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Prince George's Baseball Hosts Anne Arundel On Tuesday

Prince George's Baseball Hosts Anne Arundel On Tuesday

GAME DAY INFORMATION
Anne Arundel (10-9, 5-4 MD JUCO)
at Prince George's (5-9, 0-2 MD JUCO)
Tuesday, March 26, 2018 | 3:30 p.m.
PGCC Baseball Field | Largo, Md.

 

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opening pitch… After the weather wiped out another week of scheduled games, Prince George's will close out its now three-game homestand against Anne Arundel on Tuesday.

last time out… Prince George's Community College fell to Allegany College of Maryland on Mar. 17. The Trojans won the opener 11-0 in five innings and then took the nightcap 12-1 in five innings. Josh Pietrandrea paced the Owls with two hits and an RBI in the second game. Bay To notched a double in the opener and scored a run in the nightcap while Alexander Montero and Naquan Holden each posted a base hit in the second game.

next time on the diamond… Prince George's will begin a two-team, four-game road trip at Cecil on Thursday and will also travel to Montgomery on Saturday for a pair of doubleheaders. The Owls return home for four games starting with CCBC Dundalk on Apr. 2.

mother nature always wins… The weather has called the postponement of four road games and two home dates. The Owls have rescheduled five of the six dates with the exception of Southern Maryland. 

Opponent Original Date Makeup Date
at CCBC Essex Mar 6 Apr 25
at Harford Mar 7 Apr 24
at CCBC Catonsville Mar 8 May 1
at Garrett Mar 10 Apr 22
CCBC Dundalk Mar 20 Apr 2
Southern Md. Mar 22 TBA


wins on the mound...
 Freshmen Keaton Bradley has two wins while, Anthony Cavalier, Tyrone Miller Jr  and Clark Reese have each posted a win this season on top of the hill for the Owls.

extra base hits…
 Sophomore Austin Adams leads the team with six doubles while freshmen Dominic Marquez and Alexander Montero are tied for second with five two baggers. Adams and sophomore Bay To, and freshmen Tommy Petrosino Jr, Josh Pietrandrea and Abdul Mateen Bradley each have a triple.the long ball… Freshman Josh Pietrandrea smacked two homers in his first collegiate game against SUNY Orange on Feb. 24. Freshman Dylan Irizarry notched his first career homer against Howard University Club on Mar. 3. Sophomore Brandon Crosby and freshmen Abdul Mateen Bradley, Alexander Montero and Tommy Petrosino Jr each clubbed their first round tripper of the season on the Florida trip.

punchouts... Freshman Tyrone Miller Jr leads the team with 17 strikeouts while freshmen Keaton Bradley (15) and Clark Reese (14) rank second and third on the team in strikeouts.

preseason nationally ranked… Prince George's Community College baseball team was ranked 10th in the NJCAA Preseason Poll. The defending national champion Tyler Junior College, who defeated Prince George's in the opening game of the 2017 NJCAA Division III World Series, is the preseason favorite after receiving 60 points. Niagara County (52 points), Cumberland County (49 points), Northampton (38 points), Century (35 points), St. Cloud Tech (29 points), Rowan Gloucester (23 points), Brookhaven (16 points), Delta (13 points) and Prince George's (8 points) rounded out the poll. The Owls were ranked in six of the final seven national polls last season.

a year to remember… Prince George's is coming off one its best seasons in program history after winning the NJCAA Division III Region XX Tournament and NJCAA District D Tournament titles to clinch its second trip to the NJCAA World Series in the last four years. Along with head coach Buddy Foster and assistant coach Jimmy Williams, sophomore Austin AdamsBrandon CrosbyNaquan Holden and Bay To are the only returners from last year's championship run.

all-american returner… Sophomore Brandon Crosby returns after being named an NJCAA All-America first team selection last year. Crosby paced the team in hits (81), runs (71), stolen bases (45), batting average (.440) and on-base percentage (.527) while ranking third in RBIs (49), third in doubles (17), third in triples (2) and fourth in slugging percentage (.620). The freshman paced NJCAA Division III in steals and ranked fourth in stolen bases for all NJCAA divisions while also ranking eighth in Division III in runs. He posted a hit in 42 of the 49 games played, including 13 two-hit games and 12 three-hit performances. Crosby scored two or more runs 19 times and registered two or more stolen bases in 13 games. Crosby was also named an All-Maryland JUCO first team, All-NJCAA Division III Region XX first team and to the NJCAA Division III Region XX All-Tournament team.

other honors returning… Along with Brandon Crosby, sophomore Bay To returns after garnering All-NJCAA Division III Region XX first team honors and a spot on the NJCAA Division III All-Tournament team. Head coach Buddy Foster was named the American Baseball Coaches Association (ABCA)/Diamond National Junior College Athletic Association (NJCAA) Division III District D Regional Coach Of The Year. 

the roster… Head coach Buddy Foster has added 15 newcomers to his team in 2018 while returning four players from last year's team. Keaton BradleyMateen BradleyJake BrewerAnthony CavalierDylan IrizarryDominic MarquezTyrone Miller JrAlexander MonteroChase PerreaultTommy Petrosino JrJosh PietrandreaClark ReeseVinny RotundoO'Neal Torcheand Sutton Young.

about the coach… Head coach Buddy Foster enters his seventh season as the head coach of the baseball team. Foster has been at Prince George's since the 2009 campaign after serving as the squad's pitching coach for three seasons before being elevated to the head coach position. He guided the 2014 and 2017 Owls to the NJCAA Region XX Division III title and advanced to the NJCAA Division III World Series. Foster won his 100th game in the NJCAA District D Championship in 2017 and was named the American Baseball Coaches Association (ABCA)/Diamond National Junior College Athletic Association (NJCAA) Division III District D Regional Coach Of The Year in 2014 and 2017.

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