A second straight walk off win in extra innings gave the Sharks their third win in a row as number three looked similar to number two, 2-1, in 11, over the Martinsville Mustangs.

While last night's game came to a close on a booming double, tonight's game winner didn't make it past the pitchers mound. Instead Allen King's(UNC-Wilmington) squeeze bunt was perfectly placed to bring home Greg Bachman(Austin Peay) with the winning run.

J.C. Casey threw nine innings of one run ball, allowing just a solo home run in the fourth. He scattered six hits over his nine frames and retired the last 11 batters that he faced. Sean Toler(Missouri State) and Tyler Andersen(Utah) combined on two scoreless frames, with Toler getting the win.

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Online bidding for the Sharks pink "Striking Out Cancer" jersey's has now closed as of 5 p.m. Eastern Time.

Bidding will continue in person at the Sharks game tonight. Gates open at 6 p.m. as the Sharks take on the Martinsville Mustangs, and bidding will take place up until the final pitch.

If you have placed a bid online and will not be at the game, you will be contacted by the Sharks if you are outbid so you will be able to increase the bid ammount if you so choose. Thanks so much to everyone for participating.

What a night into a big day for Sharks baseball. A thrilling game last night, "Striking Out Cancer" tonight, its good to be a Shark.

Online bidding is still open for the pink jerseys to be worn by the Sharks tonight. Those proceeds will go to benefit cancer charities. Meanwhile, Redwolves and walk offs apparently have a lot in common and a North Carolina native will be making his last start of this season.

In a world full of tumult, "Shark Bits" still remain.

It took going to their 12th extra innning contest of the season, and the ejection of their coach, but the Wilmington Sharks came away with a walk off win Thursday night, 2-1 over the Florence Redwolves.

The hero of the night, Alex Hill(UNC-Wilmington). The Seahawk stepped in with two on and one down in the bottom of the tenth and lofted the game winning double to left, sending the "Shark Tank" faithful home happy. Three hits in the inning came after head coach Jake Tenhouse brought life to the team after getting tossed arguing a reversed call.

It was a Seahawk kind of night, as Daniel Cropper(UNC-Wilmington) held the Redwolves scoreless through six frames on just two hits. In the no decision Cropper struck out five and did not walk a batter.

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Two days without baseball. Even at the back end of a long summer of baseball that's too long of a break.

Agree or disagree, the main point is the Sharks are back in action tonight. Along with getting the Sharks back on the field, "Shark Bits" are back on a computer screen near you.