Big Green Split Doubleheader with Brown

Saturday, April 11

Hanover, N.H.

11:30 AM

Dartmouth College

7-16, 4-6

Brown

13-13, 6-3

Team	1	2	3	4	5	6	7	8	9	Runs R	Hits H	Errors E
BROWN	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	6	1
Dartmouth	0	1	2	0	0	0	0	1	X	4	9	1

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By: Rebecca Osowski

HANOVER, N.H. – Dartmouth baseball returned home this weekend, welcoming the Brown Bears to Red Rolfe Field at Biondi Park to continue Ivy League play.

The Big Green got help from the long ball in game one, earning a 4-0 victory thanks to three home runs, but fell in the nightcap, 13-3.

Through Saturday's doubleheader, Dartmouth now sits at 7-17 on the season and 4-7 in Ivy League play.

Game 1: Dartmouth 4, Brown 0
Despite pressure from the Brown Bears early, loading the bases with only one out in the first inning, it was Nate Isler and the Big Green that came out on top in game one, earning the 4-0 victory in the series opener.

The Big Green opened their lead in the first inning when Stefan Di Corrado hit his first home run of the season and his collegiate career, giving his team a 1-0 lead in the second inning.

Just one inning later, Dartmouth added more runs, this time thanks to a two-run shot from Milo Suarez, his team leading second homerun of the season. A.J. DeMastrie was the runner on base, reaching after being hit by a pitch.

Brown threatened to get on the board in the fifth, once again loading the bases with one out, this time thanks to a single and two walks. Isler was once again able to get out of the jam on the mound, keeping the Bears off the board.

Dartmouth had Taer Rodriguez on third and Sam Andersen on second with only one out in the sixth, but the Big Green were unable to add to their lead, as it remained a three-run game.

An additional insurance run came in the eighth, as Tyler Sirchia also sent the ball out of the park, hitting his first collegiate home run to make it a 4-0 game.

Brown recorded a double with one out in the ninth, but it wasn't enough, as the Big Green posted the 4-0 victory over the Bears.

Isler picked up his first win on the mound, allowing four hits in six scoreless innings of work. He walked three and fanned five, surpassing the 100-career strikeout mark.

Mac Burke recorded his team leading fourth save of the season, allowing two runs in three scoreless frames. The senior fanned five, his most in an outing this season and in his career in green.

Game 2: Brown 13, Dartmouth 3
In game two of the doubleheader, Brown scored early and often, going on to defeat the Big Green, 13-3.

Each team recorded a single in the first inning, but the game remained scoreless heading to the second. Brown opened the scoring in the top of the inning, as the Bears benefitted from a home run, hitting a three-run shot to break the tie.

Dartmouth immediately responded, cutting the Bears' lead to two. Tyler Sirchia led off the inning with a double, later advancing to second on a Sam Andersen single. Alejandro Puig then singled to right center, scoring Sirchia to make it a 3-1 game.

The Bears reextended their lead to three in the third, also capitalizing on a leadoff double.

In the bottom of the fourth, Dartmouth once again cut Brown's lead to two. With two outs, Andersen reached after being hit by the pitch. Puig then sent a ball to deep left center, knocking a triple to score Andersen from first.

The Bears again wasted no time remaking it a three-run game, making it 5-2 thanks to a leadoff triple and sacrifice fly in the fifth. In the sixth, Brown added another run as the score moved to 6-2 in favor of the Bears.

Brown ran away with the game in the eighth, plating five runs on four hits and three free passes, two walks and a hit by pitch. The Bears then added two in the ninth thanks to three hits and an error, making it a 13-2 game.

Dartmouth tried to rally in the ninth, loading the bases on a Nico Bañez leadoff walk, a Jack Espiritu-Niswonger single, and a Milo Suarez walk. Chris Miller then singled to right to score one and keep the bases loaded.

The Bears recorded the next two outs, bringing Taer Rodriguez to the plate. Rodriguez sent a ball up the middle, but a diving play and flip by the Bears' shortstop got the out at second and secured Brown's 13-3 victory.

Nate Kugler got the start on the mound, allowing five runs on six hits in five innings of work. He walked two and fanned four.

Trey Sejnoha pitched the next three innings and give up six runs on seven hits. Sejnoha dealt three walks and fanned five.

Aidan Plummer finished the game for the Big Green, tossing the final inning. He gave up two runs; one earned on three hits. Two of the three outs he recorded were via strikeout.

Up Next: The Big Green and Bears will wrap the regular season series on Sunday, April 12, as Dartmouth looks to secure the series win. First pitch is set for 12 p.m. You can watch on ESPN+ or follow the live stats on DartmouthSports.com.