In the second game of a double header, the Aggies shut out Cornell in a 22-0 victory. Sophomore Chris Andritsos hit a cycle, the second Aggie to in a week, and before that it had been seven years. The Aggies will face the Cornell Big Red Saturday at 2 P.M. at Olsen Field.
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Senior catcher Baine Schoenvogel hit his first home run of the season.
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Freshman left-handed pitcher Chandler Jozwiak pitched through the first five innings of the games.
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Freshman pitcher Chadler Jozwiak delivered a total of five strike outs while pitching during the game.
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Cornell batters practice their swings while preparing to step up to the plate in an effort to come back.
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Freshman pitcher Chandler Jozwiak had a total of 57 pitches in his five innings on the mound for the Aggies.
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Sophomore catcher Hunter Coleman and freshman pitcher Asa Lacy meet on the mound before Lacy’s first inning as pitcher for the game.
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Sophomore infielder Chris Andritsos hit for the cycle meaning he hit a single, double, triple, and a home run.
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Freshman infielder Will Frizzell congratulates senior catcher Baine Schoenvogel on his home run.
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Freshman right handed pitcher Jack Conlon pitched the seventh inning with a total of 10 pitches.
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Sophomore right handed pitcher Jason Ruffcorn pitched 17 times in the eighth for his season debut.
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A Cornell runner tries to steal a base in an effort to prevent a shutout.
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After a 22-0 victory the Aggies prepare to take on Cornell once again.
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