With 11 more base hits Wilmington's hitting ways continued but the pitching faltered late as Wilmington fell 6-4 to Fayetteville Monday night.

Adam Eggemeyer(SIU-Edwardsville) kept the Sharks hit parade rolling with a two out solo homer in the first inning. The blast is his second in as many games and had the Sharks up 1-0. Eggemeyer was at it again in the third. With runners on the corners he laced a single to bring home the Sharks second run of the contest putting them up 2-0 in the third.

The lead did not last long as Fayetteville scratched across two in the bottom half off starter Adam Schrader(SW Minnesota State). Schrader worked into the sixth giving up three runs, two earned, on four hits striking out three.

An RBI single from Adam Gray(Mercyhurst) gave the Sharks a 2-1 lead and a three run home run from Adam Eggemeyer(SIU-Edwardsville) put the game out of reach as the Sharks beat Florence 8-2.

For the fourth straight night the Sharks tallied double digit hits, racking up 11 in Florence Saturday. Gray led the way with his second straight three hit night. It was a pitchers duel until Eggemeyer found the other side of the right field fence for his first home run of the season. He would end the game 2-5 with the three RBI.

In his first CPL start of the season Max Friedman(Parkland C.C.) picked up his first win, giving up just one run over six innings, scattering five hits. He punched out six Redwolves in his Wilmington debut as the Sharks roll to 5-5.

A complete game from starter J.C. Casey(Missouri State) and 15 hits for the Sharks turned into a 7-1 win for the Sharks over the Columbia Blowfish Friday night.

It was the Sharks bats getting started early with two runs in the first. Singles from Ben Kline(Nebraska), Adam Eggemeyer(SIU-Edwardsville) and Jesse Bosnik(St. Bonaventure) loaded the bases. With two down Greg Bachman(Austin Peay) notched his first of two RBI on the night by working a walk. Adam Gray(Mercyhurst) would then get his big night started with his first of three singles, to drive in the first of his three runs and give the Sharks a 2-0 lead.

While Wilmington would add one in the third, two in the fifth and single runs in the sixth and seventh, two would prove to be enough as Casey cruised through nine.
The Missouri State righty spread three hits and five strike outs over his nine innings. An error opened the door to the end of the shut out in the seventh, but Casey secured the last six outs to pick up his first win of the season.

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