ARLINGTON, Va. — George Washington completed a three-game sweep of St. Bonaventure with a 7-0 win on Sunday.
The Bonnies were limited to just eight hits on the day, with Chris Hoalcraft collecting two of them, going 2-for-3.
Jackson DeJohn also hit a double for the Bonnies.
Steve Ditomaso had a big day at the plate for GW, going 3-for-4 with a double, home run and four RBIs.
Graham Jeffries got the win, going seven shutout innings, allowing six hits and striking out six without issuing a walk.
Chance Moore suffered the loss for the Bonnies, going two innings and allowing five runs (two earned) in two innings, allowing four hits and two walks.
The Bonnies were scheduled to host Binghamton in non-conference action on Tuesday, but that game was canceled due to the forecast calling for inclement weather. The Bonnies return to action on Friday at 3 p.m., hosting Dayton in the first game of a three game series.
SATURDAYGEORGE WASHINGTON 6, ST. BONAVENTURE 3
ARLINGTON, Va. – George Washington led early and never relinquished control Saturday afternoon on the way to a 6-3 win over the St. Bonaventure baseball team at Barcroft Park.
The Revolutionaries (17-10, 2-0 A-10) grabbed a 4-0 advantage after two frames as a wild pitch plated a run in the first before run-scoring hits in the second from Ellis Schwartz, Nick Mullen and Sam Gates padded the lead for the hosts.
SBU (8-14, 0-2) got back in the game with three in the sixth.
Jackson DeJohn put the Bonnies on the board with a double down the line and Mark Darakjy then singled in two more later in the inning to get within 4-3.
Unfortunately for the Bonnies, that would be all of their offense, and the Revs added two insurance runs in the eighth.
GW pitching limited the Bonnies to six hits and just one of the extra-base variety – DeJohn’s double.
Jarrett Korson (1-1) got his first win of the year with five scoreless innings on the hill, allowing just two hits.
Michael Salina (2-2) started and worked five innings and was charged with three earned runs while striking out four. Gabe Watts tossed the final three innings, surrendering just one earned run with two strikeouts.
