Dartmouth gets 4 in T3.
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DC - 4 5 2
IU - 7 9 2
Go Hoosiers!
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DC - 4 5 2
IU - 7 9 2
Go Hoosiers!
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IU gets 7 in the 2nd, lead 7-4 going to B3
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Dartmouth adds 2, cut the IU lead to 7-6 going to B4
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DC - 6 8 2
IU - 7 9 3
Go Hoosiers!
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DC - 6 8 2
IU - 7 9 3
Go Hoosiers!
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IU, 7-6 going to the 6th
Morris goes 5 innings: 9H, 6R, 4ER & 7K.
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DC - 6 9 3
IU - 7 11 3
Go Hoosiers!
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Morris goes 5 innings: 9H, 6R, 4ER & 7K.
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DC - 6 9 3
IU - 7 11 3
Go Hoosiers!
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Story link with boxscore
PORT CHARLOTTE, Fla. -- Indiana used its highest-scoring inning of the season to sweep its Friday doubleheader at the Snowbird Baseball Classic, winning its evening game vs. Dartmouth, 8-6.
IU also topped Villanova, 4-3, on Friday and has won three straight games, its longest streak of the season.
Indiana and Dartmouth combined for 13 runs between the second and fourth innings, only scoring one the rest of the way.
The Hoosiers piled on seven runs in the bottom of the second inning for a 7-0 advantage, recording eight of their 13 hits in the frame. Four of Indiana's runs came with two outs.
Will Nolden singled to make it 2-0 with runners on the corners and no outs.
After Scott Donley (RBI) and Sowers (RBI) to score seven.
Luke Harrison closed out the final four innings, allowing zero runs, as IU held on for the win. Harrison earned the save.
Sowers scored IU's final run in the seventh inning on a stolen base after Nolden stole second.
The reigning Big Ten Freshman of the Week ripped off a team-high three hits for the second time in three games, matching his career best, while Dedelow, Hartong, Cangelosi and Nolden each had a pair.
The series finale between Indiana and College of Charleston is pegged for Sunday, March 1, at Noon ET. The game can be listened to online at IUHoosiers.com.
GAME NOTES
••• Logan Sowers had three hits for the second time in three games and scored twice, matching career highs.
••• Christian Morris' seven strikeouts were a career high and the most by a Hoosier this season.
••• IU's 10 total strikeouts matched a season high.
••• The Hoosiers have stolen three or more bases in three games this season and are 14-for-15 in 2015.
••• Luke Harrison picked up the save for Indiana, his first of the season and fourth of his career.
••• Seven different Hoosiers notched RBIs in the win.
FRIDAY NOTES
••• With zero walks allowed by IU in either game, the Hoosiers are now 5-1 in 2015 when doing so.
••• Indiana has registered 10 or more hits in five of its last six games (3-2 in 2015).
••• Nine of Indiana's 10 games have been decided by three runs or less, including both games Friday.
••• With Logan Sowers' home run vs. Villanova, the two remain tied for the team lead with five extra-base hits this season.
••• With hits in both games, Scott Donley extended his reached base streak to 30 games dating back to last season and has a hit in 16 consecutive outings.
••• Similarly, Craig Dedelow extended his reached base streak to 12 straight games and has a hit in 11 straight games dating back to last season.
Go Hoosiers!
per Varsity Club
PORT CHARLOTTE, Fla. -- Indiana used its highest-scoring inning of the season to sweep its Friday doubleheader at the Snowbird Baseball Classic, winning its evening game vs. Dartmouth, 8-6.
IU also topped Villanova, 4-3, on Friday and has won three straight games, its longest streak of the season.
Indiana and Dartmouth combined for 13 runs between the second and fourth innings, only scoring one the rest of the way.
The Hoosiers piled on seven runs in the bottom of the second inning for a 7-0 advantage, recording eight of their 13 hits in the frame. Four of Indiana's runs came with two outs.
Will Nolden singled to make it 2-0 with runners on the corners and no outs.
After Scott Donley (RBI) and Sowers (RBI) to score seven.
Luke Harrison closed out the final four innings, allowing zero runs, as IU held on for the win. Harrison earned the save.
Sowers scored IU's final run in the seventh inning on a stolen base after Nolden stole second.
The reigning Big Ten Freshman of the Week ripped off a team-high three hits for the second time in three games, matching his career best, while Dedelow, Hartong, Cangelosi and Nolden each had a pair.
The series finale between Indiana and College of Charleston is pegged for Sunday, March 1, at Noon ET. The game can be listened to online at IUHoosiers.com.
GAME NOTES
••• Logan Sowers had three hits for the second time in three games and scored twice, matching career highs.
••• Christian Morris' seven strikeouts were a career high and the most by a Hoosier this season.
••• IU's 10 total strikeouts matched a season high.
••• The Hoosiers have stolen three or more bases in three games this season and are 14-for-15 in 2015.
••• Luke Harrison picked up the save for Indiana, his first of the season and fourth of his career.
••• Seven different Hoosiers notched RBIs in the win.
FRIDAY NOTES
••• With zero walks allowed by IU in either game, the Hoosiers are now 5-1 in 2015 when doing so.
••• Indiana has registered 10 or more hits in five of its last six games (3-2 in 2015).
••• Nine of Indiana's 10 games have been decided by three runs or less, including both games Friday.
••• With Logan Sowers' home run vs. Villanova, the two remain tied for the team lead with five extra-base hits this season.
••• With hits in both games, Scott Donley extended his reached base streak to 30 games dating back to last season and has a hit in 16 consecutive outings.
••• Similarly, Craig Dedelow extended his reached base streak to 12 straight games and has a hit in 11 straight games dating back to last season.
Go Hoosiers!
per Varsity Club
