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Collegian: Pitching woes doom Spikes – The Daily Collegian Online
By Jake Kaplan Collegian Staff Writer Brooks Pounders’ shortest outing of the season foreshadowed how the State College Spikes’ pitching staff would fare the remainder of Monday night’s game. The Hudson Valley Renegades tallied 18 hits...
07-05-10 Spikes vs Hudson Valley Game Notes
Hudson Valley Renegades – Tampa Bay Rays (6-10) @ State College Spikes – Pittsburgh Pirates (10-7) Game #18 / Home Game #10 RHP Brooks Pounders (1-2, 4.15) vs. RHP Wilmer Almonte (0-2, 4.40) -SPIKES WELCOME RENEGADES BACK: The State College...
CDT: Putting on a show – Seventh-inning rally gives Spikes fourth straight victory
Guy Cipriano UNIVERSITY PARK — Homefield advantage can’t exist in the early stages of a short-season baseball season. Or can it? On the day they never lose, the State College Spikes faced an opponent forced to play at 1 p.m. after traveling 250 miles...
CDT: Saukko comes through late for Spikes
Guy Cipriano Kyle Saukko has temporarily entrenched himself as the State College Spikes No. 9 hitter and center fielder. Both roles are appealing to the second-year Spike. Saukko started 12 of the first 16 games, putting him in position to have the busiest...
CDT: Maturing Spikes complete sweep
Guy Cipriano WILLIAMSPORT — Miguel Mendez wasn’t going to play Saturday. Nope. The first lineup State College Spikes manager Gary Robinson scripted had Matt Skirving catching and batting eighth. But Skirving, who endured an explosive collision during...
07-03-10 Spikes at Williamsport Game Notes
State College Spikes – Pittsburgh Pirates (8-7) @ Williamsport Crosscutters – Philadelphia Phillies (7-8) Game #16 / Road Game #8 RHP Zack Von Rosenberg (0-3, 7.50) vs. RHP Julio Rodriguez (1-1, 2.93) -SPIKES LOCK HORNS WITH ‘CUTTERS:...
CDT: Change of fortune
Guy Cipriano UNIVERSITY PARK — State College Spikes second baseman Walker Gourley slammed his bat, thinking he made the final out of the ninth inning. Considering the first 8 2/ 3 innings, something predictable happened on Gourley’s way to first base....