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UMBC Baseball Hits the Road for Pair of Midweek Contests

Baltimore, Md.—UMBC baseball will take their two-game win streak into a pair of midweek contests at Mount St. Mary's on Tuesday and Coppin State on Wednesday. The Retrievers are fresh off a series win against Hartford to open America East play this past weekend and sit at 5-10, 2-1 AE on the year.

Mount St. Mary's Game Info:

What: UMBC Retrievers (5-10) at Mount St. Mary's Mountaineers (3-10s
Where:
E.T. Straw Family Stadium – Emmitsburg, Md.
When:
Tuesday, March 20 – 3:00 p.m.

Coppin State Game Info:

What: UMBC Retrievers (5-10) at Coppin State Eagles (3-12-1)
Where:
Joe Cannon Field – Hanover, Md.
When: Wednesday, March 21 – 3:00 p.m.

Scouting the Retrievers:

-The Retrievers enter the midweek at 5-10 after taking two of three from Hartford this past weekend. UMBC used a big offensive day on Sunday to take the rubber match, as the two split a double header on Saturday.

-Matt Campbell (Chesapeake, Va.) leads the team at the plate batting .258 3ith eight hits and five runs scored. AJ Wright (Cherry Hill, N.J.) leads the team in a number of offensive categories including hits (13), doubles (4), and RBI (9).

-On the hill, Chase Bailey (Fairfax, Va.) leads the rotation with a 4.22 ERA, going 1-2 in four starts. He has thrown the most innings at 21.1. Stephen Schoch (Laurel, Md./Appalachian State) leads the bullpen with a 0.87 ERA, with four saves in eight appearances. He has surrendered just ten hits in 20.2 innings, striking out 30 batters

Scouting the Mountaineers:

-Mount St. Mary's enters the week at 3-10, having lost their last five games dating back to the first time the two met on March 9. Most recently the Mountaineers were swept at Davidson this weekend.

-Thomas Stavastio leads the Mountaineers at the plate with a .313 batting average having played in every contest. His 15 hits lead the team. Vaughn Parker has driven in a team high 15 runs, with three doubles and two home runs.

-On the mound, Trey McGough leads the rotation with a  2.95 ERA in three starts. He has one of the three Mount wins, throwing a complete game. He leads the team in innings pitched (18.1) and strikeouts with 15.

Scouting the Eagles:

-Coppin State sits at 3-12-1 on the year, most recently taking two of three from MEAC rival Eastern Shore this weekend. This will be the first home game for the Eagles in 2018.

-The Eagles have a trio of batters hitting over .300 led by Erik Crossman at .371. Nazier McIlwain leads the team in almost every offensive category, with 18 hits, three doubles and 13 RBI.

-Quinn Gleed leads the pitching staff with a 2.63 ERA in six appearances and four starts. He has thrown 24.0 innings giving up seven earned runs. Jahmon Taylor leads the staff in strikeouts with 25.

All-Time Series:

-UMBC and Mount St. Mary's will be meeting for the 95th time in the all-time series with UMBC leading 71-22-1. The Retrievers took care of the Mountaineers just weeks ago in a 9-7 victory. UMBC has now won the last three against the Mount.

-The Retrievers and Eagles will be meeting for the 49th time with UMBC holding a commanding 46-2 record. The Eagles got the better of the Retrievers last year with a 10-4 win at Alumni Field. However, UMBC has never lost to the Eagles on the road all-times

On Deck:

-UMBC will travel to Fort Myers, Fla. To take on Florida Gulf Coast Friday through Sunday, March 23-25.

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Players Mentioned

Chase Bailey

#17 Chase Bailey

RHP
6' 1"
Graduate Student
Matt Campbell

#2 Matt Campbell

IF
6' 0"
Redshirt Senior
Stephen Schoch

#28 Stephen Schoch

RHP
6' 5"
Redshirt Sophomore
AJ Wright

#7 AJ Wright

IF
5' 10"
Junior

Players Mentioned

Chase Bailey

#17 Chase Bailey

6' 1"
Graduate Student
RHP
Matt Campbell

#2 Matt Campbell

6' 0"
Redshirt Senior
IF
Stephen Schoch

#28 Stephen Schoch

6' 5"
Redshirt Sophomore
RHP
AJ Wright

#7 AJ Wright

5' 10"
Junior
IF
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