NEXT |
Wednesday: ECU vs.
HPU,
6:30 pm |
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FOOTBALL
RECRUITING |
Recruiting wars: Quarterbacks |
The
search by East Carolina's coaching staff to
find the next Shane Carden is in full swing.
But as spring practice unfolds in
Greenville, the question facing the Pirates
is whether the next Carden is already in the
program or currently being recruited. ...
More from
Sammy Batten... |
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BASEBALL |
Gaffney lifts UNCW |
WILMINGTON — Chris
Gaffney's three-run
homer in the second
inning was the big
blow as UNC-Wilmington
topped East Carolina
4-2 at Brooks Field
on Tuesday night.
The blast to center
field was the first
round tripper of the
season for the
Seahawks catcher,
who was batting
seventh in the order.
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Next: ECU vs.
High Point | Wednesday, 6:30 pm |
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Audio: The Brian Bailey
Show |
The
Brian Bailey Show
airs on Pirate Radio
1250 on Mondays at
6:30 p.m. Brian's
show this week
featured the "Second
Chance with the
Sweet 16" contest:
Replay
show... |
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BASEBALL |
VCU edges Pirates, 3-2 |
GREENVILLE — A throwing error by East
Carolina catcher Tyler Watkins on a pickoff
attempt allowed Virginia Commonwealth pinch
runner Haiden Lamb to score the winning run
from third base in the eighth inning on
Sunday afternoon at Clark-LeClair Stadium.
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BASEBALL |
East Carolina wins with big 8th |
GREENVILLE — East Carolina scored six runs
in the eighth inning to defeat Virginia
Commonwealth 9-3 at Clark-LeClair Stadium on
Saturday afternoon. Kirk Morgan (4-0) got
the win in relief and also drove in two runs
in the Pirates' big frame.
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BASEBALL |
Rams rally past ECU |
GREENVILLE — A leadoff triple by Cody Acker
in the top of the ninth inning led to the
go-ahead run for Virginia Commonwealth in a
4-3 win over East Carolina at Clark-LeClair
Stadium on Friday night.
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FOOTBALL /
BASKETBALL /
BASEBALL |
Ruff hip to spring ball |
East Carolina
football coach Ruffin
McNeill has been recovering
from hip replacement surgery
in February as spring
practice is scheduled to get
started today. "Dr. Chris
Hasty did a great job,"
McNeill said ...
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BASEBALL |
Lowery, Pirates stay
hot |
GREENVILLE
— East
Carolina
built a
7-0 lead
through
four
innings
on
Wednesday
evening
against
Princeton
and
completed
a
two-game
sweep of
the
Tigers
with an
8-3 win
at
Clark-LeClair
Stadium.
It was
the
sixth
straight
win for
the
Pirates
(15-6).
Luke
Lowery,
the
current
national
Player
of the
Week,
went
4-for-5
with an
RBI as
ECU
totaled
16 hits.
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FOOTBALL |
Macy & Company aim high in WNIT |
For
the third consecutive postseason,
East Carolina will play in the
women’s version of the National
Invitational Tournament. The WNIT
features a 64-team field, and Pirate
coach Heather Macy thinks she has a
team that can win it all. ...
More
from Brian Bailey... |
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Audio: The Brian
Bailey Show |
The
Brian Bailey Show
airs on Pirate Radio
1250 on Mondays at
6:30 p.m. Brian's
guest this week was
former ECU
basketball coach
Mike Steele (right):
Replay
show... |
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By
Al Myatt
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WILMINGTON — Chris Gaffney's
three-run homer in the second inning was the big blow as UNC-Wilmington
topped East Carolina 4-2 at Brooks Field on Tuesday night.
The blast to center
field was the first round tripper of the season for the Seahawks
catcher, who was batting seventh in the order.
Gavin Stupienski led off
the second for the hosts with a single to left center. Zach Canada
followed with a hit through the right side.
A sacrifice bunt by
Terence Connelly moved the runners to second and third before
Gaffney connected with a 1-1 pitch from Pirates lefty Reid Love for
a 3-1 UNCW lead.
Charlie Yorgen had given
ECU (16-9) a 1-0 lead with a home run to right in the top of the
first.
The Pirates closed the
gap to 3-2 with a run in the fourth after Luke Lowery was hit by a
pitch. Lowery went to third on a single through the right side by
Bryce Harman and scored on a sacrifice fly by Travis Watkins.
Brian Mims tripled to
right for UNCW in the fifth and scored the final run of the game on
a single to left by Steven Linkous.
Love (2-2) took the
loss, going four and one-third innings. He yielded seven hits, four
earned runs and struck out four without a walk.
The Pirates got
excellent relief work from Joe Ingle and Nick Durazo with neither
allowing a hit or a walk.
Ingle had seven
strikeouts in two and two-thirds innings. Durazo worked the eighth,
fanning two.
ECU pitchers combined
for 13 strikeouts in eight innings.
Whitman Barnes (4-0) was
credited with the win for UNCW (16-6).
The Pirates host High
Point (11-11) at 6:30 tonight. The Panthers turned back visiting
Davidson 15-2 on Tuesday night.