In a thrilling baseball match held at Maestri Field, the New Orleans Privateers showcased an impressive performance by scoring three runs in the first inning and accumulating 15 hits throughout the game. This led to their resounding victory of 15-1 over the UNC-Asheville Bulldogs on Friday evening. The Privateers' early-game momentum, combined with effective pitching and strategic hitting, played a pivotal role in securing their win against the Bulldogs.

From the onset, the New Orleans Privateers demonstrated their prowess on the field. Bryan Loriga's double set the stage for RBI hits by Bryce Calloway and Tristan Moore, quickly establishing a lead. Meanwhile, New Orleans starter Grant Edwards ensured minimal scoring opportunities for the Bulldogs, allowing them only one run in the third inning. Adrian Dominguez's crucial walk with bases loaded further extended the Privateers' advantage, prompting a change in the Bulldogs' pitching lineup.

The turning point occurred in the fourth inning when Moore delivered a powerful home run, driving in three runs and elevating his career total to 28, tying him with two legends in program history. Following this, the bullpen trio of Carson Kimball, Sawyer Toney, and Brooks Byers maintained the scoreless streak, delivering efficient pitches that kept the Bulldogs at bay.

In the sixth inning, the Privateers capitalized on their momentum by adding five more runs, effectively sealing their dominance. Notable performances included Collin Loupe and Diego Villescas contributing with RBI singles, while every starting player for the Privateers recorded at least one hit. Calloway and Moore together accounted for seven RBI, highlighting their significant contributions to the team's success.

Awaiting both teams is the continuation of the series with a scheduled start time of 2 p.m. on Saturday. Fans can stay updated on all University of New Orleans athletics news by subscribing to their weekly newsletter. Additionally, following @PrivateersBSB on various social media platforms offers another avenue to keep up with the latest developments in Privateers Baseball.