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Martlets Win on the Road
On a rainy day, the Martlets boarded the bus and headed west to Pawling, NY to take on Trinity-Pawling. The Pride were hosting a special ceremony for the dedication of their new turf field. Despite a rainy trip, the weather held off for a 3PM first pitch.
The Martlets struck first, scoring early and often to back starting pitcher Matt Shea '26. Stephen Hamadeh '25 drove in the first run of the day with 2 outs in the second. The Martlets would go on to put up 10 more runs, highlighted by Alex Mihailovich '25 (2 hits, 4RBI), Easton Masse '25 (2 hits, 1 RBI, 1 SB), and Jake Pleau '26.
Matt Shea went 5IP, 3Ks, 2H to pickup the win.
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The Martlets struck first, scoring early and often to back starting pitcher Matt Shea '26. Stephen Hamadeh '25 drove in the first run of the day with 2 outs in the second. The Martlets would go on to put up 10 more runs, highlighted by Alex Mihailovich '25 (2 hits, 4RBI), Easton Masse '25 (2 hits, 1 RBI, 1 SB), and Jake Pleau '26.
Matt Shea went 5IP, 3Ks, 2H to pickup the win.
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