2019 Baseball - Year In Review

2019 Baseball - Year In Review
Coaching Staff Mike Martin, Head Coach Chip Baker, Director of Operations Jamie Burleson, Strength and Conditioning Tyler Holt, Student Assistant Clyde Keller, Assistant Coach Mike Martin, Jr., Assistant Coach, Recruiting Coordinator Click here to see individual mug shots	2019 Baseball

2019 Florida State Signees/Newcomers

Jack Anderson, 6-3, 185, P, Tampa

Nico Baldor, 6-2, 195, IF, Tampa

Cole Beverlin, 6-4, 180, P, Port Orange

Elijah Cabell, 6-2, 195, OF, Winter Park

Nander De Sedas, 6-2, 192, IF, Panama City, Panama

Dakota Gaillard, 5-11, 155, IF, Jupiter

Troy Hamilton, 5-11, 155, IF, Royal Palm Beach

Cade Hungate, 6-2, 185, IF-P, Abingdon, Va.

Robby Martin, 6-3, 200, OF, Tampa

Kyle McMullen, 6-2, 175, P, Jupiter

Matheu Nelson, 5-11, 195, C, Largo

Chris Ruckdeschel, 6-1, 190, OF, Davie

Alec Sanchez, 5-11, 195, IF, Jacksonville

Chase Sanguinetti, 6-0, 190, IF, Tampa

Carter Smith, 6-1, 175, C-IF, Fort Myers

Antonio Velez, 6-1, 185, P, Brandon

McGuire Weaver, 5-11, 155, IF, Tampa

Corey Yawn, 6-1, 180, P, Seminole

2019 Roster - By Name

L
T                                                       PY
R No Name                  Pos     B-T  Hgt   Wgt  Cl   Ltr  Hometown (Prior School)
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* 12 Tyler Ahearn          P       R-R  6-2   185  So   *    Jupiter (IMG Academy)
* 23 Reese Albert          OF      L-L  6-2   197  So   *    Jupiter (Jupiter)
* 40 Jack Anderson         P       R-R  6-3   185  Fr        Tampa (Jesuit)
* 51 Nico Baldor           IF      L-R  6-2   195  Jr        Tampa (Jesuit/Miami)
* 37 Tim Becker            OF      L-R  6-0   185  Sr        Wellington (Palm Beach Central/Palm Beach State College)
  18 Cole Beverlin         P       R-R  6-4   180  Fr        Port Orange (Spruce Creek)
* 19 Elijah Cabell         OF      R-R  6-2   195  Fr        Winter Park (TNXL Academy)
*  2 Nander De Sedas       IF      S-R  6-2   192  Fr        Panama City, Panama (Montverde Academy)
*  5 Shane Drohan          P       L-L  6-3   195  So   *    Jupiter (Cardinal Newman)
*  8 J.C. Flowers          OF-P    R-R  6-2   185  Jr   **   Orange Park (Trinity Christian Academy)
* 36 Jonathan Foster       C       R-R  6-0   205  Sr   *    LaGrange, Ga. (Troup County/Auburn/Chattahoochee Valley CC)
   3 Dakota Gaillard       IF      R-R  5-11  155  Fr        Jupiter (Jupiter)
* 31 Conor Grady           P       R-R  6-2   187  So   *    Tampa (Tampa Catholic)
  14 Troy Hamilton         IF      R-R  5-11  155  Fr        Royal Palm Beach (American Heritage-Delray Beach)
* 33 Chase Haney           P       R-R  6-6   225  Jr-R **   Winter Garden (Windermere Prep)
*  7 Cade Hungate          IF-P    R-R  6-2   185  Fr        Abingdon, Va. (Abingdon)
* 46 Gage Hutchinson       P       R-R  6-1   185  Sr-R *    Port Orange (Spruce Creek/Daytona State College)
* 17 Clayton Kwiatkowski   P       L-L  6-2   205  Jr   **   Tampa (Jesuit)
* 26 Robby Martin          OF      L-R  6-3   200  Fr        Tampa (Jefferson)
  20 Kyle McMullen         P       R-R  6-2   175  Jr        Jupiter (Jupiter/Palm Beach State College)
* 22 Drew Mendoza          IF      L-R  6-5   225  Jr   **   Minneola (Lake Minneola)
* 63 Matheu Nelson         C       R-R  5-11  195  Fr        Largo (Calvary Christian Academy)
* 43 Drew Parrish          P       L-L  5-11  180  Jr   **   Rockledge (Rockledge)
* 29 Austin Pollock        P       L-L  6-3   180  So   *    Tallahassee (Lincoln)
  21 Chris Ruckdeschel     OF      R-R  6-1   190  Fr        Davie (Saint Thomas Aquinas)
* 16 Mike Salvatore        IF      R-R  6-0   186  Sr   *    Ewing, N.J. (Ewing/Northwest Florida State Coll)
* 24 Alec Sanchez          IF      L-R  5-11  195  Fr        Jacksonville (Providence)
  25 Chase Sanguinetti     IF      L-L  6-0   190  Fr        Tampa (Plant)
* 13 Jonah Scolaro         P       L-L  5-9   180  So   *    Valrico (Durant)
* 35 Carter Smith          C-IF    L-R  6-1   175  Jr        Fort Myers (Canterbury School/Florida SouthWestern State Col)
*  9 Cooper Swanson        IF      R-R  6-1   205  So   *    Fort Myers (Canterbury School)
* 15 C.J. Van Eyk          P       R-R  6-1   185  So   *    Lutz (Steinbrenner)
* 30 Antonio Velez         P       L-L  6-1   185  Jr        Brandon (Brandon/Hillsborough CC)
* 27 McGuire Weaver        IF      R-R  5-11  155  Fr        Tampa (Jesuit)
  38 Corey Yawn            P       R-R  6-1   180  Fr        Seminole (Northside Christian)

2019 Roster - By Number

L
T                                                       PY
R No Name                  Pos     B-T  Hgt   Wgt  Cl   Ltr  Hometown (Prior School)
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*  2 Nander De Sedas       IF      S-R  6-2   192  Fr        Panama City, Panama (Montverde Academy)
   3 Dakota Gaillard       IF      R-R  5-11  155  Fr        Jupiter (Jupiter)
*  5 Shane Drohan          P       L-L  6-3   195  So   *    Jupiter (Cardinal Newman)
*  7 Cade Hungate          IF-P    R-R  6-2   185  Fr        Abingdon, Va. (Abingdon)
*  8 J.C. Flowers          OF-P    R-R  6-2   185  Jr   **   Orange Park (Trinity Christian Academy)
*  9 Cooper Swanson        IF      R-R  6-1   205  So   *    Fort Myers (Canterbury School)
* 12 Tyler Ahearn          P       R-R  6-2   185  So   *    Jupiter (IMG Academy)
* 13 Jonah Scolaro         P       L-L  5-9   180  So   *    Valrico (Durant)
  14 Troy Hamilton         IF      R-R  5-11  155  Fr        Royal Palm Beach (American Heritage-Delray Beach)
* 15 C.J. Van Eyk          P       R-R  6-1   185  So   *    Lutz (Steinbrenner)
* 16 Mike Salvatore        IF      R-R  6-0   186  Sr   *    Ewing, N.J. (Ewing/Northwest Florida State Coll)
* 17 Clayton Kwiatkowski   P       L-L  6-2   205  Jr   **   Tampa (Jesuit)
  18 Cole Beverlin         P       R-R  6-4   180  Fr        Port Orange (Spruce Creek)
* 19 Elijah Cabell         OF      R-R  6-2   195  Fr        Winter Park (TNXL Academy)
  20 Kyle McMullen         P       R-R  6-2   175  Jr        Jupiter (Jupiter/Palm Beach State College)
  21 Chris Ruckdeschel     OF      R-R  6-1   190  Fr        Davie (Saint Thomas Aquinas)
* 22 Drew Mendoza          IF      L-R  6-5   225  Jr   **   Minneola (Lake Minneola)
* 23 Reese Albert          OF      L-L  6-2   197  So   *    Jupiter (Jupiter)
* 24 Alec Sanchez          IF      L-R  5-11  195  Fr        Jacksonville (Providence)
  25 Chase Sanguinetti     IF      L-L  6-0   190  Fr        Tampa (Plant)
* 26 Robby Martin          OF      L-R  6-3   200  Fr        Tampa (Jefferson)
* 27 McGuire Weaver        IF      R-R  5-11  155  Fr        Tampa (Jesuit)
* 29 Austin Pollock        P       L-L  6-3   180  So   *    Tallahassee (Lincoln)
* 30 Antonio Velez         P       L-L  6-1   185  Jr        Brandon (Brandon/Hillsborough CC)
* 31 Conor Grady           P       R-R  6-2   187  So   *    Tampa (Tampa Catholic)
* 33 Chase Haney           P       R-R  6-6   225  Jr-R **   Winter Garden (Windermere Prep)
* 35 Carter Smith          C-IF    L-R  6-1   175  Jr        Fort Myers (Canterbury School/Florida SouthWestern State Col)
* 36 Jonathan Foster       C       R-R  6-0   205  Sr   *    LaGrange, Ga. (Troup County/Auburn/Chattahoochee Valley CC)
* 37 Tim Becker            OF      L-R  6-0   185  Sr        Wellington (Palm Beach Central/Palm Beach State College)
  38 Corey Yawn            P       R-R  6-1   180  Fr        Seminole (Northside Christian)
* 40 Jack Anderson         P       R-R  6-3   185  Fr        Tampa (Jesuit)
* 43 Drew Parrish          P       L-L  5-11  180  Jr   **   Rockledge (Rockledge)
* 46 Gage Hutchinson       P       R-R  6-1   185  Sr-R *    Port Orange (Spruce Creek/Daytona State College)
* 51 Nico Baldor           IF      L-R  6-2   195  Jr        Tampa (Jesuit/Miami)
* 63 Matheu Nelson         C       R-R  5-11  195  Fr        Largo (Calvary Christian Academy)

June 12, 2018 - Jackson Lueck signed with the Kansas City Royals.

2019 Conference Awards

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Reese Albert             Atlantic Coast Conference - All-Conference - 3rd Team

J.C. Flowers             Atlantic Coast Conference - All-Conference - 1st Team (RP)
                         Atlantic Coast Conference - All-Conference - 3rd Team (OF)
                         Atlantic Coast Conference - All-Tournament Team
                         Atlantic Coast Conference - All-Tournament Team

Robby Martin             Atlantic Coast Conference - All-Freshman

Drew Mendoza             Atlantic Coast Conference - All-Conference - 1st Team

Drew Parrish             Atlantic Coast Conference - All-Conference - 2nd Team

C.J. Van Eyk             Atlantic Coast Conference - All-Conference - 3rd Team

All-Conference -  6

2019 All-Americans

Name                     Organization
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J.C. Flowers             Baseball America - 2nd Team All-American
                         Collegiate Baseball - 2nd Team All-American
                         American Baseball Coaches Association - 3rd Team All-American
                         Nat Collegiate Baseball Writers Assoc - 3rd Team All-American

Robby Martin             Collegiate Baseball - Freshman All-American

Drew Mendoza             Baseball America - 2nd Team All-American
                         D1Baseball.com - 2nd Team All-American

All-Americans -  3

2019 Noles in the Pros

Name                     No      Pos                Team
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Kyle Bird                55      P                  Texas Rangers
Kevin Cash               16      Manager            Tampa Bay Rays
Sean Gilmartin           63      P                  Baltimore Orioles
Buster Posey             28      C-1B               San Francisco Giants
Robby Scott              63      P                  Arizona Diamondbacks
DJ Stewart               24      OF                 Baltimore Orioles
Devon Travis             29      2B                 Toronto Blue Jays
Luke Weaver              24      P                  Arizona Diamondbacks

Noles in the Pros -  8

2019 Schedule and Results

							GAME DAY						OPP EOY
DATE	POST GAME	BOX SCORE	LOC	OPPONENT	SCORE	CWS	FSU CB	FSU BA	FSU USA	OPP CB	OPP BA	OPP USA	CB	BA	USA
02/15	Postgame	Box	H	Maine	W 11-0		10	6	11
02/16	Postgame	Box	H	Maine	W 16-3		10	6	11
02/16	Postgame	Box	H	Maine	W 6-5		10	6	11
02/17	Postgame	Box	H	Maine	W 9-1		10	6	11
02/22	Postgame	Box	H	Youngstown State	W 4-2		9	6	11
02/23	Postgame	Box	H	Youngstown State	W 24-2		9	6	11
02/23	Postgame	Box	H	Youngstown State	W 7-4		9	6	11
03/01	Postgame	Box	H	Mercer	W 9-5		7	6	11
03/02	Postgame	Box	H	Mercer	W 12-1		7	6	11
03/03	Postgame	Box	H	Mercer	W 5-1		7	6	11
03/06	Postgame	Box	H	North Florida	W 4-3		1	6	7
03/08	Postgame	Box	H	Virginia Tech	W 9-8		1	6	7
03/09	Postgame	Box	H	Virginia Tech	L 0-6		1	6	7
03/09	Postgame	Box	H	Virginia Tech	W 5-2		1	6	7
03/12	Postgame	Box	A	Florida	L 7-20		1	5	6	16	4	7
03/15	Postgame	Box	A	North Carolina State	L 0-16		1	5	6	2	21	12	21		24
03/16	Postgame	Box	A	North Carolina State	L 8-9		1	5	6	2	21	12	21		24
03/17	Postgame	Box	A	North Carolina State	W 7-5		1	5	6	2	21	12	21		24
03/19	Postgame	Box	H	Central Florida	L 7-9		14	21	19
03/20	Postgame	Box	H	FL International	W 9-6		14	21	19
03/23	Postgame	Box	A	Notre Dame	W 7-1		14	21	19
03/23	Postgame	Box	A	Notre Dame	L 3-12		14	21	19
03/24	Postgame	Box	A	Notre Dame	W 3-1		14	21	19
03/26	Postgame	Box	N	Florida Jacksonville, Fla.	L 2-4		20	21	21	19	15	24
03/29	Postgame	Box	H	Boston College	L 7-10		20	21	21
03/30	Postgame	Box	H	Boston College	W 4-3		20	21	21
03/31	Postgame	Box	H	Boston College	L 0-8		20	21	21
04/02	Postgame	Box	H	Jacksonville	L 2-3
04/05	Postgame	Box	A	Miami	L 0-11								24	22	20
04/06	Postgame	Box	A	Miami	L 0-4								24	22	20
04/07	Postgame	Box	A	Miami	W 6-5								24	22	20
04/09	Postgame	Box	H	Florida	L 1-3
04/12	Postgame	Box	H	Clemson	W 6-2					13	17	16
04/13	Postgame	Box	H	Clemson	W 16-2					13	17	16
04/14	Postgame	Box	H	Clemson	W 6-4					13	17	16
04/18	Postgame	Box	A	Virginia	W 14-2
04/20	Postgame	Box	A	Virginia	W 5-3
04/20	Postgame	Box	A	Virginia	L 3-13
04/23	Postgame	Box	H	Stetson	W 9-8
04/24	Postgame	Box	H	Stetson	W 10-4
04/26	Postgame	Box	H	Wake Forest	W 13-2
04/27	Postgame	Box	H	Wake Forest	W 9-5
04/28	Postgame	Box	H	Wake Forest	L 12-16
05/03	Postgame	Box	H	Pittsburgh	L 0-10		25		25
05/05	Postgame	Box	H	Pittsburgh First 2 1/2 innings played on 5/4/2019.	W 15-6		25		25
05/05	Postgame	Box	H	Pittsburgh	W 12-6		25		25
05/07	Postgame	Box	H	Jacksonville	W 3-0		23		25
05/07	Postgame	Box	H	Jacksonville	L 2-3		23		25
05/08	Postgame	Box	A	Stetson	L 0-1		23		25
05/10	Postgame	Box	H	Richmond	W 8-2		23		25
05/11	Postgame	Box	H	Richmond	W 11-1		23		25
05/12	Postgame	Box	H	Richmond	W 7-2		23		25
05/16	Postgame	Box	A	Louisville	L 1-14	3	17		22	7	10	8	3	3	3
05/17	Postgame	Box	A	Louisville	W 14-3	3	17		22	7	10	8	3	3	3
05/18	Postgame	Box	A	Louisville	L 0-11	3	17		22	7	10	8	3	3	3
05/21	Postgame	Box	N	Wake Forest ACC, Durham, N.C.	L 4-7		19
05/24	Postgame	Box	N	North Carolina State ACC, Durham, N.C.	W 11-0		19			14	13	14	21		24
05/31	Postgame	Box	N	Florida Atlantic NCAA, Athens, Ga.	W 13-7		20
06/01	Postgame	Box	A	Georgia NCAA	W 12-3		20			6	6	6	17	16	15
06/02	Postgame	Box	A	Georgia NCAA Championship	W 10-1		20			6	6	6	17	16	15
06/08	Postgame	Box	A	Louisiana State NCAA Super Regional	W 6-4		12			11	15	16	14	15	16
06/09	Postgame	Box	A	Louisiana State NCAA Super Regional Championship	W 5-4		12			11	15	16	14	15	16
06/15	Postgame	Box	N	Arkansas CWS, Omaha, Neb.	W 1-0	7	12			4	4	5	7	8	6
06/17	Postgame	Box	N	Michigan CWS, Omaha, Neb.	L 0-2	2	12			16			2	2	2
06/19	Postgame	Box	N	Texas Tech CWS, Omaha, Neb.	L 1-4	3	12			9	9	10	4	4	5

EOY Stats Ref

CB=Collegiate Baseball, BA=Baseball America, USA=USA Today/Coaches, CWS=College World Series

Conference games in bold

                Overall   Home     Away    Neutral
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FSU record is   42-23    28- 9    11-10     3- 4
vs ACC          17-13    10- 5     7- 8     0- 0
Against Top 25  11- 8     3- 0     6- 5     2- 3

Final Collegiate Baseball Poll -  6
Final Baseball America Poll    -  7
Final USA Today/Coaches Poll   -  7
College World Series  - 5

2019 Atlantic Coast Conference Results
 
ATLANTIC DIVISION
 1  Louisville           21- 9    51-18 
 2  North Carolina State 18-12    42-19 
 3  Florida State        17-13    42-23 
 4  Clemson              15-15    35-26 
 5  Wake Forest          14-16    31-26 
 6  Notre Dame           13-17    24-30 
 7  Boston College       12-18    31-27 
 
COASTAL DIVISION
 1  Georgia Tech         19-11    43-19 
 2  Miami                18-12    40-20 
 3  North Carolina       17-13    46-19 
 4  Duke                 15-15    35-27 
 5  Virginia             14-16    32-24 
 6  Virginia Tech         9-21    26-27 
 7  Pittsburgh            8-22    21-34

2019 CONFERENCE TOURNAMENT, Durham, NC
   Date                    Score                                    Comments
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05/21/2019  (12)Boston College 7, (8)Clemson 5                  Round 1
05/21/2019  (10)Wake Forest 7, (6)Florida State 4               Round 1
05/21/2019  (7)Duke 10, (11)Notre Dame 6                        Round 1
05/22/2019  (12)Boston College 5, (1)Louisville 1               Round 1
05/22/2019  (2)Georgia Tech 12, (11)Notre Dame 6                Round 1
05/22/2019  (5)North Carolina 3, (9)Virginia 2                  Round 1
05/23/2019  (8)Clemson 7, (1)Louisville 1                       Round 1
05/23/2019  (4)Miami 10, (9)Virginia 3                          Round 1
05/23/2019  (3)North Carolina State 6, (10)Virginia 5           Round 1
05/24/2019  (2)Georgia Tech 5, (7)Duke 4                        Round 1
05/24/2019  (5)North Carolina 7, (4)Miami 5                     Round 1
05/24/2019  (6)Florida State 11, (3)North Carolina State 0      Round 1
05/25/2019  (5)North Carolina 13, (12)Boston College 5          Round 2
05/25/2019  (2)Georgia Tech 9, (3)North Carolina State 2        Round 2
05/26/2019  (5)North Carolina 10, (2)Georgia Tech 2             Round 3

STARTING BATTING ORDER
DATE/OPPONENT	1	2	3	4	5	6	7	8	9
02/15/2019 Maine	Mike Salvatore	Reese Albert	Drew Mendoza	Elijah Cabell	Robby Martin	Matheu Nelson	Nico Baldor	J.C. Flowers	Nander De Sedas
02/16/2019 Maine	Mike Salvatore	Reese Albert	Drew Mendoza	Elijah Cabell	Robby Martin	Jonathan Foster	Nico Baldor	J.C. Flowers	Nander De Sedas
02/16/2019 Maine	Mike Salvatore	Reese Albert	Drew Mendoza	Elijah Cabell	Robby Martin	Matheu Nelson	Cooper Swanson	Carter Smith	Nander De Sedas
02/17/2019 Maine	Mike Salvatore	Reese Albert	Drew Mendoza	Elijah Cabell	Robby Martin	Nico Baldor	Carter Smith	Nander De Sedas	Matheu Nelson
02/22/2019 Youngstown State	Mike Salvatore	Reese Albert	Drew Mendoza	Elijah Cabell	Robby Martin	Cooper Swanson	J.C. Flowers	Matheu Nelson	Nander De Sedas
02/23/2019 Youngstown State	Mike Salvatore	Reese Albert	Drew Mendoza	Elijah Cabell	Robby Martin	Nico Baldor	J.C. Flowers	Jonathan Foster	Nander De Sedas
02/23/2019 Youngstown State	Mike Salvatore	Reese Albert	Drew Mendoza	Elijah Cabell	Robby Martin	Nico Baldor	J.C. Flowers	Matheu Nelson	Nander De Sedas
03/01/2019 Mercer	Mike Salvatore	Reese Albert	Drew Mendoza	Elijah Cabell	Robby Martin	Nico Baldor	J.C. Flowers	Matheu Nelson	Nander De Sedas
03/02/2019 Mercer	Mike Salvatore	J.C. Flowers	Drew Mendoza	Elijah Cabell	Robby Martin	Cooper Swanson	Matheu Nelson	Jonathan Foster	Nander De Sedas
03/03/2019 Mercer	Mike Salvatore	J.C. Flowers	Drew Mendoza	Elijah Cabell	Robby Martin	Nico Baldor	Matheu Nelson	Cooper Swanson	Nander De Sedas
03/06/2019 North Florida	Mike Salvatore	Cooper Swanson	Drew Mendoza	Elijah Cabell	Robby Martin	Carter Smith	Matheu Nelson	J.C. Flowers	Nander De Sedas
03/08/2019 Virginia Tech	Mike Salvatore	Cooper Swanson	Drew Mendoza	Elijah Cabell	Robby Martin	J.C. Flowers	Matheu Nelson	Jonathan Foster	Nander De Sedas
03/09/2019 Virginia Tech	Mike Salvatore	Cooper Swanson	Drew Mendoza	Elijah Cabell	Matheu Nelson	Robby Martin	J.C. Flowers	Jonathan Foster	Nander De Sedas
03/09/2019 Virginia Tech	Mike Salvatore	Cooper Swanson	Drew Mendoza	Elijah Cabell	Robby Martin	J.C. Flowers	Nico Baldor	Matheu Nelson	Nander De Sedas
03/12/2019 Florida	Mike Salvatore	Cooper Swanson	Drew Mendoza	Elijah Cabell	J.C. Flowers	Nico Baldor	Robby Martin	Matheu Nelson	Nander De Sedas
03/15/2019 North Carolina State	Mike Salvatore	Reese Albert	Drew Mendoza	Elijah Cabell	J.C. Flowers	Robby Martin	Cooper Swanson	Nander De Sedas	Matheu Nelson
03/16/2019 North Carolina State	Mike Salvatore	Reese Albert	Drew Mendoza	Elijah Cabell	Alec Sanchez	J.C. Flowers	Nico Baldor	Nander De Sedas	Matheu Nelson
03/17/2019 North Carolina State	Mike Salvatore	Reese Albert	Drew Mendoza	Elijah Cabell	Alec Sanchez	J.C. Flowers	Nico Baldor	Nander De Sedas	Matheu Nelson
03/19/2019 Central Florida	Mike Salvatore	Reese Albert	Drew Mendoza	Elijah Cabell	J.C. Flowers	Nico Baldor	Cooper Swanson	Matheu Nelson	Nander De Sedas
03/20/2019 FL International	Mike Salvatore	Reese Albert	Drew Mendoza	Cooper Swanson	Robby Martin	J.C. Flowers	Elijah Cabell	Nander De Sedas	Jonathan Foster
03/23/2019 Notre Dame	Mike Salvatore	Reese Albert	Drew Mendoza	Elijah Cabell	Nander De Sedas	J.C. Flowers	Robby Martin	Cooper Swanson	Matheu Nelson
03/23/2019 Notre Dame	Mike Salvatore	Reese Albert	Drew Mendoza	Elijah Cabell	Nander De Sedas	J.C. Flowers	Robby Martin	Cooper Swanson	Jonathan Foster
03/24/2019 Notre Dame	Mike Salvatore	Reese Albert	Drew Mendoza	Elijah Cabell	Robby Martin	J.C. Flowers	Nander De Sedas	Nico Baldor	Matheu Nelson
03/26/2019 Florida	Mike Salvatore	Reese Albert	Drew Mendoza	Elijah Cabell	Robby Martin	J.C. Flowers	Nander De Sedas	Nico Baldor	Matheu Nelson
03/29/2019 Boston College	Mike Salvatore	Reese Albert	Drew Mendoza	Elijah Cabell	J.C. Flowers	Nander De Sedas	Cooper Swanson	Robby Martin	Matheu Nelson
03/30/2019 Boston College	Mike Salvatore	Carter Smith	Drew Mendoza	Elijah Cabell	Robby Martin	J.C. Flowers	Nander De Sedas	Tim Becker	Matheu Nelson
03/31/2019 Boston College	Mike Salvatore	Robby Martin	Drew Mendoza	Elijah Cabell	J.C. Flowers	Nander De Sedas	Cooper Swanson	Carter Smith	Matheu Nelson
04/02/2019 Jacksonville	Mike Salvatore	J.C. Flowers	Drew Mendoza	Robby Martin	Elijah Cabell	Nico Baldor	Nander De Sedas	Tim Becker	Matheu Nelson
04/05/2019 Miami	Mike Salvatore	Robby Martin	Drew Mendoza	Elijah Cabell	J.C. Flowers	Nico Baldor	Nander De Sedas	Jonathan Foster	Cooper Swanson
04/06/2019 Miami	Mike Salvatore	Robby Martin	Drew Mendoza	Elijah Cabell	J.C. Flowers	Nico Baldor	Nander De Sedas	Matheu Nelson	Cooper Swanson
04/07/2019 Miami	Mike Salvatore	Nico Baldor	Drew Mendoza	Elijah Cabell	J.C. Flowers	Nander De Sedas	Jonathan Foster	Alec Sanchez	Carter Smith
04/09/2019 Florida	Mike Salvatore	Alec Sanchez	Drew Mendoza	Elijah Cabell	J.C. Flowers	Nico Baldor	Carter Smith	Nander De Sedas	Matheu Nelson
04/12/2019 Clemson	Mike Salvatore	Alec Sanchez	Drew Mendoza	Robby Martin	Nico Baldor	J.C. Flowers	Nander De Sedas	Jonathan Foster	Elijah Cabell
04/13/2019 Clemson	Mike Salvatore	Alec Sanchez	Drew Mendoza	Cooper Swanson	J.C. Flowers	Nico Baldor	Nander De Sedas	Matheu Nelson	Elijah Cabell
04/14/2019 Clemson	Mike Salvatore	Alec Sanchez	Drew Mendoza	Cooper Swanson	J.C. Flowers	Nander De Sedas	Jonathan Foster	Matheu Nelson	Elijah Cabell
04/18/2019 Virginia	Mike Salvatore	Reese Albert	Drew Mendoza	Robby Martin	J.C. Flowers	Nico Baldor	Elijah Cabell	Nander De Sedas	Jonathan Foster
04/20/2019 Virginia	Mike Salvatore	Reese Albert	Drew Mendoza	Robby Martin	J.C. Flowers	Nico Baldor	Elijah Cabell	Nander De Sedas	Matheu Nelson
04/20/2019 Virginia	Mike Salvatore	Reese Albert	Drew Mendoza	Robby Martin	J.C. Flowers	Nico Baldor	Elijah Cabell	Nander De Sedas	Jonathan Foster
04/23/2019 Stetson	Reese Albert	Mike Salvatore	Drew Mendoza	Robby Martin	J.C. Flowers	Nico Baldor	Nander De Sedas	Elijah Cabell	Matheu Nelson
04/24/2019 Stetson	Reese Albert	Mike Salvatore	Drew Mendoza	Cooper Swanson	Robby Martin	Matheu Nelson	Jonathan Foster	Nander De Sedas	Elijah Cabell
04/26/2019 Wake Forest	Reese Albert	Mike Salvatore	Drew Mendoza	Robby Martin	J.C. Flowers	Nico Baldor	Elijah Cabell	Nander De Sedas	Jonathan Foster
04/27/2019 Wake Forest	Mike Salvatore	Reese Albert	Drew Mendoza	Cooper Swanson	J.C. Flowers	Nander De Sedas	Matheu Nelson	Elijah Cabell	Robby Martin
04/28/2019 Wake Forest	Mike Salvatore	Reese Albert	Drew Mendoza	Robby Martin	J.C. Flowers	Nico Baldor	Cooper Swanson	Matheu Nelson	Nander De Sedas
05/03/2019 Pittsburgh	Mike Salvatore	Reese Albert	Drew Mendoza	Robby Martin	J.C. Flowers	Nico Baldor	Alec Sanchez	Jonathan Foster	Nander De Sedas
05/05/2019 Pittsburgh	Mike Salvatore	Reese Albert	Drew Mendoza	Robby Martin	Cooper Swanson	Matheu Nelson	J.C. Flowers	Carter Smith	Elijah Cabell
05/05/2019 Pittsburgh	Mike Salvatore	Reese Albert	Drew Mendoza	Robby Martin	Matheu Nelson	Nico Baldor	J.C. Flowers	Carter Smith	Elijah Cabell
05/07/2019 Jacksonville	Mike Salvatore	Reese Albert	Drew Mendoza	Robby Martin	Matheu Nelson	J.C. Flowers	Nico Baldor	Carter Smith	Elijah Cabell
05/07/2019 Jacksonville	Mike Salvatore	Reese Albert	Drew Mendoza	Cooper Swanson	Matheu Nelson	J.C. Flowers	Elijah Cabell	Nander De Sedas	Jonathan Foster
05/08/2019 Stetson	Mike Salvatore	Alec Sanchez	Drew Mendoza	Robby Martin	Matheu Nelson	J.C. Flowers	Nico Baldor	Nander De Sedas	Elijah Cabell
05/10/2019 Richmond	Reese Albert	Mike Salvatore	Drew Mendoza	Robby Martin	Matheu Nelson	Nico Baldor	J.C. Flowers	Nander De Sedas	Elijah Cabell
05/11/2019 Richmond	Reese Albert	Mike Salvatore	Drew Mendoza	Robby Martin	Matheu Nelson	Carter Smith	J.C. Flowers	Nander De Sedas	Elijah Cabell
05/12/2019 Richmond	Reese Albert	Mike Salvatore	Drew Mendoza	Robby Martin	Matheu Nelson	Carter Smith	J.C. Flowers	Nander De Sedas	Elijah Cabell
05/16/2019 Louisville	Mike Salvatore	Reese Albert	Drew Mendoza	Matheu Nelson	Robby Martin	Cooper Swanson	Nander De Sedas	J.C. Flowers	Elijah Cabell
05/17/2019 Louisville	Mike Salvatore	Reese Albert	Drew Mendoza	Robby Martin	Matheu Nelson	J.C. Flowers	Nander De Sedas	Cooper Swanson	Elijah Cabell
05/18/2019 Louisville	Mike Salvatore	Alec Sanchez	Drew Mendoza	Robby Martin	Matheu Nelson	J.C. Flowers	Nander De Sedas	Carter Smith	Elijah Cabell
05/21/2019 Wake Forest	Mike Salvatore	Reese Albert	Drew Mendoza	Robby Martin	Matheu Nelson	J.C. Flowers	Nander De Sedas	Carter Smith	Elijah Cabell
05/24/2019 North Carolina State	Mike Salvatore	Reese Albert	Drew Mendoza	Robby Martin	Matheu Nelson	J.C. Flowers	Nander De Sedas	Carter Smith	Tim Becker
05/31/2019 Florida Atlantic	Mike Salvatore	Reese Albert	Drew Mendoza	Robby Martin	Matheu Nelson	J.C. Flowers	Nander De Sedas	Carter Smith	Tim Becker
06/01/2019 Georgia	Mike Salvatore	Reese Albert	Drew Mendoza	Robby Martin	Matheu Nelson	J.C. Flowers	Nander De Sedas	Carter Smith	Tim Becker
06/02/2019 Georgia	Mike Salvatore	Reese Albert	Drew Mendoza	Robby Martin	Matheu Nelson	J.C. Flowers	Nander De Sedas	Carter Smith	Tim Becker
06/08/2019 Louisiana State	Mike Salvatore	Reese Albert	Drew Mendoza	Robby Martin	J.C. Flowers	Matheu Nelson	Nander De Sedas	Carter Smith	Tim Becker
06/09/2019 Louisiana State	Mike Salvatore	Reese Albert	Drew Mendoza	Robby Martin	J.C. Flowers	Carter Smith	Nander De Sedas	Matheu Nelson	Tim Becker
06/15/2019 Arkansas	Mike Salvatore	Reese Albert	Drew Mendoza	Robby Martin	J.C. Flowers	Carter Smith	Matheu Nelson	Nander De Sedas	Tim Becker
06/17/2019 Michigan	Mike Salvatore	Reese Albert	Drew Mendoza	Robby Martin	J.C. Flowers	Matheu Nelson	Nander De Sedas	Carter Smith	Tim Becker
06/19/2019 Texas Tech	Mike Salvatore	Reese Albert	Drew Mendoza	Robby Martin	Matheu Nelson	Carter Smith	J.C. Flowers	Nander De Sedas	Tim Becker

STARTING DEFENSE
DATE/OPPONENT	P	C	1B	2B	3B	SS	LF	CF	RF
02/15/2019 Maine	Drew Parrish	Matheu Nelson	Nico Baldor	Mike Salvatore	Drew Mendoza	Nander De Sedas	Elijah Cabell	J.C. Flowers	Reese Albert
02/16/2019 Maine	C.J. Van Eyk	Jonathan Foster	Nico Baldor	Mike Salvatore	Drew Mendoza	Nander De Sedas	Elijah Cabell	J.C. Flowers	Reese Albert
02/16/2019 Maine	Austin Pollock	Matheu Nelson	Cooper Swanson	Mike Salvatore	Carter Smith	Nander De Sedas	Elijah Cabell	Reese Albert	Robby Martin
02/17/2019 Maine	Shane Drohan	Matheu Nelson	Nico Baldor	Mike Salvatore	Drew Mendoza	Nander De Sedas	Elijah Cabell	Reese Albert	Robby Martin
02/22/2019 Youngstown State	Drew Parrish	Matheu Nelson	Cooper Swanson	Mike Salvatore	Drew Mendoza	Nander De Sedas	Elijah Cabell	J.C. Flowers	Reese Albert
02/23/2019 Youngstown State	C.J. Van Eyk	Jonathan Foster	Nico Baldor	Mike Salvatore	Drew Mendoza	Nander De Sedas	Elijah Cabell	J.C. Flowers	Reese Albert
02/23/2019 Youngstown State	Austin Pollock	Matheu Nelson	Nico Baldor	Mike Salvatore	Drew Mendoza	Nander De Sedas	Elijah Cabell	J.C. Flowers	Reese Albert
03/01/2019 Mercer	Drew Parrish	Matheu Nelson	Nico Baldor	Mike Salvatore	Drew Mendoza	Nander De Sedas	Elijah Cabell	J.C. Flowers	Reese Albert
03/02/2019 Mercer	C.J. Van Eyk	Matheu Nelson	Cooper Swanson	Mike Salvatore	Drew Mendoza	Nander De Sedas	Elijah Cabell	J.C. Flowers	Robby Martin
03/03/2019 Mercer	Shane Drohan	Matheu Nelson	Nico Baldor	Mike Salvatore	Drew Mendoza	Nander De Sedas	Elijah Cabell	J.C. Flowers	Robby Martin
03/06/2019 North Florida	Antonio Velez	Matheu Nelson	Cooper Swanson	Mike Salvatore	Drew Mendoza	Nander De Sedas	Elijah Cabell	J.C. Flowers	Robby Martin
03/08/2019 Virginia Tech	Drew Parrish	Matheu Nelson	Cooper Swanson	Mike Salvatore	Drew Mendoza	Nander De Sedas	Elijah Cabell	J.C. Flowers	Robby Martin
03/09/2019 Virginia Tech	C.J. Van Eyk	Jonathan Foster	Cooper Swanson	Mike Salvatore	Drew Mendoza	Nander De Sedas	Elijah Cabell	J.C. Flowers	Robby Martin
03/09/2019 Virginia Tech	Shane Drohan	Matheu Nelson	Nico Baldor	Mike Salvatore	Drew Mendoza	Nander De Sedas	Elijah Cabell	J.C. Flowers	Robby Martin
03/12/2019 Florida	Conor Grady	Matheu Nelson	Nico Baldor	Mike Salvatore	Drew Mendoza	Nander De Sedas	Elijah Cabell	J.C. Flowers	Robby Martin
03/15/2019 North Carolina State	Drew Parrish	Matheu Nelson	Cooper Swanson	Mike Salvatore	Drew Mendoza	Nander De Sedas	Elijah Cabell	J.C. Flowers	Reese Albert
03/16/2019 North Carolina State	C.J. Van Eyk	Matheu Nelson	Nico Baldor	Mike Salvatore	Drew Mendoza	Nander De Sedas	Elijah Cabell	J.C. Flowers	Reese Albert
03/17/2019 North Carolina State	Shane Drohan	Matheu Nelson	Nico Baldor	Mike Salvatore	Drew Mendoza	Nander De Sedas	Elijah Cabell	J.C. Flowers	Reese Albert
03/19/2019 Central Florida	Antonio Velez	Matheu Nelson	Nico Baldor	Mike Salvatore	Drew Mendoza	Nander De Sedas	Elijah Cabell	J.C. Flowers	Reese Albert
03/20/2019 FL International	Tyler Ahearn	Jonathan Foster	Cooper Swanson	Mike Salvatore	Drew Mendoza	Nander De Sedas	Elijah Cabell	J.C. Flowers	Reese Albert
03/23/2019 Notre Dame	Drew Parrish	Matheu Nelson	Cooper Swanson	Mike Salvatore	Drew Mendoza	Nander De Sedas	Elijah Cabell	J.C. Flowers	Reese Albert
03/23/2019 Notre Dame	C.J. Van Eyk	Jonathan Foster	Cooper Swanson	Mike Salvatore	Drew Mendoza	Nander De Sedas	Elijah Cabell	J.C. Flowers	Reese Albert
03/24/2019 Notre Dame	Shane Drohan	Matheu Nelson	Nico Baldor	Mike Salvatore	Drew Mendoza	Nander De Sedas	Elijah Cabell	J.C. Flowers	Reese Albert
03/26/2019 Florida	Jonah Scolaro	Matheu Nelson	Nico Baldor	Mike Salvatore	Drew Mendoza	Nander De Sedas	Elijah Cabell	J.C. Flowers	Reese Albert
03/29/2019 Boston College	Drew Parrish	Matheu Nelson	Cooper Swanson	Mike Salvatore	Drew Mendoza	Nander De Sedas	Elijah Cabell	J.C. Flowers	Reese Albert
03/30/2019 Boston College	C.J. Van Eyk	Matheu Nelson	Carter Smith	Mike Salvatore	Drew Mendoza	Nander De Sedas	Elijah Cabell	J.C. Flowers	Tim Becker
03/31/2019 Boston College	Shane Drohan	Matheu Nelson	Carter Smith	Mike Salvatore	Drew Mendoza	Nander De Sedas	Elijah Cabell	J.C. Flowers	Robby Martin
04/02/2019 Jacksonville	J.C. Flowers	Matheu Nelson	Nico Baldor	Nander De Sedas	Drew Mendoza	Mike Salvatore	Tim Becker	Elijah Cabell	Robby Martin
04/05/2019 Miami	Drew Parrish	Jonathan Foster	Nico Baldor	Nander De Sedas	Drew Mendoza	Mike Salvatore	Elijah Cabell	J.C. Flowers	Robby Martin
04/06/2019 Miami	C.J. Van Eyk	Matheu Nelson	Nico Baldor	Nander De Sedas	Drew Mendoza	Mike Salvatore	Elijah Cabell	J.C. Flowers	Robby Martin
04/07/2019 Miami	Shane Drohan	Jonathan Foster	Nico Baldor	Nander De Sedas	Drew Mendoza	Mike Salvatore	Elijah Cabell	J.C. Flowers	Alec Sanchez
04/09/2019 Florida	Conor Grady	Matheu Nelson	Nico Baldor	Nander De Sedas	Drew Mendoza	Mike Salvatore	Elijah Cabell	J.C. Flowers	Alec Sanchez
04/12/2019 Clemson	Drew Parrish	Jonathan Foster	Nico Baldor	Nander De Sedas	Drew Mendoza	Mike Salvatore	Elijah Cabell	J.C. Flowers	Alec Sanchez
04/13/2019 Clemson	C.J. Van Eyk	Matheu Nelson	Nico Baldor	Nander De Sedas	Drew Mendoza	Mike Salvatore	Elijah Cabell	J.C. Flowers	Alec Sanchez
04/14/2019 Clemson	Shane Drohan	Matheu Nelson	Cooper Swanson	Nander De Sedas	Drew Mendoza	Mike Salvatore	Elijah Cabell	J.C. Flowers	Alec Sanchez
04/18/2019 Virginia	Drew Parrish	Jonathan Foster	Nico Baldor	Nander De Sedas	Drew Mendoza	Mike Salvatore	Elijah Cabell	J.C. Flowers	Reese Albert
04/20/2019 Virginia	C.J. Van Eyk	Matheu Nelson	Nico Baldor	Nander De Sedas	Drew Mendoza	Mike Salvatore	Elijah Cabell	J.C. Flowers	Reese Albert
04/20/2019 Virginia	Shane Drohan	Jonathan Foster	Nico Baldor	Nander De Sedas	Drew Mendoza	Mike Salvatore	Elijah Cabell	J.C. Flowers	Reese Albert
04/23/2019 Stetson	Conor Grady	Matheu Nelson	Nico Baldor	Nander De Sedas	Drew Mendoza	Mike Salvatore	Elijah Cabell	J.C. Flowers	Reese Albert
04/24/2019 Stetson	Shane Drohan	Matheu Nelson	Cooper Swanson	Nander De Sedas	Drew Mendoza	Mike Salvatore	Elijah Cabell	Reese Albert	Robby Martin
04/26/2019 Wake Forest	Drew Parrish	Jonathan Foster	Nico Baldor	Nander De Sedas	Drew Mendoza	Mike Salvatore	Elijah Cabell	J.C. Flowers	Reese Albert
04/27/2019 Wake Forest	C.J. Van Eyk	Matheu Nelson	Cooper Swanson	Nander De Sedas	Drew Mendoza	Mike Salvatore	Elijah Cabell	J.C. Flowers	Reese Albert
04/28/2019 Wake Forest	Conor Grady	Matheu Nelson	Nico Baldor	Nander De Sedas	Drew Mendoza	Mike Salvatore	Reese Albert	J.C. Flowers	Robby Martin
05/03/2019 Pittsburgh	Drew Parrish	Jonathan Foster	Nico Baldor	Nander De Sedas	Drew Mendoza	Mike Salvatore	Alec Sanchez	J.C. Flowers	Reese Albert
05/05/2019 Pittsburgh	C.J. Van Eyk	Matheu Nelson	Cooper Swanson	Carter Smith	Drew Mendoza	Mike Salvatore	Elijah Cabell	J.C. Flowers	Reese Albert
05/05/2019 Pittsburgh	Shane Drohan	Matheu Nelson	Nico Baldor	Carter Smith	Drew Mendoza	Mike Salvatore	Elijah Cabell	J.C. Flowers	Reese Albert
05/07/2019 Jacksonville	Antonio Velez	Matheu Nelson	Nico Baldor	Carter Smith	Drew Mendoza	Mike Salvatore	Elijah Cabell	J.C. Flowers	Reese Albert
05/07/2019 Jacksonville	Clayton Kwiatkowski	Jonathan Foster	Cooper Swanson	Nander De Sedas	Drew Mendoza	Mike Salvatore	Elijah Cabell	J.C. Flowers	Reese Albert
05/08/2019 Stetson	Jack Anderson	Matheu Nelson	Nico Baldor	Nander De Sedas	Drew Mendoza	Mike Salvatore	Elijah Cabell	J.C. Flowers	Alec Sanchez
05/10/2019 Richmond	Drew Parrish	Matheu Nelson	Nico Baldor	Nander De Sedas	Drew Mendoza	Mike Salvatore	Elijah Cabell	J.C. Flowers	Reese Albert
05/11/2019 Richmond	C.J. Van Eyk	Matheu Nelson	Carter Smith	Nander De Sedas	Drew Mendoza	Mike Salvatore	Elijah Cabell	J.C. Flowers	Reese Albert
05/12/2019 Richmond	Conor Grady	Matheu Nelson	Carter Smith	Nander De Sedas	Drew Mendoza	Mike Salvatore	Elijah Cabell	J.C. Flowers	Reese Albert
05/16/2019 Louisville	Drew Parrish	Matheu Nelson	Cooper Swanson	Nander De Sedas	Drew Mendoza	Mike Salvatore	Elijah Cabell	J.C. Flowers	Reese Albert
05/17/2019 Louisville	C.J. Van Eyk	Matheu Nelson	Cooper Swanson	Nander De Sedas	Drew Mendoza	Mike Salvatore	Elijah Cabell	J.C. Flowers	Reese Albert
05/18/2019 Louisville	Conor Grady	Matheu Nelson	Carter Smith	Nander De Sedas	Drew Mendoza	Mike Salvatore	Elijah Cabell	J.C. Flowers	Alec Sanchez
05/21/2019 Wake Forest	Drew Parrish	Matheu Nelson	Carter Smith	Nander De Sedas	Drew Mendoza	Mike Salvatore	Elijah Cabell	J.C. Flowers	Reese Albert
05/24/2019 North Carolina State	C.J. Van Eyk	Matheu Nelson	Carter Smith	Nander De Sedas	Drew Mendoza	Mike Salvatore	Tim Becker	J.C. Flowers	Reese Albert
05/31/2019 Florida Atlantic	Drew Parrish	Matheu Nelson	Carter Smith	Nander De Sedas	Drew Mendoza	Mike Salvatore	Tim Becker	J.C. Flowers	Reese Albert
06/01/2019 Georgia	C.J. Van Eyk	Matheu Nelson	Carter Smith	Nander De Sedas	Drew Mendoza	Mike Salvatore	Tim Becker	J.C. Flowers	Reese Albert
06/02/2019 Georgia	Conor Grady	Matheu Nelson	Carter Smith	Nander De Sedas	Drew Mendoza	Mike Salvatore	Tim Becker	J.C. Flowers	Reese Albert
06/08/2019 Louisiana State	Drew Parrish	Matheu Nelson	Carter Smith	Nander De Sedas	Drew Mendoza	Mike Salvatore	Tim Becker	J.C. Flowers	Reese Albert
06/09/2019 Louisiana State	C.J. Van Eyk	Matheu Nelson	Carter Smith	Nander De Sedas	Drew Mendoza	Mike Salvatore	Tim Becker	J.C. Flowers	Reese Albert
06/15/2019 Arkansas	Drew Parrish	Matheu Nelson	Carter Smith	Nander De Sedas	Drew Mendoza	Mike Salvatore	Tim Becker	J.C. Flowers	Reese Albert
06/17/2019 Michigan	C.J. Van Eyk	Matheu Nelson	Carter Smith	Nander De Sedas	Drew Mendoza	Mike Salvatore	Tim Becker	J.C. Flowers	Reese Albert
06/19/2019 Texas Tech	Conor Grady	Matheu Nelson	Carter Smith	Nander De Sedas	Drew Mendoza	Mike Salvatore	Tim Becker	J.C. Flowers	Reese Albert

2019 Batting Statistics
Name                  AVG GP GS   AB  R   H   2B  3B  HR RBI  TB   SLG%  BB HBP  SO GDP   OB% SF SH  SB ATT
===========================================================================================================
Chase Haney         1.000 33  0    2   0   2   0   0   0   0    2 1.000   0   0   0   0 1.000  0  0   0   0
Mike Salvatore       .340 65 65  265  55  90  23   4   7  51  142  .536  40   6  30   1  .432  4  1   6   8
Robby Martin         .315 63 57  216  34  68  17   0   4  54   97  .449  31   3  55   7  .398  6  1   2   3
McGuire Weaver       .313 18  0   16   4   5   2   0   0   4    7  .438   0   0   3   1  .313  0  0   0   0
Drew Mendoza         .308 65 65  224  60  69  12   2  16  56  133  .594  70   1  72   5  .471  2  0   2   4
Reese Albert         .283 46 46  166  33  47   6   3   9  35   86  .518  27   6  49   1  .390  6  0   2   3
Matheu Nelson        .282 57 54  156  32  44   7   0   6  29   69  .442  31  17  47   0  .442  4  9   4   7
J.C. Flowers         .266 64 62  233  46  62  11   2  13  53  116  .498  31   8  68   6  .371  0  2  11  14
Tim Becker           .246 46 11   57  17  14   3   0   3  13   26  .456   8   3  23   0  .362  1  1   0   0
Carter Smith         .245 45 23   94  18  23   5   0   2  10   34  .362  16   1  22   0  .360  0  1   0   1
Nander De Sedas      .231 62 62  208  38  48   8   1   4  32   70  .337  29  12  61   2  .353  3  1   3   5
Alec Sanchez         .225 40 10   71  10  16   1   0   0   6   17  .239   7   0  15   1  .291  1  0   2   2
Elijah Cabell        .220 58 54  164  37  36   9   1   7  25   68  .415  39  13  88   1  .404  2  1   9  10
Jonathan Foster      .194 36 17   62  19  12   2   0   2   7   20  .323  16   5  22   1  .398  0  1   0   0
Nico Baldor          .173 50 32  127  13  22   7   0   1  16   32  .252  13   6  26   2  .277  2  1   2   2
Cooper Swanson       .159 47 27   88  17  14   1   0   7  14   36  .409  25   3  38   0  .362  0  0   4   5
Antonio Velez        .000 22  3    1   0   0   0   0   0   0    0  .000   0   0   0   0  .000  0  0   0   0
Gage Hutchinson      .000 10  0    1   0   0   0   0   0   0    0  .000   0   0   1   0  .000  0  0   0   0
Jonah Scolaro        .000 26  1    0   0   0   0   0   0   0    0  .000   0   0   0   0  .000  0  0   0   0
Conor Grady          .000 25  8    0   0   0   0   0   0   0    0  .000   0   0   0   0  .000  0  0   0   0
Clayton Kwiatkowski  .000 23  1    0   0   0   0   0   0   0    0  .000   0   0   0   0  .000  0  0   0   0
Drew Parrish         .000 19 18    0   0   0   0   0   0   0    0  .000   0   0   0   0  .000  0  0   0   0
C.J. Van Eyk         .000 18 18    0   0   0   0   0   0   0    0  .000   0   0   0   0  .000  0  0   0   0
Austin Pollock       .000 16  2    0   0   0   0   0   0   0    0  .000   0   0   0   0  .000  0  0   0   0
Shane Drohan         .000 16 11    0   0   0   0   0   0   0    0  .000   0   0   0   0  .000  0  0   0   0
Tyler Ahearn         .000 12  1    0   0   0   0   0   0   0    0  .000   0   0   0   0  .000  0  0   0   0
Cade Hungate         .000  8  0    0   0   0   0   0   0   0    0  .000   0   0   0   0  .000  0  0   0   0
Jack Anderson        .000  6  1    0   0   0   0   0   0   0    0  .000   0   0   0   0  .000  0  0   0   0
                     ======================================================================================
FSU                  .266 65 65 2151 433 572 114  13  81 405  955  .444 383  84 620  28  .392 31 19  47  64
Opp                  .239 65 65 2186 325 523 100   8  53 295  798  .365 272  39 657  38  .331 21 17  38  50

2019 Pitching Statistics
Name                  ERA  W  L APP GS CG SHO CBO SV  IP    H   R   ER  BB  SO  2B  3B  HR  AB  B/AVG  WP HBP BK SFA SHA
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J.C. Flowers         1.69  0  0  23  1  0   0   3 13  26.2  20   6   5  11  25   2   0   1   99  .202   3   2  0   0   1
Chase Haney          2.41  2  2  31  0  0   0   1  1  37.1  23  13  10  11  36   5   1   2  135  .170   1   2  1   2   1
Conor Grady          3.64  9  6  25  8  0   0   1  0  64.1  54  31  26  26  71  11   1   6  237  .228   0   3  0   2   3
Shane Drohan         3.66  3  1  16 11  0   0   0  0  51.2  47  22  21  48  71  12   0   2  194  .242   7   2  0   1   1
C.J. Van Eyk         3.81 10  4  18 18  0   0   1  0  99.1  89  46  42  41 129  18   0   9  380  .234   6   7  1   2   2
Clayton Kwiatkowski  4.00  0  0  23  1  0   0   0  0  36.0  38  22  16  16  40   7   0   2  146  .260   7   0  0   3   0
Antonio Velez        4.17  5  2  22  3  0   0   1  1  45.1  46  28  21  11  50   6   0   3  176  .261   0   4  0   0   4
Drew Parrish         4.67  9  5  19 18  0   0   2  0  94.1  89  56  49  32 125  15   4  15  363  .245   3   5  0   2   4
Jonah Scolaro        4.69  3  2  26  1  0   0   0  2  48.0  35  30  25  23  52   8   0   3  178  .197   2   5  1   2   0
Gage Hutchinson      5.06  0  0  10  0  0   0   0  0  10.2  13   9   6   5  10   3   0   1   48  .271   3   2  0   2   0
Jack Anderson        7.04  0  1   6  1  0   0   0  0   7.2  10   7   6   5  10   3   0   1   30  .333   1   0  0   3   0
Cade Hungate         7.88  0  0   8  0  0   0   0  0   8.0   8   7   7   9   4   2   0   0   30  .267   1   1  0   0   0
Tyler Ahearn         9.72  1  0  12  1  0   0   0  0  16.2  17  19  18  15  16   4   0   3   64  .266   3   2  0   1   0
Austin Pollock      10.22  0  0  16  2  0   0   0  0  24.2  34  29  28  19  18   4   2   5  104  .327   5   4  0   1   1
                    ====================================================================================================
FSU                  4.42 42 23 255 65  0   0   4 17 570.2 523 325 280 272 657 100   8  53 2184  .239  42  39  3  21  17
Opp                  6.46 23 42  65 65  2   9   8  6 553.1 572 433 397 383 620 114  13  81 2152  .266  77  84  7  31  19

2019 Fielding Statistics
Name                  PO   AST  E   FLD%   DP
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Robby Martin           29    0   0 1.000    0
McGuire Weaver          5    8   0 1.000    2
Antonio Velez           1   12   0 1.000    1
Clayton Kwiatkowski     0    9   0 1.000    0
Chase Haney             2    6   0 1.000    0
Jonah Scolaro           1    6   0 1.000    1
Shane Drohan            0    7   0 1.000    0
Gage Hutchinson         0    3   0 1.000    0
Tyler Ahearn            2    0   0 1.000    0
Jack Anderson           1    0   0 1.000    0
Matheu Nelson         511   37   3  .995    0
Jonathan Foster       128   11   2  .986    2
Nico Baldor           232    8   5  .980   16
Cooper Swanson        128    8   5  .965   10
J.C. Flowers          123    8   5  .963    1
Carter Smith          114   16   5  .963   16
Reese Albert           77    0   3  .963    0
Alec Sanchez           20    1   1  .955    0
Mike Salvatore         93  130  11  .953   29
Elijah Cabell          77    2   4  .952    0
Conor Grady             6   12   1  .947    1
Drew Parrish            1   16   1  .944    0
Nander De Sedas        92  125  18  .923   31
Tim Becker             20    1   2  .913    0
C.J. Van Eyk            5    5   1  .909    0
Drew Mendoza           44   99  16  .899   14
Austin Pollock          0    4   1  .800    0
Cade Hungate            0    0   0  .000    0
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FSU                  1712  534  84  .964   46
Opp                  1660  476  48  .978   38


Florida State 11, Maine 0
02/15/2019, Tallahassee, Fla.

From the FSU Website, seminoles.com.

No-No Noles!
Parrish, Grady, Haney combine for season-opening no-hitter vs. Maine.

By Tim Linafelt, Seminoles.com Senior Writer

TALLAHASSEE, Fla. � Superstitions and omens have long been welcomed inside baseball clubhouses, so perhaps no one who was at Dick Howser Stadium should be surprised by everything that took place here Friday afternoon.

Still, after watching No. 11 Florida State post an 11-0 victory in the final Opening Day of coach Mike Martin�s career � the same Martin who, of course, wears jersey No. 11 and answers to the nickname �Eleven� � even the most hardened of skeptics might have to take notice.

And if all the 11s weren�t enough, how about this?

Before the game, Chris Chavez, the former FSU All-American who in 1998 threw the program�s last solo no-hitter, visited the Seminoles� dugout with his son.

A few hours later, FSU�s Chase Haney put the closing touches on the 10th no-hitter in school history, a feat he shared with starter Drew Parrish and reliever Conor Grady.

Heck of a way to start that final season, Coach.

�This was so much fun,� Martin said. �It�s very special. The closest that I think we�ve come to a no-hitter on Opening Day was us getting 1-hit. � It was a great memory tonight.�

A great one for the three pitchers, too. For themselves, of course, but also for providing their coach with yet another special moment. Told of Martin�s comments after the game, Parrish laughed and said, �I mean, the guy�s been around baseball longer than I�ve been alive two times in a row.

�For him to say that, after all that he�s seen, all the great players he�s coached, it�s just something you're going to remember for the rest of your life.�

The plan, of course, is for Martin to and FSU baseball to experience plenty of great memories over the next few months.

Some, like Martin�s upcoming 2,000th win � now just 12 away � are planned.

This one was not.

Optimistic as he was, Martin would�ve been hard-pressed to predict a no-hitter in his team�s opener.

Not with his starter, the former All-American Parrish, on a soft pitch count. (He was pulled after 65.) And not with his closer, Haney, making his first appearance since 2017 after missing last season with an injury.

And, for that matter, Martin might not have predicted that his new-look lineup would erupt for 12 hits and 11 runs, five of which were driven in by true freshman Robby Martin in his collegiate debut.

Near the end of his press conference, Martin reminded, as he often does, that there�s no sense in overreacting to one game. There will be highs and lows throughout the season, and how well his team rides them will likely determine where it spends its summer.

But it certainly doesn�t hurt to start this high.

�We couldn�t ask for a better start,� Grady said.

The very end was pretty good, too.

A few moments after bringing in the game�s final out, catcher Mat Nelson approached Martin with the ball and asked if he�d like to have it.

There�s only one ball from the final Opening Day of a 40-year career, after all.

Martin took it, put it in his pocket then flashed back to February 24, 1980.

After starting the season 0-2 in their new head coach�s first season, Martin�s Seminoles topped Miami, 9-8, to pick up the very first victory of what would become a legendary career.

After the game, catcher Craig Ramsey, whose son James would become an FSU All-American in 2012, approached Martin with the game ball.

�That was ironic,� Martin said with a smile. �(Nelson) said, �You want the first win from the last year?��

It was the latest of thousands, and Martin hopes it�s the first of many still to come. But it might be a little while before it�s topped.

Of Note

The no-hitter was the 10th in Florida State history and the first since a combined no-no from Cole Sands, Cobi Johnson and Jim Voyles against Toledo in 2016. Mike Martin has overseen four no-hitters, including solo efforts from Jerry Nielsen against Charleston Southern in 1988 and Chris Chavez against Charleston Southern in 1998.
Florida State started five newcomers in its lineup, highlighted by freshman designated hitter Robby Martin. Martin, from Tampa, Fla., finished 3-for-4 with five runs batted in.
Freshman Nander De Sedas had two hits in the nine hole, including a double, and Elijah Cabell was hit by two pitches and stole a pair of bases.
Sophomore Reese Albert was 2-for-4 with two runs batted in, including his eighth career home run. Albert thought he had a second home run to centerfield, but it was overturned on replay to a triple.
Junior J.C. Flowers hit a 410-foot home run to deep centerfield, the third of his career and first since 2017.
FSU improved to 36-4 in season openers under Martin.
The no-hitter was the first game as a full-time assistant coach for Clyde Keller, who took over for Mike Bell in the offseason. Student assistant Tyler Holt also was coaching his first game.
Third baseman Drew Mendoza and second baseman Mike Salvatore each had a pair of hits and five total runs scored. FSU�s top three hitters in the lineup (Salvatore, Albert, Mendoza) combined to hit 6-for-12 with 7 runs scored and 4 RBI.

       NAME             POSITION AB  R  H RBI BB SO PO  A
======================= ======== == == == === == == == ==
Mike Salvatore          2B        5  3  2   1  0  0  0  1
Reese Albert            RF        4  2  2   2  0  0  3  0
Drew Mendoza            3B        3  2  2   1  2  0  0  1
Elijah Cabell           LF        3  1  0   0  0  3  3  0
Robby Martin            DH        4  0  3   5  0  1  0  0
Matheu Nelson           C         5  0  0   0  0  1  9  1
Nico Baldor             1B        2  0  0   1  0  0  5  0
  Cooper Swanson        1B        1  0  0   0  0  0  4  1
J.C. Flowers            CF        4  1  1   1  0  2  2  0
Nander De Sedas         SS        4  2  2   0  0  0  0  2
Drew Parrish            P                            0  1
  Conor Grady           P                            1  1
  Chase Haney           P                            0  0
                                 ========================
FSU                              35 11 12  11  2  7 27  8
Opp                              27  0  0   0  3 10 24  8

E - Opp-1
2B - FSU-Mike Salvatore (1), Drew Mendoza 2 (2), Nander De Sedas (1)
3B - FSU-Reese Albert (1)
HR - FSU-Reese Albert (1), J.C. Flowers (1)
HBP - FSU-Reese Albert (1), Elijah Cabell 2 (2), Cooper Swanson (1)
SF - FSU-Robby Martin (1), Nico Baldor (1)
SB - FSU-Elijah Cabell 2 (2)

       NAME                      IP  H  R ER BB SO
============================== ==== == == == == ==
Drew Parrish         W (1-0)    5.0  0  0  0  1  5
Conor Grady                     3.0  0  0  0  1  4
Chase Haney                     1.0  0  0  0  1  1
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FSU                             9.0  0  0  0  3 10
Opp                  L          8.0 12 11 10  2  7





 
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Florida State 16, Maine 3
02/16/2019, Tallahassee, Fla.

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Maine	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	1
Florida State	3	0	2	2	1	3	0	0	x	11	12	0

From the FSU Website, seminoles.com.

Noles Sweep Doubleheader on Walk-Off.
Three freshmen lead to walk-off victory; Noles stay perfect.

TALLAHASSEE, Fla. � In a rare early season doubleheader at Dick Howser Stadium, No. 6 Florida State (3-0) used a walk, RBI double and sacrifice fly to beat Maine (0-3) 6-5 in walk-off fashion in game two Saturday evening. The Seminoles beat the Black Bears 16-3 in the first contest earlier in the day.

Elijah Cabell led the inning off with a five-pitch walk and scored on a towering double off the right field fence by fellow freshman Robby Martin to tie the score. J.C. Flowers pinch ran for Martin, moved to third on a balk by Maine pitcher Matt Geoffrion (0-1) and scored on Mat Nelson�s sacrifice fly.

Tyler Ahearn (1-0) earned the win after a perfect top of the seventh in which he hit 96 on the radar gun.

After Austin Pollock allowed a grand slam to Maine�s Jake Roper in the fourth inning that gave the Black Bears a 5-2 lead, Clayton Kwiatkowski entered and retired the seven batters he faced before Ahearn took over in the seventh. The seven-inning game was agreed to prior to the season.

FSU took a 2-0 lead on a Nander De Sedas single and a Mike Salvatore double in the second inning. Salvatore added an RBI single in the fourth and Reese Albert had a sacrifice fly in the sixth that provided the theatrics for the final inning.

In Saturday�s opener, FSU drew 14 walks, had 10 hits and was hit by six pitches in a 16-3 victory. CJ Van Eyk (1-0) remained perfect in his FSU career after finishing his freshman campaign 7-0. The sophomore from Lutz, Fla., allowed two runs on six hits in 5.0 innings before Jonah Scolaro, Gage Hutchinson and freshman Cade Hungate held the Black Bears to one run over the final four innings.

De Sedas, Salvatore and Albert each had four RBI in the first game, including Salvatore�s second career home run. Cabell hit a towering 443-foot home run to center field, while Jonathan Foster (3) and Flowers (4) set career highs for runs scored. Flowers was 1-for-1 with a two-run double, three walks and two hit by pitches.

Of Note � Game 1

Maine earned its first hit of the weekend in the first inning of game one, a single off the bat of Hernen Sardinas in the first inning. The Black Bears were no-hit in Friday�s season opener.
First baseman Nico Baldor singled in the second inning of game one, his first hit as a Seminole. Carter Smith entered in the 8th inning and singled in his first at-bat.
Tim Becker, Cade Hungate, Alec Sanchez and McGuire Weaver also made their first appearances as Seminoles. Becker walked in his lone plate appearance and Hungate threw the final two innings without allowing a run.
Three players had four RBI each in the game � Mike Salvatore, who hit his second home run of his career in the seventh inning; Reese Albert, who had a two-run double in the second inning and two sacrifice flies; and Nander De Sedas, who had a two-run single, a sacrifice fly and a bases loaded walk.
Left fielder Elijah Cabell mashed a 443-foot home run for his first hit as a Seminole.
J.C. Flowers finished 1-for-1 with a double, walked three times and was twice hit by a pitch. Flowers� four runs scored was a career high.
Jonathan Foster also scored three runs for the first time in his career. Salvatore�s four RBI tied a career high against Louisville last year on a grand slam.
As a team, Florida State drew 14 walks, its most since also drawing 14 against Villanova in March 2016. The Noles were also hit by six pitches, its most since drawing seven HBPs against Sam Houston State in the 2017 Super Regionals.
Both teams left 14 runners on base.

Of Note � Game 2

Drew Mendoza started as the designated hitter for the first time in his career. He had started the previous 64 games at third base. He leads the team with 108 consecutive starts.
Freshman Robby Martin started in right field for the first time this season. Cooper Swanson started at first for the first time in his career and Carter Smith made his first career start at third base.
Mike Salvatore (2-for-3) and Martin (2-for-4) combined for four of FSU�s six hits. The two lead the team in batting through three games (Martin .500, Salvatore .462).
The bullpen combination of Kwiatkowski and Ahearn did not allow a baserunner in 10 plate appearances to secure the win.

       NAME             POSITION AB  R  H RBI BB SO PO  A
======================= ======== == == == === == == == ==
Mike Salvatore          2B        5  1  2   4  0  1  2  3
  McGuire Weaver        2B        0  0  0   0  0  0  0  0
Reese Albert            RF        3  0  1   4  1  0  2  0
Drew Mendoza            3B        3  0  0   0  2  1  1  2
  Carter Smith          LF        1  1  1   0  0  0  0  0
Elijah Cabell           LF        3  1  1   1  1  1  0  0
  Alec Sanchez          PH-LF     1  0  0   0  0  0  1  0
Robby Martin            DH        4  1  1   0  1  0  0  0
  Tim Becker            PH-DH     0  1  0   0  1  0  0  0
Jonathan Foster         C         3  3  0   0  2  0  8  0
Nico Baldor             1B        3  2  1   0  1  0  8  0
  Cooper Swanson        PH-1B     1  0  1   1  0  0  0  0
J.C. Flowers            CF        1  4  1   2  3  0  3  0
Nander De Sedas         SS        3  2  1   4  2  1  2  3
C.J. Van Eyk            P                            0  0
  Jonah Scolaro         P                            0  0
  Gage Hutchinson       P                            0  1
  Cade Hungate          P                            0  0
                                 ========================
FSU                              31 16 10  16 14  4 27  9
Opp                              36  3  9   3  5  9 24  5

E - Opp-2
2B - Opp-3, FSU-Reese Albert (1), J.C. Flowers (1)
HR - FSU-Mike Salvatore (1), Elijah Cabell (1)
HBP - Opp-3, FSU-Mike Salvatore (1), Elijah Cabell (3), Jonathan Foster (1), Nico Baldor (1), J.C. Flowers 2 (2)
SF - FSU-Reese Albert 2 (2), Nander De Sedas (1)
SB - Opp-1

       NAME                      IP  H  R ER BB SO
============================== ==== == == == == ==
C.J. Van Eyk         W (1-0)    5.0  6  2  2  3  8
Jonah Scolaro                   1.0  1  1  1  1  1
Gage Hutchinson                 1.0  1  0  0  1  0
Cade Hungate                    2.0  1  0  0  0  0
                               ===================
FSU                             9.0  9  3  3  5  9
Opp                  L          8.0 10 16 14 14  4





 
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Florida State 6, Maine 5
02/16/2019, Tallahassee, Fla.

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Maine	0	0	0	2	0	1	0	0	0	3	9	2
Florida State	0	2	1	4	1	2	4	2	x	16	10	0

From the FSU Website, seminoles.com.

Noles Sweep Doubleheader on Walk-Off.
Three freshmen lead to walk-off victory; Noles stay perfect.

Tyler Ahearn (1-0) earned the win after a perfect top of the seventh in which he hit 96 on the radar gun.

Of Note � Game 1

Maine earned its first hit of the weekend in the first inning of game one, a single off the bat of Hernen Sardinas in the first inning. The Black Bears were no-hit in Friday�s season opener.
First baseman Nico Baldor singled in the second inning of game one, his first hit as a Seminole. Carter Smith entered in the 8th inning and singled in his first at-bat.
Tim Becker, Cade Hungate, Alec Sanchez and McGuire Weaver also made their first appearances as Seminoles. Becker walked in his lone plate appearance and Hungate threw the final two innings without allowing a run.
Three players had four RBI each in the game � Mike Salvatore, who hit his second home run of his career in the seventh inning; Reese Albert, who had a two-run double in the second inning and two sacrifice flies; and Nander De Sedas, who had a two-run single, a sacrifice fly and a bases loaded walk.
Left fielder Elijah Cabell mashed a 443-foot home run for his first hit as a Seminole.
J.C. Flowers finished 1-for-1 with a double, walked three times and was twice hit by a pitch. Flowers� four runs scored was a career high.
Jonathan Foster also scored three runs for the first time in his career. Salvatore�s four RBI tied a career high against Louisville last year on a grand slam.
As a team, Florida State drew 14 walks, its most since also drawing 14 against Villanova in March 2016. The Noles were also hit by six pitches, its most since drawing seven HBPs against Sam Houston State in the 2017 Super Regionals.
Both teams left 14 runners on base.

Of Note � Game 2

Drew Mendoza started as the designated hitter for the first time in his career. He had started the previous 64 games at third base. He leads the team with 108 consecutive starts.
Freshman Robby Martin started in right field for the first time this season. Cooper Swanson started at first for the first time in his career and Carter Smith made his first career start at third base.
Mike Salvatore (2-for-3) and Martin (2-for-4) combined for four of FSU�s six hits. The two lead the team in batting through three games (Martin .500, Salvatore .462).
The bullpen combination of Kwiatkowski and Ahearn did not allow a baserunner in 10 plate appearances to secure the win.

       NAME             POSITION AB  R  H RBI BB SO PO  A
======================= ======== == == == === == == == ==
Mike Salvatore          2B        3  0  2   2  1  1  1  2
Reese Albert            CF        3  0  0   1  0  3  4  0
Drew Mendoza            DH        3  0  0   0  1  2  0  0
Elijah Cabell           LF        3  1  1   0  1  1  2  0
Robby Martin            RF        4  0  2   1  0  0  4  0
  J.C. Flowers          PR        0  1  0   0  0  0  0  0
Matheu Nelson           C         3  0  0   1  0  1  5  0
Cooper Swanson          1B        1  2  0   0  2  1  4  1
Carter Smith            3B        2  1  0   0  1  0  1  1
Nander De Sedas         SS        2  1  1   1  1  0  0  1
Austin Pollock          P                            0  1
  Clayton Kwiatkowski   P                            0  0
  Tyler Ahearn          P                            0  0
                                 ========================
FSU                              24  6  6   6  7  9 21  6
Opp                              25  5  5   5  2  5 19  4

E - Opp-1, FSU-Cooper Swanson (1)
2B - Opp-1, FSU-Mike Salvatore (2), Elijah Cabell (1), Robby Martin (1)
HR - Opp-1
HBP - Opp-1
SF - FSU-Reese Albert (3), Matheu Nelson (1)

       NAME                      IP  H  R ER BB SO
============================== ==== == == == == ==
Austin Pollock                  3.2  5  5  5  2  2
Clayton Kwiatkowski             2.1  0  0  0  0  1
Tyler Ahearn         W (1-0)    1.0  0  0  0  0  2
                               ===================
FSU                             7.0  5  5  5  2  5
Opp                  L          6.1  6  6  5  7  9





 
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Florida State 9, Maine 1
02/17/2019, Tallahassee, Fla.

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Maine	0	0	0	5	0	0	0	5	5	1
Florida State	0	2	0	1	0	1	2	6	6	1

From the FSU Website, seminoles.com.

Martin, Flowers Lead Noles to Sweep.
Seven-run 7th inning gives Noles 9-1 victory over Maine.

TALLAHASSEE, Fla. � Florida State and Maine played its fourth game in 48 hours Sunday, with the Seminoles (4-0) beating the Black Bears (0-4) 9-1 to complete the season-opening sweep. Freshman Robby Martin�s three-run double capped a seven-run seventh inning and four Seminole pitchers allowed just five hits while striking out 14.

Martin impressed all weekend for the Seminoles, finishing with a team-high .438 batting average (7-for-16) and nine runs batted in in his collegiate debut.

Sophomore Shane Drohan made just his seventh appearance, and first career start, for the Noles, allowing one hit and striking out seven in 3.0 innings. On a 70-pitch limit, Drohan also walked four Black Bears but worked out of trouble to keep Maine off the board.

FSU�s three relief pitchers, Antonio Velez (1-0), Jack Anderson, and J.C. Flowers, were all pitching for the first time for Florida State. The three combined to allow four hits, one run and strike out seven over the final six innings.

Freshman Elijah Cabell blasted a two-run double in the first inning off Maine starter Nick Silva (0-1), but that was Florida State�s only hit until the seventh. In the seventh, FSU combined for seven runs on three hits, highlighted by a bases loaded walk to Mat Nelson, a two-run single for Flowers, an RBI single for Drew Mendoza and Martin�s three-run double.

Velez pitched 4.0 innings in relief to earn the win, while Anderson and Flowers each pitched an inning. Velez is a junior college transfer, while Anderson is a true freshman and Flowers, a junior that had not pitched either of his first two seasons, is projected to play the outfield and pitch in 2019.

Maine managed just five hits in the game, including a pair of doubles, and scored its lone run on Cody Pasic�s RBI single to right field. Runner Joe Bramanti was originally ruled out at the plate on the throw from Martin, but the run counted after officials reviewed the play.

Of Note

Junior college transfer Antonio Velez made his first Seminole appearance to start the fourth inning, pitching four innings. Freshman Jack Anderson started the eighth inning for his first action. In total, 12 of FSU�s 19 newcomers saw action during opening weekend.
Shane Drohan, Velez, Anderson and J.C. Flowers combined for a season high 14 strikeouts. FSU hitters struck out just six times while drawing nine walks.
Head coach Mike Martin improved to 1,991-713-4 for his career, just nine wins shy of 2,000 for his career.
Florida State�s 7-run 7th inning was its highest-scoring inning this season. FSU sent 11 batters to the plate in the frame.
Robby Martin finished his opening weekend with a team-high 9 RBI. FSU�s four starting freshmen (Martin, Nander De Sedas, Elijah Cabell and Matheu Nelson) combined to hit 14-for-47 with 5 doubles, 1 home run, 19 RBI and 12 runs scored.

       NAME             POSITION AB  R  H RBI BB SO PO  A
======================= ======== == == == === == == == ==
Mike Salvatore          2B        4  1  1   0  1  0  1  0
Reese Albert            CF        1  0  0   0  0  1  1  0
  J.C. Flowers          CF-P      4  1  1   2  0  1  6  1
Drew Mendoza            3B        2  2  1   1  2  1  0  0
Elijah Cabell           LF-CF     3  1  1   2  1  1  0  0
Robby Martin            RF        4  0  1   3  0  0  0  0
Nico Baldor             1B        2  0  0   0  1  0  3  0
  McGuire Weaver        PR        0  1  0   0  0  0  0  0
  Cooper Swanson        PH-1B     1  0  0   0  0  0  1  0
Carter Smith            DH        2  1  0   0  1  0  0  0
  Jonathan Foster       PH        1  0  0   0  0  0  0  0
  Tim Becker            LF        0  0  0   0  0  0  0  0
Nander De Sedas         SS        2  1  0   0  1  1  1  2
Matheu Nelson           C         2  1  0   1  2  1 14  0
Shane Drohan            P                            0  0
  Antonio Velez         P                            0  1
  Jack Anderson         P                            0  0
                                 ========================
FSU                              28  9  5   9  9  6 27  4
Opp                              31  1  5   1  4 14 24  5

2B - Opp-2, FSU-Mike Salvatore (3), Elijah Cabell (2), Robby Martin (2)
HBP - Opp-1, FSU-Nander De Sedas (1)
SH - Opp-1
SB - Opp-1
CS - FSU-Nander De Sedas (1)

       NAME                      IP  H  R ER BB SO
============================== ==== == == == == ==
Shane Drohan                    3.0  1  0  0  4  7
Antonio Velez        W (1-0)    4.0  3  1  1  0  4
Jack Anderson                   1.0  0  0  0  0  1
J.C. Flowers                    1.0  1  0  0  0  2
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FSU                             9.0  5  1  1  4 14
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Florida State 4, Youngstown State 2
02/22/2019, Tallahassee, Fla.

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Maine	0	0	0	0	0	1	0	0	0	1	5	0
Florida State	2	0	0	0	0	0	7	0	x	9	5	0

From the FSU Website, seminoles.com.

Mendoza, De Sedas Home Runs Lead Noles.
FSU beat Youngstown State 4-2; Velez moves to 2-0.

TALLAHASSEE, Fla. � Junior pitcher Antonio Velez (2-0) pitched four shutout innings and Drew Mendoza and Nander De Sedas launched two-run home runs to lead Florida State (5-0) to a 4-2 win over Youngstown State (0-4) Friday evening.

Youngstown State took a 2-0 lead in the top of the first inning on Blaze Glenn�s second home run of the season. It was the first hit Parrish allowed this season after combining for a no-hitter on Opening Day.

Parrish left after 4.0 innings, allowing two runs and two hits while striking out seven. Velez entered and surrendered two hits in four innings while J.C. Flowers earned the first save of his career, facing the minimum in the ninth inning.

Mendoza�s two-run home run off Grant Kersh tied the game in the bottom of the sixth inning. Penguin starter Colin Clark allowed just five hits and a walk in 5.1 innings before leaving after hitting Reese Albert with a pitch. Mendoza cranked Kersh�s second and final pitch of the game over the right field wall to tie the game at 2-2.

De Sedas�s home run off Travis Perry (0-1) in the seventh inning was the first of the freshman�s career. The home run came on a full count and scored Flowers, who reached on a bunt single.

FSU pitching faced the minimum over the final four innings.

Of Note

Freshman catcher Mat Nelson recorded the first hit of his career in the fifth inning, a double down the left field line. He also picked off a runner in the top of the ninth inning, the first of his career.
Mendoza�s home run was the 18th of his career, a team-high.
FSU finished with eight hits and freshman Elijah Cabell was the only player with two.
Florida State struck out 11 batters; at the plate, the Seminoles K�d just five times.

       NAME             POSITION AB  R  H RBI BB SO PO  A
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Mike Salvatore          2B        4  0  0   0  0  0  2  2
Reese Albert            RF-CF     2  1  1   0  1  0  1  0
Drew Mendoza            3B        4  1  1   2  0  1  0  1
Elijah Cabell           LF        4  0  2   0  0  1  2  0
Robby Martin            DH-RF     4  0  1   0  0  0  0  0
Cooper Swanson          1B        2  0  0   0  0  1  3  0
  Nico Baldor           1B        1  0  0   0  0  0  3  0
J.C. Flowers            CF-P      3  1  1   0  0  0  3  0
Matheu Nelson           C         2  0  1   0  1  0 11  1
Nander De Sedas         SS        3  1  1   2  0  2  2  1
Drew Parrish            P                            0  2
  Antonio Velez         P                            0  0
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FSU                              29  4  8   4  2  5 27  7
Opp                              30  2  5   2  2 11 24  8

2B - FSU-Matheu Nelson (1)
HR - Opp-1, FSU-Drew Mendoza (1), Nander De Sedas (1)
HBP - FSU-Reese Albert (2)
SH - Opp-1
CS - FSU-Matheu Nelson (1)

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Drew Parrish                    4.0  2  2  2  2  7
Antonio Velez        W (2-0)    4.0  2  0  0  0  2
J.C. Flowers         Sv(1)      1.0  1  0  0  0  2
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FSU                             9.0  5  2  2  2 11
Opp                  L          8.0  8  4  4  2  5





 
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Florida State 24, Youngstown State 2
02/23/2019, Tallahassee, Fla.

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From the FSU Website, seminoles.com.

Noles Sweep Doubleheader to Stay Perfect.
Robby Martin 7-for-8, 8 RBI, 3 2B, HR on the day

TALLAHASSEE, Fla. � No. 6 Florida State (7-0) won a pair of games against Youngstown State (0-6) Saturday, beating the Penguins 24-2 and 7-4 to sweep the weekend series. Freshman Robby Martin finished the day 7-for-8 with 8 runs batted in, three doubles and his first collegiate home run. Through seven games, Martin leads FSU with a .536 batting average (15-for-28) with 17 RBI.

Game 1 � FSU 24, Youngstown State 2
In game one, Florida State scored 24 runs on six home runs, with 16 runs batted in by freshmen (Martin 6, Elijah Cabell 5, Nander De Sedas 3 and McGuire Weaver 2). Martin, Cabell and De Sedas each homered for FSU, as did Reese Albert, Drew Mendoza and junior college transfer Carter Smith.

The Penguins took a 1-0 lead in the first inning before FSU rallied back to score seven in the bottom of the inning. FSU also scored a run in the second, four in the third, three in the fourth and nine in the sixth inning before the teams agree to shorten the game to seven innings.

Martin set a career high with four hits and six RBI. Leadoff hitter Mike Salvatore tied a career high with three hits and was a home run shy of the cycle.

Four Seminoles (Weaver, Alec Sanchez, Tim Becker and Chase Haney) recorded their first career hits. In addition to a season high 18 hits and 24 runs, FSU drew 11 walks and was hit by four pitches.

On the mound, CJ Van Eyk (2-0) allowed two runs in five innings and Conor Grady came in for the final two frames.

Of Note

Reese Albert and Drew Mendoza hit back-to-back home runs in the first inning. It was both players second home run of the season and the second in two games against YSU for Mendoza.
The last Seminoles� to hit back-to-back home runs were Mendoza and Steven Wells against Mount St. Mary�s last season.
Freshman Robby Martin added a two-run home run in the first inning, his first career HR. Martin added an RBI double in the second inning and a three-run double in the third inning. Martin was the first Seminole with 6 RBI in a game since Mendoza in 2017.
FSU hit three first-inning home runs, its first three-HR inning since Stetson in 2018.
Mike Salvatore hit a three-run triple in the first inning, the second triple of his career. He tied a career high with three hits and was a home run shy of the cycle.
FSU�s 7 first-inning runs tied a season high (7 in 7th inning against Maine, 2/17). It broke that mark with a 9-run sixth inning.
Starting pitcher CJ Van Eyk retired nine straight batters from the first to third innings. He improved to 9-0 in his career.
Catcher Jonathan Foster threw out a runner in the fourth inning, FSU�s first runner caught stealing this season. Foster added his first hit of the year in the bottom of the inning.
J.C. Flowers was hit by a pitch twice, the second time this year he has two HBPs in a game (Maine, 2/16).
As a team, Florida State hit four doubles, a triple and six home runs, drew 11 walks and was hit by four pitches.
Tim Becker singled in two runs during his first official at-bat (had previously walked and was HBP). Becker is a graduate school walk-on that joined that team in the fall.
Freshmen Alec Sanchez and McGuire Weaver also recorded their first career hits. Redshirt junior pitcher Chase Haney singled in his first career at-bat in the sixth inning.
FSU�s 24 runs are its most since also scoring 24 against USF in 2015.

Game 2 � FSU 7, Youngstown State 4
FSU�s bullpen did not allow a hit in 8.0 innings against the Penguins, giving up a run on five walks and striking out 11 in FSU�s 7-4 win. Shane Drohan (1-0) earned his first career win, pitching 2.1 innings in relief as FSU rallied from an early 3-0 hole.

Catcher Mat Nelson hit his first collegiate home run and tied the game at four on a sacrifice bunt in the fifth inning.

Jeff Wehler hit a two-run home run in the first inning, giving Youngstown State its third first-inning lead of the weekend.

In the sixth inning, Robby Martin�s sacrifice fly gave FSU a 5-4 lead and J.C. Flowers extended that to the final margin with an insurance two-run single in the eighth inning.

Chase Haney earned his first career save, striking out two batters in a perfect ninth inning.

Of Note � Game 2

Robby Martin added two more RBI in the night cap and leads FSU with 17. He finished Saturday 7-for-8 with three doubles, a home run and eight RBI.
Freshman Mat Nelson hit a second-inning home run, the first of his career.
Jonah Scolaro pitched 3.0 innings in relief of Austin Pollock, the ninth relief outing of his career of 3.0 IP or more.
For the weekend, Florida State�s bullpen pitched 15.0 innings, allowing just four hits, five walks and striking out 15. J.C. Flowers and Chase Haney earned the first saves of their careers. Combined, the unit allowed just one earned run (0.60 ERA).

       NAME             POSITION AB  R  H RBI BB SO PO  A
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Mike Salvatore          2B-SS     5  1  3   3  1  0  1  0
Reese Albert            RF        2  2  1   1  1  0  2  0
  Alec Sanchez          PH-RF     3  1  1   0  0  0  1  0
Drew Mendoza            3B        2  3  2   1  1  0  0  0
  Carter Smith          PH-3B     3  1  1   1  0  0  0  0
Elijah Cabell           LF-CF     2  4  1   5  3  1  4  0
Robby Martin            DH        4  2  4   6  1  0  0  0
  Chase Haney           PH        1  0  1   0  0  0  0  0
Nico Baldor             1B        3  0  0   0  0  0  0  0
  Cooper Swanson        PH-1B     2  1  0   0  1  1  4  0
J.C. Flowers            CF        1  2  0   0  0  1  0  0
  Tim Becker            CF-LF     1  1  1   2  0  0  1  0
Jonathan Foster         C         2  3  1   0  3  1  7  1
Nander De Sedas         SS        2  2  1   3  0  0  1  0
  McGuire Weaver        PH-2B     2  1  1   2  0  0  0  0
C.J. Van Eyk            P                            0  0
  Conor Grady           P                            0  0
                                 ========================
FSU                              35 24 18  24 11  4 21  1
Opp                              22  2  4   2  1  7 18  6

2B - Opp-1, FSU-Mike Salvatore (4), Drew Mendoza (3), Robby Martin 2 (4)
3B - FSU-Mike Salvatore (1)
HR - FSU-Reese Albert (2), Drew Mendoza (2), Carter Smith (1), Elijah Cabell (2), Robby Martin (1), Nander De Sedas (2)
HBP - Opp-1, FSU-Elijah Cabell (4), J.C. Flowers 2 (4), Tim Becker (1), Nander De Sedas (2)
SF - Opp-1
CS - Opp-1

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C.J. Van Eyk         W (2-0)    5.0  3  2  2  0  6
Conor Grady                     2.0  1  0  0  1  1
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FSU                             7.0  4  2  2  1  7
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Florida State 7, Youngstown State 4
02/23/2019, Tallahassee, Fla.

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Youngstown State	1	0	0	1	0	0	0	2	4	0
Florida State	7	1	4	3	0	9	x	24	18	0

From the FSU Website, seminoles.com.

Noles Sweep Doubleheader to Stay Perfect.
Robby Martin 7-for-8, 8 RBI, 3 2B, HR on the day

Martin set a career high with four hits and six RBI. Leadoff hitter Mike Salvatore tied a career high with three hits and was a home run shy of the cycle.

Four Seminoles (Weaver, Alec Sanchez, Tim Becker and Chase Haney) recorded their first career hits. In addition to a season high 18 hits and 24 runs, FSU drew 11 walks and was hit by four pitches.

On the mound, CJ Van Eyk (2-0) allowed two runs in five innings and Conor Grady came in for the final two frames.

Of Note

Reese Albert and Drew Mendoza hit back-to-back home runs in the first inning. It was both players second home run of the season and the second in two games against YSU for Mendoza.
The last Seminoles� to hit back-to-back home runs were Mendoza and Steven Wells against Mount St. Mary�s last season.
Freshman Robby Martin added a two-run home run in the first inning, his first career HR. Martin added an RBI double in the second inning and a three-run double in the third inning. Martin was the first Seminole with 6 RBI in a game since Mendoza in 2017.
FSU hit three first-inning home runs, its first three-HR inning since Stetson in 2018.
Mike Salvatore hit a three-run triple in the first inning, the second triple of his career. He tied a career high with three hits and was a home run shy of the cycle.
FSU�s 7 first-inning runs tied a season high (7 in 7th inning against Maine, 2/17). It broke that mark with a 9-run sixth inning.
Starting pitcher CJ Van Eyk retired nine straight batters from the first to third innings. He improved to 9-0 in his career.
Catcher Jonathan Foster threw out a runner in the fourth inning, FSU�s first runner caught stealing this season. Foster added his first hit of the year in the bottom of the inning.
J.C. Flowers was hit by a pitch twice, the second time this year he has two HBPs in a game (Maine, 2/16).
As a team, Florida State hit four doubles, a triple and six home runs, drew 11 walks and was hit by four pitches.
Tim Becker singled in two runs during his first official at-bat (had previously walked and was HBP). Becker is a graduate school walk-on that joined that team in the fall.
Freshmen Alec Sanchez and McGuire Weaver also recorded their first career hits. Redshirt junior pitcher Chase Haney singled in his first career at-bat in the sixth inning.
FSU�s 24 runs are its most since also scoring 24 against USF in 2015.

Catcher Mat Nelson hit his first collegiate home run and tied the game at four on a sacrifice bunt in the fifth inning.

Jeff Wehler hit a two-run home run in the first inning, giving Youngstown State its third first-inning lead of the weekend.

In the sixth inning, Robby Martin�s sacrifice fly gave FSU a 5-4 lead and J.C. Flowers extended that to the final margin with an insurance two-run single in the eighth inning.

Chase Haney earned his first career save, striking out two batters in a perfect ninth inning.

Of Note � Game 2

Robby Martin added two more RBI in the night cap and leads FSU with 17. He finished Saturday 7-for-8 with three doubles, a home run and eight RBI.
Freshman Mat Nelson hit a second-inning home run, the first of his career.
Jonah Scolaro pitched 3.0 innings in relief of Austin Pollock, the ninth relief outing of his career of 3.0 IP or more.
For the weekend, Florida State�s bullpen pitched 15.0 innings, allowing just four hits, five walks and striking out 15. J.C. Flowers and Chase Haney earned the first saves of their careers. Combined, the unit allowed just one earned run (0.60 ERA).

       NAME             POSITION AB  R  H RBI BB SO PO  A
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Mike Salvatore          2B        4  1  0   0  0  0  1  3
Reese Albert            RF        2  1  1   0  2  0  4  0
Drew Mendoza            3B        2  1  0   0  3  0  0  1
Elijah Cabell           LF        4  1  1   0  1  3  0  0
Robby Martin            DH        4  2  3   2  0  0  0  0
Nico Baldor             1B        3  0  0   1  2  0  7  0
J.C. Flowers            CF        3  0  1   2  2  0  3  0
Matheu Nelson           C         3  1  1   2  0  0 12  0
Nander De Sedas         SS        2  0  0   0  2  1  0  2
Austin Pollock          P                            0  0
  Jonah Scolaro         P                            0  0
  Shane Drohan          P                            0  0
  Clayton Kwiatkowski   P                            0  1
  Chase Haney           P                            0  0
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FSU                              27  7  7   7 12  4 27  7
Opp                              29  4  3   3  7 12 24 12

E - FSU-Mike Salvatore (1)
2B - Opp-1, FSU-Robby Martin (5)
HR - Opp-1, FSU-Matheu Nelson (1)
HBP - Opp-2, FSU-Mike Salvatore (2), Reese Albert (3), Matheu Nelson (1), Nander De Sedas (3)
SH - FSU-Matheu Nelson (1)
SF - Opp-1, FSU-Robby Martin (2)
SB - FSU-Reese Albert (1), Nander De Sedas (1)

       NAME                      IP  H  R ER BB SO
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Austin Pollock                  1.0  3  3  3  2  1
Jonah Scolaro                   3.0  0  0  0  0  4
Shane Drohan         W (1-0)    2.1  0  1  1  5  3
Clayton Kwiatkowski             1.2  0  0  0  0  2
Chase Haney          Sv(1)      1.0  0  0  0  0  2
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FSU                             9.0  3  4  4  7 12
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Florida State 9, Mercer 5
03/01/2019, Tallahassee, Fla.

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Youngstown State	3	0	0	0	1	0	0	0	0	4	3	0
Florida State	1	1	0	0	2	1	0	2	x	7	7	1

From the FSU Website, seminoles.com.

Noles Stay Perfect with 9-5 Win Over Mercer.
Robby Martin adds three more RBI; Parrish gets 2nd win

TALLAHASSEE, Fla. � No. 6 Florida State defeated Mercer 9-5 in nonconference action Friday night on Mike Martin Field at Dick Howser Stadium in game one of the weekend series. The Seminoles (8-0) remained perfect behind six strong innings from Drew Parrish (2-0) and 12 hits from the offense. Mercer fell to 8-2 on the season.

Parrish got the nod and pitched six innings of three-run baseball in his second win of the season. He fanned eight batters while only walking two and found his stride over his final three innings. Jonah Scolaro and Jack Anderson worked the final nine outs, with Scolaro pitching two scoreless innings. The three combined for 13 strikeouts on the evening.

After a one-two-three top of the first inning, the Seminoles jumped all over Mercer�s starting pitcher with three runs on three hits in the bottom frame. Robby Martin started the scoring with an RBI single to center, followed by Nico Baldor with an RBI double to left center and then a perfect bunt single by J.C. Flowers tallied the final run of the inning. Mercer starter Sawyer Gipson-Long (2-1) allowed four runs in just 2.2 innings.

The teams exchanged runs in the second, Florida State getting there�s by way of a Nander De Sedas triple to lead-off and then being driven in on Mike Salvatore�s single. The Seminoles added another in the sixth, again on a Martin RBI single, before they opened the offense up in the bottom of the eighth. Four runners scored, highlighted by a double apiece by Elijah Cabell and Martin before Cooper Swanson hit a pinch-hit home run deep to right field on the second pitch he saw.

Mercer scored a pair in the third inning on an RJ Yeager single that made the score 4-3 but Parrish and Scolaro did not allow another run over the next five innings. The Bears got two back in the top of the ninth with two outs before Drew Mendoza caught a liner at third base to end the game.

Of Note

Robby Martin added three RBI Friday and now has 20 on the season. He entered the weekend fourth in the country in RBI. He has at least one hit in all eight games this season and is averaging 2.5 RBI per game.
Nander De Sedas hit his first career triple in the second inning.
Drew Mendoza has drawn three intentional walks this season and has a team-high 14 total walks. He tied a season- and career-high with three Friday.
Catcher Mat Nelson lined two singles Friday, his first multi-hit game as a Seminole.
Cooper Swanson�s pinch-hit home run in the eighth inning was FSU�s 14th of the season. Ten Seminoles have at least one HR on the year.
FSU tallied double-digit hits for the fourth time this season. Seminoles pitchers struck out 13, the fifth time with 10 or more in a game.
Five FSU regulars are hitting .300 or better and seven players have a .400 or better on-base percentage.

       NAME             POSITION AB  R  H RBI BB SO PO  A
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Mike Salvatore          2B        5  0  1   1  0  1  1  2
  Carter Smith          PH-2B     0  0  0   0  1  0  0  0
Reese Albert            RF        4  1  0   0  1  0  0  0
  Alec Sanchez          PH-LF     1  0  0   0  0  0  0  0
Drew Mendoza            3B        2  2  0   0  3  1  1  2
Elijah Cabell           LF-CF     3  2  1   1  2  2  1  0
Robby Martin            DH-RF     5  2  3   3  0  0  0  0
Nico Baldor             1B        4  0  1   1  0  0 10  0
  Cooper Swanson        PH-1B     1  1  1   2  0  0  0  0
J.C. Flowers            CF        4  0  2   1  1  1  1  0
  Jack Anderson         P         0  0  0   0  0  0  0  0
Matheu Nelson           C         4  0  2   0  0  2 11  0
  Jonathan Foster       PH-C      0  0  0   0  0  0  2  0
Nander De Sedas         SS        4  1  1   0  1  1  0  1
Drew Parrish            P                            0  2
  Jonah Scolaro         P                            0  1
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FSU                              37  9 12   9  9  8 27  8
Opp                              32  5  8   5  4 13 24  5

2B - Opp-2, FSU-Elijah Cabell (3), Robby Martin (6), Nico Baldor (1)
3B - FSU-Nander De Sedas (1)
HR - FSU-Cooper Swanson (1)
HBP - Opp-1, FSU-Jonathan Foster (2)
SH - Opp-2
SB - FSU-J.C. Flowers (1)

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Drew Parrish         W (2-0)    6.0  5  3  3  2  8
Jonah Scolaro                   2.0  0  0  0  2  3
Jack Anderson                   1.0  3  2  2  0  2
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FSU                             9.0  8  5  5  4 13
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Florida State 12, Mercer 1
03/02/2019, Tallahassee, Fla.

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Mercer	0	1	2	0	0	0	0	0	2	5	8	0
Florida State	3	1	0	0	0	1	0	4	x	9	12	0

From the FSU Website, seminoles.com.

Noles Stay Perfect Through Rain Delays.
Van Eyk moves to 3-0; Swanson, Mendoza homer.

TALLAHASSEE, Fla. � No. 6 Florida State (9-0) stayed perfect in 2019 with a 12-1 win over Mercer Saturday afternoon on Mike Martin Field at Dick Howser Stadium. Through two rain delays that totaled 74 minutes, FSU mashed nine hits, including a pair of home runs from Cooper Swanson and Drew Mendoza. Swanson�s three-run home run gave FSU a 4-1 lead and traveled an estimated 482 feet.

Mercer struck first with a second-inning run before a 25-minute lightning delay. In the top of the third, the teams sat through a 49-minute delay. CJ Van Eyk (3-0) allowed just two hits after the second rain delay and the sophomore struck out a season-high eight in 5.0 innings.

The Noles used three crooked numbers to break the game open in the middle innings. FSU tied the game on Robby Martin�s sacrifice fly in the third inning before Swanson�s mammoth home run. FSU took a 5-1 lead on Jonathan Foster�s RBI double.

In the fourth, Mendoza�s two-run home run extended the FSU lead to 7-1. It was his team-high third of the season and FSU�s 16th of the year. In the fifth, the Noles scored four runs on three hits, including an RBI double from J.C. Flowers and a two-run single from Mendoza.

Mercer starter Tanner Hall (2-1) threw a perfect first inning before the first weather delay and worked out of trouble in the second inning before the second delay. He allowed all five runs in the third inning and did not return for the fourth.

Mendoza and Swanson each had two hits. The Noles drew eight walks and struck out just six times.

Trevor Austin had three of Mercer�s seven hits. The Bears struck out 11 times.

Of Note

The game experienced a 25-minute weather delay in the middle of the second inning and a 49-minute delay in the top of the third inning.
Robby Martin hit a sacrifice fly for his 21st RBI on the season. He entered the weekend ranked fourth nationally with 17 RBI. His fourth inning single extended his hitting streak to nine games.
Cooper Swanson homered for the second consecutive game, launching a three-run shot over the left field scoreboard. The ball went 482 feet, the longest for a Seminole this year. Swanson has two home runs in 2019 and four in his career.
Drew Mendoza hit his team-high third home run of 2019 and now has 20 for his career. He had a season-high four RBI Saturday.
Starting pitcher CJ Van Eyk tied a season high with eight strikeouts. It was Van Eyk�s first career game with at least eight strikeouts and zero walks allowed.
FSU improved to 9-0 and is one of eight teams still undefeated (Tennessee 10-0, Arizona State and Oregon State 9-0, NC State 8-0, Michigan 7-0, UMass 1-0 and Princeton 0-0).
J.C. Flowers hit in the two-hole for the first time in his career. The junior went 1-for-2 with an RBI double and two walks.
Pitcher Chase Haney singled in his lone at-bat and is 2-for-2 on the season.

       NAME             POSITION AB  R  H RBI BB SO PO  A
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Mike Salvatore          2B        4  0  0   1  0  1  1  2
J.C. Flowers            CF        2  3  1   1  2  0  2  0
  Alec Sanchez          CF        1  0  0   0  0  1  2  0
Drew Mendoza            3B        3  2  2   4  1  1  0  0
  McGuire Weaver        PH-3B     1  0  0   0  0  0  0  1
Elijah Cabell           LF        2  1  1   0  1  0  0  0
  Tim Becker            LF        1  0  0   0  0  1  1  0
Robby Martin            RF        4  1  2   1  0  0  1  0
Cooper Swanson          1B        4  1  2   3  0  0  6  0
  Nico Baldor           1B        1  0  0   0  0  0  3  0
Matheu Nelson           C         2  2  1   0  1  0  7  3
  Antonio Velez         P         1  0  0   0  0  0  0  1
  Austin Pollock        P         0  0  0   0  0  0  0  0
  Chase Haney           PH        1  0  1   0  0  0  0  0
  Cade Hungate          P         0  0  0   0  0  0  0  0
Jonathan Foster         DH-C      3  1  1   1  1  0  3  0
Nander De Sedas         SS        2  1  0   0  1  2  1  2
  Carter Smith          2B        0  0  0   0  1  0  0  0
C.J. Van Eyk            P                            0  0
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FSU                              32 12 11  11  8  6 27  9
Opp                              32  1  7   1  3 11 24  6

E - Opp-1
2B - Opp-1, FSU-J.C. Flowers (2), Robby Martin (7), Jonathan Foster (1)
HR - FSU-Drew Mendoza (3), Cooper Swanson (2)
HBP - FSU-Elijah Cabell (5), Jonathan Foster (3)
SF - FSU-Mike Salvatore (1), Robby Martin (3)
SB - FSU-J.C. Flowers (2)
CS - Opp-1

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C.J. Van Eyk         W (3-0)    5.0  5  1  1  0  8
Antonio Velez                   2.0  1  0  0  2  2
Austin Pollock                  1.0  0  0  0  0  0
Cade Hungate                    1.0  1  0  0  1  1
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FSU                             9.0  7  1  1  3 11
Opp                  L          8.0 11 12 11  8  6





 
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Florida State 5, Mercer 1
03/03/2019, Tallahassee, Fla.

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Mercer	0	1	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	1	7	1
Florida State	0	0	5	2	4	0	0	1	x	12	11	0

From the FSU Website, seminoles.com.

Noles Finish Sweep of Mercer.
Mendoza (2) leads four-HR game.

TALLAHASSEE, Fla. � Florida State improved to 10-0 with a 5-1 win over Mercer (8-4) Sunday afternoon on Mike Martin Field at Dick Howser Stadium. Drew Mendoza had two of FSU�s four home runs and all five of the Noles� runs came via the long ball.

The Seminoles struck first with three runs in the third inning. Mendoza hit his first of two home runs, a two-run shot off Mercer starter Zach Graveno (1-1) that scored Mike Salvatore. Freshman Elijah Cabell made it back-to-back home runs for FSU with a 466-foot blast into the left field parking lot.

FSU starter Shane Drohan left in the fourth inning after a career-high 3.1 innings pitched. Conor Grady (1-0) entered with the bases loaded and notched a strikeout and a pop up to keep the Bears off the board. He finished with 2.1 innings pitched and retired all seven batters faced.

Sophomore Cooper Swanson homered for the third consecutive game to give FSU a 4-0 lead in the sixth inning. Swanson had two career home runs before this weekend. Mendoza�s second home run of the game and third of the weekend led off the seventh inning and extended FSU�s lead to 5-0.

Mercer avoided the shutout with a run in the eighth inning off Chase Haney. J.C. Flowers closed the game out with a perfect ninth inning.

With the win, FSU remains one of seven teams nationally without a loss on the season, joining Oregon State, Arizona State, NC State, Michigan, UMass and Tennessee.

Of Note

Starting pitcher Shane Drohan set a career high with 3.1 innings pitched.
Mike Salvatore stole his first base of the year. FSU is 7-for-9 on stolen base attempts this season.
Drew Mendoza hit his fourth and fifth home runs of the season, most on the team. He is the first Seminole with a two-home run game since Cal Raleigh at Clemson last season.
Elijah Cabell followed Mendoza�s first home run with his third home run of the season. It was the second time in 2019 that FSU hit back-to-back home runs (Reese Albert and Mendoza against Youngstown State).
FSU has hit 20 home runs in 10 games this year; last season, FSU hit home run No. 20 in game 22.
Robby Martin singled in the fifth inning to extend his hitting streak to 10 games.
Seven of Mercer�s 11 strikeouts were caught looking. On the season, FSU pitchers have hit double-digit strikeouts in 7 of 10 games.
Florida State did not commit an error in three games against Mercer and has just two in 2019.
FSU�s bullpen through 10 games has compiled a 1.20 ERA in 45 innings, a 5-0 record and 48 strikeouts.
Head coach Mike Martin is three wins away from 2,000 for his career. He is the winningest coach in college baseball history.

       NAME             POSITION AB  R  H RBI BB SO PO  A
======================= ======== == == == === == == == ==
Mike Salvatore          2B        3  1  1   0  1  0  0  0
  Carter Smith          PH-2B     1  0  0   0  0  1  0  0
J.C. Flowers            CF-P      5  0  0   0  0  4  1  0
Drew Mendoza            3B        4  2  2   3  0  2  1  2
Elijah Cabell           LF-CF     3  1  1   1  1  1  3  0
Robby Martin            RF        2  0  1   0  2  0  2  0
Nico Baldor             1B        3  0  1   0  1  1  6  1
Matheu Nelson           C         4  0  1   0  0  1 12  0
Cooper Swanson          DH        4  1  2   1  0  1  0  0
  Alec Sanchez          LF        0  0  0   0  0  0  0  0
Nander De Sedas         SS        4  0  1   0  0  2  2  3
Shane Drohan            P                            0  2
  Conor Grady           P                            0  1
  Clayton Kwiatkowski   P                            0  0
  Chase Haney           P                            0  0
                                 ========================
FSU                              33  5 10   5  5 13 27  9
Opp                              30  1  5   1  3 12 24  8

2B - Opp-1
HR - FSU-Drew Mendoza 2 (5), Elijah Cabell (3), Cooper Swanson (3)
SF - Opp-1
SB - Opp-1, FSU-Mike Salvatore (1)

       NAME                      IP  H  R ER BB SO
============================== ==== == == == == ==
Shane Drohan                    3.1  3  0  0  3  4
Conor Grady          W (1-0)    2.2  0  0  0  0  3
Clayton Kwiatkowski             1.0  0  0  0  0  2
Chase Haney                     1.0  2  1  1  0  2
J.C. Flowers                    1.0  0  0  0  0  1
                               ===================
FSU                             9.0  5  1  1  3 12
Opp                  L          8.0 10  5  5  5 13





 
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Florida State 4, North Florida 3
03/06/2019, Tallahassee, Fla.

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Mercer	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	1	0	1	5	0
Florida State	0	0	3	0	0	1	1	0	x	5	10	0

From the FSU Website, seminoles.com.

Freshmen, Bullpen Lead Noles Past Ospreys.
De Sedas walks-off North Florida; bullpen goes 8.2 scoreless.

TALLAHASSEE, Fla. � No. 6 Florida State overcame a three-run deficit in the first inning to defeat North Florida 4-3 Wednesday night on Mike Martin Field at Dick Howser Stadium. The win keeps the Seminoles perfect at 11-0, while the Ospreys drop to 8-6. Freshman shortstop Nander De Sedas completed the comeback with a game-winning double in the bottom of the ninth inning.

Chase Haney (1-0) earned the win, allowing just one hit over the eighth and ninth innings. Four Seminole relievers (Jonah Scolaro, Conor Grady, Clayton Kwiatkowski and Haney) combined to allow just four hits without walking a batter in 8.2 innings pitched.

The Ospreys jumped out to a hot start as they earned two walks, four hits, and three runs to force FSU starter Antonio Velez out of the game after only one out. Scolaro came in and struck a batter out and forced a fly out to strand the bases loaded. Scolaro did not allow a baserunner in his eight batters faced.

A sluggish Florida State offense struck out 17 times, one shy of the school record. Despite leaving 14 runners on base, FSU got a timely hit from De Sedas in the second inning that scored Carter Smith and from Elijah Cabell in the seventh inning. Cabell�s two-run home run scored Drew Mendoza, tied the game and got a quiet Howser Stadium crowd on its feet.

After Haney pitched a perfect top of the ninth, catcher Mat Nelson reached base on a throwing error that chased Eddie Miller (1-1) from the game. Logan Clayton entered, walked J.C. Flowers and De Sedas lined a double off the right field fence that easily scored Nelson. The win was FSU�s second walk-off win of the season. Nelson had a sacrifice fly to beat Maine during opening weekend.

Of Note

FSU�s bullpen continued to dominate Wednesday night. For the season, FSU�s bullpen is 6-0 with a 1.01 earned run average in 53.2 innings pitched (6 ER). The relievers have a 55-to-15 strikeout-to-walk ratio and have surrended just 22 hits.
Mike Salvatore stole a base for the second straight game. He has 10 career stolen bases. He also drew two walks in a game for the seventh time in his career.
FSU played errorless baseball for the fourth consecutive game and ninth time this season. On the year, FSU has committed just two errors and leads the nation in fielding percentage (.995).
Florida State is one of four remaining undefeated teams (Arizona State, NC State, Tennessee).
Elijah Cabell extended his hitting streak to a team-high 10 games. Fellow freshman Robby Martin saw his 10-game hitting streak come to an end.
FSU�s three-run deficit tied its largest of the season (5-2 against Maine, February 16).
Head coach Mike Martin is two wins away from 2,000 for his career. He is the winningest coach in college baseball history.

       NAME             POSITION AB  R  H RBI BB SO PO  A
======================= ======== == == == === == == == ==
Mike Salvatore          2B        3  0  1   0  2  0  3  4
Cooper Swanson          1B        4  0  0   0  0  3  6  1
  Alec Sanchez          PH        0  0  0   0  0  0  0  0
  Jonathan Foster       PH        0  0  0   0  1  0  0  0
  Tim Becker            PR        0  0  0   0  0  0  0  0
  Nico Baldor           1B        0  0  0   0  0  0  2  0
Drew Mendoza            3B        4  1  1   0  1  2  0  0
Elijah Cabell           LF        4  1  2   2  1  2  0  0
Robby Martin            RF        5  0  0   0  0  4  4  0
Carter Smith            DH        4  1  1   0  1  2  0  0
Matheu Nelson           C         2  1  0   0  2  1  8  0
J.C. Flowers            CF        3  0  1   0  1  1  1  0
Nander De Sedas         SS        5  0  2   2  0  2  2  4
Antonio Velez           P                            0  0
  Jonah Scolaro         P                            1  0
  Conor Grady           P                            0  0
  Clayton Kwiatkowski   P                            0  1
  Chase Haney           P                            0  0
                                 ========================
FSU                              34  4  8   4  9 17 27 10
Opp                              35  3  8   3  2  8 25  2

E - Opp-1
2B - FSU-Elijah Cabell (4), Nander De Sedas (2)
HR - FSU-Elijah Cabell (4)
HBP - FSU-Matheu Nelson (2), J.C. Flowers (5)
SB - FSU-Mike Salvatore (2)

       NAME                      IP  H  R ER BB SO
============================== ==== == == == == ==
Antonio Velez                   0.1  4  3  3  2  1
Jonah Scolaro                   2.2  0  0  0  0  1
Conor Grady                     2.0  1  0  0  0  4
Clayton Kwiatkowski             2.0  2  0  0  0  2
Chase Haney          W (1-0)    2.0  1  0  0  0  0
                               ===================
FSU                             9.0  8  3  3  2  8
Opp                  L          8.1  8  4  3  9 17





 
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Florida State 9, Virginia Tech 8
03/08/2019, Tallahassee, Fla.

	1	2	3	4	5	6	7	8	9	R	H	E
North Florida	3	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	3	8	1
Florida State	0	1	0	0	0	0	2	0	1	4	8	0

From the FSU Website, seminoles.com.

Flowers Delivers Walk-Off Win vs. Hokies.
Three-run 10th keeps FSU perfect on season.

TALLAHASSEE, Fla. � No. 6 Florida State rallied in the bottom of the tenth to win its Atlantic Coast Conference opener Friday 9-8 against Virginia Tech on Mike Martin Field at Dick Howser Stadium. The Seminoles improved to 12-0 while Virginia Tech dropped to 8-4. Junior J.C. Flowers delivered the game-winning, walk-off double that scored three runs and kept the Seminoles perfect on the year.

Conor Grady (2-0) allowed two runs in the top of the 10th inning after pitching a scoreless ninth. Luke Scherzer (1-2), the Hokies projected Game Two starter, gave up the final two runs without recording an out.

After allowing two runs in the top of the 10th, the Seminoles came to the plate with the game on the line. Mike Salvatore walked to lead off and Elijah Cabell was hit by a pitch with two outs. Walk-on senior Tim Becker battled to earn a six-pitch walk, loading the bases for Flowers. Flowers watched the first pitch for a strike and then smoked a ball to center field, off the wall, for the Seminoles second walk-off in as many games and third of the season.

Trailing since a three-run second inning from the Hokies, Florida State rallied to tie the game in the bottom of the eighth. Freshmen Alec Sanchez and Nander De Sedas both walked with one out and Nico Baldor pinch hit for Cooper Swanson and sent a ball over the third baseman�s head, scoring Sanchez and advancing De Sedas. Third baseman Drew Mendoza doubled to deep center field, driving in both runners, and tying the game at 6-6.

Florida State and Virginia Tech each hit three home runs in the first four innings, giving the Hokies a 4-3 advantage. The visitors built the lead to 6-3 with a pair of runs off FSU reliever Clayton Kwiatkowski in the seventh inning.

FSU starter Drew Parrish went six innings, allowing four runs on six hits and tying a season high with eight strikeouts. Tech starter Ian Seymour pitched five innings, allowing three home runs but leaving with a one-run advantage.

Of Note

Friday was FSU�s third walk-off win of the season, and second in as many games. Freshman Mat Nelson had a walk-off sacrifice fly against Maine and Nander De Sedas hit a walk-off double against North Florida Wednesday.
Cooper Swanson homered for the fourth time this season, all coming in the past five games. He has six career home runs.
Elijah Cabell homered for the fifth time, tying Drew Mendoza for the team lead. The home run extended his hitting streak to a team-high 11 games.
Cabell, Drew Mendoza (single) and Nander De Sedas (walk) each reached base and have reached safely in all 12 games this season.
Jonathan Foster hit his first home run of the season and third of his career. As a team, FSU has 24 home runs from 11 different players.
Mat Nelson threw out both of Virginia Tech�s would-be base stealers. For the season, opponents have been successful on just 3 of 7 attempts. Nelson also stole his first career base.
Starting pitcher Drew Parrish tied a season high with eight strikeouts and 6.0 innings pitched.
Friday was both teams first extra-inning game of 2019.
Entering Saturday�s doubleheader, head coach Mike Martin is now just one win shy of 2,000 for his career. He is 1,999-713-4 in his career.
The Seminoles have started at least 12-0 in consecutive seasons. FSU ran its record to 14-0 in 2018.

       NAME             POSITION AB  R  H RBI BB SO PO  A
======================= ======== == == == === == == == ==
Mike Salvatore          2B        5  1  0   0  1  3  4  2
Cooper Swanson          1B        3  1  2   1  1  1  3  0
  Nico Baldor           PH-1B     2  1  1   1  0  1  2  0
Drew Mendoza            3B        6  0  2   2  0  1  0  0
Elijah Cabell           LF        3  2  1   1  2  1  4  0
Robby Martin            RF        4  0  0   0  0  2  1  0
  Carter Smith          PH        1  0  0   0  0  1  0  0
  Tim Becker            RF        0  1  0   0  1  0  0  0
J.C. Flowers            CF        6  0  1   3  0  1  4  0
Matheu Nelson           C         3  0  1   0  2  2 11  2
Jonathan Foster         DH        1  1  1   1  1  0  0  0
  Alec Sanchez          PH-DH     2  1  0   0  1  0  0  0
Nander De Sedas         SS        3  1  0   0  2  3  1  2
Drew Parrish            P                            0  0
  Clayton Kwiatkowski   P                            0  1
  Austin Pollock        P                            0  0
  Conor Grady           P                            0  0
                                 ========================
FSU                              39  9  9   9 11 16 30  7
Opp                              42  8 13   8  4 11 29  3

E - Opp-1, FSU-Cooper Swanson (2)
2B - Opp-1, FSU-Drew Mendoza (4), J.C. Flowers (3)
HR - Opp-3, FSU-Cooper Swanson (4), Elijah Cabell (5), Jonathan Foster (1)
HBP - FSU-Elijah Cabell (6)
SB - FSU-Matheu Nelson (1)
CS - Opp-2

       NAME                      IP  H  R ER BB SO
============================== ==== == == == == ==
Drew Parrish                    6.0  6  4  4  1  8
Clayton Kwiatkowski             0.2  2  2  2  2  1
Austin Pollock                  1.1  0  0  0  1  0
Conor Grady          W (2-0)    2.0  5  2  2  0  2
                               ===================
FSU                            10.0 13  8  8  4 11
Opp                  L          9.2  9  9  9 11 16





 
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Virginia Tech 6, Florida State 0
03/09/2019, Tallahassee, Fla.

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Virginia Tech	0	3	0	1	0	0	2	0	0	2	8	13	1
Florida State	1	0	1	1	0	0	0	3	0	3	9	9	1

From the FSU Website, seminoles.com.

�11� Reaches 2,000 Wins.
Noles split doubleheader as FSU wins series vs. Virginia Tech.

TALLAHASSEE, Fla. � No. 6 Florida State (13-1, 2-1 ACC) split a Saturday doubleheader with Virginia Tech (9-5, 1-2) and head coach Mike Martin won his 2,000th career game on the field at Dick Howser Stadium that bears his name. After getting shut out 6-0 in the opener, FSU won 5-2 in the nightcap for the historic win and a series victory against the Hokies.

In front of a crowd of 5,506 that was anxious to witness the milestone victory, Drew Mendoza broke a 2-2 tie with an RBI single in the seventh inning and J.C. Flowers sealed the win with an eighth inning home run and his second save of the year.

Game 2 � FSU 5, Va. Tech 2
Martin, the winningest coach in NCAA baseball history, earned his 2,000th career win as Florida State took the rubber match of the three-game set with a 5-2 victory on Saturday night thanks to timely hitting and another strong bullpen showing.

Jonah Scolaro was the first out of the pen and pitched a season high 3.2 innings of scoreless baseball in which he only allowed one baserunner. Chase Haney (2-0) earned the win with his perfect seventh inning, and Flowers picked up his second save of the season in a two-inning performance. Flowers, FSU�s starting centerfielder, also put the final notch on the scoreboard with a solo home run in the eighth inning, his second of the year.

After FSU was one-hit in Saturday�s opener, Cooper Swanson changed the tone of the day with a solo shot to deep right center in the first inning. The home run was his fifth home run of the season, tying the team-high. Drew Mendoza then got on base and was eventually brought around to score on a Flowers single up the middle, putting the score at 2-0 in favor of the Noles.

Shane Drohan notched his first six outs via strikeout, but was erratic and lasted just 2.1 innings, allowing a pair of runs on two hits and three walks. Drohan�s exit led the way for the bullpen, which allowed just two hits over 6.2 innings.

FSU added two more runs in the seventh as Nander De Sedas led off with a double, his second of the week, and was eventually brought around to score on a Mendoza single to right field that broke the tie. Elijah Cabell notched the other RBI of the inning with a deep sacrifice fly to center field that plated Tim Becker.

Game 1 � Va. Tech 6, FSU 0
Virginia Tech beat the Seminoles, 6-0, behind a dominant performance from starting pitcher Chris Gerard (1-0). Gerard held FSU to just one hit and walked three batters in seven innings, striking out 10 hitters. Florida State�s only hit of the game was a Drew Mendoza single in the seventh inning.

FSU starter CJ Van Eyk (3-1) lost his first career game, allowing four runs, four hits, walking six and striking out four in five innings. Van Eyk was 7-0 as a freshman in 2018.

Gerard retired 13 straight hitters between the second and sixth innings. FSU opened the seventh with a Cooper Swanson walk and Mendoza�s single, but both runners were stranded in scoring position.

The loss was FSU�s first of the season after opening the year 12-0.

Of Note

Saturday�s win was No. 2,000 for head coach Mike Martin. Martin became the winningest coach in college baseball history last season and is the first coach in any collegiate sport to notch 2,000 wins.
Cooper Swanson hit his fifth home run of the season, tying Drew Mendoza and Elijah Cabell for the team lead.
Elijah Cabell was hit by a pitch for the seventh time this season.
Starting pitcher Shane Drohan�s first six outs were via strikeout. His six K�s were one shy of his career high (7 vs. Maine).
Reliever Jonah Scolaro went a season-high 3.2 innings, allowing just one hit and striking out one on 44 pitches.
J.C. Flowers earned his second save of 2019 and first of more than one inning. Chase Haney improved to 2-0 on the season and 11-2 for his career.

       NAME             POSITION AB  R  H RBI BB SO PO  A
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Mike Salvatore          2B        3  0  0   0  0  1  1  4
  McGuire Weaver        2B        1  0  0   0  0  0  1  0
Cooper Swanson          1B        2  0  0   0  1  1 10  0
  Nico Baldor           1B        1  0  0   0  0  1  1  0
Drew Mendoza            3B        4  0  1   0  0  2  0  1
Elijah Cabell           LF        3  0  0   0  1  3  0  0
Matheu Nelson           DH        2  0  0   0  1  1  0  0
  Alec Sanchez          PH        1  0  0   0  0  0  0  0
Robby Martin            RF        2  0  0   0  1  0  4  0
J.C. Flowers            CF        2  0  0   0  1  0  3  0
Jonathan Foster         C         3  0  0   0  0  2  5  2
Nander De Sedas         SS        2  0  0   0  1  1  2  6
C.J. Van Eyk            P                            0  0
  Cade Hungate          P                            0  0
  Gage Hutchinson       P                            0  0
  Austin Pollock        P                            0  1
                                 ========================
FSU                              26  0  1   0  6 12 27 14
Opp                              34  6  7   4  9  7 27  9

E - FSU-C.J. Van Eyk (1), Nander De Sedas (1)
HR - Opp-1
HBP - Opp-1
CS - FSU-J.C. Flowers (1)

       NAME                      IP  H  R ER BB SO
============================== ==== == == == == ==
C.J. Van Eyk         L (3-1)    5.0  4  4  4  6  4
Cade Hungate                    0.2  1  0  0  1  0
Gage Hutchinson                 1.0  2  2  1  1  2
Austin Pollock                  2.1  0  0  0  1  1
                               ===================
FSU                             9.0  7  6  5  9  7
Opp                  W          9.0  1  0  0  6 12





 
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Florida State 5, Virginia Tech 2
03/09/2019, Tallahassee, Fla.

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Virginia Tech	1	0	3	0	0	0	2	0	0	6	7	0
Florida State	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	1	2

From the FSU Website, seminoles.com.

�11� Reaches 2,000 Wins.
Noles split doubleheader as FSU wins series vs. Virginia Tech.

FSU starter CJ Van Eyk (3-1) lost his first career game, allowing four runs, four hits, walking six and striking out four in five innings. Van Eyk was 7-0 as a freshman in 2018.

Gerard retired 13 straight hitters between the second and sixth innings. FSU opened the seventh with a Cooper Swanson walk and Mendoza�s single, but both runners were stranded in scoring position.

The loss was FSU�s first of the season after opening the year 12-0.

Of Note

Saturday�s win was No. 2,000 for head coach Mike Martin. Martin became the winningest coach in college baseball history last season and is the first coach in any collegiate sport to notch 2,000 wins.
Cooper Swanson hit his fifth home run of the season, tying Drew Mendoza and Elijah Cabell for the team lead.
Elijah Cabell was hit by a pitch for the seventh time this season.
Starting pitcher Shane Drohan�s first six outs were via strikeout. His six K�s were one shy of his career high (7 vs. Maine).
Reliever Jonah Scolaro went a season-high 3.2 innings, allowing just one hit and striking out one on 44 pitches.
J.C. Flowers earned his second save of 2019 and first of more than one inning. Chase Haney improved to 2-0 on the season and 11-2 for his career.

       NAME             POSITION AB  R  H RBI BB SO PO  A
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Mike Salvatore          2B        4  0  0   0  0  1  2  1
Cooper Swanson          DH        1  1  1   1  1  0  0  0
  Alec Sanchez          PH        1  0  0   0  0  1  0  0
  Jonathan Foster       PH        0  0  0   0  1  0  0  0
  Tim Becker            PR-LF     0  1  0   0  0  0  1  0
Drew Mendoza            3B        3  1  1   1  1  1  2  2
Elijah Cabell           LF-CF     1  0  0   1  1  0  1  0
Robby Martin            RF        4  0  0   0  0  2  2  0
J.C. Flowers            CF-P      4  1  2   2  0  1  1  1
Nico Baldor             1B        4  0  1   0  0  2  6  0
Matheu Nelson           C         4  0  1   0  0  2 11  1
Nander De Sedas         SS        4  1  2   0  0  1  1  0
Shane Drohan            P                            0  1
  Jonah Scolaro         P                            0  0
  Chase Haney           P                            0  0
                                 ========================
FSU                              30  5  8   5  4 11 27  6
Opp                              28  2  4   2  3 11 24  7

E - Opp-1
2B - Opp-1, FSU-Nico Baldor (2), Nander De Sedas 2 (4)
HR - FSU-Cooper Swanson (5), J.C. Flowers (2)
HBP - Opp-1, FSU-Elijah Cabell (7)
SH - Opp-1, FSU-Mike Salvatore (1)
SF - Opp-1, FSU-Elijah Cabell (1)
SB - Opp-1, FSU-J.C. Flowers (3)
CS - Opp-1, FSU-Drew Mendoza (1)

       NAME                      IP  H  R ER BB SO
============================== ==== == == == == ==
Shane Drohan                    2.1  2  2  2  3  6
Jonah Scolaro                   3.2  1  0  0  0  1
Chase Haney          W (2-0)    1.0  0  0  0  0  1
J.C. Flowers         Sv(2)      2.0  1  0  0  0  3
                               ===================
FSU                             9.0  4  2  2  3 11
Opp                  L          8.0  8  5  5  4 11





 
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Florida 20, Florida State 7
03/12/2019, Gainesville, Fla.

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Virginia Tech	0	0	2	0	0	0	0	0	0	2	4	1
Florida State	2	0	0	0	0	0	2	1	x	5	8	0

From the FSU Website, seminoles.com.

Florida Tops FSU in Sunshine Showdown.
J.C. Flowers hits first career grand slam.

By Ariya Massoudi, Seminoles.com

GAINESVILLE, Fla. � In front of 5,385 fans at McKethan Stadium, No. 6 Florida State fell on the road to No. 7 Florida 20-7.

The Noles (13-2) got off to a quick start, as Mike Salvatore doubled to right field to leadoff the game, advancing to third on a bobbled ball in the outfield. An RBI double to left field by Drew Mendoza plated Salvatore to give FSU the early 1-0 lead.

Nander De Sedas added to the Seminoles lead in the third inning with a towering blast over the left field bleachers, giving the visitors a 2-0 advantage. The talented freshman took a 2-2 pitch from Jordan Butler out of the park for his third career home run as a Seminole.

On the hill, Conor Grady turned in a solid effort in his first career start. The sophomore tossed a career-high three innings as he scattered just three hits and two walks without giving up a run, striking out three on 56 pitches.

In the fifth inning, Salvatore, Alec Sanchez, and Elijah Cabell all worked walks, before J.C. Flowers extended the lead to 6-0 with an opposite field grand slam off the scoreboard in right-center field. For Flowers, it was the junior�s third home run of 2019, surpassing his total (2) from his first two seasons on campus.

The tide turned in the bottom of the inning as Florida responded with a five-run fifth inning to cut the lead to 6-5. Errors, walks and wild pitches littered the frame as the Gators regained some momentum.

The Seminoles responded in the sixth inning as Salvatore roped an RBI single through the left side, scoring Matheu Nelson from second to give FSU a two-run advantage at 7-5.

In the bottom of inning, the Gators broke the game open.

A few more hit-by-pitches, a ball slipping underneath the diving glove of Flowers in center, and errant throws allowed the home team to take full advantage with eight runs in the frame. By the end of the sixth inning, UF led 13-7 and would not look back.

The Gators tacked on seven more runs in the bottom of the eighth, highlighted by a grand slam from Kendrick Calilao off Austin Pollock and a two-run blast by Blake Reese off Jack Anderson.

Of Note

The Florida baseball program gifted FSU coach Mike Martin with a new golf bag and a cruise to Canada in recognition of his final season leading the Noles.
Mike Salvatore and Drew Mendoza doubled in the first inning, each player�s fifth of the season. Mendoza extended his hitting streak to a team-high 7 games.
In his first at-bat in the rivalry with Florida, freshman Nander De Sedas hit his third home run of the season, clearing the left field bleachers.
Mendoza, De Sedas and Elijah Cabell (walk) have each reached base safely in all 15 games this season.
J.C. Flowers homered for the second consecutive game and the third time in 2019, hitting his first career grand slam. The junior has five career home runs. It was FSU�s second grand slam of the year after Elijah Cabell hit one against Youngstown State last month.
Sophomore RHP Conor Grady made his first career start, tying a season and career high with 3.0 innings pitched. He allowed
The loss was FSU�s first of the season when scoring first (9-1) and in the first inning (7-1).

       NAME             POSITION AB  R  H RBI BB SO PO  A
======================= ======== == == == === == == == ==
Mike Salvatore          2B        3  2  2   1  1  0  2  2
  McGuire Weaver        PH-2B     1  0  0   0  0  1  1  0
Cooper Swanson          DH        2  0  0   0  0  1  0  0
  Alec Sanchez          PH-DH     2  1  0   0  1  0  0  0
Drew Mendoza            3B        2  0  1   1  3  0  0  0
Elijah Cabell           LF        3  1  0   0  1  1  2  0
  Tim Becker            LF        1  0  0   0  0  1  0  0
J.C. Flowers            CF        5  1  1   4  0  2  2  0
Nico Baldor             1B        5  0  0   0  0  2  4  0
Robby Martin            RF        4  0  1   0  0  1  2  0
Matheu Nelson           C         2  1  0   0  1  1  8  0
  Jonathan Foster       PH-C      1  0  0   0  0  0  1  0
Nander De Sedas         SS        2  1  1   1  1  0  2  1
  Carter Smith          PH-SS     1  0  0   0  0  1  0  1
Conor Grady             P                            0  0
  Jonah Scolaro         P                            0  0
  Clayton Kwiatkowski   P                            0  0
  Chase Haney           P                            0  1
  Austin Pollock        P                            0  0
  Jack Anderson         P                            0  0
                                 ========================
FSU                              34  7  6   7  8 11 24  5
Opp                              43 20 17  15  7  8 27  7

E - Opp-2, FSU-Austin Pollock (1), Drew Mendoza (1), J.C. Flowers (1)
2B - Opp-2, FSU-Mike Salvatore (5), Drew Mendoza (5)
3B - Opp-1
HR - Opp-2, FSU-J.C. Flowers (3), Nander De Sedas (3)
HBP - Opp-2
SH - Opp-1
SB - Opp-3

       NAME                      IP  H  R ER BB SO
============================== ==== == == == == ==
Conor Grady                     3.0  3  0  0  2  3
Jonah Scolaro                   1.0  1  5  4  3  0
Clayton Kwiatkowski             0.1  0  0  0  1  1
Chase Haney          L (2-1)    0.2  3  4  4  0  1
Austin Pollock                  2.1  9  9  8  0  2
Jack Anderson                   0.2  1  2  2  1  1
                               ===================
FSU                             8.0 17 20 18  7  8
Opp                  W          9.0  6  7  7  8 11





 
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North Carolina State 16, Florida State 0
03/15/2019, Raleigh, N.C.

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Florida State	1	0	1	0	4	1	0	0	0	7	6	3
Florida	0	0	0	0	5	8	0	7	x	20	17	2

From the FSU Website, seminoles.com.

Noles Fall at NC State.
Eight-run second inning leads Wolfpack.

RALEIGH, N.C. � No. 12 NC State used an eight-run second inning to knock off No. 6 Florida State 16-0 Friday evening at Doak Field. The Noles fell to 13-3 and 2-2 in the Atlantic Coast Conference; NC State remained undefeated at 18-0 and 4-0 in the league.

Drew Parrish (2-1) lost his first outing of the season, allowing nine runs (seven earned) over five innings. Outside of the second inning, NC State scored one unearned run on two hits against Parrish. Jason Parker improved to 3-0 for the Wolfpack, giving up five singles and two walks while striking out 10 over seven innings.

Right fielder Reese Albert singled for FSU in the first inning, his first at-bat since spraining his thumb against Mercer on March 1. Parrish pitched a perfect first inning for the Noles.

In the second, Evan Edwards led off with his team-high fifth home run of the season for a 1-0 lead. The Wolfpack added seven more runs in the inning on three singles, two doubles, a triple, an error and a pair of walks.

The Seminoles best chance to strike came in the fourth inning on singles from Tim Becker and Robby Martin and a walk to Cooper Swanson, but a groundout ended without the Noles pushing a run across.

NC State added five runs in the sixth and two more in the seventh inning against the Seminole bullpen.

Third baseman Drew Mendoza singled in the eighth inning, extending his streak of reaching base to all 16 games this season. He has an active eight-game hitting streak.

       NAME             POSITION AB  R  H RBI BB SO PO  A
======================= ======== == == == === == == == ==
Mike Salvatore          2B        3  0  2   0  1  0  1  1
Reese Albert            RF        4  0  1   0  0  1  2  0
Drew Mendoza            3B        4  0  1   0  0  1  0  5
Elijah Cabell           LF        1  0  0   0  0  1  0  0
  Tim Becker            LF        3  0  1   0  0  1  0  0
J.C. Flowers            CF        3  0  0   0  0  2  4  0
  Alec Sanchez          CF        1  0  1   0  0  0  1  0
Robby Martin            DH        4  0  1   0  0  1  0  0
Cooper Swanson          1B        1  0  0   0  1  1  7  0
  Nico Baldor           PH-1B     2  0  0   0  0  0  2  0
Nander De Sedas         SS        2  0  0   0  0  1  0  1
  Carter Smith          PH-SS     2  0  0   0  0  1  0  0
Matheu Nelson           C         2  0  0   0  0  1  4  0
  Jonathan Foster       PH-C      1  0  0   0  0  1  3  0
Drew Parrish            P                            0  1
  Cade Hungate          P                            0  0
  Gage Hutchinson       P                            0  0
  Austin Pollock        P                            0  1
                                 ========================
FSU                              33  0  7   0  2 12 24  9
Opp                              41 16 16  15  5  7 27  7

E - Opp-1, FSU-J.C. Flowers (2), Cooper Swanson (3), Nander De Sedas (2)
2B - Opp-5
3B - Opp-2
HR - Opp-2
HBP - FSU-Jonathan Foster (4)
SF - Opp-1

       NAME                      IP  H  R ER BB SO
============================== ==== == == == == ==
Drew Parrish         L (2-1)    5.0 10  9  8  2  4
Cade Hungate                    0.1  1  3  3  2  0
Gage Hutchinson                 0.2  2  2  1  0  0
Austin Pollock                  2.0  3  2  2  1  3
                               ===================
FSU                             8.0 16 16 14  5  7
Opp                  W          9.0  7  0  0  2 12





 
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North Carolina State 9, Florida State 8
03/16/2019, Raleigh, N.C.

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Florida State	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	7	3
North Carolina State	0	8	0	0	1	5	2	0	x	16	16	1

From the FSU Website, seminoles.com.

Salvatore�s Cycle Not Enough at NC State.
Senior second baseman hit ninth cycle in FSU history.

RALEIGH, N.C. � Despite Mike Salvatore hitting for the cycle, Florida State (13-4, 2-3 ACC) fell at No. 12 NC State (19-0, 5-0) 9-8 on a walk-off single in the ninth inning. Salvatore�s cycle was the ninth in FSU history and the first since current assistant coach Tyler Holt in 2010. Salvatore set a career high with four hits and tied career highs in runs (3) and RBI (4).

Salvatore opened the game with a single and scored on Drew Mendoza�s team-high sixth home run of the season. In the second inning, Salvatore tripled to score Mat Nelson and scored on Reese Albert�s single for a 4-0 FSU lead.

The Wolfpack tied the game in the bottom of the second on a two-run single and a game-tying home run from David Vazquez, his first of the year. NC State took a 5-4 lead on Tyler McDonough�s RBI single in the third inning.

Salvatore, from Ewing, N.J., hit an RBI double in the fourth inning to tie the score and, with FSU leading 6-5 in the eighth inning, hit his second home run of the season to again score Nelson and push FSU�s lead to 8-5.

Wolfpack designated hitter Brad Debo tied the game with a three-run home run off FSU reliever Jonah Scolaro in the eighth inning. Scolaro walked McDonough and Evan Edwards before Debo�s second home run of the season.

In the ninth inning, pinch hitter Devonte Brown walked against Conor Grady (2-1). Florida State head coach Mike Martin was ejected during Brown�s at-bat by home plate umpire Craig Barron.

J.C. Flowers, who had a pair of hits as FSU�s center fielder, entered, walked a batter and forced two outs before McDonough�s walk-off single up the middle.

CJ Van Eyk pitched six innings for FSU, allowing five runs on five hits with nine strikeouts. After a rough second inning, Van Eyk retired 10 of 11 batters until opening the seventh inning with a walk, his final batter of the game.

Reid Johnston lasted just 2.0 innings for NC State, giving up four runs on five hits. Dalton Feeney (1-0) gave up a hit and a walk in the ninth inning but FSU stranded runners on the corners.

OF NOTE

The NC State baseball program gifted FSU coach Mike Martin a new golf club in recognition of his final season leading the Noles.
Mike Salvatore recorded FSU�s first cycle since 2010, hitting a first inning single, a second inning triple, a fourth inning double and a home run in the eighth inning. FSU�s last cycle was on March 28, 2010 by current first base coach Tyler Holt.
Salvatore�s triple and home run were his second of the season. In six career games against NC State, Salvatore is hitting .609 (14-for-23).
Salvatore set a career high with four hits and tied career highs with three runs scored and four RBI.
Drew Mendoza�s first inning home run was his team-high sixth of the season and 23rd of his career. He added three walks and has successfully reached base in all 17 games this season. He has four games this season with three walks.
Designated hitter Alec Sanchez made the first start of his career. He stole his first career base.
Elijah Cabell was hit by a pitch for the eighth time this season.
Mat Nelson had his second sacrifice bunt of the season. He has two of FSU�s three sac bunts on the year. He also stole his second base of the year.
Starting pitcher CJ Van Eyk pitched a season-high 6.0 innings and struck out a season-high nine batters.
Head coach Mike Martin was ejected in the ninth inning. It was the first time the 40-year veteran has been tossed since May 21, 2011.

       NAME             POSITION AB  R  H RBI BB SO PO  A
======================= ======== == == == === == == == ==
Mike Salvatore          2B        5  3  4   4  0  0  0  2
Reese Albert            RF        3  0  1   1  0  1  0  0
  Robby Martin          RF        1  0  0   0  1  1  1  0
Drew Mendoza            3B        2  1  1   2  3  0  1  0
Elijah Cabell           LF-CF     3  0  0   0  1  1  2  0
Alec Sanchez            DH        2  0  0   0  1  0  0  0
  Jonathan Foster       PH        1  0  0   0  0  0  0  0
  Tim Becker            PH-LF     1  0  0   0  0  0  0  0
J.C. Flowers            CF-P      5  1  2   0  0  0  4  0
Nico Baldor             1B        3  0  1   0  0  1  3  0
  Cooper Swanson        PH-1B     1  0  0   0  1  1  0  0
Nander De Sedas         SS        4  1  1   1  1  1  2  1
Matheu Nelson           C         3  2  1   0  1  1 13  1
C.J. Van Eyk            P                            0  0
  Jonah Scolaro         P                            0  0
  Conor Grady           P                            0  0
                                 ========================
FSU                              34  8 11   8  9  7 26  4
Opp                              33  9  7   9  8 14 27 11

E - FSU-Elijah Cabell (1), Nander De Sedas (3), Matheu Nelson (1)
2B - Opp-1, FSU-Mike Salvatore (6), J.C. Flowers (4), Matheu Nelson (2)
3B - FSU-Mike Salvatore (2)
HR - Opp-2, FSU-Mike Salvatore (2), Drew Mendoza (6)
HBP - FSU-Elijah Cabell (8)
SH - FSU-Matheu Nelson (2)
SB - FSU-Drew Mendoza (1), Alec Sanchez (1), Nander De Sedas (2), Matheu Nelson (2)
CS - FSU-Reese Albert (1)

       NAME                      IP  H  R ER BB SO
============================== ==== == == == == ==
C.J. Van Eyk                    6.0  5  5  5  3  9
Jonah Scolaro                   1.2  1  3  3  2  3
Conor Grady          L (2-1)    0.1  0  1  1  2  1
J.C. Flowers                    0.2  1  0  0  1  1
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FSU                             8.2  7  9  9  8 14
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Florida State 7, North Carolina State 5
03/17/2019, Raleigh, N.C.

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Florida State	2	2	0	1	1	0	0	2	0	8	11	3
North Carolina State	0	4	1	0	0	0	0	3	1	9	7	0

From the FSU Website, seminoles.com.

Flowers Homers, Gets Save in Win vs. NC State.
Loss was first of season for NC State (19-1).

RALEIGH, N.C. � No. 6 Florida State (14-4, 3-3 ACC) won Sunday�s series finale against No. 12 NC State (19-1, 5-1), topping the Wolfpack 7-5 on Doak Field at Dail Park. J.C. Flowers hit his fourth home run of the season for FSU and earned his third save with a scoreless ninth inning. Shane Drohan improved to 2-0, pitching a career-high five innings.

Drohan allowed five walks, but also struck out six and allowed just three hits. Outside of NC State�s run in the third inning, the Wolfpack did not reach second base against Drohan.

FSU struck first for three runs in the second inning, on an RBI single from Mike Salvatore and a two-run double off the bat of Reese Albert. NC State starter Michael Bienlien (2-1) lasted just 1.1 innings, allowing three runs on three hits and four walks.

NC State got one run back in the third inning, with a bunt single, a walk and an RBI double from Patrick Bailey. With the bases loaded and one out, Drohan forced a groundout to third baseman Drew Mendoza, who got the lead runner at the plate, and an inning-ending groundout to Salvatore at second base.

FSU pushed its lead to 6-1 in the fifth inning. Flowers led off with a home run to left field, his fourth of the season, and Nico Baldor doubled off the center field wall, just inches shy of his first career home run. Nander De Sedas doubled to score Baldor, moved to third on a wild pitch and scored on Mat Nelson�s sacrifice fly.

De Sedas added an RBI single in the sixth inning to extend FSU�s lead to 7-1.

Conor Grady allowed three runs in the sixth inning to trim the lead to 7-4, but Clayton Kwiatkowski limited the damage and recorded seven outs, allowing just one single. Chase Haney came on in the eighth and allowed an RBI double, but Bailey lined out to Albert in right field with the bases loaded.

Flowers earned his third save with a scoreless ninth inning. A leadoff single was erased on a double play and Flowers struck out Brad Debo swinging to end the game.

OF NOTE

Mike Salvatore finished the three-game series against NC State hitting 7-for-12 with at least one hit in each game. The senior second baseman hit for FSU�s first cycle since 2010 Saturday.
J.C. Flowers� homered and earned a save in the same game for the second time this season. Prior to Flowers accomplishing the feat against Virginia Tech last weekend, no Seminole had done it since Mike McGee in the 2010 College World Series.
Reese Albert hit his second double of the season in the second inning, scoring two runs. Albert had a hit in each game at NC State after missing two weeks with a thumb injury.
Mat Nelson had his third sacrifice bunt of the season and second of the weekend. FSU has four sacrifice bunts on the year. Nelson added his second sacrifice fly of the year to score Nander De Sedas in the fifth inning.
Flowers hit his fourth home run of the season, and third in the past five games, to give FSU a 4-1 lead in the fifth inning. Flowers had two home runs combined in his freshman and sophomore seasons.
Starting pitcher Shane Drohan went a career-high 5.0 innings, striking out six. He earned his second career win allowing just three hits.
Third baseman Drew Mendoza walked in the seventh inning and has reached base safely in all 18 games this season. He was 0-for-5 at the plate to snap a 9-game hit streak.
Clayton Kwiatkowski retired 7 of 8 batters faced in relief. His 2.1 innings pitched tied a season high.
The loss was the first of the season for NC State, who entered the game 19-0 overall and 5-0 in Atlantic Coast Conference action.

       NAME             POSITION AB  R  H RBI BB SO PO  A
======================= ======== == == == === == == == ==
Mike Salvatore          2B        4  1  1   1  2  1  2  2
Reese Albert            RF-CF     5  0  2   2  1  2  5  0
Drew Mendoza            3B        5  0  0   0  1  1  0  3
Elijah Cabell           LF        4  0  0   0  2  1  0  0
Alec Sanchez            DH        2  0  0   0  1  1  0  0
  Robby Martin          PH-DH-RF  2  0  0   0  1  0  0  0
J.C. Flowers            CF-P      6  2  2   1  0  0  0  0
Nico Baldor             1B        3  2  2   0  1  1 10  0
Nander De Sedas         SS        2  2  2   2  2  0  0  2
Matheu Nelson           C         2  0  1   1  1  1 10  1
Shane Drohan            P                            0  0
  Conor Grady           P                            0  0
  Clayton Kwiatkowski   P                            0  0
  Chase Haney           P                            0  0
                                 ========================
FSU                              35  7 10   7 12  8 27  8
Opp                              33  5  7   5  8  9 27  5

E - FSU-Nander De Sedas (4)
2B - Opp-3, FSU-Reese Albert (2), Nico Baldor (3), Nander De Sedas (5)
HR - FSU-J.C. Flowers (4)
HBP - FSU-Nico Baldor (2), Nander De Sedas (4)
SH - FSU-Matheu Nelson (3)
SF - Opp-1, FSU-Matheu Nelson (2)
SB - Opp-1, FSU-Elijah Cabell (3)

       NAME                      IP  H  R ER BB SO
============================== ==== == == == == ==
Shane Drohan         W (2-0)    5.0  3  1  1  5  6
Conor Grady                     0.0  1  3  3  2  0
Clayton Kwiatkowski             2.1  1  1  1  0  1
Chase Haney                     0.2  1  0  0  1  1
J.C. Flowers         Sv(3)      1.0  1  0  0  0  1
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FSU                             9.0  7  5  5  8  9
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Central Florida 9, Florida State 7
03/19/2019, Tallahassee, Fla.

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Florida State	0	3	0	0	3	1	0	0	0	7	10	1
North Carolina State	0	0	1	0	0	3	0	1	0	5	7	0

From the FSU Website, seminoles.com.

FSU Rally Falls Short vs. UCF.
Noles� 9-game win streak against Knights snapped.

TALLAHASSEE, Fla. � A ninth-inning rally by Florida State came up short Tuesday as the Seminoles (14-5) fell to UCF (15-6) on Mike Martin Field at Dick Howser Stadium.

FSU outhit the Knights, 11-10, but all 11 hits were singles and the Seminoles left 15 runners on base, including the bases loaded in the ninth inning. Mike Salvatore, Elijah Cabell and Nander De Sedas each had two hits, while Cooper Swanson drew four of FSU�s 10 walks.

Florida State took the lead off Jordan Spicer in the first inning with two walks and two singles, scoring on a bases loaded free pass to Nico Baldor. The Seminoles added two more singles in the second inning but could not scratch another run across.

The Knights answered in the fourth inning against Antonio Velez (2-1). Ray Alejo reached on an error and scored on Tyler Osik�s single to tie the game. Osik scored on Matthew Mika�s double to center field, but Velez forced three outs to limit the Knights lead to one.

FSU hit three singles off Spicer in the fourth inning and Reese Albert drew the second bases-loaded walk of the game. That ended Spicer�s night, with the right-hander throwing 3.1 innings and allowing three runs on seven hits. Jack Sinclair (3-2) entered in relief and balked a run in as FSU retook the lead, 3-2.

UCF took control in the fifth inning, scoring six runs on five hits and FSU�s second error of the game. Velez lasted 4.1 innings, allowing seven runs (five earned) on six hits.

Freshman Nander De Sedas hit a two-run single in the bottom of the fifth, and Reese Albert added a sacrifice fly to cut the Knights� lead to 8-6.

Relief pitcher Chase Haney held the Knights scoreless over the final three innings, tying career-highs with 3.2 innings pitched and four strikeouts. The Winter Garden, Fla., native faced the minimum 11 batters.

Another sacrifice fly in the top of the sixth put the score at 9-6, which held until the bottom of the ninth. Swanson walked, pinch hitter Robby Martin singled and Salvatore walked to load the bases with one out. After Albert�s RBI walk, Kyle Kemp secured his first save of the year by striking out Drew Mendoza and Elijah Cabell, ending the Noles� rally.

UCF�s top four hitters combined for seven hits and seven RBI, while five UCF pitchers combined for 15 strikeouts.

OF NOTE

All 11 of Florida State�s hits were singles.
Florida State did not issue a walk for the first time since April 18, 2018 against Stetson.
Junior pitcher Chase Haney set season highs and tied career highs with 3.2 innings pitched and four strikeouts. He faced the minimum 11 batters Tuesday.
Third baseman Drew Mendoza singled in the first inning and has reached base safely in all 19 games this season. The start was the second of Antonio Velez�s FSU career. Velez set FSU highs with 4.1 innings pitched and four strikeouts.
Mike Salvatore singled in the second inning, extending his team-high hitting streak to five games.
Reese Albert singled in the second inning and has reached base in eight consecutive games played, tying his career high.
UCF head coach Greg Lovelady was ejected in the bottom of the eighth inning.
Cooper Swanson walked his last four at-bats, a career high and the most by a Seminole this season.
The loss snapped FSU�s nine-game winning streak in the series, the longest for either side. UCF improved to 37-7 all-time against FSU.

       NAME             POSITION AB  R  H RBI BB SO PO  A
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Mike Salvatore          2B        3  1  2   0  2  0  5  1
Reese Albert            RF        3  0  1   3  2  1  2  0
Drew Mendoza            3B        6  0  1   0  0  4  2  3
Elijah Cabell           LF        5  0  2   0  1  3  0  0
J.C. Flowers            CF        5  1  1   0  0  2  1  0
Nico Baldor             1B        3  1  0   1  1  0  6  0
Cooper Swanson          DH        1  2  0   0  4  1  0  0
Matheu Nelson           C         4  1  1   0  0  2 10  1
  Robby Martin          PH        1  0  1   0  0  0  0  0
Nander De Sedas         SS        5  1  2   2  0  2  1  1
Antonio Velez           P                            0  1
  Jonah Scolaro         P                            0  0
  Chase Haney           P                            0  0
                                 ========================
FSU                              36  7 11   6 10 15 27  7
Opp                              37  9 10   8  0 10 27  5

E - Opp-1, FSU-Drew Mendoza 2 (3)
2B - Opp-4
HBP - Opp-1, FSU-Mike Salvatore (3), Nico Baldor (3)
SF - Opp-1, FSU-Reese Albert (4)
SB - Opp-1
CS - FSU-Cooper Swanson (1)

       NAME                      IP  H  R ER BB SO
============================== ==== == == == == ==
Antonio Velez        L (2-1)    4.1  6  7  5  0  4
Jonah Scolaro                   1.0  4  2  2  0  2
Chase Haney                     3.2  0  0  0  0  4
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FSU                             9.0 10  9  7  0 10
Opp                  W-Sv       9.0 11  7  5 10 15





 
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Florida State 9, FL International 6
03/20/2019, Tallahassee, Fla.

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From the FSU Website, seminoles.com.

Mendoza HR Leads Noles Past Panthers.
Flowers: HR, Save in same game for third time this year.

TALLAHASSEE, Fla. � Drew Mendoza�s three-run home run in the eighth inning and J.C. Flowers� fourth save of the year gave Florida State (15-5) a 9-6 win over Florida International (10-10) Wednesday afternoon at Dick Howser Stadium. Conor Grady earned his team-high third win of the year.

Four Seminole relievers combined to allow one earned run over 6.2 innings after Tyler Ahearn allowed four earned runs in his first career start. Mendoza�s team-high seventh home run cleared the right field fence off reliever Gio Soto (0-2).

FSU jumped out to a 4-0 lead in the second inning on an RBI double from Nander De Sedas, an RBI single from Jonathan Foster and an FIU error. De Sedas was one of four Seminole with two hits.

FIU starter Steven Casey made his first appearance of the season after Tommy John surgery. The sophomore did not allow a run in his inning of work. FSU�s four second-inning runs came against Greyson Fletcher.

The Panthers tied the score in the top of the third inning, scoring four runs against Ahearn. After allowing just one hit in the first two innings, Ahearn allowed a home run, a single and two walks (one intentional) before exiting. Clayton Kwiatkowski gave up a two-run double and a sacrifice fly before Javier Valdes struck out looking to end the third.

FIU took the lead in the fifth on a two-run home run from Austin Shenton off Kwiatkowski. Flowers got one FSU run back in the bottom of the fifth with his fifth home run of the season.

Will Saxton walked Reese Albert and Mendoza to start the sixth inning before being replaced by Angel Tiburcio. Hoping to advance the runners into scoring position, Cooper Swanson�s bunt was lined to first base. With Albert and Mendoza both running, the Panthers turned the triple play to get out of any trouble.

Austin Pollock started the sixth for FSU, allowing a hit and striking out three in 1.2 innings. Grady (3-1) ended the seventh forcing a lineout with a runner on first base.

The Noles tied the game in the bottom of the seventh as Robby Martin doubled to lead off and was eventually brought around to score on an Elijah Cabell groundout.

The tie didn�t last long as Mike Salvatore walked and Albert singled to put two runners on with one out in the bottom of the eighth. Mendoza sent the fourth pitch he saw from Soto deep over the right field fence for a three-run shot, his seventh home run of the year.

Flowers allowed a walk and a single in the ninth, but forced Lorenzo Hampton, the tying run, to ground into a game-ending double play.

OF NOTE

J.C. Flowers hit his fifth home run of the season and fourth in the past seven games. The junior had two combined home runs over his first two seasons at FSU. Flowers homered and earned a save in the same game for the third time this season. Before this season, no Seminole had done so since 2010.
Right-handed pitcher Tyler Ahearn made his first career start, allowing four runs over 2.1 innings pitched. He joined Conor Grady, Antonio Velez and Shane Drohan in making his first career start in 2019.
Relief pitcher Clayton Kwiatkowski set season-highs with 2.2 innings pitched and four strikeouts.
Drew Mendoza singled and walked twice and has successfully reached base in all 20 games this season. His team-high seventh home run of the season broke a 6-6 tie in the eighth inning and matched his seven home runs from 2018.
FSU improved to 17-6 all-time against FIU.
Conor Grady earned his third win of the year, tied with CJ Van Eyk for most on the team.

       NAME             POSITION AB  R  H RBI BB SO PO  A
======================= ======== == == == === == == == ==
Mike Salvatore          2B        4  1  0   1  1  0  4  3
Reese Albert            RF-CF     2  1  2   0  3  0  1  0
Drew Mendoza            3B        3  1  2   4  2  0  2  4
Cooper Swanson          1B        5  0  0   0  0  1  6  0
Robby Martin            DH-RF     5  2  2   0  0  0  0  0
J.C. Flowers            CF-P      2  2  1   1  2  0  4  0
Elijah Cabell           LF        4  0  0   1  0  2  0  0
Nander De Sedas         SS        4  1  2   1  0  0  0  1
Jonathan Foster         C         4  1  1   1  0  1 10  1
Tyler Ahearn            P                            0  0
  Clayton Kwiatkowski   P                            0  0
  Austin Pollock        P                            0  0
  Conor Grady           P                            0  0
                                 ========================
FSU                              33  9 10   9  8  4 27  9
Opp                              33  6  9   6  4 10 24 11

E - Opp-1, FSU-Nander De Sedas (5)
2B - Opp-1, FSU-Robby Martin (8), Nander De Sedas (6)
HR - Opp-2, FSU-Drew Mendoza (7), J.C. Flowers (5)
SF - Opp-1
CS - Opp-1

       NAME                      IP  H  R ER BB SO
============================== ==== == == == == ==
Tyler Ahearn                    2.1  3  4  4  2  2
Clayton Kwiatkowski             2.2  4  2  1  0  4
Austin Pollock                  1.2  1  0  0  1  3
Conor Grady          W (3-1)    1.1  0  0  0  0  1
J.C. Flowers         Sv(4)      1.0  1  0  0  1  0
                               ===================
FSU                             9.0  9  6  5  4 10
Opp                  L          8.0 10  9  9  8  4





 
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Florida State 7, Notre Dame 1
03/23/2019, Notre Dame, Ind.

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FL International	0	0	4	0	2	0	0	0	0	6	9	1
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From the FSU Website, seminoles.com.

Noles Split Doubleheader at Notre Dame.
Parrish (3-1) pitches six shutout innings in game one.

NOTRE DAME, Ind. � No. 19 Florida State (16-6, 4-4 ACC) split Saturday�s doubleheader at Notre Dame (9-11, 5-3), winning game one 7-1 and dropping the second game 12-3. Drew Mendoza and Elijah Cabell homered in game one, supporting a six inning, no runs allowed performance from Drew Parrish (3-1).

GAME 1 � FSU 7, Notre Dame 1
Drew Parrish pitched six shutout innings, and FSU pounded out 10 hits, to top Notre Dame 7-1 in the series opener. Elijah Cabell and Drew Mendoza each hit home runs, while Robby Martin added three RBI and had two of FSU�s four doubles.

Notre Dame stranded a pair of runners in the first and second innings as Parrish did a good job working out of trouble and not allowing the Fighting Irish to score. The junior southpaw finished allowing just two hits, two walks and nine strikeouts in 6.0 innings.

Parrish retired his final 13 batters faced, from the second to sixth innings, and his nine strikeouts were a season high. In four career appearances against the Irish, Parrish is 3-0 with a 1.27 earned run average over 28.1 innings.

FSU struck in the fourth inning when Nander De Sedas was hit by a pitch, followed by back-to-back doubles from J.C. Flowers and Robby Martin to give FSU a 2-0 lead. Mike Salvatore�s third single of the game scored Martin and extended FSU�s lead to 3-0.

Cabell�s sixth home run of the season scored Mendoza and gave FSU a 5-0 lead in the fifth inning.

Chase Haney threw two innings out of the bullpen, allowing a run on three hits and struck out three hitters. Gage Hutchinson pitched a perfect ninth inning with another two strikeouts.

Martin added an RBI double in the eighth inning and Mendoza hit his team-high eighth home run of the season in the ninth, already surpassing his 2018 total of seven.

OF NOTE

The Florida State series is Notre Dame�s first home games of 2019. Friday�s game was postponed to Saturday due to cold weather.
Drew Parrish set a season high with nine strikeouts, tied with CJ Van Eyk�s nine at NC State as the most for a Seminole in 2019. Parrish�s third win matched Van Eyk and Conor Grady for the team lead.
Second baseman Mike Salvatore singled in the first, third and fourth innings, his team-high ninth multi-hit game of the year. He had two hits in 13 at-bats (three games) against the Irish in 2018.
Robby Martin snapped an 11-game RBI-less streak with a two-run double in the fourth inning and another RBI double in the eighth. Despite the prolonged drought, Martin still leads FSU in doubles (10), RBI (24) and batting average (.373).
Drew Mendoza doubled and homered in game one, his team-high 13th and 14th extra-base hits of the season. He has safely reached base in all 21 games this year.
Elijah Cabell homered in the fifth inning, his sixth of the season. Entering the weekend, Florida State was the only school in the country with four players to hit five or more home runs (Mendoza 8, Cabell 6, Swanson & Flowers 5).
Catcher Mat Nelson was hit by two pitches; Nander De Sedas was hit once.

GAME 2 � Notre Dame 12, FSU 3
FSU could not maintain the momentum from game one, falling to the Irish 12-3 in the nightcap. Starting pitcher CJ Van Eyk (3-2) struggled through 3.2 innings, allowing seven runs (four earned) with six walks and three hits.

The defense did him no favors, with two errors that led to three unearned runs.

Notre Dame starter Cameron Brown (1-2) went the distance for the Irish, allowing three earned runs and seven hits. He struck out 12 Seminoles over 113 pitches.

FSU scored on a second inning double from Elijah Cabell, who came around to score on a passed ball from Brown. The Noles added a run on Mike Salvatore�s second RBI single of the game to score Cooper Swanson.

Jonathan Foster had two hits, his first career multi-hit game, with an RBI single in the seventh inning.

Clayton Kwiatkowski, Cade Hungate and Gage Hutchinson appeared out of the FSU bullpen, combining to allow eight hits and five runs in 4.1 innings.

       NAME             POSITION AB  R  H RBI BB SO PO  A
======================= ======== == == == === == == == ==
Mike Salvatore          2B        5  0  3   1  0  0  0  3
Reese Albert            RF        4  0  0   0  0  0  0  0
  Tim Becker            RF        1  0  0   0  0  0  1  0
Drew Mendoza            3B        5  2  2   1  0  1  1  1
Elijah Cabell           LF        4  1  1   2  1  1  2  0
Nander De Sedas         SS        4  1  0   0  0  1  1  0
J.C. Flowers            CF        3  2  2   0  1  0  0  0
Robby Martin            DH        4  1  2   3  0  1  0  0
Cooper Swanson          1B        2  0  0   0  1  0  6  0
  Nico Baldor           PH-1B     1  0  0   0  0  0  2  0
Matheu Nelson           C         2  0  0   0  0  1 14  0
Drew Parrish            P                            0  3
  Chase Haney           P                            0  0
  Gage Hutchinson       P                            0  0
                                 ========================
FSU                              35  7 10   7  3  5 27  7
Opp                              32  1  5   1  2 14 27 11

E - Opp-1, FSU-Cooper Swanson (4)
2B - Opp-1, FSU-Drew Mendoza (6), J.C. Flowers (5), Robby Martin 2 (10)
HR - FSU-Drew Mendoza (8), Elijah Cabell (6)
HBP - FSU-Nander De Sedas (5), Matheu Nelson 2 (4)
SB - FSU-Elijah Cabell (4)
CS - FSU-Elijah Cabell (1), Robby Martin (1)

       NAME                      IP  H  R ER BB SO
============================== ==== == == == == ==
Drew Parrish         W (3-1)    6.0  2  0  0  2  9
Chase Haney                     2.0  3  1  1  0  3
Gage Hutchinson                 1.0  0  0  0  0  2
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FSU                             9.0  5  1  1  2 14
Opp                  L          9.0 10  7  7  3  5





 
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Notre Dame 12, Florida State 3
03/23/2019, Notre Dame, Ind.

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From the FSU Website, seminoles.com.

Noles Split Doubleheader at Notre Dame.
Parrish (3-1) pitches six shutout innings in game one.

Cabell�s sixth home run of the season scored Mendoza and gave FSU a 5-0 lead in the fifth inning.

Chase Haney threw two innings out of the bullpen, allowing a run on three hits and struck out three hitters. Gage Hutchinson pitched a perfect ninth inning with another two strikeouts.

Martin added an RBI double in the eighth inning and Mendoza hit his team-high eighth home run of the season in the ninth, already surpassing his 2018 total of seven.

OF NOTE

The Florida State series is Notre Dame�s first home games of 2019. Friday�s game was postponed to Saturday due to cold weather.
Drew Parrish set a season high with nine strikeouts, tied with CJ Van Eyk�s nine at NC State as the most for a Seminole in 2019. Parrish�s third win matched Van Eyk and Conor Grady for the team lead.
Second baseman Mike Salvatore singled in the first, third and fourth innings, his team-high ninth multi-hit game of the year. He had two hits in 13 at-bats (three games) against the Irish in 2018.
Robby Martin snapped an 11-game RBI-less streak with a two-run double in the fourth inning and another RBI double in the eighth. Despite the prolonged drought, Martin still leads FSU in doubles (10), RBI (24) and batting average (.373).
Drew Mendoza doubled and homered in game one, his team-high 13th and 14th extra-base hits of the season. He has safely reached base in all 21 games this year.
Elijah Cabell homered in the fifth inning, his sixth of the season. Entering the weekend, Florida State was the only school in the country with four players to hit five or more home runs (Mendoza 8, Cabell 6, Swanson & Flowers 5).
Catcher Mat Nelson was hit by two pitches; Nander De Sedas was hit once.

The defense did him no favors, with two errors that led to three unearned runs.

Notre Dame starter Cameron Brown (1-2) went the distance for the Irish, allowing three earned runs and seven hits. He struck out 12 Seminoles over 113 pitches.

Jonathan Foster had two hits, his first career multi-hit game, with an RBI single in the seventh inning.

Clayton Kwiatkowski, Cade Hungate and Gage Hutchinson appeared out of the FSU bullpen, combining to allow eight hits and five runs in 4.1 innings.

       NAME             POSITION AB  R  H RBI BB SO PO  A
======================= ======== == == == === == == == ==
Mike Salvatore          2B        4  0  1   1  0  1  0  3
Reese Albert            RF        3  0  0   0  0  1  2  0
  Carter Smith          PH-3B     1  0  0   0  0  0  0  0
Drew Mendoza            3B        3  0  0   0  0  3  0  0
  Nico Baldor           PH-1B     1  0  0   0  0  1  2  0
Elijah Cabell           LF        3  1  2   0  0  1  4  0
  Tim Becker            PH-LF     0  0  0   0  1  0  0  0
Nander De Sedas         SS        4  0  0   0  0  2  0  1
J.C. Flowers            CF        4  1  1   0  0  1  1  0
Robby Martin            DH-RF     3  0  0   0  1  0  0  0
Cooper Swanson          1B        3  1  1   0  0  1  7  0
  Gage Hutchinson       P         1  0  0   0  0  1  0  1
Jonathan Foster         C         3  0  2   1  0  0  8  1
C.J. Van Eyk            P                            0  1
  Clayton Kwiatkowski   P                            0  0
  Cade Hungate          P                            0  0
                                 ========================
FSU                              33  3  7   2  2 12 24  7
Opp                              34 12 11  12  9  9 27 10

E - Opp-1, FSU-Mike Salvatore (2), Nico Baldor (1), Jonathan Foster (1)
2B - Opp-2, FSU-Elijah Cabell (5), J.C. Flowers (6), Cooper Swanson (1)
HBP - Opp-1
SH - Opp-2
SF - Opp-2
SB - Opp-1

       NAME                      IP  H  R ER BB SO
============================== ==== == == == == ==
C.J. Van Eyk         L (3-2)    3.2  3  7  4  6  3
Clayton Kwiatkowski             1.0  5  2  2  0  2
Cade Hungate                    0.2  2  3  3  2  1
Gage Hutchinson                 2.2  1  0  0  1  3
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Florida State 3, Notre Dame 1
03/24/2019, Notre Dame, Ind.

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From the FSU Website, seminoles.com.

Noles Toss One-Hitter, Win Series at Notre Dame.
Drohan, Grady & Flowers lead Noles past Irish.

NOTRE DAME, Ind. � No. 19 Florida State (17-6, 5-4) threw a one-hitter at Notre Dame (9-12, 5-4) Sunday, topping the Fighting Irish 3-1 in 10 innings at Frank Eck Stadium. Shane Drohan, Conor Grady (4-1) and J.C. Flowers combined to give up just one sixth-inning double and struck out 11 batters.

Drohan pitched a career-high 5.1 innings with six strikeouts. Eric Gilgenbach�s double was the last batter Drohan faced and Grady entered after 100 pitches. A sacrifice fly tied the game, but Grady did not allow a runner to reach base in his outing. Grady finished with 3.2 innings pitched, a career high, and tied a career high with five strikeouts.

After FSU scored a pair of runs in the top of the 10th inning, Flowers walked the first two batters but forced a sacrifice bunt and two straight groundouts to end the game and notch his fifth save of the season.

Elijah Cabell knocked a triple to left-centerfield in the sixth inning and gave FSU a 1-0 lead when he scored on a wild pitch.

FSU improved to 2-0 in extra innings in 2019. With two outs, Reese Albert singled off Joe Boyle (1-1) before Drew Mendoza and Cabell reached on throwing errors by shortstop Jared Miller to give FSU a 3-1 lead.

OF NOTE

Florida State has won the season series against Notre Dame four consecutive seasons. The teams split a doubleheader on Saturday.
Sunday�s game began at 11:00 a.m. with expected rain coming later in the afternoon.
Shane Drohan set a career high with 5.1 innings pitched. It is his second consecutive outing reaching five innings pitched.
Conor Grady set a career high with 3.2 innings pitched out of the bullpen. He tied a career high with five strikeouts.
J.C. Flowers stole his fourth base of the year in the second inning. Robby Martin stole his first career base in the sixth inning.
Elijah Cabell hit his first career triple in the sixth inning and scored FSU�s first run on a wild pitch. As a team, FSU has five triples, one shy of the team�s mark from 2018.
Flowers earned his fifth save of the season.
Sunday was the second time this season the Seminoles� allowed one or fewer hits; FSU combined for a no-hitter on Opening Day against Maine.

       NAME             POSITION AB  R  H RBI BB SO PO  A
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Mike Salvatore          2B        4  0  0   0  0  0  2  2
Reese Albert            RF-CF     5  1  2   0  0  1  5  0
Drew Mendoza            3B        4  1  0   0  1  1  0  0
Elijah Cabell           LF        4  1  1   0  1  2  1  0
Robby Martin            DH-RF     3  0  1   0  2  1  0  0
J.C. Flowers            CF-P      3  0  1   0  1  0  1  2
Nander De Sedas         SS        4  0  0   0  0  3  0  5
Nico Baldor             1B        4  0  0   0  0  1 10  0
Matheu Nelson           C         4  0  0   0  0  2 11  0
Shane Drohan            P                            0  0
  Conor Grady           P                            0  0
                                 ========================
FSU                              35  3  5   0  5 11 30  9
Opp                              30  1  1   1  6 11 30  7

E - Opp-2, FSU-Drew Mendoza (4)
2B - Opp-1, FSU-Reese Albert (3), Robby Martin (11)
3B - FSU-Elijah Cabell (1)
HBP - FSU-Mike Salvatore (4)
SH - Opp-1
SF - Opp-1
SB - Opp-1, FSU-Robby Martin (1), J.C. Flowers (4)

       NAME                      IP  H  R ER BB SO
============================== ==== == == == == ==
Shane Drohan                    5.1  1  1  1  4  6
Conor Grady          W (4-1)    3.2  0  0  0  0  5
J.C. Flowers         Sv(5)      1.0  0  0  0  2  0
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FSU                            10.0  1  1  1  6 11
Opp                  L         10.0  5  3  1  5 11





 
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Florida 4, Florida State 2
03/26/2019, Jacksonville, Fla.

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From the FSU Website, seminoles.com.

Defensive Miscues Lead Gators Past Noles.
FSU pitching does not allow earned run; Salvatore goes deep.

JACKSONVILLE, Fla. � In front of 8,041 fans at the Baseball Grounds of Jacksonville, No. 24 Florida State fell to No. 21 Florida 4-2 Tuesday evening.

The Seminoles got a quality start out of Jonah Scolaro as he went a career-high four innings. The lefty gave up just three hits and no earned runs on 65 pitches of work.

The Gators took the lead in the fifth inning as the leadoff runner reached via an error on Nander De Sedas. Austin Langworthy followed with a double down the left field line to break the deadlock and give UF a 1-0 advantage.

Florida starter Nolan Crisp retired 14 straight batters entering the sixth inning. FSU catcher Mat Nelson walked to leadoff the inning before Mike Salvatore gave the Seminoles the lead with an opposite field shot that cleared the short portion of the wall in right field.

Reese Albert and Drew Mendoza both followed with singles to put the pressure on the Gators. However, Elijah Cabell struck out and both Robby Martin and J.C. Flowers flew out to end the inning.

�We did a lot of things right, no excuses (on the loss), but I like the direction this ball club is heading,� Head Coach Mike Martin said.

�We hit a lot of balls hard, but right at people. That�s baseball, it�s how the game works sometimes.�

Florida re-took the lead in the 7th due to some poor fielding by the Seminoles. With two outs and a runner at first, an error on Mendoza kept the inning alive for UF.

The next batter hit a slow roller to second that Salvatore threw away, allowing the tying run to come around and score. The Gators scored two more with a double to center field giving them a 4-2 lead.

The final three innings of the contest, the Seminoles continued to get runners on, but struggled to get any around and in. The Noles put two on in the 7th with two outs, but Albert flew out to center to end the threat. In the 8th, again the Noles had a shot to do some damage as Cabell reached on a hit-by-pitch and Flowers reached on catcher�s interference with two outs. De Sedas then hit a screamer to right field that was caught on a line near the wall to end the inning.

FSU had one final chance in the 9th inning, as Alec Sanchez reached on an error with one out, bringing the tying run to the plate. But Salvatore lined out to center and Albert struck out to end the game.

       NAME             POSITION AB  R  H RBI BB SO PO  A
======================= ======== == == == === == == == ==
Mike Salvatore          2B        5  1  3   2  0  0  3  3
Reese Albert            RF        5  0  1   0  0  1  0  0
Drew Mendoza            3B        3  0  1   0  1  1  0  2
Elijah Cabell           LF        3  0  0   0  0  2  1  0
  Tim Becker            LF        0  0  0   0  0  0  0  0
Robby Martin            DH        4  0  0   0  0  2  0  0
J.C. Flowers            CF        3  0  0   0  0  1  1  0
Nander De Sedas         SS        3  0  0   0  0  0  1  4
Nico Baldor             1B        3  0  0   0  0  2 10  0
  Carter Smith          PH        1  0  0   0  0  1  0  0
Matheu Nelson           C         2  1  0   0  1  0 10  0
  Alec Sanchez          PH        1  0  0   0  0  0  0  0
Jonah Scolaro           P                            0  1
  Chase Haney           P                            0  1
  Antonio Velez         P                            0  0
  Conor Grady           P                            0  0
  Tyler Ahearn          P                            1  0
  Clayton Kwiatkowski   P                            0  0
                                 ========================
FSU                              33  2  5   2  2 10 27 11
Opp                              32  4  6   3  3 10 27  2

E - Opp-2, FSU-Mike Salvatore (3), Drew Mendoza (5), Nander De Sedas (6)
2B - Opp-3
HR - FSU-Mike Salvatore (3)
HBP - Opp-1, FSU-Elijah Cabell (9), Nander De Sedas (6)
SH - Opp-1
SB - Opp-1

       NAME                      IP  H  R ER BB SO
============================== ==== == == == == ==
Jonah Scolaro                   4.0  3  1  0  2  2
Chase Haney                     2.1  0  1  0  1  3
Antonio Velez        L (2-2)    0.1  0  1  0  0  1
Conor Grady                     0.1  2  1  0  0  1
Tyler Ahearn                    1.0  1  0  0  0  1
Clayton Kwiatkowski             1.0  0  0  0  0  2
                               ===================
FSU                             9.0  6  4  0  3 10
Opp                  W          9.0  5  2  2  2 10





 
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Boston College 10, Florida State 7
03/29/2019, Tallahassee, Fla.

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Florida	0	0	0	0	1	0	3	0	0	4	6	2
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From the FSU Website, seminoles.com.

Comeback Falls Short as Eagles Top Noles.
Freshman Robby Martin tallies four RBI

TALLAHASSEE, Fla. � No. 21 Florida State scored four runs in the eighth inning but could not complete a comeback Friday, falling to Boston College 10-7 on Mike Martin Field at Dick Howser Stadium. The Seminoles (17-8, 5-5 ACC) fell behind 7-0 through 3.5 innings, but a sixth-inning bases-loaded walk proved to be the winning run for the Eagles (13-12, 4-6 ACC).

Freshman Robby Martin had four RBI in the contest.

Dan Metzdorf improved to 3-2 for the Eagles, giving up three runs over six innings. Drew Parrish (3-2) allowed five runs in just 1.1 innings in the loss.

Martin hit a two-run double in the fourth inning and a two-run single in the eighth. Mike Salvatore added a two-run double in the eighth inning to cut the lead to 8-7.

The Eagles took an early lead on Gian Martellini�s three-run home run off Parrish in the first inning. It was Martellini�s second home run of the season.

The Noles had a chance to answer in the bottom of the inning against Metzdorf when Salvatore and Reese Albert walked and Drew Mendoza singled with no outs. FSU could not capitalize, however, when Elijah Cabell struck out and J.C. Flowers grounded into a double play.

BC added to its lead with a sacrifice fly and an RBI single in the second inning to chase Parrish after just 1.1 innings, the shortest start of his career. Austin Pollock came on and allowed two runs on four hits over 1.2 innings.

Freshman Cade Hungate induced a bases-loaded double play and a strikeout to end the fourth inning with the Eagles leading 7-0.

FSU began to chip away at the Eagles� lead in the fourth. After Cabell and Nander De Sedas singled, Martin hit his team-high 12th double of the season to score both runners. Jonathan Foster, a second-inning substitute behind the plate, singled to score Martin and cut the lead to 7-3 through four innings.

The Eagles added a run in the sixth against Tyler Ahearn to make the lead 8-3.

FSU put two runners on with one out in the seventh but could not push a run across. In the eighth against reliever Joey Walsh, Cabell and Flowers walked and De Sedas was hit by a pitch to load the bases with no outs. Martin scored two on a two-run single before Salvatore closed the margin to 8-7 with a two-run double.

In the ninth, Antonio Velez allowed a pair of runs, the second unearned on a passed ball. Down to its last three outs, Matt Gill gave up back-to-back singles to Cabell and Flowers but retired the next two batters to earn his first save of the year.

OF NOTE

Boston College�s No. 11, Sal Frelick, will wear No. 35 throughout the weekend to honor Florida State head coach Mike Martin, who wears No. 11.
The Eagles� senior class presented Martin with a plaque with �11� decals from each of Boston�s four major sports teams.
Robby Martin entered the weekend ranked 16th nationally with 11 doubles. His 12 are a team high, five more than Mike Salvatore, who hit his 7th Friday night.
Martin had four RBI Friday. His 28 RBI are also a team high, as are his three games with at least four RBI.
J.C. Flowers recorded FSU�s first outfield assist of the year in the fifth inning, gunning down the lead runner at third base. He has six outfield assists for his career.
Elijah Cabell had FSU�s second outfield assist of the year, throwing out Chris Galland at the plate to end the eighth inning.
Junior Carter Smith entered as a defensive sub at first base, his first time this season playing first base.

       NAME             POSITION AB  R  H RBI BB SO PO  A
======================= ======== == == == === == == == ==
Mike Salvatore          2B        4  0  2   2  1  0  2  2
Reese Albert            RF        3  0  1   0  2  0  2  0
Drew Mendoza            3B        5  0  1   0  0  3  1  2
Elijah Cabell           LF        4  2  2   0  1  1  1  1
J.C. Flowers            CF        4  1  1   0  1  0  4  1
Nander De Sedas         SS        4  2  1   0  0  0  2  3
Cooper Swanson          1B        3  0  0   0  0  3  4  1
  Carter Smith          1B        2  0  0   0  0  1  3  0
Robby Martin            DH        3  1  2   4  1  1  0  0
Matheu Nelson           C         0  0  0   0  0  0  3  0
  Jonathan Foster       PH-C      4  1  1   1  0  1  4  1
Drew Parrish            P                            0  0
  Austin Pollock        P                            0  0
  Cade Hungate          P                            0  0
  Gage Hutchinson       P                            0  0
  Tyler Ahearn          P                            1  0
  Clayton Kwiatkowski   P                            0  1
  Antonio Velez         P                            0  1
  Chase Haney           P                            0  0
                                 ========================
FSU                              36  7 11   7  6 10 27 13
Opp                              37 10 14   8 12  7 27  9

E - FSU-Mike Salvatore (4)
2B - Opp-3, FSU-Mike Salvatore (7), Robby Martin (12)
HR - Opp-1
HBP - Opp-1, FSU-Nander De Sedas (7)
SH - Opp-1
SF - Opp-1
SB - Opp-2

       NAME                      IP  H  R ER BB SO
============================== ==== == == == == ==
Drew Parrish         L (3-2)    1.1  5  5  5  2  1
Austin Pollock                  1.2  4  2  2  3  2
Cade Hungate                    1.1  1  0  0  1  1
Gage Hutchinson                 0.2  0  0  0  1  0
Tyler Ahearn                    1.0  1  1  1  2  2
Clayton Kwiatkowski             2.0  1  0  0  2  1
Antonio Velez                   0.1  2  2  1  1  0
Chase Haney                     0.2  0  0  0  0  0
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FSU                             9.0 14 10  9 12  7
Opp                  W-Sv       9.0 11  7  7  6 10





 
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Florida State 4, Boston College 3
03/30/2019, Tallahassee, Fla.

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Boston College	3	2	1	1	0	1	0	0	2	10	14	0
Florida State	0	0	0	3	0	0	0	4	0	7	11	1

From the FSU Website, seminoles.com.

Salvy Single Leads FSU to Walk-Off Win.
FSU beats BC 4-3; Scolaro earns first win of year.

TALLAHASSEE, Fla. � Florida State walked-off winners for the fourth time this year, beating Boston College 4-3 on Mike Salvatore�s single Saturday night. The win moves the Seminoles to 18-8 overall with a 6-5 conference mark, while Boston College falls to 13-13 and 4-7 in the Atlantic Coast Conference. Jonah Scolaro earned his first win of the season with his three innings of relief.

Tim Becker walked to begin the bottom of the ninth inning and moved into scoring position by way of a sacrifice bunt from Matheu Nelson. Salvatore then hammered the third pitch he saw from Joey Walsh (0-2) through the right side, and Becker was able to slide home right as the ball arrived.

Boston College notched seven hits against starter CJ Van Eyk, but all seven were singles and the Eagles lone run against the right-hander was unearned in the sixth inning. Of the three runs Boston College scored, only one was earned.

Van Eyk and Scolaro combined to allow 11 hits (10 singles and a double) and strike out eight. The Eagles were 0-for-3 with the bases loaded, including Scolaro�s strikeout to end the top of ninth inning without allowing the go-ahead run.

After falling behind 7-0 in Friday�s opener, Florida State struck for three runs in the first inning Saturday. First baseman Carter Smith reached on a bunt single, Drew Mendoza and Elijah Cabell walked and Robby Martin notched his team-high 29th RBI on a groundout. J.C. Flowers hit a two-out single to give FSU a 3-0 lead through one inning.

FSU loaded the bases on three walks from Zach Stromberg in the fifth inning, but Sean Hughes struck out Cabell and Will Hesslink forced a Martin groundout to escape the potential damage.

The Eagles scored in the sixth inning when Brian Dempsey singled, Cody Morissette reached on a throwing error and Dempsey scored on a wild pitch. Van Eyk was able to get out of the inning with back-to-back groundouts to the mound to keep FSU�s lead 3-1.

In the top of the seventh inning, Boston College tied the game. With runners on first and second, Mendoza rushed a throw to first that allowed a run to score, followed by Dempsey�s RBI single to score Jake Alu and tie the score at 3-3. Scolaro retired the next two batters to keep the score tied.

Salvatore�s single in the ninth inning was just the Seminoles� fourth hit of the game. FSU drew eight walks and struck out just five times.

OF NOTE

Junior Carter Smith made his first start at first base and hit second in the lineup. He reached on a bunt in his first at-bat.
Tim Becker made his first career start Saturday for the injured Reese Albert in right field.
Catcher Mat Nelson threw out his fifth and sixth base-runners of the year. Nelson added his third double of the season to start the seventh, FSU�s only extra-base hit.
FSU has four walk-off wins this season from four different players � Mat Nelson, Nander De Sedas, J.C. Flowers and Salvatore.

       NAME             POSITION AB  R  H RBI BB SO PO  A
======================= ======== == == == === == == == ==
Mike Salvatore          2B        3  0  1   1  1  0  1  0
Carter Smith            1B        2  1  1   0  0  0  1  0
  Cooper Swanson        PH-1B     0  0  0   0  1  0  0  0
  Nico Baldor           1B        1  0  0   0  0  1  3  0
Drew Mendoza            3B        1  1  0   0  3  0  2  1
Elijah Cabell           LF        2  1  0   0  2  1  2  0
Robby Martin            DH        4  0  0   1  0  1  0  0
J.C. Flowers            CF        4  0  1   2  0  0  2  0
Nander De Sedas         SS        4  0  0   0  0  1  4  0
Tim Becker              RF        3  1  0   0  1  1  2  0
Matheu Nelson           C         3  0  1   0  0  0  9  2
C.J. Van Eyk            P                            1  2
  Jonah Scolaro         P                            0  3
                                 ========================
FSU                              27  4  4   4  8  5 27  8
Opp                              38  3 11   1  2  8 25  6

E - FSU-Cooper Swanson (5), Drew Mendoza (6)
2B - Opp-1, FSU-Matheu Nelson (3)
HBP - Opp-1, FSU-Mike Salvatore (5)
SH - FSU-Matheu Nelson (4)
SB - FSU-J.C. Flowers (5)
CS - Opp-2

       NAME                      IP  H  R ER BB SO
============================== ==== == == == == ==
C.J. Van Eyk                    6.0  7  1  0  0  5
Jonah Scolaro        W (1-0)    3.0  4  2  1  2  3
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FSU                             9.0 11  3  1  2  8
Opp                  L          8.1  4  4  4  8  5





 
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Boston College 8, Florida State 0
03/31/2019, Tallahassee, Fla.

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Boston College	0	0	0	0	0	1	2	0	0	3	11	0
Florida State	3	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	1	4	4	2

From the FSU Website, seminoles.com.

Eagles Take Series with Sunday Win.
Drohan sets career-highs in K & IP.

TALLAHASSEE, Fla. � Despite a career-high 5.2 innings and eight strikeouts from Shane Drohan, Florida State fell to Boston College 8-0 Sunday afternoon at Dick Howser Stadium. Eagles starter Mason Pelio (4-1) allowed just two hits over seven innings and BC scored three runs on four hits in the seventh inning to secure the series victory.

Drohan gave up six hits but worked out of trouble throughout his outing, stranding eight runners on base.

The Florida State bats were quiet for the second consecutive game, tallying just four hits against Pelio and Matt Gill out of the BC bullpen. FSU won a walk-off single Saturday but also had just four hits in the win.

Boston College threatened early and often but could not capitalize against Drohan over the first five innings. The Eagles got six hits, walked twice and was hit by a pitch against the left-hander but left six runners on base.

After a pair of hits in the sixth inning, Drohan was pulled after a career-high 5.2 innings pitched and eight strikeouts. Conor Grady (4-2) came on with two outs, runners on the corners and forced a pop up to Robby Martin in right field to keep the game scoreless.

Pelio gave up a double in the second inning and a single in the sixth, but FSU could not capitalize against the freshman. Pelio finished with two hits allowed, one walk, three hit batters and eight strikeouts over seven innings for his fourth win of the year.

Grady gave up four hits in the seventh inning, including Sal Frelick�s fourth home run of the season and a Gian Martellini RBI single, and Boston College took a 3-0 lead to the bottom of the frame.

Elijah Cabell and Nander De Sedas reached in the seventh but Pelio struck out the side to keep the Seminoles at bay. FSU also stranded two runners in the eighth against Matt Gill.

Clayton Kwiatkowski allowed four runs in the eighth inning on four hits and an FSU error.

The Eagles won the regular-season series against FSU for just the second time since joining the ACC and the first time since 2009.

OF NOTE

Nander De Sedas and J.C. Flowers hit their seventh doubles of the season, tied with Mike Salvatore for second on the team (Robby Martin has 12).
De Sedas, Elijah Cabell and Carter Smith were all hit by a pitch Sunday. Cabell leads FSU with 10 on the season; De Sedas is second with eight.
Mat Nelson picked off Boston College�s first baserunner of the game in the first inning. He also laid down his fifth sacrifice bunt of the year and has five of FSU�s six sac bunts on the season.
Shane Drohan set career highs with 5.2 innings pitched and eight strikeouts. The sophomore has set career innings-pitched highs his past three outings.
Friday was the first time since March 14, 2017 that FSU and its opponent were both scoreless through six innings.

       NAME             POSITION AB  R  H RBI BB SO PO  A
======================= ======== == == == === == == == ==
Mike Salvatore          2B        4  0  0   0  0  1  2  3
Robby Martin            RF        4  0  1   0  0  1  3  0
Drew Mendoza            3B        4  0  0   0  0  3  1  0
Elijah Cabell           LF        3  0  0   0  0  3  1  0
J.C. Flowers            CF        4  0  1   0  0  1  2  0
Nander De Sedas         SS        2  0  1   0  1  1  1  1
Cooper Swanson          DH        4  0  0   0  0  1  0  0
Carter Smith            1B        1  0  0   0  1  1  5  1
Matheu Nelson           C         2  0  1   0  0  0 11  1
  Jonathan Foster       C         0  0  0   0  0  0  0  0
Shane Drohan            P                            0  1
  Conor Grady           P                            0  1
  Clayton Kwiatkowski   P                            0  0
  Jack Anderson         P                            1  0
                                 ========================
FSU                              28  0  4   0  2 12 27  8
Opp                              41  8 15   6  4 10 27  6

E - FSU-Carter Smith 2 (2)
2B - Opp-4, FSU-J.C. Flowers (7), Nander De Sedas (7)
HR - Opp-1
HBP - Opp-1, FSU-Elijah Cabell (10), Nander De Sedas (8), Carter Smith (1)
SH - Opp-1, FSU-Matheu Nelson (5)
SF - Opp-1
SB - Opp-3

       NAME                      IP  H  R ER BB SO
============================== ==== == == == == ==
Shane Drohan                    5.2  6  0  0  2  8
Conor Grady          L (4-2)    1.1  4  3  3  1  0
Clayton Kwiatkowski             1.0  4  4  1  1  2
Jack Anderson                   1.0  1  1  0  0  0
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FSU                             9.0 15  8  4  4 10
Opp                  W          9.0  4  0  0  2 12





 
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Jacksonville 3, Florida State 2
04/02/2019, Tallahassee, Fla.

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Boston College	0	0	0	0	0	0	3	4	1	8	15	0
Florida State	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	4	2

From the FSU Website, seminoles.com.

Noles Fall in 11 to JU.
Six-game win streak vs. Dolphins snapped.

TALLAHASSEE, Fla. � Cory Garrastazu�s RBI single in the 11th inning led Jacksonville (19-10) to a 3-2 victory over Florida State (18-10) Tuesday evening on Mike Martin Field at Dick Howser Stadium. The Dolphins� win snapped the Seminoles six-game winning streak in the series.

J.C. Flowers earned the start on the mound for FSU, the first of his career. The Seminoles regular centerfielder, Flowers pitched a career high 3.0 innings and struck out three batters without allowing a run on just one hit and a walk.

In the top of the fourth, Flowers moved to center field, Elijah Cabell moved to the left field and right-hander Tyler Ahearn came on to pitch. The Dolphins reached on an error and a single to start the frame, but a strikeout and two pop ups left both players in scoring position.

Mike Salvatore launched his fourth home run of the season in the fifth inning to score Mat Nelson and give FSU a 2-0 lead. Salvatore, FSU�s leadoff hitter, has four home runs on the season and 28 RBI, already surpassing his 2018 total of 27 in 34 fewer games.

Jonah Scolaro recorded four outs in the fifth and sixth innings, leaving with the bases loaded in the sixth. Chase Haney relieved the southpaw and let up an RBI single to Jacob Southern before setting down the next two hitters and leaving the bases loaded.

Jacksonville starter Austin Temple was pulled in the sixth inning, giving up five hits and five walks in 5.2 innings over 100 pitches. Jagger McCoy pitched 2.1 innings without allowing a hit to get the Dolphins to the ninth inning. Nick Love (2-0) threw the 9th and 10th innings without allowing a baserunner.

Antonio Velez gave up a pair of doubles to Angel Camacho and Southern in the eighth inning to tie the game at 2-2. Conor Grady (4-3) did not allow a run in his first two innings, but the Dolphins scored a run on a leadoff double and a single to right field against the right-hander in the 11th inning.

Zach Bryant earned his sixth save of the year with a perfect 11th inning. The Dolphins retired the final 10 batters and faced the minimum over the final four innings.

OF NOTE

Junior J.C. Flowers made his first career start pitching Tuesday (he has started 127 games in center field) and served as FSU�s designated hitter. Flowers tied a career high with three strikeouts in 3.0 innings. For the season, he has not allowed a run in 11.2 innings pitched.
Three other Seminoles made their first career starts at certain positions Tuesday: Elijah Cabell in CF; Tim Becker in LF; and Nander De Sedas at 2B. Mike Salvatore made his first start at shortstop this season after starting all 62 at the position last year.
Elijah Cabell walked and doubled Tuesday, extending his streak of reaching base to eight games. Cabell has walked 27 times and been hit by 10 pitches and leads FSU with a .468 on-base percentage.
Robby Martin singled in his first two at-bats and his 10 multi-hit games this season trail only Mike Salvatore�s 11.
Salvatore hit his fourth home run of the season and now has 28 RBI, surpassing his 2018 total of 27.

       NAME             POSITION AB  R  H RBI BB SO PO  A
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Mike Salvatore          SS        5  1  1   2  0  0  0  5
J.C. Flowers            P-CF      5  0  0   0  0  2  2  1
Drew Mendoza            3B        4  0  0   0  1  1  2  1
Robby Martin            RF        4  0  2   0  1  1  3  0
Elijah Cabell           CF-LF     4  0  1   0  1  3  0  0
Nico Baldor             1B        1  0  0   0  1  0  6  0
  Cooper Swanson        1B        2  0  0   0  0  2  7  0
Nander De Sedas         2B        3  0  0   0  2  1  1  2
Tim Becker              LF        1  0  0   0  0  1  0  0
  Tyler Ahearn          P         0  0  0   0  0  0  0  0
  Alec Sanchez          PH        1  0  0   0  0  0  0  0
  Jonah Scolaro         P         0  0  0   0  0  0  0  0
  Chase Haney           P         0  0  0   0  0  0  1  0
  Carter Smith          PH        1  0  0   0  0  1  0  0
  Antonio Velez         P         0  0  0   0  0  0  0  1
  Jonathan Foster       PH        1  0  0   0  0  0  0  0
  Conor Grady           P         0  0  0   0  0  0  0  1
  McGuire Weaver        PH        1  0  0   0  0  0  0  0
Matheu Nelson           C         3  1  1   0  1  1 11  2
                                 ========================
FSU                              36  2  5   2  7 13 33 13
Opp                              42  3 10   3  3 13 33 10

E - FSU-Nander De Sedas (7)
2B - Opp-3, FSU-Elijah Cabell (6)
HR - FSU-Mike Salvatore (4)
HBP - Opp-1
SH - Opp-1, FSU-Nico Baldor (1)

       NAME                      IP  H  R ER BB SO
============================== ==== == == == == ==
J.C. Flowers                    3.0  1  0  0  1  3
Tyler Ahearn                    1.0  1  0  0  0  1
Jonah Scolaro                   1.1  2  1  1  1  1
Chase Haney                     0.2  1  0  0  0  0
Antonio Velez                   2.0  2  1  1  0  3
Conor Grady          L (4-3)    3.0  3  1  1  1  5
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FSU                            11.0 10  3  3  3 13
Opp                  W-Sv      11.0  5  2  2  7 13





 
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Miami 11, Florida State 0
04/05/2019, Coral Gables, Fla.

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Jacksonville	0	0	0	0	0	1	0	1	0	0	1	3	10	0
Florida State	0	0	0	0	2	0	0	0	0	0	0	2	5	1

From the FSU Website, seminoles.com.

Noles Blanked at Miami.
Grand slam leads Canes.

CORAL GABLES, Fla. � Alex Toral�s fifth-inning grand slam led Miami to a 11-0 win over Florida State in front of 3,227 fans Friday at Mark Light Field.

Florida State starting pitch Drew Parrish faced the minimum through four innings, with the Hurricanes� lone baserunner in that span erased attempting to steal. In the fifth, Parrish gave up back-to-back singles to start the inning and an intentional walk before Toral�s ACC-leading 13th home run of the season off the batters eye in center field for a 4-0 lead.

Parrish walked two more batters to end his day, giving way to Austin Pollock. Pollock walked his only batter faced before Chase Haney struck out Freddy Zamora and Elijah Cabell made a diving catch off the bat of Adrian Del Castillo to limit the damage and end the inning.

FSU recorded three hits against Miami starter Evan McKendry over 7.0 innings and struck out nine times. Drew Mendoza walked twice and singled in the sixth inning, but FSU�s only hit with a runner on base came from former Hurricane Nico Baldor in the fourth inning.

In the seventh inning, Carter Smith earned his first action at catcher for Florida State. Tyler Ahearn walked a pair of batters in the frame before Zamora lined a two-out, two-run single to extend the lead to 6-0. Before Ahearn exited due to injury, Raymond Gil singled in Zamora for a 7-0 lead.

A two-run double and throwing error extended the Hurricane lead to 10-0 through seven innings. Miami added its final run in the eighth.

Mike Salvatore had two of Florida State�s four hits.

       NAME             POSITION AB  R  H RBI BB SO PO  A
======================= ======== == == == === == == == ==
Mike Salvatore          SS        3  0  2   0  0  1  2  0
Robby Martin            RF        3  0  0   0  0  0  0  0
  McGuire Weaver        PH        1  0  0   0  0  0  0  0
  Cade Hungate          P         0  0  0   0  0  0  0  0
Drew Mendoza            3B        2  0  1   0  2  0  1  2
Elijah Cabell           LF        3  0  0   0  0  3  4  0
  Tim Becker            PH        1  0  0   0  0  1  0  0
J.C. Flowers            CF        4  0  0   0  0  1  0  0
Nico Baldor             1B        3  0  1   0  0  0  7  0
  Matheu Nelson         PH        0  0  0   0  1  0  0  0
Nander De Sedas         2B        4  0  0   0  0  2  2  0
Jonathan Foster         C         3  0  0   0  0  2  6  2
  Carter Smith          C         0  0  0   0  0  0  2  0
Cooper Swanson          DH        2  0  0   0  0  1  0  0
  Alec Sanchez          PH        1  0  0   0  0  0  0  0
Drew Parrish            P                            0  0
  Austin Pollock        P                            0  0
  Chase Haney           P                            0  1
  Tyler Ahearn          P                            0  0
  Gage Hutchinson       P                            0  0
                                 ========================
FSU                              30  0  4   0  3 11 24  5
Opp                              32 11  8  10  7  9 27 15

E - FSU-Drew Mendoza (7)
2B - Opp-1
HR - Opp-1
HBP - Opp-1, FSU-Mike Salvatore (6)
CS - Opp-1

       NAME                      IP  H  R ER BB SO
============================== ==== == == == == ==
Drew Parrish         L (3-3)    4.1  4  4  4  2  5
Austin Pollock                  0.0  0  0  0  1  0
Chase Haney                     1.2  0  0  0  0  2
Tyler Ahearn                    0.2  2  5  5  3  1
Gage Hutchinson                 0.1  1  1  0  0  0
Cade Hungate                    1.0  1  1  1  1  1
                               ===================
FSU                             8.0  8 11 10  7  9
Opp                  W          9.0  4  0  0  4 11





 
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Miami 4, Florida State 0
04/06/2019, Coral Gables, Fla.

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Florida State	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	4	1
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From the FSU Website, seminoles.com.

Hitting Woes Continue for Noles.
Miami claims series with 4-0 win.

CORAL GABLES, Fla. � Florida State (18-12) dropped its second straight game against Miami (20-11) Saturday, falling to the Hurricanes 4-0 on Mark Light Field. CJ Van Eyk and Clayton Kwiatkowski combined to strike out 12 Canes hitters, but Gabe Rivera�s third inning home run proved to be the game winner.

The Seminoles stranded five batters in the second and third innings, representing the teams best chances to put runs on the board. In the second, Nico Baldor and Nander De Sedas had two-out singles but were stranded. In the third, Cooper Swanson walked and Mike Salvatore singled to put runners on the corners with no outs.

With one out, Drew Mendoza grounded out to pitcher Chris McMahon, who got Swanson at the plate for the second out. After Elijah Cabell walked, J.C. Flowers struck out to end the inning.

Rivera�s second home run of the year was Miami�s first hit of the game. After Van Eyk struck out the side in the fourth, Miami scored three runs in the fifth inning on an Anthony Vilar single, Freddy Zamora�s RBI groundout and Adrian Del Castillo�s single. Kwiatkowski notched the final out of the inning and did not allow a run over 3.1 innings pitched.

A Salvatore walk in the fifth inning and pinch-hitter Alec Sanchez�s single in the eighth inning were the only FSU baserunners over the final five innings. McMahon allowed just three hits and three walks while striking out nine over 7.0 innings.

       NAME             POSITION AB  R  H RBI BB SO PO  A
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Mike Salvatore          SS        3  0  1   0  1  0  0  4
Robby Martin            RF        3  0  0   0  0  2  0  0
  Alec Sanchez          PH-RF     1  0  1   0  0  0  0  0
Drew Mendoza            3B        4  0  0   0  0  2  0  0
Elijah Cabell           LF        3  0  0   0  1  1  3  0
J.C. Flowers            CF        4  0  0   0  0  3  4  0
Nico Baldor             1B        4  0  1   0  0  1  3  0
Nander De Sedas         2B        3  0  1   0  0  1  2  1
Matheu Nelson           C         3  0  0   0  0  0 12  0
Cooper Swanson          DH        2  0  0   0  1  2  0  0
C.J. Van Eyk            P                            0  0
  Clayton Kwiatkowski   P                            0  0
                                 ========================
FSU                              30  0  4   0  3 12 24  5
Opp                              30  4  6   4  5 12 27  7

2B - Opp-2
HR - Opp-1
SB - Opp-2
CS - FSU-Mike Salvatore (1)

       NAME                      IP  H  R ER BB SO
============================== ==== == == == == ==
C.J. Van Eyk         L (3-3)    4.2  4  4  4  3  7
Clayton Kwiatkowski             3.1  2  0  0  2  5
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FSU                             8.0  6  4  4  5 12
Opp                  W          9.0  4  0  0  3 12





 
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Florida State 6, Miami 5
04/07/2019, Coral Gables, Fla.

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From the FSU Website, seminoles.com.

Noles Win Series Finale at Miami.
J.C. Flowers hits home run, earns two-inning save.

CORAL GABLES, Fla. � Sparked by J.C. Flowers� sixth home run and earning his sixth save, Florida State (19-12) beat Miami (20-12) 6-5 Sunday afternoon at Mark Light Field in front of 2,781 fans. It was the fourth time this season that Flowers has hit a home run and earned the save in the same game.

Flowers also had an outfield assist as FSU�s starting centerfielder, saving at least one run, and added an RBI on a sacrifice bunt that tied the game in the fifth inning.

Conor Grady (5-3) earned the win, striking out the only batter he saw to end the seventh inning. The bullpen of Jonah Scolaro (3.1 IP, 0 ER), Grady and Flowers (2.0 IP, 1 ER) allowed just three hits in 5.2 innings of relief.

Shane Drohan allowed seven hits and four earned runs in his seventh start of the season.

Florida State took its first lead of the series in the third inning on doubles from Alec Sanchez and Mike Salvatore. Sanchez made his first start in right field and the double was the first of his career. Salvatore leads FSU with 29 RBI and has nine doubles on the season.

The Hurricanes answered in the bottom of the inning, scoring two runs on a walk, two doubles and an RBI single from Freddy Zamora. Miami tried to add to its lead, but Adrian Del Castillo�s lineout to centerfield turned into a double play when Flowers threw out the runner at home to end the frame.

Flowers led off the fourth inning with his sixth home run of the season, tying the game at 2-2. Two batters later, Jonathan Foster hit his second home run of 2019 off Brian Van Belle.

After Sanchez singled and Carter Smith walked, Miami brought in Albert Maury to retire Salvatore and end the inning.

Drohan allowed a two-run home run to Michael Amditis in the fourth inning to end his day with FSU trailing 4-3. Scolaro retired both hitters he faced in the fourth. In the fifth, Scolaro allowed a single, a walk and an intentional walk but Miami did not scratch a run across. He allowed just one hit in 3.1 innings of work.

Against Maury in the fifth, Nico Baldor, hitting in the two-hole for the first time against his former team, reached on Miami�s first error of the weekend and advanced to third on Drew Mendoza�s second single of the game. Flowers� sac bunt tied the score at 4-4.

FSU broke the tie with a pair of unearned runs in the 8th. Nander De Sedas singled and Foster reached on a fielding error while attempting to sacrifice bunt. Sanchez, who entered Sunday with three hits on the season, got his third hit of the game, a bunt single to load the bases with no outs.

Baldor reached on a two-out throwing error from Zamora at shortstop for the second time, scoring De Sedas and Foster for the FSU lead.

Flowers allowed his first run of the season, a two-out ninth inning home run from Zamora, but Del Castillo grounded out to second base on the first pitch he saw to end the game. On the year, Flowers has allowed one earned run in 13.2 innings.

OF NOTE

J.C. Flowers has homered and earned the save in the same game four times this season. Entering 2019, only two Seminoles had accomplished the feat even once in their careers � Buster Posey in 2008 and Mike McGee in 2010. Nationally, Aaron Schunk of Georgia has done so twice this season.
Flowers threw out his second baserunner this season and seventh of his career to end the 3rd inning. He added a sac bunt to score Nico Baldor in the fifth inning.
Flowers hit his sixth home run of the season, tied with Elijah Cabell for second on the team (Drew Mendoza has eight). Flowers had two home runs combined in his first two seasons.
Prior to the game, the City of Coral Gables recognized head coach Mike Martin with a proclamation in honor of his 40-year career as Florida State head coach. Former FSU Board of Trustees member Les Pantin helped spearhead the movement.
Alec Sanchez entered the game with three hits on the year, the third coming as a pinch hitter Saturday against the Canes. Sunday, Sanchez was 3-for-4 with a double (scored a run) and two singles.
Mike Salvatore doubled twice Sunday, his first scoring Sanchez. Salvatore is tied for the team lead with 29 RBI in 31 games; in 2018, Salvatore had 27 RBI in 62 games. His 9 doubles are second on the team, behind only Robby Martin�s 12.
Jonathan Foster hit his second home run of the season and third of his career two batters after Flowers to give FSU a 3-2 lead.
Elijah Cabell earned his second outfield assist in the fourth inning.

       NAME             POSITION AB  R  H RBI BB SO PO  A
======================= ======== == == == === == == == ==
Mike Salvatore          SS        5  0  2   1  0  2  3  0
Nico Baldor             1B        5  1  0   0  0  2  5  0
Drew Mendoza            3B        4  0  2   0  1  1  1  3
Elijah Cabell           LF-CF     5  0  0   0  0  5  2  1
J.C. Flowers            CF-P      4  1  1   2  0  2  1  1
Nander De Sedas         2B        5  1  1   0  0  3  3  4
Jonathan Foster         C         3  2  1   1  0  1 11  1
Alec Sanchez            RF        4  1  3   0  0  1  1  0
Carter Smith            DH        3  0  0   0  1  1  0  0
  Tim Becker            LF        0  0  0   0  0  0  0  0
Shane Drohan            P                            0  0
  Jonah Scolaro         P                            0  0
  Conor Grady           P                            0  0
                                 ========================
FSU                              38  6 10   4  2 18 27 10
Opp                              34  5 10   5  6 10 27  4

E - Opp-3
2B - Opp-3, FSU-Mike Salvatore 2 (9), Alec Sanchez (1)
HR - Opp-2, FSU-J.C. Flowers (6), Jonathan Foster (2)
SH - FSU-J.C. Flowers (1), Jonathan Foster (1)
SB - FSU-Nico Baldor (1)

       NAME                      IP  H  R ER BB SO
============================== ==== == == == == ==
Shane Drohan                    3.1  7  4  4  2  4
Jonah Scolaro                   3.1  1  0  0  4  4
Conor Grady          W (5-3)    0.1  0  0  0  0  1
J.C. Flowers         Sv(6)      2.0  2  1  1  0  1
                               ===================
FSU                             9.0 10  5  5  6 10
Opp                  L          9.0 10  6  3  2 18





 
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Florida 3, Florida State 1
04/09/2019, Tallahassee, Fla.

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From the FSU Website, seminoles.com.

Grady Shines, But Noles Fall to Gators.
Sophomore pitcher allows just two hits in seven innings.

TALLAHASSEE, Fla. � Florida State (19-13) fell to Florida (22-13) 3-1 in the third and final game of the Sunshine Showdown Tuesday at Dick Howser Stadium. A pinch-hit two-run double in the top of the ninth by Kirby McMullen proved the difference as the two teams were dead-locked at one apiece from the 5th inning on.

Florida State starting pitcher Conor Grady had the best outing of his career, setting career-highs for innings pitched (7.0) and strikeouts (9). He was the first Seminole starter to pitch seven innings this season and held Florida without a hit through 5.2 innings.

In two career starts, both against the Gators this season, Grady pitched 10.0 innings, allowing five hits and one unearned run and struck out 12 batters.

Florida State outhit the Gators, 8-5, with two each from Drew Mendoza, Nico Baldor and Mat Nelson. All eight hits were singles, while Florida hit two pivotal doubles in the ninth inning to get the win.

The Seminoles put runners on in each of the first four innings on five singles but could not push a run across. The best opportunity for FSU came in the third, when Nelson and Alec Sanchez singled to put runners on the corners, but a 4-6-3 double play ended the inning.

Florida took a lead in the fourth inning when Brady McConnell reached on a dropped fly ball, moved to third on a sacrifice bunt and scored on a passed ball for a 1-0 lead.

Florida starter David Luethje allowed five hits over his 4.0 innings and left after a leadoff walk to Nander De Sedas in the fifth inning. Justin Alintoff entered and gave up a single to Nelson, his second of the game, and both runners advanced on stolen bases. With one out, Sanchez grounded out to first base to score De Sedas and tie the game at 1-1.

Jonah Scolaro gave up a single and a walk in the eighth when Santino Miozzi attempted to bunt both runners up a base. Nelson fielded the two-strike bunt and gunned the lead runner down at third base. Chase Haney (2-2) entered to face the top of the Gators lineup, inducing a pair of groundouts to keep Florida from scoring.

Kendrick Calilao doubled with one out in the ninth inning, the final batter for Haney. Clayton Kwiatkowski struck out Austin Langworthy for the second out, intentionally walked Wil Dalton before Kirby McMullen hit a two-run double down the right field line for a 3-1 Gators lead.

Ben Specht (1-0) retired the Seminoles in order in the bottom of the ninth.

OF NOTE

Conor Grady set career-highs with 7.0 innings pitched and nine strikeouts. In his two career starts, both this season against Florida, Grady has given up just one unearned run and five hits with 12 strikeouts in 10.0 innings.
Tuesday was the first time a Seminole pitcher had thrown more than 6.0 innings this season. Grady�s previous highs were 3.2 innings pitched (at Notre Dame) and five strikeouts (three times, most recently vs. Jacksonville last week).
Nico Baldor and Mat Nelson both had their second multi-hit game of the season. Nelson and Nander De Sedas had stolen bases.
Alec Sanchez�s groundout to score De Sedas in the fourth inning was his first career RBI.

       NAME             POSITION AB  R  H RBI BB SO PO  A
======================= ======== == == == === == == == ==
Mike Salvatore          SS        4  0  0   0  0  1  0  3
Alec Sanchez            RF        4  0  1   1  0  0  2  0
Drew Mendoza            3B        3  0  2   0  1  0  1  3
Elijah Cabell           LF        4  0  0   0  0  2  0  0
J.C. Flowers            CF        4  0  0   0  0  2  0  0
Nico Baldor             1B        4  0  2   0  0  0 12  0
Carter Smith            DH        2  0  0   0  0  0  0  0
  Robby Martin          PH-DH     2  0  1   0  0  1  0  0
Nander De Sedas         2B        3  1  0   0  1  1  2  2
Matheu Nelson           C         4  0  2   0  0  1 10  1
Conor Grady             P                            0  3
  Jonah Scolaro         P                            0  0
  Chase Haney           P                            0  1
  Clayton Kwiatkowski   P                            0  0
  Antonio Velez         P                            0  0
                                 ========================
FSU                              34  1  8   1  2  8 27 13
Opp                              31  3  5   2  4 10 27 10

E - FSU-J.C. Flowers (3), Nico Baldor (2)
2B - Opp-2
SH - Opp-1
SB - FSU-Nander De Sedas (3), Matheu Nelson (3)

       NAME                      IP  H  R ER BB SO
============================== ==== == == == == ==
Conor Grady                     7.0  2  1  0  1  9
Jonah Scolaro                   0.1  1  0  0  1  0
Chase Haney          L (2-2)    1.0  1  1  1  0  0
Clayton Kwiatkowski             0.1  1  1  1  2  1
Antonio Velez                   0.1  0  0  0  0  0
                               ===================
FSU                             9.0  5  3  2  4 10
Opp                  W          9.0  8  1  1  2  8





 
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Florida State 6, Clemson 2
04/12/2019, Tallahassee, Fla.

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Florida	0	0	0	1	0	0	0	0	2	3	5	0
Florida State	0	0	0	0	1	0	0	0	0	1	8	2

From the FSU Website, seminoles.com.

Parrish Twirls Gem to Open Series.
Southpaw struck out 12; Mendoza hits ninth home run.

TALLAHASSEE, Fla. � Florida State (20-13, 8-8 ACC) opened a pivotal weekend with a 6-2 victory over No. 16 Clemson (25-9, 11-5 ACC) Friday on Mike Martin Field at Dick Howser Stadium. Drew Parrish (4-3) earned his fourth win of the season, pitching a season-high 8.0 innings, striking out 12 batters and retiring 18 consecutive between the first and seventh innings.

Parrish ended his striking out the side in the eighth inning and exiting to a standing ovation from 4,246 fans. The innings pitched and strikeout totals are the most for a Seminole this season.

Offensively, Drew Mendoza�s three-run home run, FSU�s only hit in the four-run third inning, proved to be the difference after Clemson scored a pair of runs against the Seminole bullpen in the ninth inning. The junior had two of FSU�s four hits.

The Seminoles put its first runners on base in the third inning against Davis Sharpe (5-2), Clemson�s starting pitcher who entered the game 5-1 with a 1.55 earned run average. Sharpe hit Nander De Sedas and walked Jonathan Foster before Elijah Cabell advanced both runners with his first sacrifice bunt of the season.

Mike Salvatore walked and Alec Sanchez hit a sacrifice fly to score De Sedas and give FSU a 1-0 lead. A lengthy replay review took place to see if De Sedas left third base early and the play was upheld.

On a 2-0 count, Mendoza hit his ninth home run of the season, a three-run home run off the scoreboard to extend FSU�s lead to 4-0.

After a two-out walk and single in the first inning, Parrish retired 18 consecutive batters until a pair of two-out hits in the seventh inning. With the Tigers threatening FSU�s 4-0 lead, Parrish struck out Bryce Teodosio on his 94th pitch of the game.

The Seminoles added two runs in the bottom of the seventh against the Tigers bullpen. FSU drew four walks, scored on a Robby Martin double play and added its sixth run on a wild pitch from Luke Sommerfeld.

Parrish added strikeouts 10, 11 and 12 in the eighth inning, ending his night.

Jonah Scolaro started the ninth inning, allowing a Logan Davidson home run, a single and hit a batter before his night ended. Chase Haney forced a double play to the first man he saw.

With two outs, Clemson singled and drew a walk before J.C. Flowers came in to close the game out. Flowers� third pitch induced the game-ending foul-out, earning his seventh save of the season.

OF NOTE

Drew Parrish set season-highs with 8.0 innings pitched and 12 strikeouts, two shy of his career high against NC State in the 2018 ACC Tournament. Both marks are FSU highs this year.
Drew Mendoza hit his team-high ninth home run of the season and 26th of his career. He has two hits in three straight games.
Freshman Nander De Sedas was hit by a pitch for the ninth time this year.
J.C. Flowers stole his team-high sixth base of the year. He also earned his seventh save of the season.

       NAME             POSITION AB  R  H RBI BB SO PO  A
======================= ======== == == == === == == == ==
Mike Salvatore          SS        3  2  0   0  2  0  2  1
Alec Sanchez            RF        2  1  0   1  1  0  2  0
Drew Mendoza            3B        3  1  2   3  1  1  0  1
Robby Martin            DH        4  0  1   0  0  1  0  0
  Tim Becker            LF        0  0  0   0  0  0  0  0
Nico Baldor             1B        2  0  0   0  1  0  4  0
J.C. Flowers            CF-P      4  0  1   0  0  0  4  0
Nander De Sedas         2B        3  1  0   0  0  1  2  1
Jonathan Foster         C         2  1  0   0  2  0 12  1
Elijah Cabell           LF-CF     3  0  0   0  0  1  1  0
Drew Parrish            P                            0  0
  Jonah Scolaro         P                            0  0
  Chase Haney           P                            0  0
                                 ========================
FSU                              26  6  4   4  7  4 27  4
Opp                              32  2  6   2  2 12 24  6

E - Opp-1
2B - Opp-1
HR - Opp-1, FSU-Drew Mendoza (9)
HBP - Opp-1, FSU-Nico Baldor (4), Nander De Sedas (9)
SH - FSU-Elijah Cabell (1)
SF - FSU-Alec Sanchez (1)
SB - FSU-J.C. Flowers (6)

       NAME                      IP  H  R ER BB SO
============================== ==== == == == == ==
Drew Parrish         W (4-3)    8.0  3  0  0  1 12
Jonah Scolaro                   0.0  2  2  2  0  0
Chase Haney                     0.2  1  0  0  1  0
J.C. Flowers         Sv(7)      0.1  0  0  0  0  0
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FSU                             9.0  6  2  2  2 12
Opp                  L          8.0  4  6  6  7  4





 
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Florida State 16, Clemson 2
04/13/2019, Tallahassee, Fla.

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Florida State	0	0	4	0	0	0	2	0	x	6	4	0

From the FSU Website, seminoles.com.

Flowers, Van Eyk Lead Noles Past No. 16 Tigers.
FSU wins 16-2, claim pivotal ACC Atlantic series.

TALLAHASSEE, Fla. � Florida State (21-13, 9-8 ACC) used its bats (four home runs, 14 hits) and its pitching (career-high 8.0 innings from CJ Van Eyk) to lock up a 16-2 win Saturday against No. 16 Clemson (25-10, 11-6) on Mike Martin Field at Dick Howser Stadium. The 13-run victory was FSU�s largest against Clemson since a 20-5 win in Tallahassee in 1997.

Van Eyk (4-3) had his best outing of his career, pitching eight innings, allowing a pair of solo home runs on four hits and striking out four. The sophomore allowed a leadoff home run and the Tigers did not score again until the seventh inning. Antonio Velez pitched a scoreless ninth inning in relief.

Offensively, Florida State notched 14 hits and 16 runs, including home runs from Cooper Swanson (6 on season), Mike Salvatore (5) and two from J.C. Flowers (8). Nine different players had at least one RBI.

In winning the first two games of the series, FSU has outscored the Tigers 22-4 and beaten pitchers that entered with earned run averages of 1.55 (Davis Sharpe) and 1.98 (Mat Clark).

Clemson leadoff hitter Sam Hall hit his fourth home run of the season to start the game, giving the Tigers an early 1-0 lead. Clemson�s No. 2 hitter, Logan Davidson, followed with a single to right field, but Alec Sanchez threw him out trying to stretch it into a double. Van Eyk retired the next nine batters into the fourth inning.

The Seminoles got its first hit in the third inning, a single from Salvatore off Clark (7-1).

In the fourth, Kyle Wilkie was hit by a pitch and Grayson Byrd reached on an error, putting runners on the corners with one out. Van Eyk recovered to strike out Bryar Hawkins and force a Bo Majkowski ground out to end the inning.

Swanson and Flowers hit back-to-back homers off Clark in the fourth inning. After a mound visit, Clark walked Nico Baldor and Nander De Sedas and Mat Nelson hit an RBI single to give FSU a 3-1 lead and end Clark�s day.

Holt Jones entered and allowed a sacrifice fly from Elijah Cabell and an RBI single to Salvatore, pushing the Noles lead to 5-1 through four innings.

Flowers� second home run of the game came off Jones in the fifth inning, a three-run shot that scored Mendoza (walk) and Swanson (hit by pitch). It was Flowers� first multi-home run game of his career and extended FSU�s lead to 8-1.

Salvatore hit his fifth home run of the year in the sixth inning to make it 9-1 FSU. After two hit batters by Jones, Travis Marr came on with two outs and allowed a Flowers RBI single, an RBI groundout from Baldor and an RBI single to De Sedas for a 12-1 FSU lead through six innings.

After Bryar Hawkins made it 12-2 with a solo home run in the seventh inning, FSU scored four runs combined in the seventh and eighth innings to provide the final margin.

The win gives FSU the series victory over No. 16 Clemson. It was the first back-to-back losses for Clemson in 2019. For the Seminoles, it was its largest margin of victory in an Atlantic Coast Conference game since 2013 against Duke and its most runs and largest margin of victory against Clemson since a 20-5 win in Tallahassee in 2015.

OF NOTE

CJ Van Eyk set a career high with 8.0 innings pitched. He allowed just four hits and walked one batter while striking out four.
FSU�s starting pitchers have thrown at least 7.0 innings in three straight starts after not reaching that threshold in the first 31 games of the season.
FSU�s 16 runs are its most against Clemson since a 20-5 win in 1997.
Alec Sanchez notched his first career outfield assist, throwing out Logan Davidson trying to stretch a single to a double in the first inning.
Drew Mendoza walked twice Saturday and now has 39 on the season. Mendoza entered the weekend fifth nationally with 36 walks. Mendoza was also hit by a pitch for the first time this year and added an RBI single.
Cooper Swanson and J.C. Flowers� home runs in the fourth inning were the third back-to-back jacks for FSU this season.
Flowers hit two home runs Saturday and has eight on the season. It was FSU�s second multi-HR game this season (Mendoza against Mercer) and the first of Flowers� career. His five RBI were a career high.
Mike Salvatore added FSU�s fourth home run of the game in the sixth inning. The senior tied a career high with four hits and leads FSU with a .324 average this season.
Sam Hall�s leadoff home run in the first inning was the first leadoff home run against FSU since March 25, 2018 against North Carolina. FSU won both games.

       NAME             POSITION AB  R  H RBI BB SO PO  A
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Mike Salvatore          SS        5  2  4   3  0  0  2  1
Alec Sanchez            RF        6  0  0   0  0  1  2  1
Drew Mendoza            3B        2  2  1   1  2  1  0  1
Cooper Swanson          DH        2  2  1   1  0  0  0  0
  Robby Martin          PH-DH     1  1  0   0  0  0  0  0
J.C. Flowers            CF        4  3  3   5  0  1  4  0
  Tim Becker            PH-LF     1  1  1   0  0  0  0  0
Nico Baldor             1B        3  1  0   1  1  1  8  1
  Carter Smith          PH-1B     0  1  0   0  1  0  0  0
Nander De Sedas         2B        3  1  1   1  1  0  0  4
  McGuire Weaver        PH-2B     1  0  0   0  0  1  0  0
Matheu Nelson           C         3  1  1   1  0  1  4  0
  Jonathan Foster       PH-C      1  1  1   1  0  0  1  0
Elijah Cabell           LF-CF     4  0  1   2  0  2  4  0
C.J. Van Eyk            P                            2  0
  Antonio Velez         P                            0  0
                                 ========================
FSU                              36 16 14  16  5  8 27  8
Opp                              33  2  5   2  1  5 24  5

E - FSU-Alec Sanchez (1), Nico Baldor (3)
2B - FSU-Mike Salvatore (10), Elijah Cabell (7)
HR - Opp-2, FSU-Mike Salvatore (5), Cooper Swanson (6), J.C. Flowers 2 (8)
HBP - Opp-1, FSU-Drew Mendoza (1), Cooper Swanson (2), Robby Martin (1), Matheu Nelson (5)
SF - FSU-Mike Salvatore (2), Elijah Cabell (2)

       NAME                      IP  H  R ER BB SO
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C.J. Van Eyk         W (4-3)    8.0  4  2  2  1  4
Antonio Velez                   1.0  1  0  0  0  1
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FSU                             9.0  5  2  2  1  5
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Florida State 6, Clemson 4
04/14/2019, Tallahassee, Fla.

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From the FSU Website, seminoles.com.

Grady K�s 11 to Complete Sweep of No. 16 Tigers.
FSU pitching struck out 19 Sunday.

TALLAHASSEE, Fla. � For the first time since 2008, and the first time in Tallahassee since 2001, Florida State (22-13, 10-8 ACC) swept No. 16 Clemson (25-11, 11-7) with a 6-4 win Sunday on Mike Martin Field at Dick Howser Stadium. The Seminoles three-game sweep was its first against an Atlantic Coast Conference opponent at home since 2016.

Conor Grady (6-3) had his second outstanding pitching performance of the week, throwing 5.1 innings of relief, allowing just one hit, no runs and striking out a career-high 11. Against Florida on Tuesday, Grady earned the start and pitched seven innings, allowed no earned runs and struck out nine.

Drew Mendoza�s two-run home run punctuated a four-run second inning that gave Florida State its first lead. After Clemson tied it in the third inning, FSU plated single runs in the fourth and seventh innings to provide the final margin. Mike Salvatore and Nander De Sedas each had two of FSU�s 10 hits.

Shane Drohan allowed four runs in 2.2 innings of work and struck out six batters. J.C. Flowers earned his eighth save of the year, working around a walk in the ninth inning and recording two strikeouts. As a pitching staff, FSU�s 19 strikeouts were its most of the season and most since notching 22 in 14 innings against Villanova in 2016.

The Tigers struck in the first inning when FSU misplayed a Logan Davidson hit into a double and scored on Grayson Byrd�s RBI single. Drohan struck out the side to avoid further trouble.

Drohan added two more strikeouts in the second inning, but Davidson�s second double scored two runs and gave Clemson a 3-0 lead.

Clemson starter Keyshawn Askew walked the first two batters in the second inning before handing the ball to reliever Brooks Crawford. Salvatore singled for the second time to score Jonathan Foster and Mat Nelson touched home on Alec Sanchez�s RBI groundout. FSU took the 4-3 lead on Mendoza�s 10th home run of the season and second of the weekend, a 396-foot shot to score Salvatore.

Drohan gave up a walk and a single in the third inning before Grady entered in relief with two outs. Despite the three-pitch strikeout of Bryce Teodosio, the Tigers tied the game on a double steal of second and home. Drohan�s final line was six hits and four earned runs in 2.2 innings, with six strikeouts and two walks.

Grady pitched a perfect fourth inning, the first for either team, striking out the side. The Noles took the lead in the bottom of the inning on an RBI out from Nico Baldor, scoring Sanchez.

After Elijah Cabell made a running catch to save a run in the top of the fifth, he and Nelson singled to end Crawford�s day as the Tigers brought in Sam Weatherly. The Noles could not capitalize against the lefty, leaving the bases loaded for the third time in five innings. On the day, FSU tied a season high by leaving 17 runners on base.

Grady worked around two errors in the sixth inning, stranding a runner at third base while striking out the side. He retired the side in order in the eighth after a replay review determined Mendoza threw out Davis Sharpe to end the inning.

Baldor added an RBI single in the seventh inning off Owen Griffith, pushing FSU�s lead to 6-4 through 7 innings. It was Baldor�s first multi-RBI game as a Seminole.

Flowers walked Chad Fairey with one out in the ninth inning, but struck out Sam Hall looking and Davidson flew out to left field to end the game.

The sweep improves FSU to 10-8 in the ACC on the season, one game behind Clemson for third in the Atlantic Division.

OF NOTE

In two games this week, Conor Grady struck out 20 batters in 12.1 innings pitched, allowed just four hits and did not allow an earned run. His 11 strikeouts Sunday were a career high and the most for a Seminole reliever since Zach Diaz had 12 in 1997.
Drew Mendoza hit his team-high 10th home run of the season, tying his season-high from 2017. Mendoza has 27 career home runs. Mendoza also drew his team-high 40th, 41st and 42nd walks of the year.
Mike Salvatore hit singles his first two at-bats, good for his team-high 15th multi-hit game.
J.C. Flowers earned his eighth save of the season, most for a Seminole since Billy Strode had 14 in 2015.
FSU walked 11 times Sunday, its most since earned 12 walks in a win at NC State on March 17.
FSU�s sweep of Clemson was its first against the Tigers since May 3-5, 2008 at Clemson. The last sweep of the Tigers in Tallahassee was April 6-8, 2001. The Noles last home sweep against any ACC opponent was vs. Notre Dame April 22-24, 2016.

       NAME             POSITION AB  R  H RBI BB SO PO  A
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Mike Salvatore          SS        6  2  2   1  0  1  0  2
Alec Sanchez            RF        6  1  1   1  0  2  1  0
Drew Mendoza            3B        2  1  1   2  3  1  0  1
Cooper Swanson          1B        0  0  0   0  1  0  1  0
  Nico Baldor           PH-1B     4  0  1   2  0  0  4  0
J.C. Flowers            CF-P      4  0  0   0  1  1  0  0
Nander De Sedas         2B        4  0  2   0  1  0  0  1
Jonathan Foster         DH        4  1  1   0  1  1  0  0
  Tim Becker            LF        0  0  0   0  0  0  1  0
Matheu Nelson           C         3  1  1   0  2  0 19  0
Elijah Cabell           LF-CF     3  0  1   0  2  1  1  0
Shane Drohan            P                            0  0
  Conor Grady           P                            0  0
                                 ========================
FSU                              36  6 10   6 11  7 27  4
Opp                              35  4  7   3  3 19 24  7

E - Opp-1, FSU-Conor Grady (1), Drew Mendoza (8), Nander De Sedas (8)
2B - Opp-2, FSU-Nander De Sedas (8)
HR - FSU-Drew Mendoza (10)
SB - Opp-2, FSU-Alec Sanchez (2)

       NAME                      IP  H  R ER BB SO
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Shane Drohan                    2.2  6  4  4  2  6
Conor Grady          W (6-3)    5.1  1  0  0  0 11
J.C. Flowers         Sv(8)      1.0  0  0  0  1  2
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FSU                             9.0  7  4  4  3 19
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Florida State 14, Virginia 2
04/18/2019, Charlottesville, Va.

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Clemson	1	2	1	0	0	0	0	0	0	4	7	1
Florida State	0	4	0	1	0	0	1	0	x	6	10	3

From the FSU Website, seminoles.com.

Strong Offense Backs Another Parrish Gem.
Flowers, Martin lead bats; Parrish 0 ER last 14 IP.

CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va. � Florida State (23-13, 11-8) extended its ACC winning streak to five games with a 14-2 win over Virginia (22-17, 8-11) Thursday night at Davenport Field. Left-hander Drew Parrish (5-3) had his second straight quality start, throwing six innings, giving up one unearned run on five hits and striking out six.

Offensively, the Seminoles had 13 hits, drew 11 walks and were hit by three pitches. The 14 runs scored were FSU�s most against Virginia since 2002. J.C. Flowers had four RBI on a two-run home run and a two-run single, while Robby Martin added three RBI.

Against Virginia, FSU had 10 hits with runners on base; nine with runners in scoring position; and nine with two outs. The Noles hit 13-for-39 overall in the game.

Florida State capitalized on a walk in the first inning when Martin singled to score Reese Albert. Albert was playing his first game since March 29, missing 10 games with a shoulder injury. Flowers followed with his ninth home run of the season, a two-run blast into the left field bleachers to give FSU a 3-0 lead.

The Cavaliers responded in the bottom of the inning, scoring an unearned run on a single, two errors and an RBI grounder. The Cavaliers reached on back-to-back errors, but Parrish got a strikeout and a ground out to escape without further damage. Both of Virginia�s runs Thursday were unearned.

The Noles immediately responded in the second, with a leadoff double from Elijah Cabell and an RBI single from Nander De Sedas. Mike Salvatore�s team-high 34th RBI, on a single up the middle, extended the FSU lead to 5-1 through two innings.

Virginia had its share of runners on base against Parrish, stranding eight through the first six innings. Virginia had a base runner in five of six innings, including a leadoff double in the sixth, but Parrish worked around runners on base throughout the night.

FSU added three runs in the fourth inning aided by a leadoff walk. After De Sedas stole second base, he scored on Albert�s RBI single for a 6-1 lead. Drew Mendoza walked and both runners scored on Martin�s 13th double of the season. The Garnet and Gold threatened in the fifth, but left the bases loaded against reliever Chesdin Harrington.

Evan Sperling walked four batters in the seventh, the last of which scored Nico Baldor for FSU�s run. Ben Harris gave up a bases loaded walk, a hit batter and a two-run single to Flowers for a 13-1 Seminole lead. Flowers had FSU�s only hit in the five-run inning.

After an unearned run in the bottom of the inning, De Sedas walked and scored on a passed ball for the final run of the game in the eighth inning.

Virginia native Cade Hungate, from Abingdon, pitched the final inning, forcing the third double play of the game for the final out.

OF NOTE

The win was FSU�s and head coach Mike Martin�s 500th regular season ACC win. Martin is 500-232-0 in 28 years against ACC competition. His 500 wins are 95 more than No. 2 Danny Hall�s 405.
FSU�s 14 runs were its most against Virginia since 2002.
Over his last two outings, Drew Parrish has thrown 14.0 innings, given up eight hits, three walks and had 18 strikeouts. He has not allowed an earned run in that span and his ERA has dropped from 6.21 to 4.53.
Outfielder Reese Albert made his first appearance since March 29, going 1-for-3 with two RBI and a career-high three runs scored in six innings played.
Nander De Sedas also tied a career high with three runs scored.
Drew Mendoza, Robby Martin and J.C. Flowers all cracked the 30 RBI mark for the season. Mendoza drew a bases loaded walk and has 30; Martin had three RBI and has 32, while J.C. Flowers hit a two-run home run and a two-run single and has 33. Only Mike Salvatore, with 34, has more.
Martin has a team-high seven games with at least three RBI this year. Flowers has a team-high 10 multi-RBI games.
Flowers hit his ninth home run of the season in the first inning, putting a two-run blast into the left field bleachers. The junior is one behind Mendoza for the team lead. Flowers has homered in five of FSU�s seven ACC series this season.
FSU has scored at least three runs in the first inning five times this season, most recently against Boston College on March 30.
Drew Mendoza drew his team-high 43rd and 44th walks of the season. He entered the series fifth nationally in base on balls and second with 1.20 walks/game.
FSU drew 11 walks and was hit by 3 pitches. FSU ranks third nationally in base on balls.
In its past three games in Charlottesville, dating back to 2015, the Seminoles have scored 39 runs.

       NAME             POSITION AB  R  H RBI BB SO PO  A
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Mike Salvatore          SS        6  0  1   1  0  0  2  2
Reese Albert            RF        3  3  1   2  2  1  0  0
  Alec Sanchez          RF        1  0  1   0  0  0  1  0
Drew Mendoza            3B        4  2  0   1  2  4  1  3
Robby Martin            DH        3  1  2   3  1  0  0  0
  Cooper Swanson        PH-DH     1  0  0   1  0  0  0  0
J.C. Flowers            CF        5  1  2   4  0  1  3  0
  Tim Becker            LF        1  0  0   0  0  0  0  0
Nico Baldor             1B        4  1  1   0  1  1  3  1
  Carter Smith          1B        1  0  1   0  0  0  3  0
Elijah Cabell           LF-CF     4  2  2   0  1  1  2  0
Nander De Sedas         2B        4  3  2   1  2  1  3  6
Jonathan Foster         C         2  1  0   0  2  1  7  0
  Matheu Nelson         C         0  0  0   0  0  0  1  0
Drew Parrish            P                            1  0
  Antonio Velez         P                            0  0
  Austin Pollock        P                            0  0
  Cade Hungate          P                            0  0
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FSU                              39 14 13  13 11 10 27 12
Opp                              35  2  9   2  3  7 27 12

E - FSU-Drew Mendoza (9), Nico Baldor (4), Elijah Cabell (2)
2B - Opp-1, FSU-Robby Martin (13), Elijah Cabell (8)
HR - FSU-J.C. Flowers (9)
HBP - Opp-1, FSU-Cooper Swanson (3), Elijah Cabell (11), Matheu Nelson (6)
SB - FSU-Mike Salvatore (3), Reese Albert (2), Elijah Cabell (5)

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Drew Parrish         W (5-3)    6.0  5  1  0  2  6
Antonio Velez                   1.0  2  1  0  0  1
Austin Pollock                  1.0  2  0  0  0  0
Cade Hungate                    1.0  0  0  0  1  0
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FSU                             9.0  9  2  0  3  7
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Florida State 5, Virginia 3
04/20/2019, Charlottesville, Va.

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From the FSU Website, seminoles.com.

Noles Win Series, Split Doubleheader.
FSU wins back-to-back ACC series.

CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va. � Florida State (24-14, 12-9 ACC) split a doubleheader Saturday with Virginia (23-18, 9-12), winning the opener 5-3 and falling in the nightcap 13-3 on Davenport Field. With Thursday�s win, the Seminoles have won consecutive Atlantic Coast Conference series for the first time this season.

GAME 1 � FSU 5, Virginia 3
CJ Van Eyk won his second straight start in game one Saturday, throwing six innings and giving up just one run in FSU�s 5-3 win over Virginia. After the Cavaliers took its first lead of the series in the fourth inning, FSU answered with five runs over the next two innings to take control of the game.

Robby Martin had three RBI for the second straight game for FSU, while Reese Albert set a season high with three hits in his second game back from a shoulder injury. Drew Mendoza�s first triple of the season tied the game in the fifth.

Both teams left a number of runners on base in the early going, but Virginia struck first with an RBI single in the fourth inning from Logan Michaels. The Seminoles had chances against starting pitcher Noah Murdock, forcing the junior to throw 89 pitches in four innings, but the Noles left at least two runners on base in the first, third and fourth innings.

The Noles did strike in the fifth, with Albert walking before Mendoza�s triple tied the game. Martin followed with an RBI groundout and the Noles led 2-1 at the midway point.

After Van Eyk (5-3) pitched his first perfect inning in the bottom of the fifth, FSU added three more runs in the sixth inning. Murdock hit Elijah Cabell to start the inning and was pulled with a final line of 5.0 innings pitched, five hits and three runs allowed on 104 pitches. Andrew Abbott entered and gave up a single to Nander De Sedas, a sacrifice bunt to Mat Nelson and intentionally walked Mike Salvatore to load the bases.

With the left-on-left matchup, Albert laced his third single of the game to score Cabell and two batters later, Martin singled to score two and give FSU a 5-1 lead.

Van Eyk threw 113 pitches in 6.0 innings, leaving with two runners on base in the seventh inning. The sophomore gave up six hits and struck out four while allowing one run but his outing was hindered by an FSU defense that gave up a season-high five errors.

Conor Grady, the reigning ACC Pitcher of the Week, relieved Van Eyk, struck out Cayman Richardson and forced two pop flys to get FSU out of trouble.

Grady issued a pair of full-count walks to start the eighth and both runners scored, on a sacrifice fly and a single by Jack Weiller. The Seminoles issued three walks in the game and all three came around to score for the Cavaliers.

Weiller had four of Virginia�s eight hits.

J.C. Flowers earned his ninth save of the year, working around a two-out error and infield single to strike out cleanup hitter Brendan Rivoli and close the game.

OF NOTE

Reese Albert singled in the first inning, tying his career-long hitting streak at five games. He had a season high three hits and drew a walk.
Catcher Mat Nelson threw out two runners in game one, an attempted base stealer in the third inning and a pick off in the fourth inning. Nelson also had a sacrifice bunt, his sixth of the year and FSU�s 11th of the season.
FSU�s five errors were a season high.
Drew Mendoza hit his second career triple, and first this season, to score Albert and tie the game at 1-1 in the fifth inning. FSU has six triples on the season, tying its total from 2018.
Elijah Cabell was hit by a pitch for the 12th time this season, most on the team and most by a Seminole since three players had 13 in 2017.
Robby Martin had three RBI and leads FSU with 35 on the season. He has three RBI in both games of the series.
Florida State issued three walks in game one. All three scored.
J.C. Flowers� nine saves are the most for FSU since Billy Strode had 14 in 2015. FSU is 18-0 when leading after 8 innings.
FSU�s six straight ACC wins are tied for the longest league streak this year (North Carolina). It is FSU�s longest conference winning streak since an eight-game run in 2014.

GAME 2 � Virginia 13, FSU 3
The Seminoles could not maintain its momentum in game two Saturday, falling 13-3 in the afternoon game. Virginia�s Cameron Simmons hit a two-run home run in the third inning off starter Shane Drohan (2-1), and the Cavaliers added five runs in the fifth inning against Drohan, Jonah Scolaro and Chase Haney.

Four of FSU�s six hits came in the eighth inning, scoring two runs on a sacrifice fly and a bases loaded walk. The Noles first run was on two walks, a passed ball and a wild pitch in the sixth inning.

Virginia�s Griff McGarry (3-5) pitched five innings, giving up a hit and one unearned run while striking out eight.

Virginia scored six runs over the final three innings to secure the win.

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Mike Salvatore          SS        4  1  0   0  1  1  1  1
Reese Albert            RF-CF     4  1  3   1  1  0  6  0
Drew Mendoza            3B        5  1  1   1  0  2  3  3
Robby Martin            DH        4  0  2   3  1  1  0  0
  Alec Sanchez          RF        0  0  0   0  0  0  0  0
J.C. Flowers            CF-P      5  0  1   0  0  1  4  0
Nico Baldor             1B        5  0  1   0  0  1  5  2
Elijah Cabell           LF        3  1  0   0  0  2  1  0
Nander De Sedas         2B        4  1  1   0  0  0  1  0
Matheu Nelson           C         1  0  0   0  1  0  5  3
C.J. Van Eyk            P                            1  0
  Conor Grady           P                            0  0
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FSU                              35  5  9   5  4  8 27  9
Opp                              36  3  8   3  3  6 27 11

E - FSU-Drew Mendoza 2 (11), J.C. Flowers (4), Elijah Cabell (3), Matheu Nelson (2)
2B - Opp-1, FSU-J.C. Flowers (8), Nico Baldor (4)
3B - FSU-Drew Mendoza (1)
HBP - FSU-Elijah Cabell (12), Matheu Nelson (7)
SH - FSU-Matheu Nelson (6)
SF - Opp-1
SB - Opp-2
CS - Opp-1

       NAME                      IP  H  R ER BB SO
============================== ==== == == == == ==
C.J. Van Eyk         W (5-3)    6.0  6  1  1  1  4
Conor Grady                     2.0  1  2  2  2  1
J.C. Flowers         Sv(9)      1.0  1  0  0  0  1
                               ===================
FSU                             9.0  8  3  3  3  6
Opp                  L          9.0  9  5  5  4  8





 
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Virginia 13, Florida State 3
04/20/2019, Charlottesville, Va.

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Florida State	0	0	0	0	2	3	0	0	0	5	9	5
Virginia	0	0	0	1	0	0	0	2	0	3	8	0

From the FSU Website, seminoles.com.

Noles Win Series, Split Doubleheader.
FSU wins back-to-back ACC series.

The Noles did strike in the fifth, with Albert walking before Mendoza�s triple tied the game. Martin followed with an RBI groundout and the Noles led 2-1 at the midway point.

With the left-on-left matchup, Albert laced his third single of the game to score Cabell and two batters later, Martin singled to score two and give FSU a 5-1 lead.

Conor Grady, the reigning ACC Pitcher of the Week, relieved Van Eyk, struck out Cayman Richardson and forced two pop flys to get FSU out of trouble.

Weiller had four of Virginia�s eight hits.

J.C. Flowers earned his ninth save of the year, working around a two-out error and infield single to strike out cleanup hitter Brendan Rivoli and close the game.

OF NOTE

Reese Albert singled in the first inning, tying his career-long hitting streak at five games. He had a season high three hits and drew a walk.
Catcher Mat Nelson threw out two runners in game one, an attempted base stealer in the third inning and a pick off in the fourth inning. Nelson also had a sacrifice bunt, his sixth of the year and FSU�s 11th of the season.
FSU�s five errors were a season high.
Drew Mendoza hit his second career triple, and first this season, to score Albert and tie the game at 1-1 in the fifth inning. FSU has six triples on the season, tying its total from 2018.
Elijah Cabell was hit by a pitch for the 12th time this season, most on the team and most by a Seminole since three players had 13 in 2017.
Robby Martin had three RBI and leads FSU with 35 on the season. He has three RBI in both games of the series.
Florida State issued three walks in game one. All three scored.
J.C. Flowers� nine saves are the most for FSU since Billy Strode had 14 in 2015. FSU is 18-0 when leading after 8 innings.
FSU�s six straight ACC wins are tied for the longest league streak this year (North Carolina). It is FSU�s longest conference winning streak since an eight-game run in 2014.

Virginia�s Griff McGarry (3-5) pitched five innings, giving up a hit and one unearned run while striking out eight.

Virginia scored six runs over the final three innings to secure the win.

       NAME             POSITION AB  R  H RBI BB SO PO  A
======================= ======== == == == === == == == ==
Mike Salvatore          SS        3  1  0   0  2  0  0  4
Reese Albert            RF        2  0  0   0  1  1  2  0
  Alec Sanchez          RF        1  1  1   0  1  0  0  0
Drew Mendoza            3B        4  1  1   0  1  1  1  1
Robby Martin            DH        3  0  0   1  1  2  0  0
J.C. Flowers            CF        2  0  1   0  1  1  2  0
  Tim Becker            PH-CF     2  0  1   0  0  0  0  0
Nico Baldor             1B        4  0  1   0  0  0  7  0
Elijah Cabell           LF        2  0  0   0  0  2  2  0
  Cooper Swanson        PH-LF     1  0  0   1  1  1  0  0
Nander De Sedas         2B        3  0  0   0  0  2  3  1
  McGuire Weaver        2B        1  0  0   0  0  0  0  0
Jonathan Foster         C         2  0  0   0  0  1  4  0
  Carter Smith          PH-C      2  0  1   0  0  0  3  0
Shane Drohan            P                            0  1
  Jonah Scolaro         P                            0  0
  Chase Haney           P                            0  0
  Gage Hutchinson       P                            0  0
  Clayton Kwiatkowski   P                            0  0
  Austin Pollock        P                            0  0
                                 ========================
FSU                              32  3  6   2  8 11 24  7
Opp                              37 13 13  12  7  7 27  3

E - FSU-Mike Salvatore (5)
2B - Opp-1
HR - Opp-4
SF - FSU-Robby Martin (4)
SB - Opp-1, FSU-J.C. Flowers (7)

       NAME                      IP  H  R ER BB SO
============================== ==== == == == == ==
Shane Drohan         L (2-1)    4.0  2  3  3  5  2
Jonah Scolaro                   0.2  3  3  3  1  0
Chase Haney                     1.1  2  2  2  0  2
Gage Hutchinson                 0.1  3  4  4  1  1
Clayton Kwiatkowski             0.2  2  0  0  0  0
Austin Pollock                  1.0  1  1  1  0  2
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FSU                             8.0 13 13 13  7  7
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Florida State 9, Stetson 8
04/23/2019, Tallahassee, Fla.

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Florida State	0	0	0	0	0	1	0	2	0	3	6	1
Virginia	0	0	2	0	5	1	4	1	x	13	13	0

From the FSU Website, seminoles.com.

Offense Highlights FSU win vs. Stetson.
Noles hit three home runs Tuesday.

TALLAHASSEE, Fla. � Behind three home runs from its offense, Florida State (25-14) beat Stetson (18-21) 9-8 Tuesday evening on Mike Martin Field at Dick Howser Stadium. The Noles used six pitchers against the Hatters, with Jonah Scolaro (2-0) earning the win in three innings of relief.

Mat Nelson, Reese Albert and Nico Baldor each hit a home run against Bret Neilan (1-4), who allowed all nine of FSU�s runs over 6.1 innings pitched. J.C. Flowers had an RBI single at the plate and notched the final four outs without allowing a run for his ACC-leading 10th save of the year.

Against starting pitcher Conor Grady, the first four Stetson batters reached on a single, a walk, an RBI double and an RBI single for an early 2-0 lead. Grady recovered to strike out a pair to limit any further damage. The right-hander started on a pitch count and left after the first inning at 35 pitches.

The Seminoles took the lead in the second inning. Neilan hit Flowers with a pitch and Elijah Cabell laced a single up the middle to cut the lead in half. Nelson followed with his second home run of the season, a two-run shot off the left field scoreboard for a 3-2 FSU lead.

FSU scored three more in the third off Neilan, including a two-out RBI single from Flowers to score Mike Salvatore and a two-run home run from first baseman Baldor, the first of his career.

Kyle Ball got all three runs back in the fourth inning for Stetson, hitting his first home run of the season to score three runs. Clayton Kwiatkowski pitched three innings Tuesday, striking out a season-high-tying five batters.

Albert, playing his fourth game since returning from injury and hitting in the leadoff spot for the first time in his career, hit his third home run of the year for a 7-5 FSU lead in the fourth.

Stetson tied it with two unearned runs against Scolaro in the seventh inning. The Noles had four errors in the game.

Centerfielder Andrew MacNeil lost a ball in the lights off Nelson�s bat to start the inning, and Salvatore doubled off the third baseman�s glove for an 8-7 lead against Neilan. Reliever Danny Garcia entered with one out in the seventh inning and allowed a single up the middle from Robby Martin to make it 9-7 FSU but no other runners reached base in 1.2 innings.

The Seminoles threw three pitchers in the eighth inning as Stetson cut the lead to 9-8. Antonio Velez struck out two batters before leaving after allowing a double; Chase Haney issued a walk and an RBI single; and Flowers came on from center field to force a line out to end the inning.

In the ninth, Flowers hit the leadoff batter Baylen Sparks and Mark Townsend singled, but Flowers got the final two batters out to preserve the FSU lead and get FSU�s 13th straight win over Stetson in Dick Howser Stadium.

Salvatore led FSU with three hits; Koos and Arenas each had three hits for the Hatters.

OF NOTE

FSU�s win Tuesday was its 13th straight at home against Stetson. FSU has won 16 of 17 in the series overall.
Reese Albert hit in the leadoff spot for the first time in his career and hit his third home run of the season, and 10th of his career, to give FSU a 7-5 lead.
Mike Salvatore had been FSU�s leadoff hitter the first 38 games of 2019. He had three hits Tuesday and leads FSU with 50 on the year.
Mat Nelson hit his second home run in the second inning, giving FSU a 3-2 lead. He added his fourth double of the year in the seventh.
Nico Baldor extended his hitting streak to a team-high five games and hit his first career home run. On the season, 12 Seminoles have hit at least one home run.
FSU hit three home runs in a game for the fifth time this season.
Robby Martin singled to score Salvatore in the seventh inning, his team-high 37th RBI of the year.
Clayton Kwiatkowski struck out five batters Tuesday, tying his season high (at Miami).
Eight of FSU�s nine runs scored were with two outs; FSU stranded a season-low two runners on base.
FSU did not draw a walk Tuesday, the first time this season that has happened.
The win was FSU�s first of the season on a Tuesday (1-5).

       NAME             POSITION AB  R  H RBI BB SO PO  A
======================= ======== == == == === == == == ==
Reese Albert            RF-CF     4  1  1   1  0  1  3  0
Mike Salvatore          SS        4  2  3   1  0  0  0  1
Drew Mendoza            3B        4  0  0   0  0  1  0  3
Robby Martin            DH        4  0  1   1  0  1  0  0
  Tim Becker            RF        0  0  0   0  0  0  0  0
J.C. Flowers            CF-P      3  2  1   1  0  0  3  0
Nico Baldor             1B        4  1  1   2  0  1  5  1
Nander De Sedas         2B        4  0  0   0  0  1  2  0
Elijah Cabell           LF        4  1  1   1  0  2  1  0
Matheu Nelson           C         3  2  2   2  0  0 13  0
Conor Grady             P                            0  0
  Clayton Kwiatkowski   P                            0  1
  Jonah Scolaro         P                            0  0
  Antonio Velez         P                            0  0
  Chase Haney           P                            0  0
                                 ========================
FSU                              34  9 10   9  0  7 27  6
Opp                              41  8 13   7  2 13 24  9

E - FSU-Reese Albert (1), Nico Baldor (5), Nander De Sedas 2 (10)
2B - Opp-3, FSU-Mike Salvatore (11), Matheu Nelson (4)
HR - Opp-1, FSU-Reese Albert (3), Nico Baldor (1), Matheu Nelson (2)
HBP - Opp-1, FSU-J.C. Flowers (6)
SF - Opp-1
SB - Opp-3, FSU-J.C. Flowers (8)

       NAME                      IP  H  R ER BB SO
============================== ==== == == == == ==
Conor Grady                     1.0  3  2  2  1  2
Clayton Kwiatkowski             3.0  5  3  3  0  5
Jonah Scolaro        W (2-0)    3.0  2  2  0  0  3
Antonio Velez                   0.2  1  1  1  0  2
Chase Haney                     0.0  1  0  0  1  0
J.C. Flowers         Sv(10)     1.1  1  0  0  0  1
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FSU                             9.0 13  8  6  2 13
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Florida State 10, Stetson 4
04/24/2019, Tallahassee, Fla.

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Stetson	2	0	0	3	0	0	2	1	0	8	13	0
Florida State	0	3	3	1	0	0	2	0	x	9	10	4

From the FSU Website, seminoles.com.

Noles Wrap Two-Game Sweep of Stetson.
FSU hits three triples, three home runs in win.

TALLAHASSEE, Fla. � Florida State (26-14) completed its two-game sweep of Stetson (18-22) Wednesday, topping the Hatters 10-4 in front of 3,863 fans at Dick Howser Stadium. Seven of FSU�s 10 hits went for extra bases, with Reese Albert tying the school record with two triples and Drew Mendoza hitting a pair of home runs.

Shane Drohan (3-1), FSU�s normal game three starter in the weekend rotation, started and threw three scoreless innings, tying a career high with eight strikeouts.

Florida State scored a pair of first inning runs against Mitchell Senger (1-4), who recorded just one out before being replaced by Daniel Paret. Mike Salvatore hit his third triple of the year, tied for the most by a Seminole in the past three seasons, and Mendoza followed with his 11th home run for a 2-0 lead.

Senger allowed a walk and hit two batters to leave with the bases loaded, but Paret got a strikeout and a pop fly to end the inning.

Drohan started for the Noles, tying his career high with eight strikeouts in just three innings, allowing two hits. After starting last Saturday�s game at Virginia, Drohan threw 53 pitches against the Hatters Tuesday. Tyler Ahearn made just his seventh appearance of the year, getting two outs in the fourth while allowing a run to score. FSU got out of the inning on a bases-loaded catch by Nander De Sedas at second base, keeping its 2-1 lead with Antonio Velez on the mound.

FSU scored four in the bottom of the inning, on a pair of home runs and a sacrifice fly. After Jonathan Foster walked, Elijah Cabell hit his seventh home run of the season and his first since March 23. Albert hit FSU�s second triple of the game and scored on Salvatore�s sacrifice fly, followed by Mendoza�s second home run, hit over the batter�s eye in center field and traveling an estimated 441 feet.

The Hatters hit back-to-back home runs off Velez in the fifth, the first time this year FSU has allowed back-to-back homers, to trim the lead to 6-3 FSU.

Danny Garcia, after throwing 1.2 innings in relief Tuesday, started the fifth and allowed a single to Robby Martin and a double to Mat Nelson. Nico Baldor pinch hit for Foster and scored Martin on a grounder to first base. After two straight hit batters, Garcia forced a pop up and a ground out to end the frame.

Velez picked off runners at first base in the sixth and seventh innings. He finished with 3.1 innings pitched, two earned runs allowed and six strikeouts. His six strikeouts were a career high.

Albert tied the FSU record with his second triple of the game, coming around to score on Salvatore�s single in the seventh inning and giving FSU a 10-3 lead.

Austin Pollock gave up a run over the final two innings, including a perfect ninth inning, to preserve the 10-4 win.

The top three batters in the Stetson lineup each struck out three times; as a team, FSU sat down 15 Hatters hitters.

OF NOTE

FSU hit three triples Wednesday, its most in a game since 2010. Reese Albert�s two triples tied a school record, while Albert and Mike Salvatore, who also tripled against Stetson, lead FSU with three on the season.
FSU�s 9 triples are three more than its total in 2018.
Drew Mendoza hit his 11th and 12th home runs of the season, the fourth multi-HR game of his career. His second home run cleared the batter�s eye in centerfield and traveled an estimated 441 feet. Mendoza has 29 home runs for his career.
Elijah Cabell hit his seventh home run of the season and first since March 23 at Notre Dame. FSU has hit three home runs in back-to-back games and six times this year.
FSU drew 6 walks Wednesday after not earning one Tuesday for the first time this season.
Shane Drohan struck out 8 batters, tying his career high in just 3.0 innings.
Antonio Velez struck out 6 batters, a career high, in 3.1 innings.
Cooper Swanson drew three walks and stole three bases. His three stolen bases were his first of the year and are the most for a Seminole since 2016. FSU�s four stolen bases tied the team high this season (at NC State).
Stetson�s two home runs in the fifth inning were the first back-to-back homers FSU has allowed this season. They were the first two home runs Antonio Velez allowed.
Seven of FSU�s 10 hits went for extra bases � 3 singles, 1 double, 3 triples and 3 home runs.
All four of FSU�s freshmen in the starting lineup were hit by a pitch.
FSU has beaten Stetson 14 straight times in Dick Howser Stadium.

       NAME             POSITION AB  R  H RBI BB SO PO  A
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Reese Albert            CF        5  2  2   0  0  1  0  0
Mike Salvatore          SS        4  1  2   2  0  1  1  3
Drew Mendoza            3B        5  2  2   3  0  2  0  1
Cooper Swanson          1B        1  1  0   0  3  1  4  0
  Carter Smith          1B        1  0  0   0  0  0  3  1
Robby Martin            RF        3  2  2   0  1  1  1  0
Matheu Nelson           C         3  0  1   0  1  1 14  2
Jonathan Foster         DH        1  1  0   0  1  1  0  0
  Nico Baldor           PH-DH     2  0  0   1  0  1  0  0
  Alec Sanchez          PH        1  0  0   0  0  0  0  0
Nander De Sedas         2B        3  0  0   0  0  0  3  0
Elijah Cabell           LF        3  1  1   2  0  2  1  0
  Tim Becker            LF        0  0  0   0  0  0  0  0
Shane Drohan            P                            0  0
  Tyler Ahearn          P                            0  0
  Antonio Velez         P                            0  3
  Austin Pollock        P                            0  1
                                 ========================
FSU                              32 10 10   8  6 11 27 11
Opp                              33  4  8   4  5 15 24  8

E - Opp-1, FSU-Mike Salvatore (6)
2B - FSU-Matheu Nelson (5)
3B - FSU-Reese Albert 2 (3), Mike Salvatore (3)
HR - Opp-2, FSU-Drew Mendoza 2 (12), Elijah Cabell (7)
HBP - FSU-Robby Martin (2), Matheu Nelson (8), Nander De Sedas (10), Elijah Cabell (13)
SF - Opp-1, FSU-Mike Salvatore (3)
SB - FSU-Cooper Swanson 3 (3), Robby Martin (2)
CS - FSU-Matheu Nelson (2)

       NAME                      IP  H  R ER BB SO
============================== ==== == == == == ==
Shane Drohan         W (3-1)    3.0  2  0  0  1  8
Tyler Ahearn                    0.2  1  1  0  1  0
Antonio Velez                   3.1  5  2  2  1  6
Austin Pollock                  2.0  0  1  1  2  1
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FSU                             9.0  8  4  3  5 15
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Florida State 13, Wake Forest 2
04/26/2019, Tallahassee, Fla.

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Stetson	0	0	0	1	2	0	0	1	0	4	8	1
Florida State	2	0	0	4	1	2	1	0	x	10	10	1

From the FSU Website, seminoles.com.

Offense Backs Another Parrish Gem.

TALLAHASSEE, Fla. � Behind a third straight dominant outing by starting pitcher Drew Parrish, Florida State (27-14, 13-9 ACC) topped Wake Forest (25-18, 11-11) 13-2 Friday evening at Dick Howser Stadium. In front of 3,840 fans, Parrish (6-3) struck out 10 batters in seven innings, giving up just three hits and a walk. Over his last three games, Parrish has not allowed an earned run in 21 innings.

The Seminole bats came to play as well Friday, scoring eight runs in the fifth and sixth innings, with Robby Martin hitting his second home run of the year and J.C. Flowers adding three hits and two RBI. Martin and Elijah Cabell also had a pair of runs batted in. FSU iced the game with four runs in the eighth.

The Noles struck first against Wake Forest starter Colin Peluse (3-6), taking a 1-0 lead in the third inning. With two outs, FSU loaded the bases and Nico Baldor battled from an 0-2 hole, eventually getting hit by a pitch to score Drew Mendoza.

Florida State added three runs in the fifth inning to end Peluse�s 11th start of the year. Mendoza earned his second walk of the game and Martin made it a 3-0 game with his second home run of the year, a shot to right-centerfield on the eighth pitch of the at-bat. Peluse allowed back-to-back singles to Flowers and Baldor, the latter including an error in center to allow Flowers to score.

Down 4-0, Wake Forest went to the bullpen for Morgan McSweeney with a runner on first and no outs in the fifth inning. McSweeney struck out two batters to get out of the inning without further damage.

FSU batted around in the sixth inning, scoring five runs on two hits, two walks, a hit by pitch and a Wake Forest error. Flowers and Cabell had two-run singles in the inning off Shane Muntz.

Parrish continued to dominate in the late innings, retiring his final 11 batters faced. The junior threw just 98 pitches and lowered his earned run average to 3.99. Before his current run of 21 innings without an earned run, Parrish�s ERA was at 6.21.

Clayton Kwiatkowski relieved Parrish to start the eighth, allowing two runs (one earned) on a hit and two FSU errors. Chase Haney notched the final out of the eighth to keep the score 9-2 Seminoles.

Cooper Swanson, who entered in the field in the top of the inning, hit a towering home run over the left field scoreboard. Swanson has seven home runs on the season after hitting just two as a freshman. FSU added the final two runs on a groundout and the first career double for McGuire Weaver.

The Noles allowed just two runs and five hits to the Demon Deacons Friday. Wake Forest entered the game 10th nationally in runs and 12th in hits.

OF NOTE

Parrish extended his streak without allowing an earned run to 21 innings after allowing just three hits and a walk while striking out 10 Friday. In that span, he has struck out 28 batters and allowed just 11 hits, lowering his ERA from 6.21 to 3.99.
Friday was the second time this season, and seventh time in Parrish�s career, that he has struck out at least 10 batters.
Drew Mendoza walked three times Friday and has a team high 48 on the year. He entered the weekend fifth in the country in base on balls.
J. C. Flowers hit his first triple of the season and third of his career. FSU has hit 10 triples on the season and 5 in the past five games. Flowers tied a season high with three hits Friday.
Reese Albert tied his career high by reaching base for the ninth straight game with a third inning single. He finished 2-for-6 Friday night.
Robby Martin hit his second home run of the season and first since February 23 against Youngstown State.
Cooper Swanson hit his seventh home run of the season. FSU has hit 54 home runs on the season.
FSU scored in 10 or more runs in back-to-back games for the second time this season and the first since Opening Weekend against Maine. Half of FSU�s 8 double-digit scoring games this year have come in the past two weeks.

       NAME             POSITION AB  R  H RBI BB SO PO  A
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Reese Albert            RF        6  0  2   1  0  1  0  0
Mike Salvatore          SS        4  1  0   0  2  0  0  0
Drew Mendoza            3B        2  3  1   0  3  0  0  3
  McGuire Weaver        PH-2B     1  0  1   1  0  0  0  1
Robby Martin            DH        5  2  2   2  0  3  0  0
J.C. Flowers            CF        3  2  3   2  1  0  1  0
  Alec Sanchez          PH-CF     0  1  0   0  1  0  0  0
Nico Baldor             1B        3  0  1   1  0  1  7  0
  Cooper Swanson        1B        1  1  1   2  0  0  4  1
Elijah Cabell           LF        3  1  1   2  1  2  1  0
  Tim Becker            PH-LF     1  0  0   0  0  0  0  0
Nander De Sedas         2B        3  0  0   0  1  0  2  4
  Carter Smith          PH-3B     0  1  0   0  1  0  0  0
Jonathan Foster         C         5  1  1   0  0  2 12  0
Drew Parrish            P                            0  0
  Clayton Kwiatkowski   P                            0  2
  Chase Haney           P                            0  0
                                 ========================
FSU                              37 13 13  11 10  9 27 11
Opp                              34  2  5   2  1 12 24  6

E - Opp-2, FSU-Mike Salvatore (7), Drew Mendoza (12), Carter Smith (3)
2B - Opp-2, FSU-McGuire Weaver (1), Jonathan Foster (2)
3B - FSU-J.C. Flowers (1)
HR - FSU-Robby Martin (2), Cooper Swanson (7)
HBP - FSU-Robby Martin (3), Nico Baldor (5)
SB - FSU-Elijah Cabell 2 (7)

       NAME                      IP  H  R ER BB SO
============================== ==== == == == == ==
Drew Parrish         W (6-3)    7.0  3  0  0  1 10
Clayton Kwiatkowski             0.2  1  2  0  0  0
Chase Haney                     1.1  1  0  0  0  2
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FSU                             9.0  5  2  0  1 12
Opp                  L          8.0 13 13 11 10  9





 
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Florida State 9, Wake Forest 5
04/27/2019, Tallahassee, Fla.

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Wake Forest	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	2	0	2	5	2
Florida State	0	0	1	0	3	5	0	4	x	13	13	3

From the FSU Website, seminoles.com.

Noles Win Third Straight Series.
Van Eyk (6-3) gets win; Mendoza hits 13th HR.

TALLAHASSEE, Fla. � Florida State scored early and often Saturday, leading 7-0 through three innings in an eventual 9-5 win over Wake Forest on Mike Martin Field at Dick Howser Stadium. The Seminoles (28-14, 14-9 ACC) notched 12 hits, with three coming off the bat of Drew Mendoza, including his team high 13th home run. Wake (25-19, 11-12 ACC) struck out 17 times, with 11 by FSU starting pitcher CJ Van Eyk.

Van Eyk (6-3) was effectively wild Saturday, striking out a career-high 11 while issuing five walks. The sophomore right-hander gave up four hits, including a three-run home run in the fifth inning, but rebounded to strike out the side. Van Eyk has won three straight starts.

Mendoza�s four RBI were a season high, and Reese Albert, Nander De Sedas and Mat Nelson also had two hits for the Seminoles. FSU has scored 22 runs the first two games of the series, beating Wake Forest 13-2 Friday night.

FSU scored twice in the first inning off Wake Forest starter Jared Shuster (4-3). Mike Salvatore led off with his 12th double of the season and Albert singled off Shuster�s leg to put runners on the corners. Mendoza lined an RBI single to center field to score Salvatore before J.C. Flowers reached on a bunt single to score Albert.

Leading 2-0, FSU added five runs in the third inning on four hits, two walks and a pivotal Wake Forest error that led to three unearned runs. Nelson hit a bases loaded single to score two runs, Cabell singled in a run, Albert had his team-high fifth sacrifice fly of the year and Mendoza hit his second RBI single of the game for a 7-0 lead through three innings.

Van Eyk ran into trouble in the fifth inning, surrendering a walk and a single before Chris Lanzilli hit his 11th home run of the season to cut the score to 7-3. He recovered to strike out the side and finished with 11 in the game, a career high.

Salvatore drew his career-high third walk off Tyler Witt in the fifth inning before Mendoza�s two-run home run put FSU up 9-3. Mendoza�s three hits and four RBI were season highs.

Jonah Scolaro earned his first save of the year, pitching the final four innings in relief. The sophomore left-hander gave up two runs on Lanzilli�s second home run of the game but also tied a career high with 6 strikeouts.

For the Demon Deacons, Lanzilli and Patrick Frick combined for five of the team�s six hits. Lanzilli had all five RBI on his two home runs.

OF NOTE

Mike Salvatore hit his 12th double of the season, one behind Robby Martin for the team lead. He also set a career high with three walks.
Drew Mendoza set a season high with three hits and tied his season high with four RBI. He had two RBI singles and a two-run home run, his 13th of the season.
Mat Nelson tied his season highs with two RBI and two hits. In April, Nelson is hitting .357 and his average has jumped from .210 to .256 in that span.
CJ Van Eyk struck out 11 batters in 5.0 innings Saturday, a career high. His previous high of 10 came in 7.1 innings against Miami in 2018.
Jonah Scolaro pitched 4.0 innings out of the bullpen, tying a career high with six strikeouts and earned his first save of the season.
Since returning from an injury last Thursday at Virginia, Reese Albert is hitting .407 (11-for-27) with eight runs scored, six RBI, two triples, a home run and four walks.
Florida State has won three straight ACC series for the first time this season. The Seminoles have won the season series against Wake Forest for the first time since 2015.
Chris Lanzilli had two home runs and all five of Wake Forest�s RBI Saturday. He is the first player with a two-home run game against FSU this season.

       NAME             POSITION AB  R  H RBI BB SO PO  A
======================= ======== == == == === == == == ==
Mike Salvatore          SS        2  2  1   0  3  1  0  1
Reese Albert            RF        3  1  2   1  0  0  0  0
  Tim Becker            LF        1  0  0   0  0  1  0  0
Drew Mendoza            3B        5  1  3   4  0  1  0  1
Cooper Swanson          1B        2  1  0   0  3  1  7  0
J.C. Flowers            CF        4  1  1   1  1  2  1  0
Nander De Sedas         2B        5  1  2   0  0  0  1  5
Matheu Nelson           C         5  1  2   2  0  2 17  1
Elijah Cabell           LF        3  1  1   1  0  0  0  0
  Alec Sanchez          LF-RF     2  0  0   0  0  2  1  0
Robby Martin            DH        3  0  0   0  0  2  0  0
C.J. Van Eyk            P                            0  0
  Jonah Scolaro         P                            0  0
                                 ========================
FSU                              35  9 12   9  7 12 27  8
Opp                              34  5  6   5  5 17 24  6

E - Opp-2, FSU-Drew Mendoza (13)
2B - Opp-2, FSU-Mike Salvatore (12)
HR - Opp-2, FSU-Drew Mendoza (13)
SH - FSU-Robby Martin (1)
SF - FSU-Reese Albert (5)
SB - FSU-Cooper Swanson (4), J.C. Flowers (9)

       NAME                      IP  H  R ER BB SO
============================== ==== == == == == ==
C.J. Van Eyk         W (6-3)    5.0  4  3  3  5 11
Jonah Scolaro        Sv(1)      4.0  2  2  2  0  6
                               ===================
FSU                             9.0  6  5  5  5 17
Opp                  L          8.0 12  9  6  7 11





 
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Wake Forest 16, Florida State 12
04/28/2019, Tallahassee, Fla.

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Wake Forest	0	0	0	0	3	0	2	0	0	5	6	2
Florida State	2	0	5	0	2	0	0	0	x	9	12	1

From the FSU Website, seminoles.com.

Noles Drop Finale, Win Series vs. Wake.
Martin, Albert homer in 16-12 loss.

TALLAHASSEE, Fla. � Despite dropping a wild Sunday finale 16-12 that saw a combined 28 runs and 28 hits, Florida State claimed its third straight series victory this weekend against Wake Forest. The Seminoles (28-15, 14-10 ACC) got home runs from Reese Albert and Robby Martin Sunday, while the Demon Deacons (26-19, 12-12) used a grand slam and two bases-loaded doubles to secure the win. Martin had a game-high four hits.

FSU scored in five straight innings, and seven of nine, but Wake Forest scored four runs in the third, sixth and seventh innings and added three crucial runs in the ninth. Bobby Seymour and Shane Muntz, Wake�s four and five hitters, had 11 combined RBI in the contest. The Noles struck first against Ryan Cusick, with Nico Baldor doubling to right-center field and scoring on Mat Nelson�s RBI single.

Wake Forest answered in the third on Muntz�s first career grand slam. The Demon Deacons loaded the bases on a single, a walk and an intentional walk before Muntz�s two-out home run. Starting pitcher Conor Grady (6-4) lasted three innings, allowing four runs on four hits and striking out one.

Albert hit his fourth home run of the season in the third inning. Since returning from an injury last Thursday against Virginia, Albert is hitting .387 with seven RBI and 10 runs scored.

Shane Drohan relieved Grady in the fourth, giving up an infield single and three walks in two-thirds of an inning. Down 5-2, Antonio Velez came in with the bases loaded and got Chris Lanzilli to fly out to the warning track to end the inning.

Cusick allowed a Cooper Swanson single and walked Nander De Sedas before Mike Salvatore brought in Swanson on an error by third baseman Jake Mueller. That ended Cusick�s day, turning the mound over to Bobby Hearn. Hearn hit Albert with a pitch to load the bases, but Drew Mendoza popped up as FSU stranded three.

Martin hit his third home run of the season, and second of the weekend, to lead off the fifth inning and cut the deficit to 5-4. The Noles scored in four straight innings from the second through fifth innings.

Both teams put up four spots in the sixth inning, maintaining Wake Forest�s one-run lead. The Demon Deacons faced three FSU pitchers in the inning. Velez left after a walk and a fielding error; Seymour hit a bases loaded double to score three runs and Michael Ludowig tripled to score Seymour against Chase Haney; and Tyler Ahearn struck out Logan Harvey to end the inning with FSU down 9-4.

FSU hit around in the bottom of the inning, with an RBI single from Mendoza; a two-run single from Baldor and an RBI single from pinch-hitter Alec Sanchez that cut the lead to 9-8. The Demon Deacons also used three pitchers in the inning. Antonio Menendez (6-1) did not allow a run in 1.2 innings pitched to earn the win.

Wake Forest iced the game in the seventh, scoring four more runs on another three-run double from Seymour and an RBI single from Muntz. Those two combined for 11 runs batted in Sunday.

Sanchez added a two-run single against William Fleming in the eighth, and Nelson hit a double to make the score 13-11 through eight innings, but the Noles could not get closer. Wake Forest scored three runs in the ninth, and Salvatore doubled and scored FSU�s final run in the 16-12 game.

       NAME             POSITION AB  R  H RBI BB SO PO  A
======================= ======== == == == === == == == ==
Mike Salvatore          SS        5  2  2   0  1  1  2  2
Reese Albert            LF-CF     4  2  1   1  1  0  2  0
Drew Mendoza            3B        4  2  1   1  2  2  0  3
Robby Martin            RF        5  3  4   1  1  0  0  0
J.C. Flowers            CF-P      5  0  0   0  0  3  4  0
  Austin Pollock        P         0  0  0   0  0  0  0  0
  Clayton Kwiatkowski   P         0  0  0   0  0  0  0  0
  Tim Becker            PH        1  0  0   0  0  0  0  0
Nico Baldor             1B        5  1  2   2  0  0 10  1
Cooper Swanson          DH        3  1  2   0  0  1  0  0
  Alec Sanchez          PH-LF     2  1  2   3  0  0  0  0
Matheu Nelson           C         5  0  2   2  0  1  7  0
Nander De Sedas         2B        2  0  0   0  2  0  1  0
  Elijah Cabell         PH        1  0  0   0  0  1  0  0
  McGuire Weaver        2B        0  0  0   0  0  0  0  1
Conor Grady             P                            1  0
  Shane Drohan          P                            0  0
  Antonio Velez         P                            0  1
  Chase Haney           P                            0  0
  Tyler Ahearn          P                            0  0
                                 ========================
FSU                              42 12 16  10  7  9 27  8
Opp                              39 16 12  16 14  7 27 11

E - Opp-1, FSU-Drew Mendoza (14), Nander De Sedas (11)
2B - Opp-2, FSU-Mike Salvatore (13), Nico Baldor (5), Matheu Nelson (6)
3B - Opp-1
HR - Opp-1, FSU-Reese Albert (4), Robby Martin (3)
HBP - FSU-Reese Albert (4)
SH - Opp-2
SB - Opp-1, FSU-Mike Salvatore (4)

       NAME                      IP  H  R ER BB SO
============================== ==== == == == == ==
Conor Grady          L (6-4)    3.0  4  4  4  2  1
Shane Drohan                    0.2  1  1  1  3  2
Antonio Velez                   1.2  0  2  1  2  1
Chase Haney                     0.1  2  2  1  1  0
Tyler Ahearn                    1.0  0  2  2  2  2
J.C. Flowers                    1.1  3  2  2  1  1
Austin Pollock                  0.1  1  3  3  2  0
Clayton Kwiatkowski             0.2  1  0  0  1  0
                               ===================
FSU                             9.0 12 16 14 14  7
Opp                  W          9.0 16 12 11  7  9





 
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Pittsburgh 10, Florida State 0
05/03/2019, Tallahassee, Fla.

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Wake Forest	0	0	4	1	0	4	4	0	3	16	12	1
Florida State	0	1	1	1	1	4	0	3	1	12	16	2

From the FSU Website, seminoles.com.

Noles Drop Opener to Pitt.

TALLAHASSEE, Fla. � No. 25 Florida State dropped the series opener to visiting Pitt Friday, falling 10-0 on Mike Martin Field at Dick Howser Stadium. Pitt scored three runs in five innings against Drew Parrish (6-4), snapping the left-handers� 22.0-inning streak without allowing an earned run.

Derek West (2-2) earned the win, allowing just five hits and a walk while striking out nine in seven innings.

FSU�s 1-2-3 hitters each had two hits, accounting for all six of the Seminoles� base knocks on Friday.

Nico Popa and Bryce O�Farrell each went 3-for-5 for Pitt, with Popa scoring three runs and knocking in four and O�Farrell scoring once with two RBI.

David Yanni tripled to start the second inning, scoring on O�Farrell�s RBI single. Pitt added two in the third inning on Popa�s fourth home run of the season.

Parrish did strike out 7 batters Friday, giving him 303 for his career. He ranks 10th in FSU history in strikeouts.

In the seventh, Pitt got two runs against reliever Jonah Scolaro and five runs in the ninth inning against Clayton Kwiatkowski.

The Seminoles best chances to score came in the sixth and eighth inning. Down 3-0, Mike Salvatore, Reese Albert and Drew Mendoza singled to load the bases with no outs, but West struck out two batters and Nico Baldor flew out to right field to preserve the shutout.

In the eighth against Brady Devereux, Salvatore singled and Albert walked with no outs. Devereux gave way to Chase Smith, who got the next three batters out. FSU stranded nine runners in the game.

       NAME             POSITION AB  R  H RBI BB SO PO  A
======================= ======== == == == === == == == ==
Mike Salvatore          SS        4  0  2   0  0  0  1  3
Reese Albert            RF        3  0  2   0  1  1  1  0
Drew Mendoza            3B        4  0  2   0  0  1  1  0
Robby Martin            DH        3  0  0   0  1  2  0  0
J.C. Flowers            CF        4  0  0   0  0  4  1  0
  Tim Becker            CF        0  0  0   0  0  0  1  0
Nico Baldor             1B        4  0  0   0  0  0  6  0
Alec Sanchez            LF        4  0  0   0  0  1  0  0
Jonathan Foster         C         2  0  0   0  0  1 10  1
  Matheu Nelson         C         1  0  0   0  0  1  1  1
Nander De Sedas         2B        3  0  0   0  0  0  4  1
  McGuire Weaver        2B        1  0  0   0  0  1  1  1
Drew Parrish            P                            0  1
  Jonah Scolaro         P                            0  1
  Chase Haney           P                            0  0
  Clayton Kwiatkowski   P                            0  0
                                 ========================
FSU                              33  0  6   0  2 12 27  9
Opp                              35 10 10   8  8 10 27  5

E - FSU-Nander De Sedas (12)
2B - Opp-3
3B - Opp-1
HR - Opp-1
HBP - Opp-1, FSU-Matheu Nelson (9)
SB - Opp-1

       NAME                      IP  H  R ER BB SO
============================== ==== == == == == ==
Drew Parrish         L (6-4)    5.0  6  3  3  3  7
Jonah Scolaro                   1.2  1  2  2  2  2
Chase Haney                     0.2  0  0  0  0  0
Clayton Kwiatkowski             1.2  3  5  5  3  1
                               ===================
FSU                             9.0 10 10 10  8 10
Opp                  W          9.0  6  0  0  2 12





 
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Florida State 15, Pittsburgh 6
05/05/2019, First 2 1/2 innings played on 5/4/2019., Tallahassee, Fla.

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Pittsburgh	0	1	2	0	0	0	2	0	5	10	10	0
Florida State	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	6	1

From the FSU Website, seminoles.com.

Noles Sweep Doubleheader, Win Series vs. Pitt.
FSU outscored Panthers 27-12 in final two games

TALLAHASSEE, Fla. � Florida State won both games of a doubleheader Sunday, sweeping Pitt 15-6 in a suspended game from Saturday and 12-6 in the series finale. FSU (30-16, 16-11 ACC) has won four straight Atlantic Coast Conference series and is a season-high 14 games over .500.

FSU hit a combined .397 in the final two games of the series, with 27 runs on 29 hits.

Game 1 � FSU 15, Pitt 6 (resumed from Saturday)
The game began Saturday before twice being stopped due to weather. After 21 minutes, the game was halted in the bottom of the first inning for two hours and 49 minutes. The teams played 44 more minutes before a second and final weather delay that pushed the conclusion of the game to Sunday.

All told, five Seminoles had at least three hits, J.C. Flowers hit two of FSU�s five home runs and FSU had a season-high 20 hits in the 15-6 win on Mike Martin Field at Dick Howser Stadium. The Noles 20 hits were its most in an Atlantic Coast Conference game since 2008 (21 at Wake Forest).

On the mound, CJ Van Eyk struck out 10 batters in just 3.0 innings before the game was suspended. Conor Grady (7-4) earned the win, pitching three innings in relief.

Robby Martin gave FSU a 3-0 lead in the first inning, hitting a three-run home run as the first batter after the first rain delay. Flowers hit his 10th home run against Dan Hammer (3-5) before Pitt scored two against Van Eyk in the third inning. Van Eyk struck out 10 batters in just 3.0 innings Saturday, thanks to a wild pitch strikeout in the first inning. Van Eyk did not return for Sunday�s resumed game.

Pitt brought out Chris Gomez to start Sunday, allowing an RBI single to Mat Nelson in the third inning to extend FSU�s lead to 5-2. The Panthers countered against Grady on Connor Perry�s solo home run, but a one-out triple did not score after two groundouts ended the fifth inning.

Nico Popa doubled to score Sky Duff in the fifth inning, an unearned run after Duff reached on an FSU fielding error. The Panthers first two batters of the seventh singled and Florida State brought in Jonah Scolaro to get out of trouble. The sophomore left-hander got the next three batters out on a fielders choice, a strikeout and a ground out to end the inning.

Reese Albert singled off the first base bag in the bottom of the inning and scored on Mendoza�s double off the centerfield wall. After Nelson�s team-high seventh sacrifice bunt scored Mendoza, Flowers took the first pitch he saw for a two-run home run, his second of the game (and first of the day). FSU led 9-4 through seven innings.

Flowers pitched a scoreless eighth inning and FSU added six runs against William Kirwan to ice the game.

OF NOTE

The game began on May 4 and the first rain delay started at 1:27 and lasted until 4:16 (2 hours, 49 minutes). The second started at 5:00 and lasted until the game was suspended at 7:28 (2 hours, 28 minutes). The game resumed May 5 with FSU leading 4-2 in the third inning.
FSU�s 20 hits were its most in a game this season and most in an Atlantic Coast Conference game since getting 21 at Wake Forest on March 28, 2008.
CJ Van Eyk was the first Seminole this season to strike out four batters in an inning. Van Eyk did it in the first inning; Cobi Johnson last accomplished the feat for FSU in March 2018 against Kansas. After the delay, he struck out the side in the second and third innings and finished with 10 strikeouts in 3.0 innings pitched.
Reese Albert singled in the first inning, extending his hitting streak to 7 games and his on-base streak to 13 games, both careers highs. Albert hit his fifth home run of the year in the eighth inning.
Mat Nelson tied a career high by reaching base in 11 straight games. Nelson�s average has jumped 70 points since the beginning of April, from .210 to .280. His three hits set a career and his seven sacrifice bunts are more than half of FSU�s 13 as a team. Robby Martin was the first batter after the first rain delay and hit a three-run home run, his fourth of the season. Alec Sanchez pinch hit for Martin to start Sunday and tied a career high with three hits.
J.C. Flowers homered twice in the game, one Saturday and one Sunday. He has 11 home runs on the season (second on team) and it was his second multi-HR game this year (vs. Clemson, April 13). With 10 saves, he joins Mike McGee in 2010 (17 HR, 13 SV) as the only Noles to get at least 10 home runs and 10 saves in the same season.
FSU hit five home runs in a game for the second time in 2019.
Mike Salvatore doubled in the fourth inning, his team-high 14th of the year, breaking a tie with Martin. He has reached base safely in 13 straight games, tying a career high.
Drew Mendoza walked twice, including his seventh intentional walk of the year. Mendoza entered the weekend fourth nationally with 50 walks. He also was 3-for-3 at the plate, reaching base in all five plate appearances, and scored a career-high four runs.

Game 2 � FSU 12, Pitt 6
The Seminoles capped Sunday with a 12-6 win to claim the series victory. After Pitt took a 2-1 lead in the fourth inning, Florida State scored 11 runs in inning four through six to take command.

Jonah Scolaro improved to 3-0 in the win, throwing 2.1 innings in relief without allowing a hit. Shane Drohan allowed a pair of runs in 3.2 innings pitched as the starter.

Drew Mendoza had three hits in the game to go along with a sacrifice fly. For the weekend, Mendoza hit .800 (8-for-10) with six runs scored, five RBI and three walks. His average jumped from .289 to .321 on the weekend.

After Pitt took a lead against Drohan in the fourth, the Noles immediately responded in the bottom of the inning with a Mat Nelson RBI single and a sacrifice fly from Nico Baldor. FSU broke out for five runs on three hits and a pair of Panther errors in the fifth.

In the sixth inning, FSU extended its lead to 12-2 with four more runs on two hits � an RBI single from Mendoza and a two-run single from J.C. Flowers. Nelson was hit by a pitch with the bases loaded to score another run.

Robby Martin had two hits for FSU, pushing his season total to 52. Mike Salvatore had three of FSU�s six walks.

For Pitt, nine different players had one hit each, including back-to-back home runs from Connor Perry and Nico Popa in the eighth inning to trim FSU�s lead to 12-5.

OF NOTE

Mike Salvatore doubled to start the game, his team-high 15th of the year. He has reached base safely in 14 straight games, a career high.
Mat Nelson hit an RBI single in the fourth inning, tying the game at 2-2. He has reached base in a career-high 12 straight games. Drew Mendoza added four RBI in game two, taking the team lead with 44 on the season. For the series, Mendoza hit .800 with six runs scored, five RBI, three walks, a 1.000 slugging percentage and an .833 on-base percentage.
Jonah Scolaro pitched in all three games against Pitt. His 20 appearances are one behind Chase Haney, who pitched the seventh inning, for the team lead.

       NAME             POSITION AB  R  H RBI BB SO PO  A
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Mike Salvatore          SS        6  0  1   0  0  2  0  2
Reese Albert            RF-CF     5  3  3   2  0  1  1  0
Drew Mendoza            3B        3  4  3   1  2  0  2  1
Robby Martin            DH        1  1  1   3  0  0  0  0
  Alec Sanchez          PH-DH     4  1  3   0  0  0  0  0
  Austin Pollock        P         0  0  0   0  0  0  0  0
Cooper Swanson          1B        5  0  0   0  0  3  5  1
Matheu Nelson           C         4  2  3   5  0  0 15  1
  Jonathan Foster       C         0  0  0   0  0  0  0  0
J.C. Flowers            CF-P      5  2  3   3  0  1  2  0
  Tim Becker            PR-RF     0  1  0   0  0  0  0  0
Carter Smith            2B        5  0  1   1  0  0  0  0
  McGuire Weaver        2B        0  0  0   0  0  0  0  1
Elijah Cabell           LF        4  1  2   0  1  2  2  0
C.J. Van Eyk            P                            0  0
  Conor Grady           P                            0  1
  Jonah Scolaro         P                            0  0
                                 ========================
FSU                              42 15 20  15  3  9 27  7
Opp                              41  6 13   6  5 16 24  9

E - Opp-1, FSU-Mike Salvatore (8)
2B - Opp-4, FSU-Mike Salvatore (14), Drew Mendoza (7), J.C. Flowers (9), Carter Smith (1)
3B - Opp-1
HR - Opp-1, FSU-Reese Albert (5), Robby Martin (4), Matheu Nelson (3), J.C. Flowers 2 (11)
HBP - Opp-1
SH - FSU-Matheu Nelson (7)
SF - Opp-1

       NAME                      IP  H  R ER BB SO
============================== ==== == == == == ==
C.J. Van Eyk                    3.0  4  2  2  1 10
Conor Grady          W (7-4)    3.0  5  2  1  3  4
Jonah Scolaro                   1.0  0  0  0  0  1
J.C. Flowers                    1.0  1  0  0  0  1
Austin Pollock                  1.0  3  2  2  1  0
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FSU                             9.0 13  6  5  5 16
Opp                  L          8.0 20 15 15  3  9





 
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Florida State 12, Pittsburgh 6
05/05/2019, Tallahassee, Fla.

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Pittsburgh	0	0	2	0	1	1	0	0	2	6	13	0
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From the FSU Website, seminoles.com.

Noles Sweep Doubleheader, Win Series vs. Pitt.
FSU outscored Panthers 27-12 in final two games

FSU hit a combined .397 in the final two games of the series, with 27 runs on 29 hits.

On the mound, CJ Van Eyk struck out 10 batters in just 3.0 innings before the game was suspended. Conor Grady (7-4) earned the win, pitching three innings in relief.

Flowers pitched a scoreless eighth inning and FSU added six runs against William Kirwan to ice the game.

OF NOTE

The game began on May 4 and the first rain delay started at 1:27 and lasted until 4:16 (2 hours, 49 minutes). The second started at 5:00 and lasted until the game was suspended at 7:28 (2 hours, 28 minutes). The game resumed May 5 with FSU leading 4-2 in the third inning.
FSU�s 20 hits were its most in a game this season and most in an Atlantic Coast Conference game since getting 21 at Wake Forest on March 28, 2008.
CJ Van Eyk was the first Seminole this season to strike out four batters in an inning. Van Eyk did it in the first inning; Cobi Johnson last accomplished the feat for FSU in March 2018 against Kansas. After the delay, he struck out the side in the second and third innings and finished with 10 strikeouts in 3.0 innings pitched.
Reese Albert singled in the first inning, extending his hitting streak to 7 games and his on-base streak to 13 games, both careers highs. Albert hit his fifth home run of the year in the eighth inning.
Mat Nelson tied a career high by reaching base in 11 straight games. Nelson�s average has jumped 70 points since the beginning of April, from .210 to .280. His three hits set a career and his seven sacrifice bunts are more than half of FSU�s 13 as a team. Robby Martin was the first batter after the first rain delay and hit a three-run home run, his fourth of the season. Alec Sanchez pinch hit for Martin to start Sunday and tied a career high with three hits.
J.C. Flowers homered twice in the game, one Saturday and one Sunday. He has 11 home runs on the season (second on team) and it was his second multi-HR game this year (vs. Clemson, April 13). With 10 saves, he joins Mike McGee in 2010 (17 HR, 13 SV) as the only Noles to get at least 10 home runs and 10 saves in the same season.
FSU hit five home runs in a game for the second time in 2019.
Mike Salvatore doubled in the fourth inning, his team-high 14th of the year, breaking a tie with Martin. He has reached base safely in 13 straight games, tying a career high.
Drew Mendoza walked twice, including his seventh intentional walk of the year. Mendoza entered the weekend fourth nationally with 50 walks. He also was 3-for-3 at the plate, reaching base in all five plate appearances, and scored a career-high four runs.

Jonah Scolaro improved to 3-0 in the win, throwing 2.1 innings in relief without allowing a hit. Shane Drohan allowed a pair of runs in 3.2 innings pitched as the starter.

Robby Martin had two hits for FSU, pushing his season total to 52. Mike Salvatore had three of FSU�s six walks.

For Pitt, nine different players had one hit each, including back-to-back home runs from Connor Perry and Nico Popa in the eighth inning to trim FSU�s lead to 12-5.

OF NOTE

Mike Salvatore doubled to start the game, his team-high 15th of the year. He has reached base safely in 14 straight games, a career high.
Mat Nelson hit an RBI single in the fourth inning, tying the game at 2-2. He has reached base in a career-high 12 straight games. Drew Mendoza added four RBI in game two, taking the team lead with 44 on the season. For the series, Mendoza hit .800 with six runs scored, five RBI, three walks, a 1.000 slugging percentage and an .833 on-base percentage.
Jonah Scolaro pitched in all three games against Pitt. His 20 appearances are one behind Chase Haney, who pitched the seventh inning, for the team lead.

       NAME             POSITION AB  R  H RBI BB SO PO  A
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Mike Salvatore          SS        2  2  1   0  3  0  1  1
Reese Albert            RF        3  1  0   0  0  0  5  0
  Cooper Swanson        PH-1B     1  0  0   0  0  1  1  1
Drew Mendoza            3B        3  2  3   4  1  0  0  0
Robby Martin            DH        3  1  2   0  0  1  0  0
  McGuire Weaver        PR        0  1  0   0  0  0  0  0
  Tim Becker            PH-DH     1  1  0   0  1  0  0  0
Matheu Nelson           C         2  2  1   2  0  0  9  0
  Jonathan Foster       C         0  0  0   0  0  0  1  0
Nico Baldor             1B        3  0  0   1  0  0  5  0
  Alec Sanchez          RF        1  0  0   0  0  0  1  0
J.C. Flowers            CF        5  0  1   2  0  2  1  0
Carter Smith            2B        4  0  0   0  0  0  1  2
Elijah Cabell           LF        3  2  1   0  1  2  2  0
Shane Drohan            P                            0  2
  Jonah Scolaro         P                            0  0
  Chase Haney           P                            0  0
  Tyler Ahearn          P                            0  0
  Gage Hutchinson       P                            0  1
                                 ========================
FSU                              31 12  9   9  6  6 27  7
Opp                              35  6  9   6  5  9 24  6

E - Opp-2, FSU-Mike Salvatore (9)
2B - FSU-Mike Salvatore (15), Drew Mendoza (8)
HR - Opp-2
HBP - FSU-Reese Albert (5), Matheu Nelson 2 (11), Jonathan Foster (5)
SF - Opp-1, FSU-Drew Mendoza (1), Nico Baldor (2)

       NAME                      IP  H  R ER BB SO
============================== ==== == == == == ==
Shane Drohan                    3.2  5  2  2  3  4
Jonah Scolaro        W (3-0)    2.1  0  0  0  0  3
Chase Haney                     1.0  0  0  0  0  2
Tyler Ahearn                    0.0  2  4  4  2  0
Gage Hutchinson                 2.0  2  0  0  0  0
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FSU                             9.0  9  6  6  5  9
Opp                  L          8.0  9 12 10  6  6





 
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Florida State 3, Jacksonville 0
05/07/2019, Tallahassee, Fla.

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From the FSU Website, seminoles.com.

Noles Split Doubleheader with Jacksonville.
Velez, Kwiatkowski combine for 11 shutout innings.

TALLAHASSEE, Fla. � Florida State (31-17) split a doubleheader with Jacksonville (26-23) Tuesday, winning the opener 3-0 and falling in the nightcap 3-2. Both games were scheduled for seven innings.

GAME 1 � FSU 3, Jacksonville 0
Florida State scored a run in three straight innings and Antonio Velez (3-2) threw six shutout frames in the Seminoles� 3-0 win over the Dolphins in game one. Velez allowed four hits, did not walk a batter and struck out two in his best start of the season.

Nico Baldor doubled home Mat Nelson, who walked and stole second base to get the Noles on the board. In the third, Drew Mendoza singled and scored on Nelson�s eighth sacrifice bunt of the year. In the fourth, Baldor doubled to open the inning and scored on Carter Smith�s RBI single.

After giving up back-to-back singles to start the seventh and final inning, Velez was relieved by J.C. Flowers. Flowers picked up his 11th save, most in the Atlantic Coast Conference, by forcing two groundouts and a fly out.

The shutout was the second of the season for FSU and first since Opening Day, a combined no-hitter against Maine.

OF NOTE

Antonio Velez started for the third time this season, throwing a career high 6.0 innings for his third win. The junior allowed four hits and struck out two without allowing a walk. The Dolphins got their first baserunner in the fifth inning.
J.C. Flowers earned his 11th save, most in the ACC and most for a Seminole since Billy Strode�s 14 in 2015.
Reese Albert doubled in the first inning, extending his reached base streak to a career-high 15 games.
Drew Mendoza, the reigning ACC Player of the Week, went 1-for-3 and has an 8-game hitting streak.
Mat Nelson walked in the second inning, pushing his reached base streak to 13 games. He dropped a sacrifice bunt down to score Mendoza in the third inning, his team-high 8th sac bunt of the year. He has 8 of FSU�s 14 sacrifice bunts on the year.
Nico Baldor doubled twice and has seven on the year. His first scored Nelson for a 1-0 FSU lead. Six Noles have doubled twice in a game this season.
Second shutout of season and first since Opening Day.

GAME 2 � Jacksonville 3, FSU 2
The Dolphins scored three late runs, one in the sixth inning to tie and two in the seventh, to salvage a split in Tuesday�s doubleheader.

Clayton Kwiatkowski picked up where Velez left off in game one, throwing a career high 5.0 innings without allowing a run. Kwiatkowski struck out the side in the first inning and finished with four in the game.

Three Jacksonville pitchers combined to allow just one hit in the first three innings, but the Seminoles took a 1-0 lead in the third inning on Mike Salvatore�s sacrifice fly to score Elijah Cabell.

JU tied it on an unearned run in the sixth and had a runner at third base with no outs, but Chase Haney struck out the next two batters and forced an infield pop-up to keep the game tied.

After Jacksonville scored two in the seventh inning, FSU loaded the bases on a walk and two singles before Nander De Sedas was hit by a pitch with the bases loaded to make the score 3-2. Zach Bryant earned his ninth save by forcing a groundout to end the game.

       NAME             POSITION AB  R  H RBI BB SO PO  A
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Mike Salvatore          SS        3  0  0   0  0  1  2  1
Reese Albert            RF-CF     3  0  1   0  0  1  2  0
Drew Mendoza            3B        3  1  1   0  0  0  2  1
Robby Martin            DH        3  0  1   0  0  2  0  0
  Tim Becker            RF        0  0  0   0  0  0  1  0
Matheu Nelson           C         1  1  0   1  1  0  2  1
J.C. Flowers            CF-P      3  0  0   0  0  1  1  0
Nico Baldor             1B        2  1  2   1  1  0  8  1
Carter Smith            2B        3  0  1   1  0  0  0  1
Elijah Cabell           LF        1  0  0   0  1  1  3  0
Antonio Velez           P                            0  1
                                 ========================
FSU                              22  3  6   3  3  6 21  6
Opp                              24  0  4   0  0  2 18  5

2B - Opp-1, FSU-Reese Albert (4), Nico Baldor 2 (7)
SH - FSU-Matheu Nelson (8)
SB - FSU-Matheu Nelson (4), Nico Baldor (2)
CS - FSU-Carter Smith (1)

       NAME                      IP  H  R ER BB SO
============================== ==== == == == == ==
Antonio Velez        W (3-2)    6.0  4  0  0  0  2
J.C. Flowers         Sv(11)     1.0  0  0  0  0  0
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FSU                             7.0  4  0  0  0  2
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Jacksonville 3, Florida State 2
05/07/2019, Tallahassee, Fla.

From the FSU Website, seminoles.com.

Noles Split Doubleheader with Jacksonville.
Velez, Kwiatkowski combine for 11 shutout innings.

The shutout was the second of the season for FSU and first since Opening Day, a combined no-hitter against Maine.

OF NOTE

Antonio Velez started for the third time this season, throwing a career high 6.0 innings for his third win. The junior allowed four hits and struck out two without allowing a walk. The Dolphins got their first baserunner in the fifth inning.
J.C. Flowers earned his 11th save, most in the ACC and most for a Seminole since Billy Strode�s 14 in 2015.
Reese Albert doubled in the first inning, extending his reached base streak to a career-high 15 games.
Drew Mendoza, the reigning ACC Player of the Week, went 1-for-3 and has an 8-game hitting streak.
Mat Nelson walked in the second inning, pushing his reached base streak to 13 games. He dropped a sacrifice bunt down to score Mendoza in the third inning, his team-high 8th sac bunt of the year. He has 8 of FSU�s 14 sacrifice bunts on the year.
Nico Baldor doubled twice and has seven on the year. His first scored Nelson for a 1-0 FSU lead. Six Noles have doubled twice in a game this season.
Second shutout of season and first since Opening Day.

GAME 2 � Jacksonville 3, FSU 2
The Dolphins scored three late runs, one in the sixth inning to tie and two in the seventh, to salvage a split in Tuesday�s doubleheader.

JU tied it on an unearned run in the sixth and had a runner at third base with no outs, but Chase Haney struck out the next two batters and forced an infield pop-up to keep the game tied.

       NAME             POSITION AB  R  H RBI BB SO PO  A
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Mike Salvatore          SS        2  0  0   1  0  1  0  3
Reese Albert            RF-LF     3  0  0   0  0  2  2  0
Drew Mendoza            3B        3  0  0   0  0  2  0  2
Cooper Swanson          1B        1  0  0   0  1  0 11  0
  Nico Baldor           PH        0  1  0   0  1  0  0  0
Matheu Nelson           DH-C      3  0  1   0  0  0  3  0
J.C. Flowers            CF        3  0  2   0  0  0  0  0
Elijah Cabell           LF        0  1  0   0  1  0  1  0
  Robby Martin          PH-RF     2  0  0   0  0  1  0  0
Nander De Sedas         2B        2  0  1   1  0  0  0  2
Jonathan Foster         C         1  0  0   0  0  1  4  0
  Tim Becker            PH        1  0  0   0  0  1  0  0
  Jonah Scolaro         P         0  0  0   0  0  0  0  0
  Drew Parrish          P         0  0  0   0  0  0  0  0
  Tyler Ahearn          P         0  0  0   0  0  0  0  0
  Carter Smith          PH        1  0  0   0  0  0  0  0
Clayton Kwiatkowski     P                            0  2
  Chase Haney           P                            0  0
                                 ========================
FSU                              22  2  4   2  3  8 21  9
Opp                              28  3  7   2  2  7 21  9

E - FSU-Reese Albert (2)
2B - Opp-1
HBP - FSU-Nander De Sedas (11)
SH - Opp-1
SF - FSU-Mike Salvatore (4)
SB - Opp-2
CS - FSU-J.C. Flowers (2)

       NAME                      IP  H  R ER BB SO
============================== ==== == == == == ==
Clayton Kwiatkowski             5.0  3  0  0  0  4
Chase Haney                     1.0  2  1  0  0  2
Jonah Scolaro        L (3-1)    0.1  2  2  2  0  0
Drew Parrish                    0.1  0  0  0  2  0
Tyler Ahearn                    0.1  0  0  0  0  1
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FSU                             7.0  7  3  2  2  7
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Stetson 1, Florida State 0
05/08/2019, DeLand, Fla.

From the FSU Website, seminoles.com.

Noles Drop Road Game at Stetson.
Jack Anderson, Tyler Ahearn set career-high innings pitched.

DeLAND, Fla. � Jack Anderson, Tyler Ahearn and Chase Haney combined to allow just five hits Wednesday, but a third-inning run was all Stetson needed to top Florida State 1-0 at Melching Field in DeLand. Anderson threw 2.1 innings in his first career start, while Ahearn pitched 4.2 innings in relief, also a career high. Haney pitched a perfect eighth inning.

The Hatters loaded the bases in the second inning on a walk and two singles, but Anderson (0-1) struck out Kyle Ball and forced a double play from Austin Bogart to keep Stetson off the board.

Anderson couldn�t work out of trouble in the third, leaving after an RBI single off the bat of Jorge Arenas. With one out and runners on the corners, Ahearn came in and got Eric Foggo to ground into a 6-4-3 double play to get out of further trouble.

Ahearn pitched a career high 4.2 innings in relief, giving up just one hit, two walks and striking out two.

Stetson starter Robbie Peto (1-8) faced the minimum in the first four innings, with FSU�s only baserunner getting thrown out attempting to steal in the first inning.

Daniel Paret started the fifth in relief of Peto, throwing 3.0 innings without allowing a hit. He was replaced by Vlad Nunez after hitting Mat Nelson and walking J.C. Flowers on four pitches to start the eighth inning. Nunez stranded both runners in scoring position, forcing a one-out pop up and striking out Jonathan Foster.

In the ninth, Drew Mendoza drew his third walk of the game, but Nunez struck out Robby Martin to secure the win.

OF NOTE

Freshman Jack Anderson made the first start of his career. The right-hander threw a career-high 2.1 innings, giving up a run on four hits and striking out four.
Sophomore Tyler Ahearn set a career high with 4.1 innings pitched.
Drew Mendoza walked three times and now has 56 on the season. Before Tuesday�s games against Jacksonville, Mendoza ranked fourth in the country in walks.
Mat Nelson was hit by a pitch for the 12th time this year, extending his on-base streak to a career-high 15 games. FSU�s three players with the most HBP are all freshmen (Elijah Cabell 13, Nelson 12, Nander De Sedas 11).

       NAME             POSITION AB  R  H RBI BB SO PO  A
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Mike Salvatore          SS        4  0  0   0  0  1  0  1
Alec Sanchez            RF        2  0  0   0  0  1  2  0
  Cooper Swanson        PH-1B     2  0  0   0  0  1  3  0
Drew Mendoza            3B        1  0  0   0  3  1  0  0
Robby Martin            DH        4  0  0   0  0  2  0  0
Matheu Nelson           C         2  0  0   0  0  1  7  1
J.C. Flowers            CF        2  0  0   0  1  1  4  0
Nico Baldor             1B        2  0  0   0  0  1  3  0
  Tim Becker            RF        0  0  0   0  0  0  0  0
Nander De Sedas         2B        3  0  0   0  0  1  3  5
Elijah Cabell           LF        2  0  0   0  0  2  2  0
  Jonathan Foster       PH        1  0  0   0  0  1  0  0
  Carter Smith          LF        0  0  0   0  0  0  0  0
Jack Anderson           P                            0  0
  Tyler Ahearn          P                            0  0
  Chase Haney           P                            0  0
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FSU                              25  0  0   0  4 13 24  7
Opp                              28  1  5   1  3  7 27  9

E - FSU-Mike Salvatore (10)
2B - Opp-2
HBP - FSU-Matheu Nelson (12)
SH - FSU-Tim Becker (1)
CS - FSU-Drew Mendoza (2)

       NAME                      IP  H  R ER BB SO
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Jack Anderson        L (0-1)    2.1  4  1  1  2  4
Tyler Ahearn                    4.2  1  0  0  1  2
Chase Haney                     1.0  0  0  0  0  1
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FSU                             8.0  5  1  1  3  7
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Florida State 8, Richmond 2
05/10/2019, Tallahassee, Fla.

From the FSU Website, seminoles.com.

FSU Wins Opener vs. Richmond.

TALLAHASSEE, Fla. � Behind a quality start from Drew Parrish and an offense that posted 10 hits, No. 25 Florida State (32-18) beat Richmond (25-20-1) 8-2 Friday night at Dick Howser Stadium. Robby Martin had two of FSU�s four doubles, Mat Nelson hit his fourth home run of the year and Parrish (7-4) struck out eight in his six innings pitched.

FSU struck early against Richmond starter Tim Miller (4-2), scoring five runs in three innings against the right-hander. Martin hit his first double in the first inning to score Reese Albert and later came around to score when Nelson reached on a throwing error by third baseman Tyler Plantier.

Nander De Sedas reached on a bunt single to start the second inning, followed by Elijah Cabell�s ninth double of the year. De Sedas scored on Albert�s sixth sacrifice fly and Cabell touched home on Mike Salvatore�s RBI single, his 60th hit of the year.

Nelson hit his fourth home run of the year to lead off the third inning to push FSU�s lead to 5-0. Miller lasted 3.0 innings, allowed five runs on six hits and striking out three.

The Spiders finally got to Parrish in the fourth inning for a pair of runs on its first two hits of the game. Sage Bruhl led off with a single through the right side and Plantier hit his ninth home run of the year to trim the lead to 5-2. Parrish did not give up another hit, finishing with 6.0 innings pitched and eight strikeouts on 93 pitches.

Martin doubled for the second time in the fifth inning and scored on J.C. Flowers� sacrifice bunt. FSU scored two more in the sixth inning on a pair of wild pitches from Kent Morrison (to score Cabell) and Matt Olson (scoring Salvatore).

Chase Haney relieved Parrish in the seventh, allowing a couple of eighth inning walks but nothing else in his two innings. The Spiders loaded the bases in the ninth inning, but Jonah Scolaro ended the game with a strikeout and a fielder�s choice ground out to secure the win.

OF NOTE

Baseball recognized its graduating players prior to the game. Chase Haney, Gage Hutchinson, Jonathan Foster, Tim Becker, Mike Salvatore, Drew Mendoza and first base coach Tyler Holt all graduated this semester or will graduate this summer.
Robby Martin doubled twice Friday, his third game this season with two doubles. He trails Mike Salvatore (16) by one for the team lead. As a team, FSU�s four doubles tied the season high (five times total).
Reese Albert hit his team-high sixth sacrifice fly, scoring Nander De Sedas in the second inning.
Mike Salvatore singled and doubled Friday and has 61 hits on the year, most on the team.
Mat Nelson hit his fourth homer on the season. Nelson has reached base successfully in 16 straight games, the second-longest streak for a Seminole this season (21 from Drew Mendoza).
Drew Parrish improved to 7-4, his most wins in a season as a Seminole. He is tied with Conor Grady for the team lead in victories.
Chase Haney pitched two scoreless innings, his team-high 24th appearance of the year.

       NAME             POSITION AB  R  H RBI BB SO PO  A
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Reese Albert            RF        2  1  0   1  2  1  1  0
Mike Salvatore          SS        5  1  3   1  0  0  1  1
Drew Mendoza            3B        5  0  1   0  0  1  1  1
Robby Martin            DH        3  2  2   1  1  1  0  0
  Jonathan Foster       PH        1  0  0   0  0  0  0  0
Matheu Nelson           C         3  1  2   1  2  0 12  0
Nico Baldor             1B        2  0  0   0  0  0  3  0
  Cooper Swanson        PH-1B     2  0  0   0  1  2  2  1
J.C. Flowers            CF        3  0  0   1  0  3  2  0
Nander De Sedas         2B        4  1  1   0  0  0  3  3
Elijah Cabell           LF        3  2  1   0  1  1  1  0
Drew Parrish            P                            0  0
  Chase Haney           P                            1  0
  Jonah Scolaro         P                            0  0
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FSU                              33  8 10   5  7  9 27  6
Opp                              31  2  4   2  5 12 24  6

E - Opp-2, FSU-Drew Parrish (1)
2B - FSU-Mike Salvatore (16), Robby Martin 2 (15), Elijah Cabell (9)
HR - Opp-1, FSU-Matheu Nelson (4)
SH - FSU-J.C. Flowers (2)
SF - FSU-Reese Albert (6)
SB - FSU-Elijah Cabell (8)

       NAME                      IP  H  R ER BB SO
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Drew Parrish         W (7-4)    6.0  2  2  2  3  8
Chase Haney                     2.0  0  0  0  2  2
Jonah Scolaro                   1.0  3  0  0  0  2
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FSU                             9.0  5  2  2  5 12
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Florida State 11, Richmond 1
05/11/2019, Tallahassee, Fla.

From the FSU Website, seminoles.com.

Salvatore Shines on Senior Day.
Ewing, N.J. native gets four hits, HR shy of cycle.

TALLAHASSEE, Fla. � CJ Van Eyk did not allow a run Saturday, improving to 7-3 in FSU�s 11-1 win over Richmond on Mike Martin Field at Dick Howser Stadium. The sophomore right-hander struck out eight batters and allowed just three hits in five innings. Florida State (33-18) scored nine runs in the first four innings while Richmond (25-21-1) stranded six baserunners in that span.

Offensively, senior Mike Salvatore tied a career high with four hits and finished a home run shy of the cycle. Carter Smith had three hits and J.C. Flowers added two runs batted in.

Florida State chased Richmond starting pitcher Jacob Marcus (2-4) after just one inning. The right-hander threw 49 pitches, allowing just one hit but walking four batters, including a bases loaded base on balls to Flowers. Mat Nelson also had a sacrifice fly in the inning.

Antonio Balducci pitched the second inning and FSU again scored two runs on one hit. Reese Albert was hit by a pitch before Salvatore hit an RBI triple. Salvatore has four of FSU�s 11 triples this season.

Drew Mendoza followed with an RBI groundout that extended FSU�s lead to 4-0 through two innings.

FSU added four runs in the third inning against Balducci and Brendan McGuigan. Flowers singled to score Nelson, who reached on a walk; Nander De Sedas singled to score Smith and end Balducci�s day. Albert singled in a run and Salvatore grounded out for FSU�s eighth run of the game.

Smith doubled in the fourth inning to score Martin and push FSU�s lead to 9-0. It was Smith�s first multi-hit game as a Seminole.

As FSU extended its lead, Van Eyk was running through the Spiders hitters. Despite having two runners on base three times in the first four innings, Richmond came up empty-handed each time. Van Eyk allowed three hits, hit a batter and issued two walks in his 5.0 innings. He had eight strikeouts Saturday, giving him 29 over the past three games and 13.0 innings.

Richmond scored an unearned run in the top of the sixth off Shane Drohan, but the Seminoles answered in the bottom of the inning with singles from senior Jonathan Foster, Smith and an RBI knock from McGuire Weaver. Weaver started Saturday with two hits on the year and added a double in the eighth inning.

Senior Tim Becker doubled to score Weaver in the eighth and provide the final 11-1 margin. It was the first double of Becker�s career.

Drohan pitched three innings in relief, surrendering two hits, walking three and striking out three. Gage Hutchinson, FSU�s fourth and final senior, threw the ninth inning, getting ahead 0-2 to all five batters faced, striking out two and forcing a fly out to end the game.

OF NOTE

Baseball recognized its four seniors prior to the game � Tim Becker, Jonathan Foster, Gage Hutchinson and Mike Salvatore.
Mike Salvatore hit his fourth triple of the year, most for a Seminole since Dylan Busby had five in 2016. He tied a career high with four hits, including two doubles, his 17th and 18th of the year.
J.C. Flowers had two RBI Saturday and is tied with Drew Mendoza for the team lead at 45.
First baseman Carter Smith had three hits Saturday, his first career multi-hit game as a Seminole. He entered the game with eight hits on the year.
FSU improved to 22-0 all-time against Richmond. Mike Martin is now 21-0 against the Spiders.
McGuire Weaver singled to score Jonathan Foster in the sixth inning and doubled in the eighth inning. The freshman started Saturday with just two hits on the season.
Tim Becker doubled in the eighth inning to score Weaver. It was the first double of Becker�s career.

       NAME             POSITION AB  R  H RBI BB SO PO  A
======================= ======== == == == === == == == ==
Reese Albert            RF        2  1  1   1  0  0  1  0
  Alec Sanchez          RF        3  0  1   0  0  1  1  0
Mike Salvatore          SS        6  2  4   2  0  1  1  2
Drew Mendoza            3B        2  1  0   1  1  0  1  0
  Nico Baldor           PH-1B     3  0  0   0  0  0  1  0
Robby Martin            DH        1  1  0   0  2  0  0  0
  Cooper Swanson        PH-DH     2  0  0   0  0  1  0  0
Matheu Nelson           C         1  1  0   1  1  1  8  0
  Jonathan Foster       C         1  1  1   0  1  0  5  0
Carter Smith            1B-3B     4  1  3   1  1  1  5  0
J.C. Flowers            CF        3  1  1   2  2  1  1  0
Nander De Sedas         2B        3  1  1   1  0  2  0  2
  McGuire Weaver        2B        2  1  2   1  0  0  1  1
Elijah Cabell           LF        2  0  0   0  0  2  1  0
  Tim Becker            LF        3  0  1   1  0  1  1  0
C.J. Van Eyk            P                            0  0
  Shane Drohan          P                            0  0
  Gage Hutchinson       P                            0  0
                                 ========================
FSU                              38 11 15  11  8 11 27  5
Opp                              33  1  6   0  5 13 24  6

E - FSU-Jonathan Foster (2), Tim Becker (1)
2B - FSU-Mike Salvatore 2 (18), Carter Smith (2), McGuire Weaver (2), Tim Becker (1)
3B - FSU-Mike Salvatore (4)
HBP - Opp-2, FSU-Reese Albert (6)
SF - FSU-Matheu Nelson (3)

       NAME                      IP  H  R ER BB SO
============================== ==== == == == == ==
C.J. Van Eyk         W (7-3)    5.0  3  0  0  2  8
Shane Drohan                    3.0  2  1  0  3  3
Gage Hutchinson                 1.0  1  0  0  0  2
                               ===================
FSU                             9.0  6  1  0  5 13
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Florida State 7, Richmond 2
05/12/2019, Tallahassee, Fla.

From the FSU Website, seminoles.com.

Noles Win in Martin�s Home Finale.
Salvatore, Mendoza homer in 7-2 win vs. Richmond.

TALLAHASSEE, Fla. � For the final time in his 40-year career, head coach Mike Martin donned his Sunday Golds and led Florida State (34-18) to victory, this time a 7-2 win over Richmond (25-22-1) in front of 4,011 fans in Dick Howser Stadium. The game capped Florida State�s home schedule for the 2019 season and was the final game on Mike Martin Field for the legendary skipper, who announced in June that 2019 was his last season. FSU finished 28-9 at home this year.

A night after a celebration in his honor at the Donald L. Tucker Civic Center saw hundreds of former players and fans return to show their appreciation, the Seminoles started sluggish as Richmond led 2-0 through four innings. Conor Grady (8-4) had one blemish Sunday, a two-run home run to A.J. Kloehn in the second inning. Grady pitched five innings, giving up four hits and striking out five.

The Seminole bats came to life in the �Oh, Canada� fifth inning, striking for six runs on four hits against Garrett Aylor (3-2), Dalton Light and Brian Craven. Reese Albert doubled and scored on Mike Salvatore�s sixth home run of the season off the scoreboard in left field. Drew Mendoza immediately followed with his team-high 14th home run to give FSU a 3-2 lead.

Light walked all three batters he faced and Craven gave up a two-run double to J.C. Flowers that just skipped over the third baseman. Flowers leads FSU with 47 RBI on the season. Nander De Sedas added a sacrifice fly for the 6-2 lead.

All six of Antonio Velez�s outs come via strikeout Sunday. Velez pitched in relief of Grady for the sixth and seventh innings, tying his career high with six strikeouts.

Martin gave FSU a 7-2 lead with an RBI single in the sixth inning that scored Mendoza.

Richmond made a run in the eighth inning, getting the first three batters on base against Clayton Kwiatkowski, but the rain delay started after Chase Haney struck out a batter and the game was called shortly thereafter.

Martin tipped his cap to the Seminole faithful and, with his wife Carol, walked around the field that bears his name for the final time in front of the home crowd.

OF NOTE

Mike Salvatore hit his sixth home run of the season. Salvatore hit .533 against Richmond (8-for-15) with three doubles, a triple and a home run. The senior leads FSU with 18 doubles and four triples on the year.
Drew Mendoza hit his 14th home run, giving FSU a 3-2 lead that proved to be the game winner. Mendoza�s 14 home runs are four more than his previous season high when he had 10 as a freshman in 2017.
Conor Grady earned his eighth win Sunday, most on the team and matching the team high from 2018 (Andrew Karp).
Robby Martin had three hits in five at-bats against Richmond on the weekend, pushing his batting average to a team-high .341.
All six of Antonio Velez�s outs recorded were via strikeout, tying his career high (April 24 against Stetson).

       NAME             POSITION AB  R  H RBI BB SO PO  A
======================= ======== == == == === == == == ==
Reese Albert            RF        4  1  1   0  0  1  0  0
Mike Salvatore          SS        4  1  1   2  0  0  0  1
Drew Mendoza            3B        3  2  2   1  1  0  1  1
Robby Martin            DH        1  1  1   1  3  0  0  0
Matheu Nelson           C         3  1  0   0  1  0 10  1
Carter Smith            1B        1  1  0   0  3  0  4  0
J.C. Flowers            CF        4  0  1   2  0  1  1  0
Nander De Sedas         2B        3  0  1   1  0  0  4  2
Elijah Cabell           LF        4  0  1   0  0  2  1  0
Conor Grady             P                            0  1
  Antonio Velez         P                            0  0
                                 ========================
FSU                              27  7  8   7  8  4 21  6
Opp                              25  2  6   2  0 11 21  4

E - FSU-Carter Smith (4)
2B - Opp-1, FSU-Reese Albert (5), J.C. Flowers (10)
HR - Opp-1, FSU-Mike Salvatore (6), Drew Mendoza (14)
HBP - Opp-3
SF - FSU-Nander De Sedas (2)
SB - FSU-Drew Mendoza (2), Elijah Cabell (9)

       NAME                      IP  H  R ER BB SO
============================== ==== == == == == ==
Conor Grady          W (8-4)    5.0  3  2  0  0  5
Antonio Velez                   2.0  2  0  0  0  6
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FSU                             7.0  5  2  0  0 11
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Louisville 14, Florida State 1
05/16/2019, Louisville, Ky.

From the FSU Website, seminoles.com.

Noles Drop Opener at No. 8 Louisville.

LOUISVILLE, Ky. � No. 8 Louisville scored early and often Thursday, beating Florida State 14-1 in front of 1,896 at Patterson Stadium. The Cardinals� Reid Detmers improved to 11-2 on the year with 11 strikeouts in six innings pitched.

Louisville hit four home runs against Drew Parrish (7-5), with three coming in the first inning. The Cardinals scored four in the first inning, seven more in the second and once in the third inning for a 12-0 lead.

Tyler Ahearn gave up a pair of runs in 3.0 innings of relief. Austin Pollock allowed a run on two hits in 2.1 innings pitched. He was pulled after a weather delay in the seventh inning.

Freshman Alex Binelas hit two of Louisville�s home runs off Parrish and finished with five runs batted in.

Seven of Florida State�s eight hits were singles, including a pair by Mike Salvatore and Robby Martin. FSU got three hits in the eighth inning against Glenn Albanese, capped by Martin�s RBI single to score Tim Becker as the Seminoles avoided the shutout.

The Noles loaded the bases in the third inning but could not push a run across; FSU had a pair on in the fifth before Detmers got back-to-back strikeouts to keep the shutout in place.

The game was delayed for 86 minutes in the bottom of the seventh inning. Freshman Jack Anderson made his first appearance in an ACC road game this season, surrendering a run in the eighth inning.

Defensively, FSU turned three doubles plays for the second time this season (at Virginia, April 18).

       NAME             POSITION AB  R  H RBI BB SO PO  A
======================= ======== == == == === == == == ==
Mike Salvatore          SS        4  0  2   0  0  1  3  2
Reese Albert            RF        3  0  0   0  0  2  0  0
  Tim Becker            PH-LF     1  1  1   0  0  0  0  0
Drew Mendoza            3B        2  0  0   0  1  2  0  4
  Carter Smith          3B        1  0  1   0  0  0  1  1
Matheu Nelson           C         2  0  0   0  0  1  4  0
  Jonathan Foster       C         2  0  0   0  0  2  3  0
Robby Martin            DH        4  0  2   1  0  1  0  0
Cooper Swanson          1B        3  0  0   0  0  0  7  0
  Nico Baldor           1B        1  0  0   0  0  0  2  0
Nander De Sedas         2B        2  0  0   0  0  2  1  3
  McGuire Weaver        2B        2  0  1   0  0  0  0  1
J.C. Flowers            CF        3  0  1   0  1  1  2  0
Elijah Cabell           LF        2  0  0   0  0  1  1  0
  Alec Sanchez          LF-RF     1  0  0   0  0  0  0  0
Drew Parrish            P                            0  0
  Tyler Ahearn          P                            0  0
  Austin Pollock        P                            0  0
  Jack Anderson         P                            0  0
                                 ========================
FSU                              33  1  8   1  2 13 24 11
Opp                              38 14 17  13  6  7 27  6

E - FSU-Drew Mendoza (15), Nander De Sedas (13)
2B - Opp-3, FSU-Carter Smith (3)
3B - Opp-1
HR - Opp-4
HBP - Opp-1
SF - Opp-2
SB - Opp-1

       NAME                      IP  H  R ER BB SO
============================== ==== == == == == ==
Drew Parrish         L (7-5)    1.0  9 10  9  0  2
Tyler Ahearn                    3.0  5  2  2  2  2
Austin Pollock                  2.1  2  1  1  2  1
Jack Anderson                   1.2  1  1  1  2  2
                               ===================
FSU                             8.0 17 14 13  6  7
Opp                  W          9.0  8  1  1  2 13





 
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Florida State 14, Louisville 3
05/17/2019, Louisville, Ky.

From the FSU Website, seminoles.com.

Offense Comes Alive in 14-3 Win at No. 8 Louisville.
Van Eyk gets 8th win as Noles even series.

LOUISVILLE, Ky. � Behind 16 hits, including a pair of home runs from freshman catcher Mat Nelson, Florida State (35-19, 17-12 ACC) beat No. 8 Louisville (42-13, 20-9) 14-3 Friday evening at Patterson Stadium. Mike Salvatore added four hits and J.C. Flowers reached in five plate appearances, while pitcher CJ Van Eyk improved to 8-3 on the year.

The Seminoles chased Louisville starter Nick Bennett (6-3) in a five-run third inning that gave FSU all the runs it would need. FSU�s 16 hits were its most in a road game since 2017.

Nelson is hitting .283 this season and .362 since the beginning of April. Friday�s home runs were the first two of his young career away from Dick Howser Stadium. Salvatore tied a career high with four hits and reached base five times Friday; Flowers had a pair of singles and drew three walks.

Van Eyk struck out eight batters in six innings, allowing six hits and three earned runs on 111 pitches. Jonah Scolaro pitched the final three innings without allowing a hit to earn his second save of the season.

Van Eyk worked around a hectic first inning and allowed just one run after the Cardinals loaded the bases with no outs. Louisville led off with a double, a hit by pitch and a walk and scored when Danny Oriente was hit by a pitch to score Lucas Dunn.

Nelson�s first home run against Bennett tied the game in the top of the second.

The Noles exploded for five runs on six hits in the third against Bennett, chasing the left-hander after nine hits and six earned runs, both career highs. Elijah Cabell and Salvatore led off the inning with singles and Reese Albert�s groundout gave FSU its first lead of the series at 2-1.

Drew Mendoza followed with his second triple of the season; Robby Martin singled to score Mendoza; and Nelson hit his second home run of the game and sixth of the season for a 6-1 lead. After Flowers walked and Nander De Sedas singled, Luke Smith relieved Bennett and recorded a pair of outs to get out of the inning.

After the Cards added two runs on Zach Britton�s home run and back-to-back doubles in the fourth, FSU responded with three in the top of the fifth against Smith. Pinch-hitter Carter Smith singled to score Nelson (hit by pitch) and Flowers (walk). Salvatore singled to score Smith and push FSU�s lead to 9-3.

Martin added his second RBI single in the eighth to score Mendoza. Martin was 3-for-6 Friday with three RBI and leads FSU with 49 on the year.

Scolaro shut down the Cardinals over the final three innings, striking out four and giving up just one walk and he hit one batter.

FSU scored three runs in the eighth inning and two more in the ninth against the Louisville bullpen. FSU�s 14 runs scored were its most in a road game this season, matching its 14 runs at Virginia on April 18.

Louisville leadoff hitter Lucas Dunn had three of the Cardinals six hits. Cleanup hitter Alex Binelas, who hit two home runs in Thursday�s series opener, was 0-for-4 Friday with four strikeouts.

OF NOTE

FSU�s 16 hits were its most in a road game since also having 16 at NC State in 2017.
Mat Nelson hit his fifth and sixth home runs of the season and first away from Dick Howser Stadium. Since the start of April, Nelson is hitting .362 with five home runs. It was the fifth multi-HR game for a Seminole this season. His four runs scored are the most for a Seminole this season.
Mike Salvatore doubled to lead off the game, his team-high 19th of the year. That�s the most for a Seminole since Quincy Nieporte (20) and Dylan Busby (21) in 2017. He finished with four hits and leads FSU with 73 on the season. Salvatore has four four-hit games this season. He has tied his season high with a five-game hitting streak.
Drew Mendoza hit an RBI triple in the third inning, his second of the year. As a team, FSU�s 12 three-baggers are tied for the most over the past six seasons (2014, 2016).
Louisville starter Nick Bennett gave up six earned runs and nine hits in 2.1 innings, both career highs allowed.
J.C. Flowers singled twice and stole a base, giving him 10 on the season. He is the first player in FSU history to pull off a triple-double of steals (10), saves (11) and home runs (11).
CJ Van Eyk improved to 8-3 on the season, surpassing his seven wins as a freshman in 2018. He joins Conor Grady for the team lead in victories and leads FSU with 95 strikeouts on the year. This is the first time since 2013 (Scott Sitz and Brandon Leibrandt, 10 each) that FSU has had two pitchers win at least 8 games in a season.
Both of Louisville�s errors were on failed pick-off throws.
FSU�s 17 ACC wins are its most since winning 17 in 2015.

       NAME             POSITION AB  R  H RBI BB SO PO  A
======================= ======== == == == === == == == ==
Mike Salvatore          SS        5  2  4   1  1  0  0  1
Reese Albert            RF        4  0  0   1  0  1  0  0
  Alec Sanchez          RF        2  0  0   0  0  0  1  0
Drew Mendoza            3B        4  3  1   1  2  1  0  2
Robby Martin            DH        6  2  3   3  0  1  0  0
Matheu Nelson           C         3  4  2   4  1  0 12  0
J.C. Flowers            CF        3  1  2   0  3  0  3  0
Nander De Sedas         2B        4  0  2   2  0  2  2  2
Cooper Swanson          1B        2  0  0   0  0  0  5  0
  Carter Smith          PH-1B     3  1  1   2  0  2  1  0
Elijah Cabell           LF        4  1  1   0  1  2  3  0
C.J. Van Eyk            P                            0  1
  Jonah Scolaro         P                            0  0
                                 ========================
FSU                              40 14 16  14  8  9 27  6
Opp                              32  3  6   3  3 12 27  7

E - Opp-2
2B - Opp-3, FSU-Mike Salvatore (19), Robby Martin (16)
3B - FSU-Drew Mendoza (2)
HR - Opp-1, FSU-Matheu Nelson 2 (6)
HBP - Opp-2, FSU-Matheu Nelson (13)
SH - FSU-Nander De Sedas (1)
SF - FSU-Matheu Nelson (4)
SB - FSU-Mike Salvatore (5), J.C. Flowers (10)

       NAME                      IP  H  R ER BB SO
============================== ==== == == == == ==
C.J. Van Eyk         W (8-3)    6.0  6  3  3  2  8
Jonah Scolaro        Sv(2)      3.0  0  0  0  1  4
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FSU                             9.0  6  3  3  3 12
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Louisville 11, Florida State 0
05/18/2019, Louisville, Ky.

From the FSU Website, seminoles.com.

Noles Wrap Regular Season at Louisville.

LOUISVILLE, Ky. � No. 22 Florida State (35-20, 17-13 ACC) dropped its regular season finale at No. 8 Louisville (43-13, 21-9) Saturday, falling 11-0 at Patterson Stadium. With the win, the Cardinals locked up the No. 1 seed in the ACC Tournament that FSU has won each of the past two seasons. FSU�s seed will be determined at the conclusion of games Saturday.

The Cardinals scored four runs against Conor Grady (8-5) and led 8-0 through four innings, scoring in each frame. The Seminoles had runners on base each of the first four innings, but all six runners were stranded against Bobby Miller (5-1). Nander De Sedas and J.C. Flowers had FSU�s two hits.

Antonio Velez, Clayton Kwiatkowski, Chase Haney, Shane Drohan and Flowers pitched seven innings in relief, combining to allow seven runs on 12 hits.

FSU was shut out for the eighth time this season.

OF NOTE

Mat Nelson was hit by a pitch in his first plate appearance. He has been hit by a pitch 14 times this season, most for a Nole since John Sansone also was hit 14 times in 2016.

       NAME             POSITION AB  R  H RBI BB SO PO  A
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Mike Salvatore          SS        3  0  0   0  1  0  2  1
Alec Sanchez            RF        3  0  0   0  0  2  0  0
  Tim Becker            RF-CF     1  0  0   0  0  1  1  0
Drew Mendoza            3B        3  0  0   0  1  1  2  3
Robby Martin            DH-RF     3  0  0   0  1  1  0  0
Matheu Nelson           C         1  0  0   0  0  0  1  0
  Jonathan Foster       PH-C      2  0  0   0  0  2  1  0
J.C. Flowers            CF-P      3  0  1   0  1  1  1  0
Nander De Sedas         2B        3  0  1   0  0  0  0  6
  McGuire Weaver        2B        1  0  0   0  0  0  1  1
Carter Smith            1B        2  0  0   0  0  1  7  0
  Nico Baldor           1B        1  0  0   0  0  1  7  0
Elijah Cabell           LF        2  0  0   0  0  2  1  0
  Cooper Swanson        PH-LF     1  0  0   0  0  1  0  0
Conor Grady             P                            0  0
  Antonio Velez         P                            0  0
  Clayton Kwiatkowski   P                            0  0
  Chase Haney           P                            0  1
  Shane Drohan          P                            0  0
                                 ========================
FSU                              29  0  2   0  4 13 24 12
Opp                              38 11 15   9  6  2 27  5

E - FSU-Nander De Sedas (14), Carter Smith (5), Elijah Cabell (4)
2B - Opp-1
HBP - FSU-Matheu Nelson (14)
SF - Opp-1

       NAME                      IP  H  R ER BB SO
============================== ==== == == == == ==
Conor Grady          L (8-5)    1.0  3  4  4  2  0
Antonio Velez                   2.0  5  4  3  0  1
Clayton Kwiatkowski             1.1  1  0  0  0  0
Chase Haney                     0.2  1  0  0  0  0
Shane Drohan                    2.0  4  2  2  1  1
J.C. Flowers                    1.0  1  1  1  3  0
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Wake Forest 7, Florida State 4
05/21/2019, ACC, Durham, N.C.

From the FSU Website, seminoles.com.

Noles Drop #ACCBase Opener.
Wake wins 7-4; first loss in ACC Tourney since 2016.

DURHAM, N.C. � Wake Forest scored go-ahead runs on two bases-loaded walks and a passed ball in the seventh inning to outlast sixth-seeded and two-time defending champion Florida State 7-4 on Tuesday night in the Atlantic Coast Conference Baseball Championship.

Bobby Seymour and DJ Poteet scored off walks to Bruce Steel and Jake Mueller sandwiched around Shane Muntz�s run off a passed ball. The 10th-seeded Demon Deacons (31-25) left 14 runners on base overall, but sent nine batters to the plate against six FSU pitchers in the seventh.

Jonah Scolaro (3-2) took the loss.

Carter Bach (1-0) got the final out in the sixth to earn the victory for Wake Forest. Mueller, Seymour, Chris Lanzilli and Logan Harvey each had two hits as the Deacons finished with 11.

Drew Parrish allowed one earned run in 5.2 innings, striking out 13 hitters. In four career appearances in the ACC Tournament, Parrish has 35 strikeouts, including a career-high 14 in 2018 against NC State and 13 against Wake Forest.

J.C. Flowers hit a two-run triple and Nander De Sedas followed with a two-run homer in FSU�s four-run fourth that tied the game. The Seminoles (35-21) managed just six hits.

OF NOTE:

The Demon Deacons and Seminoles have now played to a 2-2 spilt in 2019 with Wake Forest�s win on Tuesday following the April 27-28 regular season series in Tallahassee in which Florida State took two of three.
The 13 strikeouts Florida State starting pitcher Drew Parrish registered before departing with two outs in the sixth inning were one shy of his career high � Parrish hit that mark in last season�s ACC Championship when he struck out 14 in a win over NC State � Parrish has 105 strikeouts this season after having 128 last year; he is the first Seminole with back-to-back 100 strikeout seasons since Sean Gilmartin in 2010-11
Wednesday�s game matched the last two programs to win back-to-back ACC Baseball Championships � Florida State entered as two-time defending champion (2017, 2018) and Wake Forest (1998, 1999) is the next most-recent program to win the tournament consecutive years.
J.C. Flowers� triple in the fourth inning was FSU�s 13th of the season. Flowers extended his hitting streak to 6 games.
Nander De Sedas�s home run was his first since March 12 at Florida and he tied his season high with two hits.

       NAME             POSITION AB  R  H RBI BB SO PO  A
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Mike Salvatore          SS        5  0  0   0  0  0  2  1
Reese Albert            RF        4  0  0   0  1  3  3  0
Drew Mendoza            3B        3  0  0   0  1  2  1  3
Robby Martin            DH        4  1  1   0  0  2  0  0
Matheu Nelson           C         3  1  1   0  1  2 13  2
J.C. Flowers            CF        4  1  2   2  0  1  1  0
Nander De Sedas         2B        3  1  2   2  1  0  0  0
Carter Smith            1B        3  0  0   0  0  2  6  0
  Jonathan Foster       PH        1  0  0   0  0  0  0  0
  Nico Baldor           1B        0  0  0   0  0  0  1  0
Elijah Cabell           LF        1  0  0   0  1  1  0  0
  Alec Sanchez          PH        0  0  0   0  0  0  0  0
  Cooper Swanson        PH        1  0  0   0  0  0  0  0
  Tim Becker            LF        1  0  0   0  0  0  0  0
Drew Parrish            P                            0  0
  Chase Haney           P                            0  0
  Jonah Scolaro         P                            0  0
  Antonio Velez         P                            0  0
  Conor Grady           P                            0  0
  Clayton Kwiatkowski   P                            0  0
  Shane Drohan          P                            0  0
                                 ========================
FSU                              33  4  6   4  5 13 27  6
Opp                              39  7 11   6  9 16 27  7

E - Opp-2
2B - Opp-1, FSU-Robby Martin (17)
3B - Opp-1, FSU-J.C. Flowers (2)
HR - FSU-Nander De Sedas (4)
SB - Opp-1
CS - FSU-Mike Salvatore (2)

       NAME                      IP  H  R ER BB SO
============================== ==== == == == == ==
Drew Parrish                    5.2  8  4  1  1 13
Chase Haney                     0.2  0  0  0  1  1
Jonah Scolaro        L (3-2)    0.0  1  2  2  1  0
Antonio Velez                   0.0  0  1  1  1  0
Conor Grady                     0.0  0  0  0  1  0
Clayton Kwiatkowski             0.1  0  0  0  2  1
Shane Drohan                    2.1  2  0  0  2  1
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FSU                             9.0 11  7  4  9 16
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Florida State 11, North Carolina State 0
05/24/2019, ACC, Durham, N.C.

From the FSU Website, seminoles.com.

Noles Beat Wolfpack, Await Postseason Fate.
16 hits most for FSU in ACC Tournament since 2004.

DURHAM, N.C. � CJ Van Eyk allowed just one hit over six innings and Florida State had 16 hits Friday night in an 11-0 victory over NC State in the Atlantic Coast Conference Baseball Championship.

Van Eyk (9-3) struck out 11 before J.C. Flowers worked the final inning. Flowers and Drew Mendoza each contributed three hits and three RBIs for the Seminoles (36-21).

The game was shortened to seven innings.

The Wolfpack (42-16) had already clinched a berth in Saturday�s semifinals. NC State will play Georgia Tech with the winner facing Boston College or North Carolina in Sunday�s title game.

The Seminoles scored twice in the first on Mendoza�s RBI double and Flowers� single. They added two runs in the third and fourth innings and then tacked on four more in the fifth.

Mike Salvatore and Robby Martin each drove in a pair of runs for Florida State, which is hoping to get a berth in the NCAA tournament as an at-large selection when the field is announced on Monday at noon.

OF NOTE:

Friday night marked the final ACC Baseball Championship appearance for Florida State veteran head coach Mike Martin ... Martin, who plans to retire at the end of this season, was honored in a pregame ceremony and presented with a plaque.
Martin has been a part of 41 consecutive NCAA tournament teams with FSU (39 straight as head coach) and has led the Seminoles to 16 College World Series appearances.
His 2,023 career wins are the most by any NCAA coach in any sport.
J.C. Flowers (52), Robby Martin (51) and Drew Mendoza (50) all reached the 50-RBI mark Friday.
CJ Van Eyk tied a career high with 11 strikeouts. He has 106 on the season, one more than teammate Drew Parrish for the team lead. It is the first time since at least 2003 that two Seminoles have recorded at least 100 strikeouts in the same season.
Florida State is the first major conference team in 2019 to have two players throw 100 strikeouts.
FSU run-ruled NC State Friday, the Seminoles first run-rule victory in the ACC Tournament since an 11-0 win against Virginia in 2006.
Florida State�s six doubles were a season high.

       NAME             POSITION AB  R  H RBI BB SO PO  A
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Mike Salvatore          SS        5  2  2   2  0  0  1  1
Reese Albert            RF        4  2  1   0  1  2  0  0
  Elijah Cabell         RF        0  0  0   0  0  0  0  0
  Alec Sanchez          LF        0  0  0   0  0  0  0  0
Drew Mendoza            3B        3  1  3   3  1  0  0  1
Robby Martin            DH-RF     4  1  2   2  1  0  0  0
Matheu Nelson           C         4  0  1   0  0  2 11  1
J.C. Flowers            CF-P      4  1  3   3  0  1  2  0
Nander De Sedas         2B        4  0  0   0  0  3  0  2
Carter Smith            1B        4  2  2   0  0  0  6  0
Tim Becker              LF-CF     4  2  2   1  0  1  1  0
C.J. Van Eyk            P                            0  1
                                 ========================
FSU                              36 11 16  11  3  9 21  6
Opp                              23  0  1   0  4 12 21  7

E - Opp-1, FSU-Nander De Sedas (15)
2B - FSU-Mike Salvatore 2 (21), Reese Albert (6), Drew Mendoza (9), Carter Smith (4), Tim Becker (2)
HR - FSU-J.C. Flowers (12)
SF - FSU-Drew Mendoza (2)

       NAME                      IP  H  R ER BB SO
============================== ==== == == == == ==
C.J. Van Eyk         W (9-3)    6.0  1  0  0  4 11
J.C. Flowers                    1.0  0  0  0  0  1
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FSU                             7.0  1  0  0  4 12
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Florida State 13, Florida Atlantic 7
05/31/2019, NCAA, Athens, Ga.

From the FSU Website, seminoles.com.

Tim Becker�s Career Day Leads Noles in NCAA Opener.
Senior walk-on hit first two home runs of career.

By Ariya Massoudi, Seminoles.com

ATHENS, Ga. � In front of 2,800 fans at Foley Field�mostly decked in Garnet and Gold�Florida State defeated No. 2 seed Florida Atlantic 13-7 in the Athens Regional on Friday. The Noles looked relaxed and loose all day, playing error free baseball and mashing six home runs on their way to 20 hits on the afternoon.

Graduate student Tim Becker and junior Drew Mendoza combined for four home runs and eight runs batted in against FAU. For Becker, who joined the Seminoles after three seasons on the club team, the two home runs were the first of his collegiate career.

FSU got the party started with a solo blast from J.C. Flowers in the 2nd inning. The junior took the very first pitch he saw from Blake Sanderson (8-3) over the wall in left-center field, a majestic shot that gave the Noles an early lead.

Two batters later, Carter Smith singled, setting the stage for Becker. The senior hammered a ball off the scoreboard in right field, his first career blast, extending the lead to 3-0.

�Every time he does anything when he plays, the whole dugout freaks out and gets excited,� Mendoza said on Becker�s big afternoon. �For him to do that, it�s awesome.�

The Noles weren�t done, as the long ball continued. After Mike Salvatore reached on an error, Mendoza annihilated his 15th home run of the season, a no-doubter to right-center field that cleared the trees beyond the wall, giving FSU a 5-0 advantage.

In the 4th, the Owls got on the board after a double and a two-run home run from Bobby Morgensen to cut the lead to 5-2 off of Drew Parrish (8-5).

Parrish went five solid innings for FSU, giving up five runs and striking out seven hitters.

The Noles got one of those runs back in the 5th inning on a Smith RBI single that dropped into center field, scoring Mat Nelson from second base and giving FSU a 6-2 lead.

But, FAU continued to battle as they cut the lead to three yet again via a home run from Joe Montes in the bottom of the inning. However, with runners on the corners, Parrish struck out Pedro Pages to end the threat.

In the 6th inning, Mendoza hit his second home run of the game, another shot that was gone as soon as it left the bat to right field. The 16th of the year for the junior pushed FSU�s lead to 8-3. It was Mendoza�s third multi-homer game of 2019 and his 16 bombs are the most by a Seminole since Mike McGee hit 17 in 2010.

The Owls once again applied pressure as they added two runs in the bottom of the inning to cut the lead to 8-5. Chase Haney and Antonio Velez did a good job of limiting the damage after coming into the game for Parrish, with the bases loaded and 0 outs.

Velez finished with 3.1 innings of relief work, giving up just two runs on one hit, while walking one and striking out three on 43 pitches for his first career save.

Every time FAU threatened to get back into the game, the hot-hitting FSU lineup responded.

The 7th inning was no different as Becker joined Mendoza in hitting his second homer of the afternoon, a two-run drifter to centerfield that just cleared the wall to extend the lead to 10-5.

�That was surreal,� Becker said. �This (big game) will probably sink in tomorrow, but I was just trying to not do too much and keep my swing short.�

The Owls, the regular season champs of Conference USA, would not go away as they scored two more runs in the bottom of the inning with Morgensen hitting his second home run of the game, a two-run blast, cutting the lead to 10-7.

In the 9th, the Noles added three big insurance runs thanks to a two-run home run to center field from Reese Albert, his 6th of the season, and another run via an error by the Owls that scored Mendoza.

Velez retired the side in order for the final three outs and Florida State improved to 37-21 on the season, moving into Saturday night�s winner�s bracket game.

CJ Van Eyk (9-3, 3.74 ERA) is scheduled to start for FSU on the mound.

OF NOTE:

Friday was the 10-year anniversary of FSU�s 37-6 win over Ohio State in the NCAA Tournament. The Seminoles� 20 hits against FAU were its most in the postseason since recording 38 against the Buckeyes on May 31, 2009.
FSU hit six home runs Friday and have 75 on the season. The six home runs tied the Noles most in a game this season (Youngstown State, February 23).
Tim Becker hit the first two home runs of his career.
Drew Mendoza hit his team-high 15th and 16th home runs of the season. His 16 home runs are the most for a Seminole since Mike McGee hit 17 in 2010. He has five career multi-home run games.
J.C. Flowers hit a leadoff home run in the second inning, his 13th of the year. He has a career-high 8-game hitting streak.
FSU hit three home runs in the second inning, the second time this year the Noles have done so; FSU also did it against Youngstown State (Reese Albert, Drew Mendoza and Robby Martin).
Albert added his sixth homer of the year in the ninth inning.
FAU starter Blake Sanderson allowed six runs, a season high.
FSU�s 20 hits tied its season high (Pitt, May 4).
Chase Haney, FSU�s only four-year player, made his 8th career NCAA appearance and team-high 27th of the year.
Every FSU starter recorded at least one hit.
Salvatore tied his career high with four hits; he�s done it five times this year.
FSU improved to 28-0 when leading after 8 innings.
Drew Parrish won his eighth game of the year, joining CJ Van Eyk (9) and Conor Grady (8). This is the first time since 2007 that FSU has three players with at least eight wins (Bryan Henry 14, Michael Hyde 10, Ryan Strauss 10).
The Seminoles need three more wins to reach 40 wins for the 42nd consecutive season.

       NAME             POSITION AB  R  H RBI BB SO PO  A
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Mike Salvatore          SS        6  3  4   0  0  0  1  0
Reese Albert            RF        6  1  3   2  0  3  1  0
Drew Mendoza            3B        6  3  3   4  0  0  1  2
Robby Martin            DH        5  0  1   0  1  0  0  0
Matheu Nelson           C         5  1  2   0  1  2 10  0
J.C. Flowers            CF        5  1  2   1  1  1  4  0
Nander De Sedas         2B        6  1  1   0  0  0  3  3
Carter Smith            1B        4  1  2   1  0  1  4  1
  Cooper Swanson        PH        0  0  0   0  0  0  0  0
  Nico Baldor           PH-1B     0  0  0   0  0  0  2  0
Tim Becker              LF        5  2  2   4  0  1  0  0
Drew Parrish            P                            0  1
  Chase Haney           P                            0  1
  Antonio Velez         P                            1  0
                                 ========================
FSU                              48 13 20  12  3  8 27  8
Opp                              35  7  9   7  3 10 27  7

E - Opp-2
2B - Opp-2, FSU-Drew Mendoza (10)
HR - Opp-2, FSU-Reese Albert (6), Drew Mendoza 2 (16), J.C. Flowers (13), Tim Becker 2 (2)
HBP - Opp-1, FSU-Nico Baldor (6)

       NAME                      IP  H  R ER BB SO
============================== ==== == == == == ==
Drew Parrish         W (8-5)    5.0  8  5  5  2  7
Chase Haney                     0.2  0  0  0  0  0
Antonio Velez        Sv(1)      3.1  1  2  2  1  3
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FSU                             9.0  9  7  7  3 10
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Florida State 12, Georgia 3
06/01/2019, NCAA, Athens, Ga.

From the FSU Website, seminoles.com.

Van Eyk, Noles Reach Regional Finals.
Offense provides 12 runs of support on 15 hits.

By Ariya Massoudi, Seminoles.com

ATHENS, Ga. � In an ACC-SEC showdown at Foley Field, Florida State (38-21) scored early and often against No. 4 national seed Georgia (45-16), winning 12-3 in front of 3,046 fans. The win moves the Seminoles to the regional finals against either Georgia or Florida Atlantic.

CJ Van Eyk (10-3) rallied from a leadoff home run from Tucker Maxwell and threw eight innings and struck out nine Bulldogs. He did not allow a walk and gave up just two more runs against a potent Georgia offense.

Van Eyk was helped by a Seminole team that pounded out 15 hits and 12 runs against a Bulldog staff that entered with a team earned run average of 3.09. In the regional, FSU has 25 runs on 35 hits against the Owls and Bulldogs.

Nander De Sedas, Carter Smith and Tim Becker, FSU�s 7-8-9 hitters, combined to go 7-for-11 with six runs scored and nine RBI. Emerson Hancock (8-3), Georgia�s ace, allowed a season high five runs and nine hits in just 4.0 innings.

After Georgia took a 2-0 lead in the top of the third, the Noles responded in the bottom of 3rd inning as the legend of Tim Becker continued.

The former FSU Club Baseball player hit his third home run of the regional (and career), a solo shot to right-center field, to get FSU on the board.

Mike Salvatore and Reese Albert each singled to continue the inning. With one out, Robby Martin hit a long fly ball to the wall in right-center field to bring home Salvatore from third and tie the game at 2-2.

The Seminoles took control of the game in the 4th inning as J.C. Flowers doubled to right-center field and moved to third on a wild pitch. He then scored on a bloop single from De Sedas to give the Noles a 3-2 advantage. After a Smith double put runners on 2nd and 3rd, Becker delivered again.

The senior hammered a Hancock fastball up the middle for a two-run single, extending the lead to 5-2 for FSU.

The very next inning in the 5th, the Noles loaded the bases with back-to-back singles from Mendoza and Martin, followed by a walk to Flowers.

That�s when O�Canada worked its magic and the Noles poured it on.

De Sedas singled through the left side, scoring two runs. Then, Smith unloaded on a 3-1 offering, hitting it high off the scoreboard in right field, to extend the lead to 10-2. For Smith it was his second career homer as a Seminole.

FSU continued its onslaught in the 7th inning as Becker walked and Salvatore drove his seventh home run of the season, clearing the pine trees in left field, giving the visitors a 12-2 lead.

The Bulldogs added a late run in the eighth inning off Van Eyk before Clayton Kwiatkowski struck out two batters in a perfect ninth inning.

Florida State moves to 38-21 in 2019 and more importantly advances to the winner�s bracket, now fully in control of their destiny.

OF NOTE:

CJ Van Eyk improved to 10-3 in 2019 and 17-3 for his career. He tied a career high with 8.0 innings pitched and struck out 9 batters.
Van Eyk�s career .850 win percentage ranks third-best in FSU history for players with at least 20 decisions (Gene Ammann, 1968-70, 31-2, .939; Jonathan Johnson, 1993-95, 34-5, .872).
Over his last 8 starts, Van Eyk is 7-0. His only no decision in that span was when he threw 3.0 innings against Pitt before the game was suspended; he had 10 strikeouts in that outing.
Van Eyk leads FSU with 115 strikeouts on the season. Drew Parrish has 112 on the year and they are one of only two pair of teammates nationally with at least 110 on the season (Asa Lacy and John Doxakis at Texas A&M).
Van Eyk�s nine strikeouts were the most in his career without issuing a walk. Combined with Clayton Kwiatkowski�s scoreless ninth inning, FSU struck out 11 hitters and did not allow a walk for the fourth time this season (second time in a 9-inning game).
The Seminoles need two more wins to reach 40 wins for the 42nd consecutive season.
Georgia�s leadoff home run was the second allowed by FSU this season. Clemson hit a leadoff home run on April 13 and FSU went on to win 16-2. Both home runs came on the second pitch of the game.
J.C. Flowers extended his hitting streak to a career-high nine games.
Carter Smith hit his second home run of the year; Tim Becker hit his third and Mike Salvatore hit his seventh. As a team, FSU has 78 home runs, its most since hitting 86 in 2010.
Nander De Sedas set a career high with three hits, while Smith and Becker each had two. Each player also had three RBIs in the 7-8-9 slots in the lineup.
Over the past three games (ACC Tournament and NCAA Regional), FSU has 51 hits and 36 runs in 24 innings.
Saturday�s win snapped Georgia�s 14-game home winning streak, the longest active streak in the country. The Bulldogs fell to 28-4 at Foley Field this year.
Georgia ace Emerson Hancock had not allowed more than three runs or six hits all season; FSU tagged the right-hander for five runs and nine hits in 4.0 innings.

       NAME             POSITION AB  R  H RBI BB SO PO  A
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Mike Salvatore          SS        5  2  3   2  0  0  3  4
Reese Albert            RF        4  0  1   0  1  1  0  0
Drew Mendoza            3B        5  1  2   0  0  2  1  4
Robby Martin            DH        3  1  1   1  1  1  0  0
Matheu Nelson           C         4  0  0   0  0  2 10  1
J.C. Flowers            CF        4  2  1   0  1  1  0  0
Nander De Sedas         2B        5  2  3   3  0  0  3  3
Carter Smith            1B        4  2  2   3  0  0  8  0
Tim Becker              LF        2  2  2   3  1  0  2  0
C.J. Van Eyk            P                            0  0
  Clayton Kwiatkowski   P                            0  0
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FSU                              36 12 15  12  4  7 27 12
Opp                              35  3  9   3  0 11 24  9

E - FSU-Mike Salvatore (11), Nander De Sedas 2 (17)
2B - Opp-1, FSU-J.C. Flowers (11), Carter Smith (5)
HR - Opp-1, FSU-Mike Salvatore (7), Carter Smith (2), Tim Becker (3)
HBP - FSU-Matheu Nelson (15), Tim Becker (2)
SF - FSU-Robby Martin (5)

       NAME                      IP  H  R ER BB SO
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C.J. Van Eyk         W (10-3)   8.0  9  3  3  0  9
Clayton Kwiatkowski             1.0  0  0  0  0  2
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Florida State 10, Georgia 1
06/02/2019, NCAA Championship, Athens, Ga.

From the FSU Website, seminoles.com.

Grady, Salvatore Lead FSU to Super Regionals.
Noles beat No. 4 national seed Georgia 10-1 to advance.

ATHENS, Ga. � From the �last four in� to the first team advancing to Super Regionals, Florida State (39-21) routed No. 4 national seed Georgia (46-17) for a second straight night, 10-1, winning the Athens Regional in grand style.

Behind Regional MVP Mike Salvatore�s two hits, including his 22nd double of the season, FSU pounded Georgia�s pitchers to the tune of 10 hits and drew seven walks, while the Bulldogs normally strong defense committed a season-high three errors.

Salvatore, Reese Albert and Drew Mendoza combined for six hits, seven runs scored and six RBI with three doubles and a home run at the top of the Seminole lineup.

On the mound, Conor Grady (9-5) twirled the best game of the his Seminole career, tying a career-high with seven innings pitched, allowing just six hits and a run and striking out three batters.

The Seminoles picked up right where they left off on Saturday night as Salvatore ripped the second pitch of the game into left field for a single.

Albert followed and drove a Cole Wilcox (3-2) offering the opposite way over the wall in left field for a two-run shot, giving FSU the early 2-0 lead. For Albert it was his seventh blast of the season and second of the Athens Regional.

In the 3rd inning, the Seminoles added to their lead as Albert walked and Mendoza doubled off the glove of the third baseman. On the play, the ball was thrown away back into the infield, allowing Albert to score and Mendoza to race to third. Two batters later, Mat Nelson grounded out to bring Mendoza home and make it 4-0 for FSU.

FSU added another run in the fourth inning after both Tim Becker and Salvatore worked walks with two outs. Albert was the hero again in the frame as he delivered an RBI single up the middle extending the lead to 5-0.

In the 6th inning, the Seminoles kept flexing their bats as Nander De Sedas reached on an error and Carter Smith singled to right field. With one out, Salvatore displayed his veteran leadership with a double to the gap in left-center scoring both runners.

With a 7-0 lead, Mendoza continued the onslaught as he doubled to right-center field to score Salvatore and Martin followed with a single to center field to score Mendoza, pushing the FSU lead to 9-0.

In the bottom of the inning Tucker Maxwell hit a solo home run to right field to put the Bulldogs on the board against Grady.

The Seminoles added another run for good measure in the 8th inning as Robby Martin hit a sacrifice fly to right field, scoring Salvatore and pushing the lead to 10-1.

Nander De Sedas added two hits in the seven-hole for Florida State and had six for the regional. Six Noles, led by Salvatore�s .643 average, hit .385 or better for the weekend.

OF NOTE:

For the weekend, Florida State cranked out 35 runs on 45 hits. Including the Noles final game of the ACC Tournament, FSU has 46 runs and 61 hits over the past four games (33 innings).
Mike Salvatore had 9 hits in the Regional. Through two games, Salvatore was tied for the national lead with seven hits in the postseason. He was named Athens Regional MVP.
Salvatore hit a two-run double in the sixth inning, his 22nd of the year. That�s the most for a Seminole since John Sansone hit 26 in 2016.
Over his past 10 games, Salvatore is hitting .478 (22-for-46) with six doubles, a triple and two home runs. His 11 RBI are a team-high in that span and he has struck out just twice.
Starting pitcher Conor Grady tied a career high with 7.0 innings pitched, allowing six hits and two walks while striking out three. He earned his 9th win of the year.
Reese Albert�s home run was his seventh of the season, tying his 2018 total. All 13 Seminoles with a home run this season have set or tied single-season highs. FSU�s 79 home runs are the Noles most since hitting 86 in 2010.
Tim Becker drew two walks Sunday and reached safely in 8 of 14 plate appearances this weekend. As a team, the Noles drew 7 walks Sunday after drawing 7 base on balls combined in the first two games.
Georgia committed three errors Sunday, its first game with more than 2 errors all season.
FSU has scored at least 10 runs in four straight games, its longest double-digit scoring stretch this season.
Florida State has now won three road regionals in seven tries under Mike Martin (1996 at Stanford and 2010 at Connecticut). FSU was the one seed in both of its previous regional wins away from Dick Howser Stadium.
The Seminoles need one more win to reach 40 wins for the 42nd consecutive season.
Florida State outscored Georgia 22-4 in two regional games at Foley Field. Entering the weekend, Georgia had the nation�s longest home winning streak (14 games) and was 28-3 in the regular season on its home field.
Since the Super Regional format began in 1999, Florida State has started 2-0 14 times. FSU is now 12-2 in the third game and advanced to a Super Regional 13 times.
FSU will play in its 17th Super Regional this year, the most in the 21-year history of the current NCAA format. The next closest teams are LSU and Cal State Fullerton with 13. LSU has a chance to reach its 14th Super Regional this season and FSU would travel to Baton Rouge to face the Tigers.

       NAME             POSITION AB  R  H RBI BB SO PO  A
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Mike Salvatore          SS        3  3  2   2  2  0  4  5
Reese Albert            RF-CF     4  2  2   3  1  1  1  0
Drew Mendoza            3B        4  2  2   1  1  1  1  1
Robby Martin            DH-RF     4  0  1   2  0  0  0  0
Matheu Nelson           C         4  0  0   1  1  2  4  0
J.C. Flowers            CF-P      5  0  0   0  0  1  0  0
Nander De Sedas         2B        4  1  2   0  0  0  2  4
Carter Smith            1B        5  1  1   0  0  2 10  2
Tim Becker              LF        3  1  0   0  2  2  2  0
Conor Grady             P                            3  2
  Chase Haney           P                            0  0
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FSU                              36 10 10   9  7  9 27 14
Opp                              32  1  7   1  2  4 27 16

E - Opp-3
2B - Opp-1, FSU-Mike Salvatore (22), Drew Mendoza 2 (12)
HR - Opp-1, FSU-Reese Albert (7)
HBP - FSU-Nander De Sedas (12)
SF - FSU-Robby Martin (6)
CS - FSU-Nander De Sedas (2)

       NAME                      IP  H  R ER BB SO
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Conor Grady          W (9-5)    7.0  6  1  1  2  3
Chase Haney                     1.0  1  0  0  0  0
J.C. Flowers                    1.0  0  0  0  0  1
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FSU                             9.0  7  1  1  2  4
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Florida State 6, Louisiana State 4
06/08/2019, NCAA Super Regional, Baton Rouge, La.

From the FSU Website, seminoles.com.

Albert, Bullpen Lead Noles Past LSU.
FSU reaches 40 wins; one win from Omaha.

By Ariya Massoudi, Seminoles.com

BATON ROUGE, La. � One win away from Omaha.

In front of 11,636 fans at Alex Box Stadium, Florida State (40-21) fiercely rallied in the latter innings to knock off No. 13 National Seed LSU (40-25) 6-4.

�If it sounds corny, I don�t care. This team cares about each other,� Mike Martin said when asked how his squad was able to make the comeback. �We don�t worry about what other people say and that�s what makes us proud to be Seminoles.�

Falling behind 4-0 after five innings without recording a hit, the Noles scored in each of the final four innings against four Tiger relievers. Reese Albert hit a pair of home runs Saturday, the first a mammoth shot that tied the game in the seventh inning and the second, in the ninth inning, providing an insurance run.

Behind Drew Parrish, the Seminole bullpen was stellar, allowing just two hits and two walks in 4.1 innings. Antonio Velez (4-2) earned the win, pitching the seventh inning, while J.C. Flowers earned his 12th save and just his third that went 2.0 innings.

For much of the contest, the Tigers seemed to be in full control behind a raucous home crowd and strong pitching from a slew of bullpen arms.

The Tigers struck first in the 2nd inning, as Parrish hit a batter and walked another.

After both runners advanced on a passed ball, Brandt Broussard blooped a single into center field to score a run and give LSU a 1-0 lead. With the pressure mounting, Parrish was able to strike out Hal Hughes looking to strand runners on 2nd and 3rd and retire the side.

Cole Henry, the Tigers� starting pitcher, lasted just two innings experiencing some elbow soreness, causing the Tigers to turn to their bullpen earlier than anticipated. He allowed three walks and struck out three batters in his brief outing.

LSU added to their lead in the 3rd inning as Josh Smith doubled to right field and came around to score on a pair of groundouts, to make it 2-0. The following inning, the Tigers pushed another run across after a double and RBI single gave the Tigers a 3-0 lead with four frames complete.

In the 5th inning, the Tigers scored for the fourth consecutive frame after a pair of base hits put runners on 1st and 2nd and one out. A line drive through the right side of the infield by Daniel Cabrera gave LSU a 4-0 lead off Parrish.

The lefty finished his outing going four and two-thirds innings, giving up six hits and three earned runs. Parrish walked one and struck out four batters on 81 pitches. Chase Haney retired the final batter of the fifth and threw a scoreless sixth inning.

The Seminoles had a tough time early on against the home side as they were no-hit through five frames.

In the top of the 6th inning the tide turned for the visitors. Drew Mendoza walked and Robby Martin gave FSU its first hit of the game to put runners at first and third. A Matheu Nelson infield single cut the LSU lead to 4-1.

With Haney and Velez calming the waters on the mound, the Seminole offense kicked into high gear in the 7th inning. Tim Becker singled to right and Mike Salvatore walked, bringing up Albert with one out. On the 11th pitch of the at-bat, the sophomore tied the ball game up with one swing of the stick.

He took a 92 MPH offering from Trent Vietmeier way out of the park in right, clearing the stands to make it 4-4.

�I knew I was getting a fastball,� Albert said of his no-doubter. �He just gave me a pitch I could do damage with and that was it.�

�That at-bat was huge, he fouled some pitches off,� LSU coach Paul Mainieri said after the game. �He battled hard and got around on one.�

In the 8th inning, FSU loaded the bases with one out after a walk to Nelson, a Nander De Sedas single and another walk to Smith. Becker continued his hot post-season as he drove a sacrifice fly to left field, bringing Nelson home to give the Noles their first lead of the game at 5-4. The loss was charged to Devin Fontenot (5-3).

Needing an insurance run in the top of the 9th inning, Albert did it again.

He took the first pitch he saw from Zack Hess and deposited the ball just over the wall in right field for a solo shot. The sophomore�s second blast of the game gave FSU a 6-4 lead.

In the bottom of the inning, LSU got two on with two out after a single and a walk with Flowers on the mound for the Seminoles. With the legendary Alex Box Stadium as loud as it was all afternoon, Flowers forced the all-time LSU hits leader in Antione Duplantis to pop up. Nelson squeezed it behind home plate and FSU found itself victorious in game one of the Baton Rouge Super Regional.

�It was nerve-wracking, but a lot of fun,� Flowers said on pitching in the environment. �I hope I get to do it again.�

�We know nothing is decided,� Mike Martin added on his team�s approach to the rest of the weekend. �We know we have to play well against a team with its back to the wall.�

OF NOTE:

Reese Albert hit his eighth and ninth home runs of the season (and third and fourth of the NCAA Tournament). His first, a three-run shot, tied the game in the seventh inning. His home run in the ninth extended FSU�s lead to 6-4.
Saturday was the first multi-home run game of Albert�s career. As a team, FSU has 81 on the season, its most since hitting 86 in 2010.
Robby Martin singled in the sixth inning for FSU�s first hit of the day. His six-game hitting streak is the longest active streak on the team.
Drew Mendoza walked three times, tying a career high, pushing his season total to 68. The third baseman entered the Super Regionals fourth nationally in walks and has reached base in 13 straight games.
Tim Becker singled in the seventh inning. In five games in the ACC Tournament (2), Athens Regional (4) and Saturday (1), Becker has more hits (7) than he did in the regular season (6). His eighth inning sac fly gave FSU the lead - he has eight runs batted in in the postseason after having four in the regular season.
The Seminoles improved to 31-0 this season when leading after 8 innings. J.C. Flowers earned his 12th save of the season, tied for seventh in FSU single season history and most in the Atlantic Coast Conference.
After trailing 4-0 through five innings, FSU scored six runs over the final four innings for the win. It was the largest deficit the Noles have overcome in a win this season.
This weekend�s series pits the two teams with the most Super Regional appearances in the 21-year format � Florida State with 17 and LSU with 14.
The win was just the third in six Super Regionals away from Tallahassee for Florida State. FSU also won a game at Georgia in 2001 and at Florida in 2016.
The win was the 5th straight for FSU and the 40th of the season. Florida State has won at least 40 games in 42 straight seasons, while head coach Mike Martin will finish his career with at least 40 wins in all 40 seasons. The next closest school, Louisville, has won 40 games in eight straight seasons.

       NAME             POSITION AB  R  H RBI BB SO PO  A
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Mike Salvatore          SS        4  1  0   0  1  0  4  6
Reese Albert            RF-CF     5  2  2   4  0  1  3  0
Drew Mendoza            3B        2  1  0   0  3  1  1  2
Robby Martin            DH-RF     4  0  1   0  1  2  0  0
J.C. Flowers            CF-P      4  0  0   0  1  0  0  1
Matheu Nelson           C         4  1  1   1  1  2  7  0
Nander De Sedas         2B        3  0  1   0  1  0  2  3
Carter Smith            1B        2  0  0   0  2  0  9  1
Tim Becker              LF        3  1  1   1  0  2  1  0
Drew Parrish            P                            0  1
  Chase Haney           P                            0  0
  Antonio Velez         P                            0  0
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FSU                              31  6  6   6 10  8 27 14
Opp                              35  4  8   4  3  6 27  5

E - Opp-1, FSU-Reese Albert (3), J.C. Flowers (5), Nander De Sedas (18)
2B - Opp-1
HR - FSU-Reese Albert 2 (9)
HBP - Opp-1
SF - FSU-Tim Becker (1)
SB - Opp-1
CS - FSU-J.C. Flowers (3)

       NAME                      IP  H  R ER BB SO
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Drew Parrish                    4.2  6  4  3  1  4
Chase Haney                     1.1  0  0  0  1  0
Antonio Velez        W (4-2)    1.0  1  0  0  0  1
J.C. Flowers         Sv(12)     2.0  1  0  0  1  1
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Florida State 5, Louisiana State 4
06/09/2019, NCAA Super Regional Championship, Baton Rouge, La.

From the FSU Website, seminoles.com.

We�re Going Back! Walk-Off Sends Noles to Omaha.
Mendoza�s 12th inning single leads to 23rd CWS appearance.

By Ariya Massoudi, Seminoles.com

BATON ROUGE, La. � See you in Omaha!

Mike Martin�s favorite four words came to life as Florida State (41-21) defeated No. 13 National Seed LSU (40-26) 5-4 in a thrilling 12-inning game, punching the Seminoles ticket back to the College World Series for the 23rd time in school history.

Before Drew Mendoza�s walk-off single scored Mike Salvatore from second base, both teams got brilliant performances from its bullpens in the four hour, 13 minute affair. Antonio Velez (5-2) earned his second win of the Super Regional, striking out 6 batters in 4.2 innings without allowing a run. Devin Fontenot (5-4) struck out 11 in 6.1 innings and gave up just two hits � 12th inning singles to Salvatore and Mendoza.

The win guarantees that Martin will wrap his 40-year career in Omaha, his 17th appearance in the College World Series.

�Unbelievable. I don�t think anyone in this room, let alone this country would have put us in this place right now (into Omaha),� Drew Mendoza said following the game.

�We are all blessed, it�s been an incredible ride. We have always believed in each other and we just got on a roll and are going to keep it going.�

In a reversal from game one of the series, when FSU had to rally in the later innings to knock off the Tigers, FSU jumped to a 3-0 led in the second inning and a 4-1 through five innings before LSU clawed back.

In the 2nd inning the Seminoles got the scoring started as they loaded the bases after a walk to Robby Martin, a bunt single from J.C. Flowers, and a single up the middle from Carter Smith with nobody out.

Nander De Sedas got the Seminoles on the board as he grounded out to first. The return throw home was not held on to by the catcher, allowing Martin to score safely to give FSU a 1-0 lead against Landon Marceaux.

Later in the inning, Mat Nelson ripped a single to left field scoring Flowers and Salvatore, followed by a bloop single into center field scoring Smith, as FSU extended the lead to 3-0.

LSU cut into the FSU lead in the 4th inning with a solo home run from Antoine Duplantis off CJ Van Eyk down the right field line. The ball appeared to curl foul before passing the foul pole, but the call was upheld on review to make it 3-1.

Duplantis finished 4-for-6 Sunday with a pair of singles, a double and a home run. He is the Southeastern Conference�s all-time leader in hits with 359.

In the bottom of the inning, the Seminoles answered back as Nelson singled and advanced to second on a wild pitch. Tim Becker did what he�s done all post-season and brought Nelson home with a scorching double to left field, giving FSU a 4-1 lead.

In the 6th inning, LSU scratched another run across after three straight singles to make it 4-2. Van Eyk buckled down and was able to limit the damage to get out of the inning with the Noles up a pair. Nelson picked off Giovanni DiGiacomo at third base to help limit the damage to just one run in the frame.

In the 8th inning, the Tigers were able to push two runs across with RBI singles from Duplantis and Zach Watson to tie the game at 4-4 against Van Eyk. Watson was out at second base on his game-tying single, again helping thwart more LSU runs.

Neither team could muster the go-ahead run as the game went into extra innings and the Seminoles brought Velez in.

The lefty was nearly untouchable in four and two-thirds innings of relief. The junior gave up just four hits and no runs, while striking out six batters on 64 total pitches.

In the bottom of the 12th inning, Salvatore laced a one-out single to center field and advanced to second on a wild pitch.

After a strikeout by Reese Albert, Mendoza ripped a two-strike offering from Fontenot into right-center field to clinch the game as the Seminoles are headed to Omaha for the 23rd time in school history.

PLAYER NOTES:

Florida State advanced to its 23rd College World Series, third all-time, while head coach Mike Martin will coach in his 17th CWS, tied with Cliff Gustafson of Texas for the most for a single coach.
Before Saturday, FSU was 2-10 in Super Regional games away from Tallahassee and has not advanced to the CWS in five tries.
The Seminoles have a five-game postseason winning streak away from Dick Howser Stadium, its longest away from home since also winning five straight in 1970. The school record of six straight postseason wins away from home was in 1962.
CJ Van Eyk remained 10-3 on the season and is now 7-0 in his last 9 appearances. He struck out 5 batters in 7.1 innings and has 120 on the year. Combined with Drew Parrish�s 116, they join Texas A&M�s Asa Lacy (130) and John Doxakis (115) as the only teammates with 115 strikeouts.
Antonio Velez won both games of the Super Regionals. He is 5-2 on the year. On the weekend, Velez pitched 5.2 innings, struck out 7 and did not allow a run.
Mike Salvatore had three hits Sunday, including one in the 12th inning that was FSU�s first since the 4th. He has 13 games with at least 3 hits this season and a team-high 87 on the year.
Drew Mendoza had the walk-off single for the Noles, FSU�s fifth of the year. He finished with two hits and a walk. His 69 walks rank second nationally in 2019 and tied for eighth in a season in FSU history.
Mat Nelson had a pair of hits and also reached on a walk and was hit by a pitch. His 16 HBPs this season tied for sixth in a season in FSU history.
J.C. Flowers stole a base in the third inning. He now has 13 home runs, 12 saves and 11 stolen bases on the year.
Tim Becker added an RBI double in the fourth inning. He has 9 postseason RBI after having 4 in the regular season.
The Seminoles improved to 11-9 all-time against LSU. Martin is now 9-7 against the Tigers.

       NAME             POSITION AB  R  H RBI BB SO PO  A
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Mike Salvatore          SS        5  1  3   1  1  0  3  3
Reese Albert            RF        6  0  0   0  0  5  4  0
Drew Mendoza            3B        5  0  2   1  1  1  1  3
Robby Martin            DH        4  1  0   0  1  1  0  0
J.C. Flowers            CF        5  1  1   0  0  2  3  0
Carter Smith            1B        5  1  1   0  0  0 11  2
Nander De Sedas         2B        5  0  0   0  0  2  1  0
Matheu Nelson           C         3  1  2   1  1  1 10  3
Tim Becker              LF        4  0  1   1  0  2  2  1
  Nico Baldor           PH        1  0  0   0  0  1  0  0
C.J. Van Eyk            P                            1  0
  Antonio Velez         P                            0  2
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FSU                              43  5 10   4  4 15 36 14
Opp                              45  4 12   4  2 11 35 12

E - Opp-1
2B - Opp-2, FSU-Tim Becker (3)
HR - Opp-1
HBP - Opp-1, FSU-Matheu Nelson (16)
SB - FSU-J.C. Flowers (11)
CS - FSU-Matheu Nelson (3)

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C.J. Van Eyk                    7.1  8  4  4  2  5
Antonio Velez        W (5-2)    4.2  4  0  0  0  6
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06/15/2019, CWS, Omaha, Neb.

From the FSU Website, seminoles.com.

Parrish, Noles Win 1-0 Pitchers Duel in CWS Opener.
Junior LHP struck out 9 in 8 IP; Noles score winning run in the ninth.

By Ariya Massoudi, Seminoles.com

OMAHA, Neb. � For the first time since 1999, Florida State (42-21) won its first game of the College World Series, defeating No. 5 national seed Arkansas (46-19) 1-0 in a pitcher�s duel.

Drew Parrish (9-5) and Isaiah Campbell went toe-to-toe on the rubber all night as both aces had their best stuff rolling at TD Ameritrade Park in front 26,155 fans.

Parrish struck out nine hitters in eight innings pitched, tying a season high for innings and working out of trouble multiple times in the game. Campbell struck out 10 batters in seven innings for the Razorbacks, but FSU scored the game-winning run in the top of the ninth inning against reliever Cody Scroggins (3-1).

J.C. Flowers started in centerfield for the Noles, snagging a highlight-reel catch against the wall in the second inning; he was hit by a pitch in the ninth inning and scored the go-ahead run on a sacrifice fly; and pitched a perfect bottom of the ninth, his 13th save of the season.

In the top of the 2nd inning, Flowers and Mat Nelson both singled to give the Seminoles a pair of runners with just one out in the inning. However, Campbell struck out Nander De Sedas and Tim Becker to end the inning.

The Seminoles got runners on base in each of the first six innings, but each time Campbell shut the door on FSU. The second-round MLB draft pick exited after seven innings and 101 pitches.

Parrish wouldn�t be outdone as the lefty had perhaps the best outing of his career, given the stage. The lefty went eight innings of his own, giving up just five hits and no runs while striking out nine Razorbacks on the night.

�He was really tough, he had everything working on us,� Arkansas first basemen Trevor Ezell said on Parrish. �His off-speed was really good and you just have to tip your cap.�

In the bottom of the 8th inning, Christian Franklin doubled to right field and advanced to third base on a groundout. Parrish buckled down and got Casey Martin and Matt Goodheart to each strikeout with changeups to escape the jam.

�I�d say it�s one of the best performances of my life for sure,� Parrish said smiling after the game.

�Every kid dreams of pitching at the College World Series so this definitely ranks up there.�

In the top of the 9th inning, Flowers was hit by a pitch to start the frame and Carter Smith reached on a fielder�s choice after the ball was dislodged on a tag attempt from Martin to Flowers running to second base.

A sacrifice bunt from Nelson pushed both runners into scoring position, before De Sedas had one of the biggest plate appearances of his young Seminole career.

On the first pitch he saw from Arkansas� flame-throwing closer, Matt Cronin, the freshman lifted the ball into right field. Flowers beat the throw home after the catch to give De Sedas a sac fly and score the only run of the game.

�This is a dream, you know. To play in Omaha at the College World Series,� De Sedas said after the game.

�As a kid you dream of having the game-winning RBI, this is just a crazy, cool experience. It�s emotional.�

Flowers entered to close the game as he recorded a groundout, a soft lineout and then struck out Jack Kenley to get his 13th save of the season and push the Noles into the winner�s bracket.

The win gives FSU a six-game winning streak in the NCAA Tournament, tying a school record. Five of those wins have come against SEC programs. The shutout is the Seminoles fifth all-time in the College World Series and first since 1987.

TEAM NOTES:

Florida State won its College World Series opener for the first time since 1999. It was also the programs first win against Arkansas (now 1-5 all-time).
The Seminoles tied a school record with its sixth-consecutive NCAA Tournament victory. All six have come away from Tallahassee, also tying a school-record.
The past five wins have come against the Southeastern Conference (2 at Georgia, 2 at LSU, 1 vs. Arkansas).
The shutout was FSU�s fifth all-time in the College World Series and first since 1987. The previous three all came in 1970.
FSU improved to 30-44 all-time in the College World Series.
FSU has allowed just one first-inning run in the postseason, a leadoff home run against Georgia on June 1.
FSU�s 1-0 win was its first since beating NC State in 2015 and its second ever in the NCAA Tournament/College World Series (Miami, 1975).

PLAYER NOTES:

Starting pitcher Drew Parrish improved to 9-5, striking out nine and allowing just five hits in 8.0 innings. He now has 125 strikeouts on the season, three shy of his career high (128 in 2018). Three Noles now have at least nine wins (Parrish, CJ Van Eyk 10, Conor Grady 9).
Parrish and Van Eyk, FSU�s Monday night starter, are the only teammates in the country with at least 120 strikeouts (Van Eyk � 120).
His eight innings pitched tied a season high (Clemson, April 12). Parrish limited Arkansas� 1-5 hitters to just 2-for-19 hitting (.105), well below their combined .322 average entering the game.
J.C. Flowers singled in the second, was hit by a pitch and scored the games only run in the ninth inning and earned his 13th save of the season. Flowers now has 13 saves and 13 home runs on the year; his 13 saves lead the ACC and are tied for the sixth-most in FSU single-season history.
Freshman Mat Nelson singled in his first two career College World Series at-bats and was the only Seminole with multiple hits. He is hitting .500 in the past three games (5-for-10). His ninth-inning sacrifice bunt was his ninth of the season and he has half of FSU�s 18 on the year.
Nelson has reached base in 10 straight games, the longest active streak on the team � Drew Mendoza (14) and Robby Martin (13) both ended Saturday.

       NAME             POSITION AB  R  H RBI BB SO PO  A
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Mike Salvatore          SS        3  0  0   0  1  1  3  3
Reese Albert            RF-CF     3  0  1   0  1  0  0  0
Drew Mendoza            3B        4  0  0   0  0  1  1  1
Robby Martin            DH-RF     4  0  0   0  0  2  0  0
J.C. Flowers            CF-P      3  1  1   0  0  1  2  0
Carter Smith            1B        4  0  1   0  0  1  8  1
Matheu Nelson           C         3  0  2   0  0  0  9  1
Nander De Sedas         2B        3  0  0   1  0  2  4  1
Tim Becker              LF        3  0  0   0  0  2  0  0
  Cooper Swanson        PH        1  0  0   0  0  1  0  0
  Elijah Cabell         LF        0  0  0   0  0  0  0  0
Drew Parrish            P                            0  4
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FSU                              31  1  5   1  2 11 27 11
Opp                              30  0  5   0  2 10 27  8

E - Opp-1, FSU-Matheu Nelson (3)
2B - Opp-1
HBP - FSU-J.C. Flowers (7)
SH - FSU-Matheu Nelson (9)
SF - FSU-Nander De Sedas (3)
CS - Opp-1

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Drew Parrish         W (9-5)    8.0  5  0  0  2  9
J.C. Flowers         Sv(13)     1.0  0  0  0  0  1
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FSU                             9.0  5  0  0  2 10
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06/17/2019, CWS, Omaha, Neb.

From the FSU Website, seminoles.com.

Noles Drop CWS Game vs. Michigan.
Pitching gets 17 strikeouts, second-most in 9-inning CWS game.

By Ariya Massoudi, Seminoles.com

OMAHA, Neb. � Florida State (42-22) saw a complete game shutout from Tommy Henry Monday, falling 2-0 to Michigan (48-20) in the winner�s bracket game of the College World Series at TD Ameritrade Park.

�Our mentality isn�t going to change, we�ve had our backs against the wall all season,� third baseman Drew Mendoza said.

�We will be ready to go on Wednesday and get to play another day.�

Henry was dominant all night for the Wolverines, striking out 10 Seminoles and allowing just three hits, tied for FSU�s fewest in 75 College World Series games. FSU had two batters hit by a pitch and did not draw a walk for just the second time this season.

In the top of the first inning, the Wolverines struck first as Jesse Franklin homered to right field on a first pitch fastball from CJ Van Eyk (10-4) to give Michigan a 1-0 lead.

The Seminoles were quieted offensively for much of the game by Henry who gave up just one hit through the first four innings, a Mike Salvatore double to start the game. Henry retired the next 12 batters and did not give up another hit until Mat Nelson�s double with two outs in the seventh inning.

In the 5th inning, Michigan added to their lead as three singles in the inning brought home the second run of the game against Van Eyk to make it 2-0.

Van Eyk lasted 4.2 innings, giving up seven hits and two earned runs on the night. The sophomore walked two and struck out nine batters.

The Seminoles got single runners on base via hit-by-pitches in the bottom of the 5th and 6th innings, but weren�t able to do anything else as Henry continued to shut the door.

�He was mixing his pitches and keeping the ball at the knees all night,� Mendoza said of Henry. �He kept us off-balance and did a really good job, he deserves credit.�

Chase Haney and Jonah Scolaro were brilliant bright spots during the game in relief, giving up no hits, while striking out eight batters in a combined 4.1 innings. Overall, FSU�s pitching staff has given up just two runs in 18 innings at the College World Series.

�They�ve been giving us that lift all post-season, it�s been awesome,� Mendoza said. �They�ve given us a chance every time.

TEAM NOTES:

The loss snapped FSU�s 7-game winning streak overall and 6-game NCAA Tournament winning streak. The six-game postseason winning streak is tied for the longest in Florida State history.
FSU struck out 17 batters Monday, tied for the second-most in a nine-inning game in College World Series history.
On the season, the Noles have 647 strikeouts pitching, the fifth-most in FSU history.
Florida State fell to 7-2 all-time against Michigan, with both losses coming in the College World Series (1962 and 2019).
FSU did not draw a walk against the Wolverines, just the second time this season and seventh in the past six years that FSU did not get a base on balls. FSU ranks third nationally with 375 walks on the season.

PLAYER NOTES:

For the third time this season, CJ Van Eyk allowed a home run on the second pitch of a game. The first two times were leadoff home runs against Clemson and Georgia; FSU won those games 16-2 and 12-3, respectively.

Mike Salvatore had two of FSU�s three hits, including a leadoff double. Salvatore�s 23 doubles are the most for a Seminole since John Sansone had 26 in 2016. His 89 hits on the year are tied for the most in the Atlantic Coast Conference.

Chase Haney and Jonah Scolaro combined for eight strikeouts and did not allow a hit in 4.1 innings out of the bullpen. In seven NCAA Tournament games, Haney, Scolaro, J.C. Flowers, Clayton Kwiatkowski and Antonio Velez have allowed just eight hits and two runs, with 23 strikeouts, in 21.1 innings out of the bullpen, good for a 0.84 earned run average.

Catcher Mat Nelson threw out his eighth base-stealer of the season. He also added a seventh inning double and has reached base in 11 straight games.

       NAME             POSITION AB  R  H RBI BB SO PO  A
======================= ======== == == == === == == == ==
Mike Salvatore          SS        4  0  2   0  0  0  1  1
Reese Albert            RF        4  0  0   0  0  2  0  0
Drew Mendoza            3B        4  0  0   0  0  2  0  2
Robby Martin            DH        4  0  0   0  0  0  0  0
J.C. Flowers            CF        3  0  0   0  0  2  3  0
Matheu Nelson           C         3  0  1   0  0  1 17  1
Nander De Sedas         2B        3  0  0   0  0  2  2  1
Carter Smith            1B        3  0  0   0  0  1  4  0
Tim Becker              LF        1  0  0   0  0  0  0  0
  Cooper Swanson        PH        1  0  0   0  0  0  0  0
  Elijah Cabell         LF        0  0  0   0  0  0  0  0
C.J. Van Eyk            P                            0  0
  Chase Haney           P                            0  0
  Jonah Scolaro         P                            0  0
                                 ========================
FSU                              30  0  3   0  0 10 27  5
Opp                              34  2  7   2  2 17 27  5

E - FSU-Drew Mendoza (16), Tim Becker (2)
2B - FSU-Mike Salvatore (23), Matheu Nelson (7)
HR - Opp-1
HBP - FSU-J.C. Flowers (8), Tim Becker (3)
SB - Opp-2
CS - Opp-1

       NAME                      IP  H  R ER BB SO
============================== ==== == == == == ==
C.J. Van Eyk         L (10-4)   4.2  7  2  2  2  9
Chase Haney                     2.1  0  0  0  0  2
Jonah Scolaro                   2.0  0  0  0  0  6
                               ===================
FSU                             9.0  7  2  2  2 17
Opp                  W          9.0  3  0  0  0 10





 
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Texas Tech 4, Florida State 1
06/19/2019, CWS, Omaha, Neb.

From the FSU Website, seminoles.com.

Noles Season Ends vs. Texas Tech in Omaha.
11 wraps 40-year career.

By Ariya Massoudi, Seminoles.com

OMAHA, Neb. � Florida State saw its season, and the Mike Martin era, come to an end on Wednesday night falling to Texas Tech 4-1 in a College World Series elimination game at TD Ameritrade Park. The Seminoles got another strong outing from its pitchers, but the offense managed just three hits for the second straight game.

�This was a remarkable run, almost unbelievable,� Martin said smiling as he reminisced after the game. �What these guys accomplished and where we were in May, I�m so proud of them.�

For Florida State, Conor Grady (9-6) allowed just two runs in five innings, striking out four. Texas Tech�s Bryce Bonnin (7-1) surrendered two hits and an unearned run, while reliever Taylor Floyd struck out eight in four relief innings.

The Red Raiders struck first in the top of the 4th inning as a walk and a pair of singles gave TTU a 1-0 lead.

In the bottom of the inning, Robby Martin walked and Matheu Nelson was hit by a pitch to start the frame. Both runners advanced on a sac bunt by Carter Smith. With one out, an errant pick-off attempt at second allowed Martin to score to tie the game at 1-1.

In the 6th inning, the Red Raiders re-took the lead as Brian Klein hit a home run to right-center field off Grady for a 2-1 lead.

Grady was strong in five innings of work giving up six hits and two earned runs. The sophomore walked two and struck out four batters on 81 pitches of work.

The Noles could never find the big hit, finishing 0-for-18 with runners on base and 0-for-9 with runners in scoring position.

Chase Haney, Antonio Velez and Jonah Scolaro combined to pitch four innings without allowing a hit and issued just two walks in relief. Closer J.C. Flowers gave up a pair of runs in the eighth inning.

�I hope the guys don�t feel down because of a tough week,� Martin said. �I saw bunch of guys grow up in front of my eyes. There are a lot of teams who wish their season could end in Omaha.�

       NAME             POSITION AB  R  H RBI BB SO PO  A
======================= ======== == == == === == == == ==
Mike Salvatore          SS        3  0  1   0  2  1  1  4
Reese Albert            RF-CF     5  0  0   0  0  4  3  0
Drew Mendoza            3B        3  0  1   0  1  0  2  2
Robby Martin            DH-RF     3  1  0   0  1  1  1  0
Matheu Nelson           C         2  0  0   0  1  1  9  0
Carter Smith            1B        2  0  1   0  1  0  8  1
J.C. Flowers            CF-P      2  0  0   0  1  1  0  0
  Antonio Velez         P         0  0  0   0  0  0  0  0
  Alec Sanchez          PH        1  0  0   0  0  1  0  0
  Jonah Scolaro         P         0  0  0   0  0  0  0  0
Nander De Sedas         2B        3  0  0   0  1  3  1  1
Tim Becker              LF        4  0  0   0  0  3  1  0
Conor Grady             P                            1  1
  Chase Haney           P                            0  0
                                 ========================
FSU                              28  1  3   0  8 15 27  9
Opp                              35  4  9   4  4 10 27  8

E - Opp-1
2B - Opp-1
HR - Opp-1
HBP - FSU-Matheu Nelson (17)
SH - FSU-Carter Smith (1)
SB - Opp-2, FSU-Mike Salvatore (6)

       NAME                      IP  H  R ER BB SO
============================== ==== == == == == ==
Conor Grady          L (9-6)    5.0  6  2  2  2  4
Chase Haney                     2.0  0  0  0  1  2
J.C. Flowers                    0.0  3  2  1  0  1
Antonio Velez                   1.0  0  0  0  1  3
Jonah Scolaro                   1.0  0  0  0  0  0
                               ===================
FSU                             9.0  9  4  3  4 10
Opp                  W-Sv       9.0  3  1  0  8 15





 
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