Players Mentioned
Team Stats
Pitching:
W: Matt Gill (3-3)
L: Siracusa, Gerry (1-2)
S: Thomas Lane (2)

Batting:
RBI: Gallagher, Robert 1 ; Climo, Cam 1 ; Tumosa, Mark 1
SF: Climo, Cam 1
Base Running:
RUNS: Gallagher, Robert 1 ; Passatempo, Steven 1 ; Martin, Vinnie 1 ; Devenney, Ciaran 1 ; Tumosa, Mark 1
SB: Gallagher, Robert 1 ; Martin, Vinnie 1 ; Tumosa, Mark 3
HBP: Marchena, Oscar 1 ; McCaffrey, Trip 1

Batting:
3B: Dante Baldelli 1
RBI: Sal Frelick 1 ; Brian Dempsey 1 ; Jack Cunningham 1 ; Cody Morissette 1 ; Dante Baldelli 1 ; Chris Galland 1
SF: Jack Cunningham 1 ; Cody Morissette 1
Base Running:
RUNS: Jake Alu 1 ; Sal Frelick 1 ; Gian Martellini 1 ; Dante Baldelli 2 ; Chris Galland 1
SB: Brian Dempsey 1 ; Chris Galland 1
Game Leaders
River Hawks Drop Back and Forth Affair at Boston College, 6-5
4/23/2019 9:01:00 PM | Baseball
BRIGHTON, Mass. – Mark Tumosa (Willington, Conn.) stole home to give the UMass Lowell baseball team a 5-4 lead in the eighth inning, but Boston College answered to squeak out a 6-5 victory on Tuesday night.
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Trailing by one with two outs in the eighth, Ciaran Devenney (Malanapan, N.J.) earned a walk and advanced to third on Tumosa's second single of the night. After a steal by the redshirt junior, Gallagher sent a dribble through the legs of the Eagles' pitcher to score Devenney.
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After a pitching change, Tumosa took advantage of Gallagher attracting the pitcher's attention and stole home to put the visitors back in front. Tumosa led the way for the River Hawks (9-28) picking up two base hits and recording three steals.
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"That was a really good, competitive hard-fought game both ways," commented Head Coach Ken Harring. "I thought we did a lot of good things tonight, and we threw all freshmen on the mound. I thought our bats were competitive all night long and we'll be ready to go tomorrow night against Harvard."
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The Eagles (20-22) plated two of their own in the bottom half with a two-out single and triple following a leadoff single.
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Robert Gallagher (Mullica Hill, N.J.) led off the contest with a single and stole his 13th base of the season before touching the plate on Cam Climo's (Billerica, Mass.) sacrifice fly for the game's first run.
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The visitors extended the lead in the fourth following a leadoff walk and a hit and run from Vinnie Martin (Lodi, N.J.) that advanced Steve Passatempo (Medford, Mass.) to third. After a Martin swipe of second a wild pitch plated Passatempo and Tumosa singled to open a 3-0 buffer.
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Boston College loaded the based with no outs en route to a four-run fifth inning to take its first lead, 4-3.
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The River Hawks host Harvard tomorrow evening at 5 p.m.
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Trailing by one with two outs in the eighth, Ciaran Devenney (Malanapan, N.J.) earned a walk and advanced to third on Tumosa's second single of the night. After a steal by the redshirt junior, Gallagher sent a dribble through the legs of the Eagles' pitcher to score Devenney.
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After a pitching change, Tumosa took advantage of Gallagher attracting the pitcher's attention and stole home to put the visitors back in front. Tumosa led the way for the River Hawks (9-28) picking up two base hits and recording three steals.
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"That was a really good, competitive hard-fought game both ways," commented Head Coach Ken Harring. "I thought we did a lot of good things tonight, and we threw all freshmen on the mound. I thought our bats were competitive all night long and we'll be ready to go tomorrow night against Harvard."
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The Eagles (20-22) plated two of their own in the bottom half with a two-out single and triple following a leadoff single.
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Robert Gallagher (Mullica Hill, N.J.) led off the contest with a single and stole his 13th base of the season before touching the plate on Cam Climo's (Billerica, Mass.) sacrifice fly for the game's first run.
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The visitors extended the lead in the fourth following a leadoff walk and a hit and run from Vinnie Martin (Lodi, N.J.) that advanced Steve Passatempo (Medford, Mass.) to third. After a Martin swipe of second a wild pitch plated Passatempo and Tumosa singled to open a 3-0 buffer.
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Boston College loaded the based with no outs en route to a four-run fifth inning to take its first lead, 4-3.
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The River Hawks host Harvard tomorrow evening at 5 p.m.
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