Poughkeepsie, NY- The Mount Saint Mary College Knights (6-21) unleashed an offensive onslaught tonight, exploding for 13 runs en route to a decisive 13-6 victory over the Vassar Brewers (8-16). The Knights' bats were on fire all afternoon, racking up 13 hits and taking advantage of multiple costly errors by the Brewers' defense.

Knights' Offense Sizzles from Start to Finish

The Knights wasted no time setting the tone, jumping out to an early lead with four runs in the second inning. They poured on the pressure throughout the game, tacking on three more in the fourth, and never looked back. Key offensive contributors included:
•    Frank Signorelli (2B): Went 2-for-5 at the plate, driving in 2 RBIs and scoring 2 runs.
•    Elijah Duprey (CF): Showcased his hitting ability with a 2-for-4 performance, including 1 RBIs, 2 runs scored, and 2 walks.
•    Kaleb Morgan (1B): Demonstrated his power, going 2-for-6 with 3 RBIs, a run scored, and two doubles to deep left field.
•    Adam Leone (DH): Reached base twice with a single and a hit-by-pitch, scoring a run.

Resilient Pitching Seals the Win

The Knights' offense wasn't the only story of the game. Their pitching staff held its own, combining to limit the Brewers to six runs while collectively striking out seven batters. John Morehead led the relief effort, tossing 1.2 and earning the win. Nick Torres, Michael Pisseri, and Gregory Malerba all pitched for the Mount to close the game throwing 3.1 innings not allowing any runs.

Coach Purcell on the Big Win

Head Coach Trevor Purcell was thrilled with the team's performance, saying, "I am so proud of this team right now.  We showed up against a solid Vassar team and we played a great game.  Our pitching was excellent, we played good defense and we got the big hits when we needed them.  The boys deserved this one today. " This offensive showing has to be a massive confidence booster for the Knights.

Momentum Swinging in the Knights' Favor

With this dominant win, the Knights will look to build momentum as they face John Jay College in a crucial home game tomorrow. The first pitch at 4 pm, and with their bats heating up, the Knights will be a tough opponent for the Bloodhounds.