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Andino's four-hit day helps LWC Baseball take down Brescia 7-1 Jason Turner matched a career-high with seven strikeouts in the win By Charles Balcom COLUMBIA, KY - Jeandro Andino turned in a four-hit day as the Lindsey Wilson baseball team defeated Brescia (KY) 7-1 on Tuesday night at Egnew Park. The Blue Raiders (20-17) outhit the Bearcats (27-13) 12-7 on the night. Andino recorded two RBI's and scored twice while Leonardo Ramirez went 2-for-2 with two RBI's and a run scored. Alex Bautista, Jordan Berry and Jacob Roberts all recorded an RBI in the win. Brescia struck first in the top of the second when Christian McHatton hit a solo home run over the left field fence for the 1-0 lead. Lindsey Wilson had an answer in the bottom half of the inning when they loaded the bases on a single and a pair of walks. A Bearcat error let one run across and Ramirez's sacrifice fly scored another for the 2-1 lead. The Blue Raiders added two runs in both the third and fourth inning to push the lead to 6-1. In the third, a pair of singles by Bautista and Berry scored two runs while one of Andino's hits scored the other two in the fourth. Lindsey Wilson would tack on one more run in the seventh on a Ramirez base hit to push the lead to 7-1. In the final two innings, the Blue Raider pitching staff recorded the final six outs of the game all on strikeouts. Keith Patton entered in the eighth and gave up two hits while striking out five. Aaron Pearcy struck out the final batter in the ninth ending the game 7-1. Jason Turner (5-3) picked up the win for Lindsey Wilson going seven strong innings while allowing one run on five hits and matching a career-high with seven strikeouts. From the third through the sixth inning, Turner retired 10 consecutive batters before giving up a bunt single. Taylor Garcia-Grisham (2-1) was hit with the loss after giving up four runs - three earned - on four hits in three innings of work. Beginning with the fourth, five different Bearcat pitchers began and finished one inning over the final five innings of the game. - CHARLES BALCOM, Lindsey Wilson College This story was posted on 2014-04-02 03:43:46
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