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quick tip for SoCon outfielders in the upcoming conference
tournament - when College of Charleston first baseman
Michael Harrington makes his way
to the plate, BACK UP! Last week the slugging senior
hit .467 and crushed five home runs, belting a ball
in each of the Cougars four wins, to lead C of C to
a perfect 4-0 week. The Cedar Rapids, Iowa native
amassed 11 RBI, scored eight runs, had a slugging
percentage of 1.467 and an on-base percentage of .550.
For the season, Harrington is hitting .318 with 23
homers and 74 RBI. He set Charleston's career home
run mark this weekend when he belted his 37th homer
in the Cougars' 10-0 win over Wofford in the series
finale.
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If Le Moyne junior Eric Beaulac doesn't
make it professionally as a baseball player, maybe he
should consider joining in the pro rodeo circuit as
the 6'5" righty with a mid 90's fastball can certainly
handle Broncs. Last Saturday Beaulac hurled a nine inning
no-hitter against Rider, just the fifth no-no in Dolphin
history. Beaulac struck out nine Broncs during the gem
while only allowing a pair of walks to propel the Dolphins
to the 1-0 victory.
With the win Beaulac improved to 8-2
on the season and lowered his ERA to 3.33. In 78.1 innings
this season he has only allowed 50 hits while striking
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Sonoma State had to win three consecutive elimination
games, including two against Chico State on their
home field to win the CCAA Championship. Luckily for
the Seawolves they had Travis Babin
on their roster who almost single handedly powered
SSU to the title, powering the team to wins at both
at the plate as well as on the mound.
