Tigers fall to owls | TigerNet

Clemson dropped his second game in Boca Raton this week to host FAU. (File Photo)

Boca Raton, Fla.-Clemson Tigers (1-2) fell to FAU (3-0), 6-2, on the second day in the Paradise Classic. Clemson finished the game with four hits behind a two-hit performance from senior Alex Brown. Junior Jamison Brockenbrough and beginner Marian Collins delivered one each while the other Julia Knowler Collected the lonely RBI.

Florida Atlantic broke open scoring at the bottom of the second round with a solo home driving on the first pitch of inning. Three singles in the inning allowed the owls to record one more to take a 2-0 lead to the third.

FAU posted an extra race in the third round before Clemson would make a pitching change. BROOKE MCCUBBIN Come in and pick up a quick strike before and two foundations to finish ining. The owls continued to take advantage of three defensive errors from the tigers at the bottom of the fourth to expand their lead to 6-0.

The tigers cut the lead at the top of the fifth lap to get two races back. Senior Alex Brown drew a leadoff walk, and Junior Jamison Brockenbrough Single back to put runners on first and second with one out. Both advanced to score position on a wild pitch that allowed the other Julia Knowler to hit a sacflue on the left field to plate brown. Brockenbrough came home in the same order as a throwing error in an attempt to catch her on her way to third was out of goal. Clemson’s defense held at the bottom of the ining that included a beginner Ava Wilson To rob a potential three-run Homer on the right field wall to keep the scoring of 6-2 to Faus advantage.

Clemson was able to add additional races in the sixth lap after beginner Marian Collins Singles and Senior ABY VIEIRA reached on an error. Both advanced to scoring position on a passed ball and squeezing hitter Riley Fennell Was hit by a pitch to load the bases with two outs, but Tigers were unable to score as FAU secured the final out with one throw to the other.

Clemson left 10 runners stranded through the seven-in-in-competition competition.

Senior Reese Basinger (0-2) started in his second season match. She struck 2.0 laps with two strikes before she was replaced by McCubbin. McCubbin threw three laps with a strike before beginner Macey Cintron Got his pitching debut at the bottom of the sixth and faced three blows.

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