Box Score March 17, 2018 Game One Box Score | Game Two Box Score
Wofford swept doubleheader action to open a three-game series with Siena Baseball in Spartanburg, South Carolina. The Terries took the opener 10-4 and the nightcap 12-6.
Game One: Wofford 10, Siena 4
Mack Nathanson homered, scored three times and drove in three runs to lead Wofford (13-6) in the series opener. McClain Bradley added three hits and Lawson Hill drove in three runs for the Terriers.
Siena (0-16) pounded out a season-high 13 hits, as five different Saints recorded multi-hit performances.
Wofford scored the game's first eight runs, highlighted by a four-run fifth. Hill delivered a two-run single to punctuate the inning.
Siena scored all four of its runs over the final three innings, including a three-run ninth. Freshman Craig Corliss knocked in a run to put the Saints on the board in the seventh, and junior Marcos Campos and senior Joe Drpich added RBI hits in the ninth.
Adam Scott scattered six hits and allowed just one unearned run while striking out six and walking none over seven innings to pick up the win for the Terriers.
Game Two: Wofford 12, Siena 6
Wofford scored eight of the final nine runs to rally past the Saints in the nightcap. Bradley and Brent Rodriguez added three more hits for the Terriers, while Andrew Orzel knocked in three runs.
Siena reclaimed a 5-4 lead in the Top of the 5th in a seesaw affair early on thanks to a three-run home run by Drpich. The blast moved the senior slugger into sole possession of third place on the program's all-time home runs list with 29, in addition to cracking the top-10 in extra-base hits with 66.
But Wofford put up a four-spot in the home half highlighted by a bases-clearing, three-run triple from Orzel to take back the lead for good. The key hit was one of five triples in the game for the Terriers. Wofford added three more insurance tallied in the sixth to pull away for its seventh straight win.
Junior Brian Kelly paced the Saints offensively with a 4-5 performance at the plate, including his first home run of the season.
The series concludes Sunday at 1 p.m.
