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Mavericks Drop Game 1 to NDSU
Mar 24, 2023 | Baseball
OMAHA, Neb. - Omaha's four-game winning streak came to an end on Friday as they began conference play with a 10-2 loss to North Dakota State.
The Mavericks (6-9, 0-1) lose their first game since March 3 at BYU, while the Bison (4-17) pick up their third win in the month of March.
Innings 1-3
Mike Boeve made his triumphant return to the lineup today after missing the last two games with a minor injury. In his first at bat, Boeve singled home Drew Lechnir on a bloop hit to left to make it 1-0 Omaha in the first.
The Bison responded the next inning, however, plating three runs off Caleb Riedel, who was making his first appearance in two weeks.
Innings 4-6
Both starters were lights out in the middle innings, with Riedel striking out two more batters, including the 100th of his career in the fourth.
Alex Potter then came in to relieve Riedel in the sixth and stranded a pair of runners with the help of a double play turned by Devin Hurdle and Eddie Satisky.
Innings 7-9
Potter came back out for the seventh and tossed a 1-2-3 inning. The Bison, though, took advantage of a couple Mavericks defensive miscues in the eighth and scored six more runs to blow the game open as they went on to take the first game of the series.
Inside the Box Score
Boeve went 2-for-4 today to increase his batting average to .477 on the season. His RBI in the first was also his 10th of the year.
It took 18 starts and 85.0 total innings for Riedel to reach 100 strikeouts in his career.
Up Next
Both teams will play a doubleheader tomorrow, with game one set to start at 2 p.m.
The Mavericks (6-9, 0-1) lose their first game since March 3 at BYU, while the Bison (4-17) pick up their third win in the month of March.
Innings 1-3
Mike Boeve made his triumphant return to the lineup today after missing the last two games with a minor injury. In his first at bat, Boeve singled home Drew Lechnir on a bloop hit to left to make it 1-0 Omaha in the first.
The Bison responded the next inning, however, plating three runs off Caleb Riedel, who was making his first appearance in two weeks.
Innings 4-6
Both starters were lights out in the middle innings, with Riedel striking out two more batters, including the 100th of his career in the fourth.
Alex Potter then came in to relieve Riedel in the sixth and stranded a pair of runners with the help of a double play turned by Devin Hurdle and Eddie Satisky.
Innings 7-9
Potter came back out for the seventh and tossed a 1-2-3 inning. The Bison, though, took advantage of a couple Mavericks defensive miscues in the eighth and scored six more runs to blow the game open as they went on to take the first game of the series.
Inside the Box Score
Boeve went 2-for-4 today to increase his batting average to .477 on the season. His RBI in the first was also his 10th of the year.
It took 18 starts and 85.0 total innings for Riedel to reach 100 strikeouts in his career.
Up Next
Both teams will play a doubleheader tomorrow, with game one set to start at 2 p.m.
Players Mentioned
Team Stats
Pitching:
W: Cade Feeney (1-3)
L: Riedel, Caleb (1-3)
Batting:
2B: James Dunlap 1 ; Jack Steil 1 ; Davis Hamilton 1
RBI: Cadyn Schwabe 2 ; Peter Brookshaw 1 ; Davis Hamilton 3 ; Kyle Law 1
SH: James Dunlap 1
Base Running:
RUNS: Cadyn Schwabe 1 ; Druw Sackett 1 ; James Dunlap 1 ; Jack Steil 2 ; Davis Hamilton 2 ; Will Busch 2 ; Kyle Law 1
SB: Jack Steil 1
HBP: Will Busch 1

Batting:
RBI: Boeve, Mike 1 ; Satisky, Eddie 1
Base Running:
RUNS: Lechnir, Drew 1 ; Bales, Brennen 1
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