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Final:
#3 Columbia 6, No. 2
ECU 3 |
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Final:
#1 Miami 6, No. 4
FIU 2 |
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Coral Gables
Regional: Saturday |
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Final:
#4 FIU 2, #2 ECU 0 |
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Final:
#1 Miami 8, #3
Columbia 3 |
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Coral Gables
Regional: Sunday |
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Final:
#3 Columbia 4, #4 FIU
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Final: #3 Columbia
3,
#1 Miami 0 |
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Coral Gables
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REGIONAL
CHAMPIONSHIP GAME |
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Final:
#1 Miami 21,
#3 Columbia 3 |
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Field of 64
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Field of 64
Scoreboard |
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FOOTBALL RECRUITING |
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Injury brought ECU, Herrin together |
 Showing
loyalty when others shied
away helped the East
Carolina coaching staff land
its latest prospect for the
recruiting class of 2016.
The Pirates received their
third verbal commitment from
a rising high school senior
late last week from Saluda,
SC, offensive lineman Cortez
Herrin (left). ...
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BASEBALL |
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AAC teams set sights
on Omaha |
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 CLEARWATER,
FL — League champion East Carolina
and regular season kingpin Houston
headline a group of four teams that
will represent the American Athletic
Conference in the NCAA baseball
playoffs. The Pirates and Cougars,
along with AAC members South Florida
and Tulane, heard their names called
on Monday when the NCAA announced
the field of 64 teams that will
participate in this weekend's 16
four-team regionals. ...
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BASEBALL: AAC
TOURNAMENT |
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Pirates claim AAC
Tournament |
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CLEARWATER,
FL —
East
Carolina
scored
five
runs
with two
out in
the
fifth
inning
and went
on to
win the
American
Athletic
Conference
Tournament
9-1 over
Houston
at
Bright
House
Field on
Sunday.
Left-hander
Nick
Durazo
(5-0)
held the
AAC
regular
season
winners
to one
hit and
no runs
over the
final
five
innings
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BASEBALL: AAC
TOURNAMENT |
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ECU holds off
Huskies |
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CLEARWATER,
FL —
East
Carolina
freshman
right-hander
Joe
Ingle
survived
a
bases-loaded
Connecticut
threat
with a
game-ending
fly out
to left
as the
Pirates
moved
into the
championship
game of
the
American
Athletic
Conference
tournament
with a
4-2 win
at
Bright
House
Field on
Saturday.
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BASEBALL: AAC
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Pirates top Tulane,
3-1 |
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CLEARWATER,
FL —
East
Carolina
defeated
Tulane
3-1 in
double-elimination
bracket
play in
the
American
Athletic
Conference
tournament
at
Bright
House
Field on
Thursday
night.
The
Pirates
improved
to 2-0
in the
event
and
38-20 on
the
season.
ECU will
await
the
winner
of an
elimination
game
Friday
between
the
Green
Wave and
Connecticut
for a 1
p.m.
matchup
on
Saturday.
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BASEBALL: AAC
TOURNAMENT |
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Pirates come back in
opener |
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CLEARWATER, FL —
East Carolina
baseball coach Cliff
Godwin and Pirates
assistant Jeff
Palumbo used to be
on the staff at
Central Florida, the
Pirates' opening
opponent in the
American Athletic
Conference
tournament at Bright
House Field. The
Knights were a tough
draw for ECU, seeded
No. 2 for the event
as the regular
season AAC runner-up
to Houston ...
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By
Al Myatt
©2015 Bonesville.net
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CORAL GABLES, FL —
Third-seeded Columbia used a five-run sixth inning to upset
second-seeded East Carolina 6-3 in the opening game of the NCAA regional
hosted by Miami on Friday.
The Pirates (40-21)
fell behind 1-0 as Jordan Serena of the Lions (32-15) led off
the game with a home run to left center on a full count pitch
from ECU starter Evan Kruczynski.
Three runs in the
fourth gave the Pirates a 3-1 lead after Reid Love was hit by a
pitch to start the frame. Kirk Morgan advanced the runner with a
sacrifice bunt before Luke Lowery walked. A grounder to second
by Travis Watkins put runners at second and third.
Story continues
after the following picture...
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| The Pirates
converge on the mound for some discussion during
their NCAA regional matchup with Columbia on Friday
in Coral Gables, FL. Photo by Brian Bailey. |
Bryce Harman drew a
walk to load the bases before Eric Tyler singled through the
left side to score Love and Lowery for a 2-1 ECU lead.
An error on a ball
hit by Garrett Brooks allowed Harman to score for a 3-1 Pirates
advantage.
ECU helped
Columbia's big inning with three walks, a wild pitch and an
error before a two-run single by Joe Falcone put the Lions up,
6-3.
Nick Durazo, who won
the American Athletic Tournament championship game, took the
loss.
Hunter Allen,
Charlie Yorgen, Morgan, Harman, Tyler and Brooks had hits for
the Pirates, who face the loser of Friday night's Miami-Florida
International game in an elimination contest today.
