
Vermont Keeps Rolling with Eighth Straight Win and 2-0 Lead in Governor's Cup
Published on June 26, 2024 under New England Collegiate Baseball League (NECBL)
Vermont Mountaineers News Release

Vermont Mountaineers' Max Jensen on game night
(, Credit: Theo Braddock, Digital Media/Photography Intern)
Vermont got the ball rolling with a four-run first inning thanks to four hits including a home run from Carlos Martinez.
The Mountaineers would plate three more runs across the next two innings to make it 7-0 after three innings of play.
The green and white put up another four-run inning in the fifth inning off of four walks and two hits to make it 11-0.
Vermont earned the baker's dozen after a run in both the sixth and the eighth to close things out.
Game Notes
WP: Joshua Sibley (1-0) | LP: Cal Culpepper (1-1) | Sv:
Josiah Ragsdale's extended his on-base streak to 11 games
Max Jensen extended his hitting streak to 14 games with four singles
Vermont has two shutouts in the last three games, both by double-digit margins
Every Vermont starting batter reached base twice
Upper Valley was held hitless after the fourth inning.
No batter 4-9 for the Nighthawks recorded a hit.
Up Next
The Mountaineers enjoy an off day Thursday before heading to Holyoke, Mass. on Friday, June 28. First pitch from Mackenzie Stadium is set for 6:35 p.m. and can be watched exclusively on ESPN Plus.
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