CINCINNATI - The Niagara baseball game completed its series in Cincinnati with three losses on Sunday. The Purple Eagles completed Friday's game that was cancelled due to rain, falling 9-2. NU dropped both games of Sunday's double header, 12-1 and 7-5.
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CINCINNATI - The Niagara baseball team was trailing 9-2 in the eighth inning against Cincinnati when the game was called due to inclement weather. The final few innings of baseball will be made up before the scheduled doubleheader on Saturday at Marge Schott Stadium.
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LONGWOOD, Va. - The Niagara baseball team (2-8) split a doubleheader with Longwood University (7-3) for the second-straight day on Sunday. The Purple eagles dropped the opener 7-1 but rebounded with a 3-1 victory in game two.
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LONGWOOD, Va. - The Niagara baseball team picked up their first win of the season on Saturday, topping Longwood 8-7 in the second game of the doubleheader. Daniel Morari picked up the win after receiving a balanced offensive attack.
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FOREST CITY, N.C. - Despite another 4-for-4 performance by second baseman Brian Deering, the Niagara baseball team (0-6) was defeated 13-2 on Sunday.
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Senior Ryan Virtue
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Virtue One Hits His Way to Niagara Athlete of the Week Award NIAGARA UN., N.Y. – Senior baseball pitcher Ryan Virtue (Stittsville, Ont.) pitched his way to Niagara University Athlete of the Week honors Monday after tossing a one-hit gem on Senior Day, May 13. |
Junior Tim Alberts
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Alberts Streaks His Way to Niagara Athlete of the Week NIAGARA UN., N.Y. – Baseball’s first baseman Tim Alberts (Baldwinsville, N.Y.) was honored as Niagara University’s Athlete of the Week Monday. The junior started the week riding the nation’s longest hitting streak at 35 games, dating back to last season. |
Past Athelete's of the Week
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Alati Earns Niagara Athlete of the Week Award NIAGARA UNIVERSITY, N.Y. – The Niagara University baseball team used many quality performances last weekend to sweep Canisius and remain in first place in the Metro Atlantic Athletic Conference. But senior Mike Alati (Woodbridge, Ont.) led the way offensively en route to being named Niagara’s Athlete of the Week. |
Athlete of the Week Archive