Trinity Comes Up Short to Cortland St. in NCAA Baseball, 10-6
Courtesy Ithaca/Trinity Sports Information
AUBURN, N.Y. - Dan Maycock went 3-for-4
with a double and four RBI to lead the Cortland State Red Dragons
to a 10-6 win over the Trinity College Bantams in the loser's
bracket finals of the NCAA Division III New York Regional Baseball
Championship Tournament this evening at Falcon Park. Trinity
finishes the year with a 32-8 record and a 2-2 mark in the
tournament, while the Red Dragons advance to the championship round
on Saturday against the host Ithaca College Bombers. The Bombers
downed the Bantams, 8-1, earlier today in the winner's bracket
finals to reach the championship round.
Cortland took a 5-0 lead after two innings, taking advantage a
couple of first-inning Trinity errors for a run in the first and
adding four in the second on a two-run single by Sean Caughey and a
two-run double by Maycock.
Trinity got itself back in the game with two runs in the third
inning on an RBI single by sophomore C Sean Killeen (Greenfield,
Mass.) and a bases -loaded walk by freshman OF James Wood (Windham,
N.H.), and two more in the fifth inning on an RBI double by junior
Chandler Barnard (Lubbock, Texas) and a run-scoring single by
freshman 1B Kent Graham (Longmeadow, Mass.).
The Red Dragons scored twice more in the top of the sixth to push
the lead back up to 7-4, but the Bantams pulled back within a run
on a two-run base hit to left by Wood. Cortland put the game away
with three runs in the eighth frame. Barnard, Killeen, and Graham
each had two hits for Trinity.






