Sr Pitchers Shine Versus College Competition, News (Terriers Baseball)

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Sr Pitchers Shine Versus College Competition
Submitted By Dan Thompson on Monday, March 12, 2012
St. Petersburg, FL - The SR Terriers could not muster much offense in their DH vs Alice- Lloyd College (KY) on Tuesday, but the pitching was outstanding in 4-0 and 1-0 losses. Lefty Zack Sloan started game one, went three strong innings, carving up the Eagle hitter after Eagle hitter. Zack struck out six and allowed just three hits. Toby Handley and Pat Coughlin provided the only offensive highlights in this one.

Toby had two singles and a stolen base. Pat had a triple. Game two's great pitching performances came from Travis Laitar and Matthew Beaton. They combined on a three hitter in the 1-0 defeat.
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