BELLEVUE, WA - Seattle U baseball completed a 2-game sweep of Western Oregon with an 8-6 walk-off win on Saturday. After the Redhawks saw a 4-run lead slip away in the 7th inning, Vicente Feliciano saved the day with a 2-run home run in the 9th to snag the victory and avoid extra innings.
The top of the lineup helped produce four of the Redhawks eight runs on the night, with Kenny Ishikawa and Reese Harmon combining to go 5-for-7 with four RBI and two runs scored in the one and two hole. Ishikawa was a home run shy of hitting for the cycle, knocking a double, single, and triple in three straight at bats.
Right behind them were Sam Kane and Vicente Feliciano who both had two hits, with Feliciano's walk-off plating both in the 9th. It was the 8th home run of the season for the junior out of Auburn, as he only trails Kane (10) on the season.
Pairing with his solid day at the dish was a strong start on the mound for Ishikawa. He would go four innings and allow two earned while striking out a season-high nine batters in a no-decision. Ryan Morrison (1-2) would be the one to earn the win, pitching the final 1 1/3 and did not allow a run.
The victory moves the Redhawks to 15-23 overall and to 12-5 in home games this season. They will have a couple of days of before they are back at Bannerwood to host Washington on Tuesday, April 22. That game will have a 4:00pm PT first pitch.
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The top of the lineup helped produce four of the Redhawks eight runs on the night, with Kenny Ishikawa and Reese Harmon combining to go 5-for-7 with four RBI and two runs scored in the one and two hole. Ishikawa was a home run shy of hitting for the cycle, knocking a double, single, and triple in three straight at bats.
Right behind them were Sam Kane and Vicente Feliciano who both had two hits, with Feliciano's walk-off plating both in the 9th. It was the 8th home run of the season for the junior out of Auburn, as he only trails Kane (10) on the season.
Pairing with his solid day at the dish was a strong start on the mound for Ishikawa. He would go four innings and allow two earned while striking out a season-high nine batters in a no-decision. Ryan Morrison (1-2) would be the one to earn the win, pitching the final 1 1/3 and did not allow a run.
The victory moves the Redhawks to 15-23 overall and to 12-5 in home games this season. They will have a couple of days of before they are back at Bannerwood to host Washington on Tuesday, April 22. That game will have a 4:00pm PT first pitch.
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