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Pirates post pair of
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GREENVILLE — East
Carolina defeated Old
Dominion 9-7 on Wednesday as
2,155 made their way to
Clark-LeClair Stadium on a
great afternoon to be
outside. The Pirates (6-5)
scored twice in the seventh
inning to snap a tie score
at 5 and ECU maintained the
lead. ...
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Next: ECU vs.
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Smith shoulders
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 Rick
Smith had an agonizing 2014
football season and it
wasn't just the heartbreak
of losses to Cincinnati and
Central Florida in the final
seconds that stressed East
Carolina's defensive
coordinator. ...
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Temple wins on ECU's Senior
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 GREENVILLE
— Temple overcame a fast
start by East Carolina on
Senior Night to take a 70-56
American Athletic Conference
win over the Pirates in
Williams Arena at Minges
Coliseum on Thursday night.
A 3-pointer by Terry
Whisnant gave ECU an 11-3
lead with 17:14 left in the
first half, but the Owls
(21-9, 12-5 AAC) rallied to
go ahead to stay, 30-27, on
a 3-pointer by Will Cummings
with 5:20 left in the first
half. ...
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Pictured: Caleb
White drives to the
basket in a 70-56
loss to Temple
Thursday night. The
sophomore guard led
the Pirates with 13
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Next: ECU at Houston
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The Season
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Pirates enjoy baseball
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GREENVILLE — East
Carolina defeated Old
Dominion 9-7 on Wednesday as
2,155 made their way to
Clark-LeClair Stadium on a
great afternoon to be
outside. The Pirates (6-5)
scored twice in the seventh
inning to snap a tie score
at 5 and ECU maintained the
lead. ...
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Pack shuts out Pirates |
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RALEIGH — N.C.
State's Logan Ratledge hit a
two-run homer in the bottom
of the fifth inning on
Tuesday afternoon and the
Wolfpack went on to deal
East Carolina its first
shutout of the season by a
7-0 margin at Doak Field.
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Pirates set sights on N.C. State |
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 The
weather has certainly thrown a curve
ball at the East Carolina baseball
season so far. There has yet to be
one of those “beautiful day for
baseball” type days. In fact, the
weather has been much more suited
for duck hunting than diamond
watching. ...
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Audio: The Brian
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Brian Bailey Show
airs on Pirate Radio
1250 on Mondays at
6:30 p.m. Brian's
guest this week was
ECU volunteer
assistant coach
Frankie Everitte
(right):
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Pirates rally past Albany |
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GREENVILLE — East
Carolina came back from an
early 2-0 deficit to move
above .500 for the season
with a 5-3 win against
Albany at Clark-LeClair
Stadium on Sunday afternoon.
The Great Danes (1-5) took a
2-0 lead in the top of the
second before the Pirates
scored twice in the bottom
of the third. ...
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By
Al Myatt
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GREENVILLE — East Carolina
recorded a pair of shutouts in a doubleheader sweep of Monmouth on
Saturday at Clark-LeClair Stadium.
Sophomore left-hander
Evan Kruczynski pitched a two-hit shutout in the first game and the
Pirates scored twice in the eighth inning for a 2-0 win.
The offense came alive
much earlier in the second game as ECU scored six times in the first
inning en route to a 9-0 victory.
Jacob Wolfe, Luke Bolka,
Nick Durazo and Cameron Snow combined for the shutout in the second
game.
Kruczynski threw 97
pitches, 72 for strikes. He walked one and struck out seven.
The Pirates scored twice
in the eighth inning in the first game. Eric Tyler singled to center
field with one out and Parker Lamm pinch ran for him. Bryce Harman
singled to left field and a throwing error by the left fielder
allowed Lamm to come home with the game's first run. Harman went to
second on the miscue and took third when Travis Watkins singled
through the left side. A fielder's choice by Garrett Brooks that
retired Watkins at second allowed Harman to come home.
Watkins went 2-for-4 as
the Pirates collected nine hits, all singles.
ECU (8-5) outhit the
Hawks (0-8) by a 15-3 margin in the second game.
Reid Love led off the
bottom of the first frame with a home run to left field to set the
tone. Tyler and Harman followed with singles before Travis Watkins
singled to score Tyler. Jackson Mims and Charlie Yorgen had RBI
singles. Brooks drove in two runs with a single to center field.
Tyler doubled in the
second inning and scored on a hit by Harman for a 7-0 lead.
ECU added two unearned
runs in the fourth as Tyler, Mims and Yorgen had singles. Monmouth
had an error and a wild pitch.
Tyler and Mims finished
the second game with three hits each. Harman, Yorgen and Brooks had
two hits apiece.
Wolfe started and went
six innings. He allowed three hits and struck out six. Bolka, Durazo
and Snow pitched one inning each and didn't allow a hit. Bolka and
Durazo each had one whiff. Snow struck out the side in the ninth.
A 1 p.m. game today will
complete the nonconference series.
