Box Score Score: Northeastern 10, UAlbany 1
 
Location: Friedman Diamond in Boston, Mass. 
 
Records: UAlbany (1-3); Northeastern (4-4)
 
Short Story: UAlbany scored first but Northeastern answered with seven runs in the fourth inning and the Great Danes fell 10-1. 

Coach Mueller: "We made some mistakes and Northeastern turned them into big innings. Fusco pitched well in his first collegiate start and Takacs was steady in relief for us. Tomorrow will be our fifth game in five days and we will get some more answers about our team." 

Key Stats

• Anthony Fusco (0-1) pitched two innings and allowed six hits and three runs (two earned) in his first collegiate start
• Connor Takacs pitched 3.2 scoreless innings in relief and allowed only one hit with three strikeouts
• Mark Wangenstein went 1-4 and drove in UAlbany's only run of the game
• Northeastern starter Wyatt Scotti (2-0) pitched four innings and allowed one run on four hits with seven strikeouts
• The Huskies' Danny Crossen went 4-4 with a run and an RBI

How it Happened

• The Great Danes struck early, as Mark Wangestein hit an RBI double in the first inning that gave UAlbany a 1-0 lead. In the bottom half, Northeastern scored three runs on five hits and took a 3-1 lead. After a scoreless second and third inning, Northeastern broke the game open.
• The Huskies scored seven runs in the bottom of the fourth on just four hits. They walked, advanced home on a balk, singled twice and doubled that drove in the seven runs scored. Jeff Costello recorded two RBIs in the inning, as Northeastern took a 10-1 lead.
• Camden Wypior entered in the bottom half of the fourth, his first collegiate appearance, and allowed one of the runs that was charged to Marshall Winn.
• After the seven-run fourth inning, Connor Takacs pitched 3.2 scoreless innings and allowed only one hit with three strikeouts. During the stretch, UAlbany had the bases loaded with two outs in the top of the seventh inning but could not capitalize.
• Nearly all of Northeastern's damage was done in the fourth inning, as each team was shut out for seven-of-nine innings, and the Huskies defeated the Great Danes, 10-1. 

Next: UAlbany is scheduled to visit Merrimack on Wednesday, March 10 at 3:00 p.m.