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Friday: ECU vs.
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BASEBALL |
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A week to remember |
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 On Monday of this past week I asked
first year East Carolina baseball
coach Cliff Godwin what a 5-0 week
would mean to his program. In
typical coach-speak fashion, Godwin
gave me the ole we take them one a
time speech. ...
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Brian Bailey... |
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BASEBALL |
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Pirates sweep UCF |
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GREENVILLE
A
four-run
first
inning
that
included
a
three-run
homer by
Luke
Lowery
put East
Carolina
ahead to
stay as
the
Pirates
completed
an
American
Athletic
Conference
sweep of
Central
Florida
with a
6-5 win
at
Clark-LeClair
Stadium
on
Sunday.
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Next: ECU at Liberty |
Wednesday, 3 pm |
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BASEBALL |
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Pirates hold off UCF, take series |
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STORRS,
CT
East
Carolina reliever Joe Ingle struck out
Central Florida's Dylan Moore on a full
count pitch with two out in the top of the
ninth inning on Saturday with two runners in
scoring position as the Pirates took a 3-2
American Athletic Conference win at Clark-LeClair
Stadium
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Pirates nip UCF in 10 |
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STORRS,
CT
Eric
Tyler's two-out RBI single up the middle on
Friday night provided East Carolina with its
third straight walkoff win at Clark-LeClair
Stadium.
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FOOTBALL
RECRUITING |
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Recruiting Wars: Wide Receivers |
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 Few
Football Bowl Subdivision
coaching staffs have done a
better job identifying and
developing wide receiver
talent than East Carolina
during the five seasons
under Ruffin McNeill's
guidance. ...
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Recruiting Wars:
QB |
RB |
WR/TE | OL | DE | NT | LB | DB |
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ECU edges Blue Devils in 10th |
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GREENVILLE For the third
time in as many games, East Carolina
produced the winning run in its last at-bat,
nipping Duke 3-2 in 10 innings on Wednesday
night at Clark-LeClair Stadium.
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Pirates top N.C.
State in thriller |
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 GREENVILLE
After
N.C. State
took a 5-4
lead in the
top of the
ninth inning
on a two-run
homer by
Chance Shepard,
East
Carolina
came
back to
score
twice in
the
bottom
of the
frame
for a
6-5
nonconference
victory
at
Clark-LeClair
Stadium
on
Tuesday
night.
Reid Love led off
the bottom of the
ninth with a triple
to right center and
Eric Tyler drew a
walk. A towering fly
ball to left by Luke
Lowery was
misplayed, allowing
Love to score the
tying run. Lowery
was credited with a
sacrifice fly on the
play that put
runners at first and
second.
Kirk Morgan singled
down the right field
line on a 1-1 pitch
to score Tyler with
the winning run.
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Story & pictures... |
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Pictured: East
Carolina senior
co-captain Reid Love
and head coach Cliff
Godwin celebrate
after Love's leadoff
triple in the bottom
of the ninth set the
stage for the
Pirates to mount a
dramatic rally
against N.C. State
Tuesday night at
Clark-LeClair
Stadium. (Photo by
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By
Al Myatt
©2015 Bonesville.net
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LYNCHBURG, VA Liberty
pitchers Matt Pennington and Jared Lyons combined to shut out visiting
East Carolina 5-0 in a nonconference contest on Wednesday afternoon,
ending a six-game winning streak for the Pirates.
The Flames (29-17) had
topped ECU 4-3
in the Keith LeClair Classic in Greenville on
Feb. 22 before the Pirates regrouped with a
9-2 victory over St. John's that evening to win the event.
ECU fell to 3-7 against
teams from Virginia this season.
Pirates starter David
Lucroy (2-4) hit three batters in the second inning as Liberty took
a 2-0 lead.
A hit batter with two
out in the fourth led to two more runs for the Flames.
ECU committed two errors
with two out in the eighth, enabling Liberty's final run.
Pennington (1-1)
scattered five hits in seven innings and walked three while striking
out five. Lyons turned in two hitless frames and fanned four without
a walk.
Hunter Allen had two of
five hits for the Pirates. Luke Lowery had a double. Travis Watkins
and Parker Lamm each had hits.
Each team left eight on
base.
ECU (29-17) will be back
in action on Friday at 6:30 p.m. to host the opener of a three-game
American Athletic Conference series with Connecticut.
Kinston
High School
basketball star
Brandon Ingram (near
right) and Kinston
High School coach
Perry Tyndall (far
right):
