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UMBC Baseball Begins Spring Break Trip with 16-9 Loss to Ohio State

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WEST PALM BEACH, Fla. -The UMBC baseball team dropped a 16-9 decision to Ohio State on Saturday afternoon in West Palm Beach, Fla. Senior Shawn Retz (Baltimore, Md./Western Tech/Catonsville C.C.) led the Retrievers with 4 RBI and his fourth home run of the season as UMBC fell to 1-5 on the season, while OSU improved to 12-2. This was the first of seven games of the Retrievers' Spring Break trip in Florida.

The Buckeyes out-hit the Retrievers 20-10 as Ohio State scored six runs in the fifth inning to propel them over UMBC. Retriever junior starter Ed Bach (Columbia, Md./Atholton) pitched three innings without allowing an earned run, while Ohio State starter Eric Best (2-0) allowed three runs in five innings to earn the win. Freshman Michael Pesci (Parsippany, N.J./DePaul Catholic) took the loss for UMBC to fall to 0-2.

Sophomore Casey Medairy (Elkridge, Md./Howard) and freshman Justin Lamborn (Glen Mills, Pa./Garnett Valley) each had two hits for their first multi-hit games of the season.

The Retrievers return to action Sunday vs. Pittsburgh at 4 p.m. in West Palm Beach, Fla.

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Players Mentioned

Ed Bach

#12 Ed Bach

P
6' 1"
Junior
Justin Lamborn

#5 Justin Lamborn

2B/SS
5' 10"
Freshman
Casey Medairy

#14 Casey Medairy

OF
5' 9"
Sophomore
Michael Pesci

#11 Michael Pesci

P/OF
Freshman
Shawn Retz

#17 Shawn Retz

1B
6' 1"
Senior

Players Mentioned

Ed Bach

#12 Ed Bach

6' 1"
Junior
P
Justin Lamborn

#5 Justin Lamborn

5' 10"
Freshman
2B/SS
Casey Medairy

#14 Casey Medairy

5' 9"
Sophomore
OF
Michael Pesci

#11 Michael Pesci

Freshman
P/OF
Shawn Retz

#17 Shawn Retz

6' 1"
Senior
1B
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