POUGHKEEPSIE, New York – The Marist baseball team won game three of the series against Rider, on Sunday afternoon. The Red Foxes beat the Broncs 6-5, moving to 5-7 in conference play.

• The Red Foxes scored the first run of the game in the bottom of the third inning.
  • Ethan Conrad led off with a single to right field.
  • Johnny Decker followed with a single advancing Conrad to third.
  • Justin Kapuscinski hit a sacrifice fly to left field allowing Conrad to reach home.
  • Marist leads 1-0 after three innings of play.
• Nate Chudy pitched six straight scoreless innings.
• Will Taylor entered the game to pitch for the Red Foxes in the top-half of the seventh inning with no outs and a runner on second.
• In the bottom of the eighth inning, the game entered a lightning delay.
• After play resumed Marist scored five runs in the bottom of the eighth inning.
  • Kyle Pollack, Austin Bohlman, and Bayram Hot each walked to load the bases with no outs.
  • Pollack reached home on a passed ball.
  • Brady Steinert was hit by a pitch and Hot advanced home.
  • Conrad tripled to right field allowing Steinert, Lewis Rodriguez, and Danny Moshier to score.
  • The Red Foxes lead 6-0 after eight innings of play.
• Will Taylor pitched two straight scoreless innings.
• Rider scored two runs in the top-half of the ninth inning and Marist went to the bullpen.
  • Riley Orr entered the game to pitch for the Red Foxes with two outs and runners on second and third.
  • The Broncs tallied three more runs to cut the deficit to 6-5.
  • Orr pitched the final out and secured the save.
• Marist won game three 6-5.

• The Red Foxes scored six runs on six hits in the win.
• Nate Chudy earned the win for Marist pitching six innings, allowing no runs, and giving up only two hits.
• Ethan Conrad led the team with two hits including an RBI triple.
• Austin Bohlman led the team with a .750 on-base percentage recording a single and two walks.

• The Red Foxes stay at home to play Hofstra in a midweek game.
• The game is slated for April 17 with first pitch at 3:30 p.m.