Alex Burman went 3-for-5 with a home run and four runs scored, Justin Miller had four hits and Chris Corrado and Peter Yarem had three RBI apiece as the Susquehanna University Baseball team came alive late to defeat Drew 16-10 Sunday afternoon at Doc Young Field in Madison.
 
How It Happened
 

• The Rangers (16-13 Overall, 6-6 Landmark) clubbed an early two-run home run in the first inning to take the lead. The River Hawks (15-11, 12-3) threatened and finally scored in a big way in the fourth inning, tallying four runs. Miller, Anthony Dombrowski and Corrado all picked up RBI to give the team the lead.
• Drew responded in the home half of the inning, plating five more runs to take a 7-4 advantage. Two runs in the fifth and a run in the sixth for Susquehanna temporarily tied the game, but a big there-run home run by the Rangers made it 10-7.
• The River Hawks chipped away at the lead in the seventh, plating two runs on a wild pitch and another Dombrowski RBI single, and stepped on the gas in the eighth and ninth innings to run away with this one.
• Burman got it going with a game-tying home run in the eighth, followed by a Corrado RBI single to bring in Yarem to take the lead. Dombrowski reached on an error to extend it to 12-10 before the bottom of the eighth.
• Will Carey pitched a clean eighth, the team scored four runs in the top of the ninth , and Carey capped off a strong weekend with another scoreless inning to help the team come out victorious.

Inside the Box Score

• Alex Burman scored four of the team's 16 runs on the day and hit his first home run of the season. Yarem had three RBI and reached an astounding 11 RBI for the week.
• Miller is now 9 for his last 16 and has upped his season batting average to .341. Corrado and Dombrowski each contributed three-hit games. Yarem and Steve Lorenz had two apiece.
• The pitching was a bit shaky to start, but Nathan Madden and Will Carey locked in and finished the Rangers when it really counted. Carey's ERA for the season is now under 1.00.
• Matthew Lange had two hits and three RBI for Drew.

Note: This weekend, Ben Burman tallied his 100th career hit for the RIver Hawks. He joined teammate Nick Berger in reaching the milestone (Berger reached it against Penn State Harrisburg).
 
Up Next for the River Hawks

• Tuesday April 16^th – vs Ramapo –  Harold Bollinger Field - Selinsgrove, Pa. – 4 p.m.

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