Completed Event: Baseball versus Cornell on April 27, 2025 , Win , 7, to, 4
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Nathan Cmeyla had two hits in each game of the doubleheader.
Photo by: Mike Janes
Former Dartmouth Hurler Helps Manhattan to Doubleheader Sweep of Big Green
5/7/2022 6:47:00 PM | Baseball
Graduate transfer Tyler Fagler tossed five scoress innings of relief for the Jaspers to earn the victory in game two
HANOVER, N.H. — After tying the second game of a doubleheader at two, the Dartmouth baseball team could not find a way to push a run across the plate against its former pitcher, Tyler Fagler, who tossed five scoreless innings of relief to help visiting Manhattan complete a doubleheader sweep of the Big Green on Saturday afternoon at Red Rolfe Field at Biondi Park. The Jaspers (20-23) outlasted Dartmouth (21-18), 3-2, in 11 innings in the nightcap after taking the first game by a 10-6 final.
Fagler (1-2), who battled injuries during his Big Green career from 2017-20, picked up his first win with his new team after he took over on the mound for Manhattan in the seventh of a game tied at two. Over his first four frames, he surrendered just one hit and two walks, twice inducing double plays to keep Dartmouth off the board. After the Jaspers took a 3-2 lead in the top of the 11th on a solo homer off the bat of David Bermudez, Fagler was sent back to the mound to try and finish off his former mates.
After retiring the first batter, he surrendered back-to-back singles by senior Kade Kretzschmar and junior Kolton Freeman before getting a popup for the second out. Junior Connor Bertsch lined the next pitch toward the hole between short and third, and only third baseman Jack Lynch's diving stab kept the ball from going into the outfield and likely tying the game. As it was, he could only knock it down for an infield hit, leaving the bases loaded with two down. Fagler managed to escape the jam with his third strikeout of the day, ending the 11-inning contest just short of three hours.
Manhattan quickly took a 1-0 lead in the first inning on Pete Durocher's two-out double that scored Matt Padre from first. Padre scored the next run for the Jaspers in the third as well after stroking a leadoff double, scoring two outs later on a Bermudez sacrifice fly.
The score remained that way into the sixth when Dartmouth finally got to Jasper starter Jordan Warecke who, like Fagler, was helped out by his defense turning two double plays behind him. Senior Justin Murray lined an RBI triple into the right-field corner, plating sophomore Tyler Cox who had singled, and with two out, sophomore Nathan Cmeyla hit a ball back through the middle that the second baseman could only keep in the infield for an RBI single and a tie ball game.
Junior Jack Metzger (0-2) was stuck with the loss for giving up the solo homer in his two innings of relief. Senior Trystan Sarcone did not get a decision after allowing two runs over 6.2 innings on five hits, striking out four, and senior Cole Roland tossed 2.1 innings of shutout ball, striking out three, to help send the game into extras.
Padre had three hits in the game, giving him 200 in his Manhattan career. Bertsch had three of the 11 knocks for the Big Green as well.
In the opener, the Jaspers roughed up Dartmouth senior right-hander Nathan Skinner (5-4) for six runs in four-plus innings of work as he gave up nine hits and a walk, striking out only one. Three of those runs scored on RBI doubles by Frankie Marinelli, Harrison Treble and Alfredo Delgado. Manhattan finished the game with 16 hits, five of which were two-baggers.
But Dartmouth closed the gap with two runs in the fifth after Cmeyla and Bertsch opened the stanza with a single and a double, respectively. Freshman Elliot Krewson drove in the first run with a grounder to second that was misplayed, and senior Bryce Daniel followed with a sacrifice fly.
The Big Green tallied two more in the seventh, whittling their deficit down to 6-4. Three consecutive singles loaded the bases with nobody out, and after a force at home for the first out, sophomore Tyler Robinson dropped an RBI single into center field. Murray followed with a line drive right to the third baseman, but he could not double Bertsch off third as both dove for the bag. On the very next pitch, Kretzschmar was plunked, forcing in the fourth Dartmouth run.
The Jaspers got both runs back as well as one more in the eighth on three consecutive singles and a two-run double by Padre. Those runs were needed as the Big Green scored twice in the bottom half on RBI singles by Krewson and Cox. But with runners on the corners and one out, Robinson grounded to the first baseman who stepped on the bag and fired to the plate to throw out the runner trying to score to end the threat.
Marinelli drove in the final run of the game — the only unearned one all day — in the ninth with a single to right-center.
Will Hesslink (3-7) earned the victory for Manhattan, tossing six runs of two-run ball on five hits and a walk with one whiff. Every spot in the order had at least one hit for the Jaspers, led by Marinelli with three as he also scored twice and had two RBIs.
Daniel was a perfect 3-for-3 for the Big Green, including his first triple of the season, as Dartmouth banged out 13 safeties, three shy of Manhattan's total.
The two teams will play one more time on Sunday in a game that will be streamed live on ESPN+ at noon.
Notes: Fagler was 1-3 with a 5.06 ERA in his Big Green career, throwing 37.1 innings while striking out 25 … Bertsch led all Big Green players on the day with five hits while Cmeyla had two in each contest … this was the first meeting between the two schools since the only game in the series, an 11-11 tie in 1900 (not a typo).
Fagler (1-2), who battled injuries during his Big Green career from 2017-20, picked up his first win with his new team after he took over on the mound for Manhattan in the seventh of a game tied at two. Over his first four frames, he surrendered just one hit and two walks, twice inducing double plays to keep Dartmouth off the board. After the Jaspers took a 3-2 lead in the top of the 11th on a solo homer off the bat of David Bermudez, Fagler was sent back to the mound to try and finish off his former mates.
After retiring the first batter, he surrendered back-to-back singles by senior Kade Kretzschmar and junior Kolton Freeman before getting a popup for the second out. Junior Connor Bertsch lined the next pitch toward the hole between short and third, and only third baseman Jack Lynch's diving stab kept the ball from going into the outfield and likely tying the game. As it was, he could only knock it down for an infield hit, leaving the bases loaded with two down. Fagler managed to escape the jam with his third strikeout of the day, ending the 11-inning contest just short of three hours.
Manhattan quickly took a 1-0 lead in the first inning on Pete Durocher's two-out double that scored Matt Padre from first. Padre scored the next run for the Jaspers in the third as well after stroking a leadoff double, scoring two outs later on a Bermudez sacrifice fly.
The score remained that way into the sixth when Dartmouth finally got to Jasper starter Jordan Warecke who, like Fagler, was helped out by his defense turning two double plays behind him. Senior Justin Murray lined an RBI triple into the right-field corner, plating sophomore Tyler Cox who had singled, and with two out, sophomore Nathan Cmeyla hit a ball back through the middle that the second baseman could only keep in the infield for an RBI single and a tie ball game.
Junior Jack Metzger (0-2) was stuck with the loss for giving up the solo homer in his two innings of relief. Senior Trystan Sarcone did not get a decision after allowing two runs over 6.2 innings on five hits, striking out four, and senior Cole Roland tossed 2.1 innings of shutout ball, striking out three, to help send the game into extras.
Padre had three hits in the game, giving him 200 in his Manhattan career. Bertsch had three of the 11 knocks for the Big Green as well.
In the opener, the Jaspers roughed up Dartmouth senior right-hander Nathan Skinner (5-4) for six runs in four-plus innings of work as he gave up nine hits and a walk, striking out only one. Three of those runs scored on RBI doubles by Frankie Marinelli, Harrison Treble and Alfredo Delgado. Manhattan finished the game with 16 hits, five of which were two-baggers.
But Dartmouth closed the gap with two runs in the fifth after Cmeyla and Bertsch opened the stanza with a single and a double, respectively. Freshman Elliot Krewson drove in the first run with a grounder to second that was misplayed, and senior Bryce Daniel followed with a sacrifice fly.
The Big Green tallied two more in the seventh, whittling their deficit down to 6-4. Three consecutive singles loaded the bases with nobody out, and after a force at home for the first out, sophomore Tyler Robinson dropped an RBI single into center field. Murray followed with a line drive right to the third baseman, but he could not double Bertsch off third as both dove for the bag. On the very next pitch, Kretzschmar was plunked, forcing in the fourth Dartmouth run.
The Jaspers got both runs back as well as one more in the eighth on three consecutive singles and a two-run double by Padre. Those runs were needed as the Big Green scored twice in the bottom half on RBI singles by Krewson and Cox. But with runners on the corners and one out, Robinson grounded to the first baseman who stepped on the bag and fired to the plate to throw out the runner trying to score to end the threat.
Marinelli drove in the final run of the game — the only unearned one all day — in the ninth with a single to right-center.
Will Hesslink (3-7) earned the victory for Manhattan, tossing six runs of two-run ball on five hits and a walk with one whiff. Every spot in the order had at least one hit for the Jaspers, led by Marinelli with three as he also scored twice and had two RBIs.
Daniel was a perfect 3-for-3 for the Big Green, including his first triple of the season, as Dartmouth banged out 13 safeties, three shy of Manhattan's total.
The two teams will play one more time on Sunday in a game that will be streamed live on ESPN+ at noon.
Notes: Fagler was 1-3 with a 5.06 ERA in his Big Green career, throwing 37.1 innings while striking out 25 … Bertsch led all Big Green players on the day with five hits while Cmeyla had two in each contest … this was the first meeting between the two schools since the only game in the series, an 11-11 tie in 1900 (not a typo).
Team Stats
Pitching:
W: Hesslink, Will (3-7)
L: Skinner, Nathan (5-4)
Batting:
2B: Padre, Matt 1 ; Treble, Harrison 1 ; Bermudez, David 1 ; Delgado, Alfredo 1 ; Marinelli, Frankie 1
RBI: Padre, Matt 2 ; Treble, Harrison 1 ; Durocher, Pete 1 ; Lynch, Jack 1 ; Delgado, Alfredo 1 ; Marinelli, Frankie 2 ; Ocasal, Dolan 1 ; Radziewicz, Jacob 1
Base Running:
RUNS: Padre, Matt 1 ; Treble, Harrison 2 ; Durocher, Pete 2 ; Lynch, Jack 1 ; Marinelli, Frankie 2 ; Ocasal, Dolan 1 ; Clarke, Lewi 1
HBP: Durocher, Pete 1
Batting:
2B: Kretzschmar, Kade 1 ; Cmeyla, Nathan 1 ; Bertsch, Connor 1
3B: Daniel, Bryce 1
RBI: Cox, Tyler 1 ; Robinson, Tyler 1 ; Kretzschmar, Kade 1 ; Krewson, Elliot 2 ; Daniel, Bryce 1
SF: Daniel, Bryce 1
Base Running:
RUNS: Cmeyla, Nathan 2 ; Bertsch, Connor 1 ; Krewson, Elliot 2 ; Daniel, Bryce 1
CS: Robinson, Tyler 1
HBP: Kretzschmar, Kade 1
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