warriors, it's not only their third consecutive conference win, but it's also the third straight game in which they have held the opposing teams to one run.
"Our pitchers have done pretty well to shut down the other teams," Bergeron said.
While everyone else on campus will be enjoying their spring break, the baseball team will not, as it will not have a chance to put its bats away.
The team will have to play each team in its conference twice more before moving on to the regional playoffs.
"With these upcoming games, we have to continue our same routine throughout the week and play good ball," McKinley said.
With playoffs within reach, the Warriors will continue to work hard.
"We have to hustle during these next couple of games if we want to make it into playoffs," Bergeron said.