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R H RBI Notes 2 SSOUTHERNOUTHERN MMISSISS * 66:30pm:30pm C Jake Rogers 6-2/190 R/R FR .192 10 20 6 Has thrown out 21 baserunners this year 3 SSOUTHERNOUTHERN MMISSISS * 22:00pm:00pm 1B Garrett Deschamp 6-2/195 R/R JR .277 22 33 25 Played 1B, 2B and SS this season 4 SSOUTHERNOUTHERN MMISSISS * 11:00pm:00pm 6 SSOUTHEASTERNOUTHEASTERN LLOUISIANAOUISIANA 66:30pm:30pm 2B Jake Willsey 5-11/175 R/R FR .301 8 22 2 Scored the game-winning run against No. 4 LSU 9 at UAB * 6:30pm SS Stephen Alemais 6-0/180 S/R FR .211 17 23 6 Ranked as 2nd Best SS Recruit by Perfect Game 10 at UAB * 2:00pm 3B Hunter Hope 6-1/205 R/R FR .285 7 37 18 Posted an 11-game hitting streak earlier this year 11 at UAB * 1:00pm 1155 FFLORIDALORIDA IINTERNATIONALNTERNATIONAL * 66:30pm:30pm OF/DH Andrew Garner 6-3/205 R/R SR .258 17 31 21 All four HR have come in C-USA play 1166 FFLORIDALORIDA IINTERNATIONALNTERNATIONAL * 66:30pm:30pm OF Lex Kaplan 6-2/200 L/L FR .129 9 8 5 Brother Jonny starred at Tulane, 2000-03 1177 FFLORIDALORIDA IINTERNATIONALNTERNATIONAL * 11:00pm:00pm OF Richard Carthon 5-8/195 L/R SO .298 22 37 14 Scored four times on Feb. 21 at LA Tech 21-25 Conference USA Tournament Hattiesburg, Miss. DH Nick DiMaggio 5-10/165 R/R SR .216 2 8 9 Started all three games against Rice at DH May 29-June 1 Regionals tba June 5-8 Super Regionals tba bROADCAST SCHEDULE June 15-26 College World Series Omaha, Neb. # - San Francisco Tournament (San Francisco and Berkeley) Tues: 88.3 FM, WRBH * - Conference USA Game All Times Central HOME GAMES IN CAPS -Audio and Video available to All-Access Members on TulaneGreenWave.com CCollegeollege WWorldorld SeriesSeries 20012001 20052005 / NCAANCAA SuperSuper RegionalRegional 20012001 20042004 20052005 / 1919 NCAANCAA RegionalRegional AppearanceAppearances 2014 Tulane Baseball GAME NOTES TULANE QUICK FACTS Tulane baseball will host McNeese State on Tuesday, starts this season, one at San Francisco on March 9 and another April 15 at Greer Field at Turchin Stadium for a scheduled against Middle Tennessee on March 23. The Jesuit product is 6:30pm CT first pitch, marking the first time the two teams will 1-2 on the season with a 6.46 ERA. His 30.2 innings pitched UUniversityniversity meet one another since 2009 despite sharing the same state. rank third on the team behind weekend starters Randy LeBlanc LLocationocation . NNewew Orleans,Orleans, LLa.a. and Tyler Mapes. Gibbs has struck out 18 while walking 11 and FFoundedounded . .11843843 The game will be broadcast on the home of Tulane allowing 45 hits. EEnrollmentnrollment . 113,3593,359 ((Private)Private) baseball for the 2014 season, 88.3 FM WRBH. Live stats will PPresidentresident . .DDr.r. ScottScott CowenCowen also be made available through the GameTracker link on the Gibbs’ counterpart will be senior righty Michael CConnecticut,onnecticut, ‘68‘68 TulaneGreenWave.com baseball schedule page. Desabrais. The transfer from Mesa Community College is 0-1 AAthleticthletic DirectorDirector . .RRickick DDicksonickson on the season with a 5.47 ERA in 24.2 innings with six starts. 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CChadhad SSutterutter ((Tulane,Tulane, 22000)000) three games last weekend, including the two, aforementioned with the Cowboys by a margin of 29-12. The Green Wave have AAssistantssistant Coaches:Coaches: . SShooterhooter HHuntunt (Tulane,(Tulane, 22008)008) one-run contests. On the season now, Tulane is 14-20 overall. also won the last eight straight contests. SStudenttudent AssistantAssistant . BBriggsriggs BarriosBarrios (Tulane,(Tulane, 22014)014) DDirectorirector ofof BaseballBaseball OOperationsperations . BBrianrian MMeyereyer ((Otterbein,Otterbein, 22004)004) The Cowboys of McNeese State will come to New Tuesday is $2 Tuesday at Greer Field at Turchin Stadium. Orleans with a mirror-opposite record of Tulane’s at 20- Select items at the concession stand are just $2. BBaseballaseball Offi ccee . ((504)504) 862-8216862-8216 14. Last weekend, the Cowboys dropped two of three to Southland Conference opponent Northwestern State, losing Additionally, tickets for the game are only $5. 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    Corpus Christi (30-21) at Springfield (27-24) Wednesday, May 30, 2018 • Hammons Field • Springfield, MO • 6:30 p.m. ON THE RECORD: 20-8 Home | 10-13 Road | 9-3-2 Series | 2-1 Sweeps | W 3 Streak | 3-2 Last 5 | 6-4 Last 10 OFFENSE IGNITES IN THE OZARKS: Josh Rojas’ bases-loaded triple spearheaded a six-run sixth inning Tuesday night, as the Hooks rolled to an 11-4 triumph over the Cardinals in the series opener at Hammons Field. The Hooks unlocked a 4-4 tie by sending 11 men to bat in the sixth. Eight hitters reached before the first out was recorded. Jamie Ritchie put Corpus Christi in front with an RBI single off Yeison Medina. Myles Straw made it 6-4 by coaxing a bases-loaded walk from Ramon Santos. Rojas was next and seared a line-drive into the right-field alley, sending three home. Randy Cesar capped the barrage with a run-scoring single. Yoanys Quiala earned his second consecutive win by retiring 15 of the 19 men he faced, striking out six. The Hooks’ final marker came in the eighth. Ryne Birk opened the frame with a three-bagger, and then scored on Ritchie’s single up the middle. Richie went 3-for-5 with three RBIs. Corpus Christi established an early 4-0 lead in its first two turns, knocking Springfield starter Connor Greene out of the game. Taylor Jones accounted for half the production via an RBI single and sac fly. The Cards leveled the score thanks to a pair of two-run home runs from Granden Goetzman and Chris Chinea off lefty Ryan Hartman.