Final Score: Central Michigan 5 | St. Bonaventure 0
Location: Port Charlotte, Fla.
Records: Central Michigan 3-7 | St. Bonaventure 0-7

St. Bonaventure Starters: Diaz (LF), T. Johnson (SS), Rosencrance (1B), Dunn (C), Heath (DH), Bell (CF), Weightman (RF), Urban (3B), Badinelli (2B), A. Johnson (P)

Central Michigan Starters: Collins (3B), MacKenzie (2B), N. Regnier (CF), Leichman (DH), Huntey (LF), L. Regnier (RF), Fields (1B), Ornelas (C), Oliver (SS), Kaminska (P)

The Short Story:
The Bonnies were held to only five hits on Saturday, March 1 against the Central Michigan Chippewas in Port Charlotte, Fla. The game was scoreless until the bats for the Chippewas heated up in the eighth inning and continued to the ninth, where they tacked on the five runs. Central Michigan finally pushed a run across with one-out in the eighth off a Leichman doubled that resulted in N. Regnier scored. After posting another run in the eighth, Central Michigan recorded three runs in the ninth off two hits. Despite the loss for the Brown and White, starting pitcher Asa Johnson would go on to throw a gem of a game by throwing 6.1 innings pitched and only allowing three hits and zero runs.

• After seven scoreless innings the Chippewas were able to get the first run on the board in the eighth with a double that scored Nick Regnier.
• Two batters later, Logan Regnier singled that advanced Tyler Huntey to scored and let Cody Leichman to score for a 2-0 lead after eight.
• Central Michigan started the ninth with a walk and shortly followed with a passed ball, Morgan Oliver notched the third RBI for the Chippewas.
• With two-outs in the top of the ninth, Leichman connected for a two-run RBI.
• The Bonnies would go down in order in the bottom of the ninth.

Inside The Box Score:

• Dylan Dunn continues to be the top-player for the Brown and White this season as he posted three hits in four at-bats including two doubles.
• The Bonnies continue to struggle to push across runs as they left four runners on base today.
• Jared Baldinelli and Tyler Bell each tallied a hit on the day to give the Bonnies their five hits of the day.