As we take a look at this past weekend HBCU baseball action, the storyline begins with some surprising teams who are making plenty of noise now that both the MEAC and SWAC are in full conference mode. This is the HBCU baseball “large school” weekend in review…
Coppin State freshman pitcher Jordan Hamberg.
Coppin State’s baseball team earned a split of its MEAC doubleheader at Delaware State, dropping a wild 13-12 decision in game one before winning the nightcap, 8-5, on Sunday afternoon.
Alabama A&M (1-7, 1-2 SWAC)
Alabama A&M was able to to get in the win column with a convincing 9-2 decision over Alcorn State for it’s first victory of the season.
Rattlers split four-game series
Florida A&M starting pitcher Josh Hancock kept Florida Gulf Coast’s bats silent as he helped propel FAMU to a 9-6 win over FGCU.
Three Alabama State pitchers combined for a no-hitter on Saturday afternoon as the Hornets blanked Mississippi Valley State 14-0 in seven innings for its second win of the series.
Utility player Minjae Hong
Norfolk State Spartans earned a doubleheader split with Morehead State with a 4-2 win in Sunday’s game two contest. The first game was a 10-2 loss.
FAMU’s Seyjuan Lawrence hit his first homerun of the year
