INSIDE THE MATCHUP:
Game 1 Final: Florida Tech 3, Barry 1
Game 2 Final: Florida Tech 9, Barry 2
Records:  Florida Tech (10-1, 3-0 SSC) | Barry (2-8, 0-3 SSC)
Location: Andy Seminick-Les Hall Field | Melbourne, Fla.

STATS OF GAME 1:

• Florida Tech struck first in the bottom of the third with Jakob Newton hitting an RBI single up the middle, scoring Jack Nagy.
• Brett Parrish reached first on an error by Stella, with Paul Castillo advancing to second and Newton scoring.
• The final run for the Panthers came from Dylan Owens' single up the middle, scoring Castillo and advancing Parrish to second.
• Barry scored their only run in the top of the sixth when Menendez doubled to right field, plating Noriega.
• Mitch Harding earned the win, pitching five and a third innings, allowing three hits, one run, and throwing 77 pitches.
• Noah Steckley pitched two innings, allowing only one hit, no runs, and threw 25 pitches.
• Alex Carpenter earned the save, closing out the game in the ninth inning, allowing one hit, no runs, and threw 10 pitches.
   

STATS OF GAME 2:

• Brett Parrish scored the first run for the Panthers in the bottom of the second off Vazquez's error at third base. 
• Hayden Kimball and Dylan Owens added onto Florida Tech's lead after Sam Schner reached first off Tabares' error in left field. Schner would then score off a wild pitch.
• Jakob Newton gained an RBI in the bottom of the fourth when he grounded out to short-stop, plating Alec Eldridge.
• After a 25-minute review and delay, Kimball scored on a wild pitch, advancing Schner to third. Schner then scored on another wild pitch, increasing the Panther lead to seven.
• Barry gained their only two runs of the game when Menendez reached first on an error by Paul Castillo, scoring Abreu and Sanchez.
• In the eighth inning, Luca Wentzel hit an RBI single to left field, plating Schner.
• The final run from the Panthers came from an error by Vazquez with Dylan Dohanos reaching first, plating Wentzel.
• Justin Lorenz pitched five innings, allowed four hits, no runs, and threw 79 pitches earning the win.
• Joey Hecht pitched two innings, allowed no hits, no runs, and threw one strikeout.
• Zach Rodgers made a short appearance in the top of the eighth, where he allowed two hits, two runs, and no strikeouts
• Aiden Pryzgoda closed the game for the Panthers, allowing two hits, no runs, two strikeouts.

BEYOND THE BOX SCORE:

• The Panthers now lead the all-time series with Barry, 71-64.
• This is the first time the Panthers have had a double-digit winning streak since reeling off 11 in a row between February 20 – March 9, 2016.

UP NEXT:  The Panthers return to action on Wednesday night at 6:00 P.M. for their matchup against Edward Waters at Seminick-Hall Field.
 
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