Box Score 1 | Box Score 2 Oneonta, NY – Edilberto Rosado, Nick Shoemaker and Aaron D'Agnese all had multi-hit games as the Roos battled back with five runs over the final two innings in the nightcap, but dropped a doubleheader at visiting SUNY Oneonta by scores of 7-2 and 6-5 on Tuesday afternoon.

THE BASICS

• Result: Game 1: SUNY Oneonta 7, SUNY Canton 2; 7 INN. | Game 2: SUNY Oneonta 6, SUNY Canton 5; 7 INN.
• Location: Red Dragon Baseball Field – Oneonta, NY
• Records: Oneonta (14-3) | SUNY Canton (3-13)

 
HOW IT HAPPENED
 
GAME 1 – BOX SCORE

• The Roos took a 2-1 lead after two innings of play in the opener. With two outs in the first Dylan Allen reached on an error scoring Nick Shoemaker. Edilberto Rosado started a two out rally in the second with a single, advanced to second on a failed pickoff attempt and scored on a Shoemaker RBI single.
• The Red Dragons scored once in the first and two each in the third, fifth and sixth innings to earn a 7-2 win.
• Shoemaker and Rosado both went 2-for-3 for the Roos, while Alphonse Fuca had the other hit.
• Josh Gilkey, Alex Wurster, Jake Barrett and Anthony Foglia all had multi-hit outings with Barrett and Foglia driving in two runs each for the hosts.
• Martin Thorsland earned the win for Oneonta tossing four innings allowing two unearned runs with seven strike outs and a pair of walks. Derek Shea earned the save with three innings of scoreless ball with five strike outs.
• Kieran Gibson took the loss for the Roos scattering five earned runs over 5.1 innings with two strike outs.

 
GAME 2 – BOX SCORE

• Oneonta jumped out to a quick 3-0 lead in the nightcap with two runs in the first inning and one in the second. The Red Dragons made it 4-0 bringing across another run in the fifth.
• The Roos battled back with a big four-run sixth inning. With one out Derek Maldonado singled up the middle, Mike Henry reached on an error and Aaron D'Agnese singled to center. Brendan Finnegan reached on a fielder's choice scoring Maldonado and Shoemaker walked as Henry scored on a wild pitch. Anthony Bocchino was hit which loaded the bases and Nathan Welch reached on the second Oneonta error of the inning as Finnegan scored with two outs.
• Canton took its first lead of the game with a run in the top of the seventh. Fuca drew a leadoff walk and moved over to second on a passed ball and third on a ground out. After a Henry walk D'Agnese singled home Fuca.
• Needing a run to tie and two to win Oneonta led off the bottom of the inning with a triple and an RBI single. Canton was able to get a foul out before another single had the winning run in scoring position. That run would ultimately score on a walk-off passed ball and error.
• D'Agnese led the Roos with two hits and an RBI while Bocchino, Welch, Fuca, Maldonado and Henry had one hit each.
• Bradley Turner paced the Oneonta bats with three runs and three RBI, while Gilkey and Nate Guillen provided two hits apiece.
• Logan Carriero picked up his first win of the season tossing one inning in relief giving up one run with a strike out and two walks.
• Kayden Guerin took the loss for the Roos surrendering two runs with two walks in 2.1 innings.
   

WHAT'S NEXT?
The Roos are back in action on Saturday when they visit Husson University for a non-conference doubleheader beginning at 2 p.m.  
 


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