St. John's University Athletics
Friday, March 13
Charlotte, N.C.(Robert and Mariam Hayes Stadium)
6 p.m.
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St. John’s to Take on Charlotte for Weekend Road Series
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Red Storm begin seven-game road trip
QUEENS, N.Y. – The St. John's baseball team will travel to Charlotte for a three-game series beginning on Friday night in North Carolina. The Red Storm start a seven-game road trip over the next 11 days.
Game one on Friday at Robert and Mariam Hayes Stadium is set for 6 p.m. Saturday's contest will begin at 4 p.m. and the series finale will start at 12 p.m. All games will be available to stream on ESPN+.
St. John's (5-11, 0-0 BIG EAST) split the difference in its midweek action, dropping a close 6-4 contest to Fairfield before bouncing back to take a walk-off victory over Marist, 3-1.
St. John's lost to Fairfield, 6-4, on Tuesday after the Stags scored three runs in the seventh to complete the comeback. The Red Storm erased an early deficit with a four-run third inning, highlighted by Adam Agresti's two-run homer and an RBI double from Shaun McMillan, who went 3-for-4. Rob Mansour added two hits, but Fairfield closed the game by holding St. John's scoreless over the final three innings.
Agresti hit a walk-off two-run homer in the ninth to give St. John's a 3-1 win over Marist on Wednesday, his third straight game with a two-run shot at Jack Kaiser Stadium. Dylan Fitzsimmons started the rally with a leadoff double, while Brady Clark allowed one run over five innings and Tyler Longoria struck out five in two scoreless frames to secure the victory.
As a team, the Johnnies have posted a .978 fielding percentage, leading the conference and ranking 58th nationally. On the mound, their bullpen is allowing just 7.96 hits per nine innings, the best mark in the BIG EAST and 55th in the nation. The Red Storm pitching staff also owns the conference's second-best WHIP at 1.46, ranking inside the top 100 nationally.
Evan Chaffee ranks third in the conference, allowing just 2.05 walks per nine innings, while Ian Mowad sits fourth with an average of 2.50 earned runs per outing. At the plate, Agresti has hit five home runs this season, ranking fifth in the BIG EAST.
St. John's and Charlotte (12-4, 0-0 American) will play just the second all-time series, with the 49ers leading the all-time series 3-0. The first time the two programs met, Charlotte swept the series from Feb 28-March 1. The closest game during the series was on Feb. 29 in a 6-5 decision in favor of the 49ers.
Charlotte enters the matchup riding a four-game winning streak and has started the season strong with just four losses, two coming against top-15 opponents. The 49ers also own a signature win, defeating No. 11 Virginia 14–0 in seven innings at home on March 3.
Most recently, the 49ers powered past Campbell 13-5 on Tuesday night, collecting 10 hits and continuing its hot streak by winning its 11th game in the last 12. Charlotte's pitching staff also combined for 12 strikeouts in the victory.
In the outing, Alec DeMartino made program history by driving in nine runs to lead Charlotte to a 13–5 win over Campbell on Tuesday night. DeMartino blasted a grand slam and a three-run homer while adding RBIs on a fielder's choice and a bases-loaded walk, breaking the program's previous single-game record of eight RBIs.
Charlotte ranks second in the American Conference and 17th nationally with 16 double plays this season, averaging one per game. The 49ers also lead the conference and rank 19th in the nation with a .983 fielding percentage. On the mound, their pitching staff has recorded four shutouts, second most in the country, while averaging 11.7 strikeouts per nine innings, 13th nationally. Offensively, Charlotte is hitting .311 as a team, placing fourth in the conference and 34th in the nation.
After its weekend series, St. John's returns to New York and heads to local rival Stony Brook for a St. Patrick's Day midweek contest at 3 p.m.
Game one on Friday at Robert and Mariam Hayes Stadium is set for 6 p.m. Saturday's contest will begin at 4 p.m. and the series finale will start at 12 p.m. All games will be available to stream on ESPN+.
St. John's (5-11, 0-0 BIG EAST) split the difference in its midweek action, dropping a close 6-4 contest to Fairfield before bouncing back to take a walk-off victory over Marist, 3-1.
St. John's lost to Fairfield, 6-4, on Tuesday after the Stags scored three runs in the seventh to complete the comeback. The Red Storm erased an early deficit with a four-run third inning, highlighted by Adam Agresti's two-run homer and an RBI double from Shaun McMillan, who went 3-for-4. Rob Mansour added two hits, but Fairfield closed the game by holding St. John's scoreless over the final three innings.
Agresti hit a walk-off two-run homer in the ninth to give St. John's a 3-1 win over Marist on Wednesday, his third straight game with a two-run shot at Jack Kaiser Stadium. Dylan Fitzsimmons started the rally with a leadoff double, while Brady Clark allowed one run over five innings and Tyler Longoria struck out five in two scoreless frames to secure the victory.
As a team, the Johnnies have posted a .978 fielding percentage, leading the conference and ranking 58th nationally. On the mound, their bullpen is allowing just 7.96 hits per nine innings, the best mark in the BIG EAST and 55th in the nation. The Red Storm pitching staff also owns the conference's second-best WHIP at 1.46, ranking inside the top 100 nationally.
Evan Chaffee ranks third in the conference, allowing just 2.05 walks per nine innings, while Ian Mowad sits fourth with an average of 2.50 earned runs per outing. At the plate, Agresti has hit five home runs this season, ranking fifth in the BIG EAST.
St. John's and Charlotte (12-4, 0-0 American) will play just the second all-time series, with the 49ers leading the all-time series 3-0. The first time the two programs met, Charlotte swept the series from Feb 28-March 1. The closest game during the series was on Feb. 29 in a 6-5 decision in favor of the 49ers.
Charlotte enters the matchup riding a four-game winning streak and has started the season strong with just four losses, two coming against top-15 opponents. The 49ers also own a signature win, defeating No. 11 Virginia 14–0 in seven innings at home on March 3.
Most recently, the 49ers powered past Campbell 13-5 on Tuesday night, collecting 10 hits and continuing its hot streak by winning its 11th game in the last 12. Charlotte's pitching staff also combined for 12 strikeouts in the victory.
In the outing, Alec DeMartino made program history by driving in nine runs to lead Charlotte to a 13–5 win over Campbell on Tuesday night. DeMartino blasted a grand slam and a three-run homer while adding RBIs on a fielder's choice and a bases-loaded walk, breaking the program's previous single-game record of eight RBIs.
Charlotte ranks second in the American Conference and 17th nationally with 16 double plays this season, averaging one per game. The 49ers also lead the conference and rank 19th in the nation with a .983 fielding percentage. On the mound, their pitching staff has recorded four shutouts, second most in the country, while averaging 11.7 strikeouts per nine innings, 13th nationally. Offensively, Charlotte is hitting .311 as a team, placing fourth in the conference and 34th in the nation.
After its weekend series, St. John's returns to New York and heads to local rival Stony Brook for a St. Patrick's Day midweek contest at 3 p.m.
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