For the Second straight outing J.C. Casey did not allow an earned run as he shut out Florence through eight in route to an 8-0 Shark win.

With his exit just an inning shy of a second straight complete game, the Missouri State right hander threw eight innings of one hit ball, stiking out nine while walking four. Presbyterian righty, and Wilmington native, Chris Powell came on to nail down the final three outs.

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Seven days ago centerfielder Adam Eggemeyer became designated hitter Adam Eggemeyer. Soreness and pain in his throwing shoulder took him out of the Sharks defensive line-up as he searches for a solution to his arm troubles. But arm troubles seem to be his only troubles.

The tough Steeleville, Illinois native would not let the arm soreness keep him from the line-up completely however. Starting with the very next game after Eggemeyer was pulled from his spot in center field he has been on an offensive tear. Racking up 13 hits in 22 plate appearances, Eggemeyer has bolstered his average to a league high .451 on the season.

Wicked weather in Florence stalled Wednesday's game between the Sharks and Redwolves with one down in the bottom of the sixth inning. But the Sharks hit early and often to take a 10-7 win.

Wilmington jumped on the board quickly with two in the top of the first. With Ben Kline and Adam Eggemeyer on via a fielders choice and single, St. Bonaventure's Jesse Bosnik drove home the Husker Kline. After taking a strike from 'Wolves starter Todd Miller, Drew Wingo drove in a second run with a liner to left.

After the Redwolves took a 3-2 lead in in the bottom half of the second the Sharks jumped back on top sending 11 to the plate to take a 8-3 lead. Back to back singles by Kline and St. Louis University junior Andrew Guerra set the table for Eggemeyer, the leagues leading hitter. The SIU-Edwardsville product would not dissapoint planting a ball deep over the high right field wall for three run homer.