Yale baseball team splits doubleheader

Teddy Hague and Dai Dai Otaka both had three hits and an RBI in the opener for the Yale baseball team which won the opener 10-3 over Dartmouth Saturday afternoon in an Ivy League doubleheader played in New Haven. Dartmouth won the nightcap 3-1.

Benny Wanger and Griffin Day both added two hits and three RBIs for the Bulldogs (16-16, 10-4). Austin Michel pitched three innings of one-hit ball to earn his sixth save in the nightcap for Dartmouth (10-18-1, 6-4-1).

Quinnipiac 9-3, Canisius 5-0: Brandon Shileikis tossed a four-hitter with seven strikeouts for Quinnipiac in the nightcap of a Metro Atlantic Athletic Conference sweep at Buffalo, New York.

Liam Scafariello had two hits and two RBIs in the opener for the Bobcats (20-14). Canisius dropped to 18-19.

Le Moyne 8-12, Southern Conn. 2-5: Tyler Criscuolo went 3-for-4 with three RBIs in the nightcap for Southern Connecticut (17-18, 1-8), which got swept in the Northeast-10 Conference doubleheader at New Haven. Le Moyne improved to 26-9-1, 12-3-1.

Albertus Magnus 2-1, Anna Maria 1-6: Tom Crocco’s two-run single in the bottom of the third inning was all Albertus Magnus needed to take the opener of a Great Northeast Athletic Conference doubleheader at New Haven.

Daunte Brinkley had a career-best seven strikeouts in the opener for the Falcons (7-16, 3-5). Anna Maria is now 13-20, 3-7.

SOFTBALL

Yale 5-1, Brown 0-2: Francesca Casalino tossed a four-hit shutout in the opener of an Ivy League doubleheader split for Yale at New Haven.

Sydney Ginsberg had a two-run single in the first game for the Bulldogs (9-27, 5-12). Brown stands at 9-23, 3-11.

Quinnipiac 7-0, Siena 1-5: Casey Herzog went the distance for her 15th win for Quinnipiac in the opener of a MAAC doubleheader split at Loudonville, New York.

Keala Cordeiro had two hits and scored twice in the opener for the Bobcats (19-23). Siena stands at 10-18.

Southern Conn. 8-2, Saint Rose 7-1: Jaime Conkli’s RBI single scored Jordan McHal in the bottom of the eighth inning in the opener of Southern Connecticut’s NE-10 sweep at New Haven.

Ryane Brush went 2for-5 with three RBIs in the opener for the Owls (8-26). St. Rose dropped to 12-18.

New Haven 5-6, AIC 2-2: Freshman Jovanna Hillman from Seymour had four hits and five RBIs to lead New Haven to the NE-10 sweep at Springfield, Massachusetts.

Kylie Stonebreaker struck out 11 in the nightcap for the Chargers (2018). AIC dropped to 5-28.

Albertus Magnus 9-4, Norwich 7-4: Brianna Whitfield had two hits and two RBIs for Albertus Magnus (20-8, 13-3) in the opener of a GNAC doubleheader split at Northfield, Vermont. Norwich dropped to 6-12, 4-10.

WOMEN’S LACROSSE

No. 20 New Haven 20, Stonehill 13: Jessica Mazliah scored four goals, including the 100th of his career, for New Haven (10-5, 7-4) in an NE-10 win at West Haven.

No. 23 Dartmouth 17, Yale 4: The Big Green (10-3, 5-1) return to the Ivy League tournament for the first time since 2013 with the big win at Hanover, New Hampshire. Yale dropped to 7-7, 2-4.

Niagara 15, Quinnipiac 11: Rachel MacCheyne scored five goals for Niagara (8-8, 5-2) in a MAAC victory in Lewiston, New York. Allison Kuhn had five goals for the Bobcats (5-11, 1-7).

No. 15 Merrimack 16, Southern Conn. 9: Haley Bartlett scored five goals for Merrimack (11-4, 8-3) in an NE-10 win at New Haven. Nicole Healey scored three goals for the Owls (4-11, 3-9).

Norwich 15, Albertus Magnus 4: Emily Schromm and Meaghan McGrath both scored four goals for Norwich (7-5, 5-3) in a GNAC win at Northfield, Vermont. Courtney Cacace scored thee goals for the Falcons (4-10, 0-9).

Yale Athletics Yale Athletic Director Tom Beckett, Bill DeWitt, Yale President Peter Salovey, Stephen Greenberg, Yale head Coach John Stuper and Handsome Dan pose during a celebration of a new playing surface at Yale Field on Saturday.