In an exhilarating match at Dugan Yard, the Ithaca College baseball team showcased their prowess by defeating St. John Fisher with a score of 20-11. This victory marks the fourth consecutive game where the Bombers have scored double-digit runs. With this win, Ithaca's record now stands at 10-7 for the season. The game featured intense back-and-forth action, including significant contributions from players such as Andrew McDermott, Camden Laney, and Riley Brawdy, who all played pivotal roles in securing the victory.

From the very start, Ithaca College took control by scoring four runs in the first inning. A passed ball allowed Andrew McDermott to cross home plate, marking the opening run. Camden Laney's double brought Ethan McDonough home, further extending the lead. Logan Scully followed suit with another double, scoring Collin Feeney and capping off the impressive first-inning performance. Although St. John Fisher retaliated with three runs in the same inning, the Bombers maintained their momentum.

In subsequent innings, Ithaca continued to build their lead. An RBI single by Feeney in the second inning added to their tally, while a sacrifice fly by Riley Brawdy and a strategic play involving an error increased the margin to 7-4 in the third inning. Despite Fisher narrowing the gap to one run, the Bombers unleashed a powerful offensive surge over the next three innings, accumulating 13 runs to establish a commanding 20-6 lead after eight innings.

This surge was highlighted by several key moments. Riley Brawdy delivered a crucial two-run home run in the seventh inning, while Tyler Pugliese's bat led to a costly three-run error for the opposition in the eighth. Additionally, Matt Curtis contributed with a two-run triple, and Ethan Fantel sealed the deal with a two-run double in the same inning.

The Cardinals attempted a late rally, scoring five runs in the ninth inning, but it wasn't enough to overturn the Bombers' dominance. Seven different pitchers appeared for Ithaca, with Sean Kelly earning the win after pitching effectively in 2.0 innings of relief, striking out three batters.

Looking ahead, the Bombers are set to continue their competitive streak in a three-game series at Clarkson University this weekend. Fans eagerly anticipate another thrilling display of skill and determination from the Ithaca College baseball team.