The Sharks did everything they needed to pick up thier first win since the All-Star break, 5-1 in Columbia Friday night.

It was a night seemingly highlighted by Andrew Guerra(St. Louis) base hits. After his first two at bats the Texan had two hits and two RBI. The first came with two down in the first inning, a single back up the box to make it 1-0 Sharks.

Guerra stood in again with a runner on third and with two down in the third and delivered a base hit over the second base bag to make it 3-1 Sharks. Guerra tacked on another single and a double for a 4-4 night with two batted in.

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After a staggering return from the All-Star break with a double header loss, the Sharks head south of the border today.

The Shark's former opening day starter will look to have a bounce back game from injury and along with a new streak of extra inning games, a model of Shark consistency extended his own streak.

Baseball is like life, sometimes you win, sometimes you lose, and sometimes you lose twice in one night. While we can't promise a guide to life, your guide to Sharks baseball is just a click away.

Playing in their first double header of the season the Sharks fell twice, 5-4 then 3-2 to the Fayetteville SwampDogs Thursday night at the "Shark Tank."

The second loss, supposed to be a seven inning regulation back end of the double header, went eight innings before the SwampDogs plated their winning run, while Fayetteville won the first with a run in the tenth.

Both starters on the night, Daniel Cropper(UNC-Wilmington) and Chris Kennedy(Davidson) pitched well enough to win, though neither would figure into the decision.

As of 5:30 the double header secheduled between the Wilmington Sharks and the Fayetteville Swampdogs is still set to start at 6:00 pm.

There is a small threat of rain over the "Shark Tank" but there has not been enough to harm the field in the least at this point.

The double headers come on a Thirsty Thursday presented by Front Street Brewery. Enjoy dollar beers and dollar soft drinks throughout both games. Plenty of tickets are still available.

After a four day respite from all things Sharks in honor of all things All-Star, your inside track to Sharks baseball is back.

The team had a relaxing break and will now head into the home stretch. Leading the way, Jesse Bosnik and his team leading .315 batting average. And there is a certain team the Sharks will be seeing quite a bit over this final stretch.