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AFP editor Chris Graham is on press row at JPJ for todays return to action for 16 UVA. The defending champs face in-state
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Seven first-inning runs put the James Madison baseball team in a hole that it could not climb out of on Sunday afternoon, as the Dukes dropped the final game of their three-game Colonial Athletic Association series at William Mary, 9-5, at Plumeri Park.JMU racked up 11 hits on the afternoon, their highest total since Sunday, April 5, vs. Delaware, but did not draw a walk and stranded six runners as it fell to 12-24 2-13 CAA on the season. Every starter got at least one hit for the Tribe, completing the three-game sweep and lifting WM to 18-19 9-6 CAA in 2015.Soph
stanley cup omore designated hitter Ky Parrott led the Dukes on offense with a 3-for-3 afternoon that included a run and an RBI. Senior right fielder Kevin Husum added a 2-for-5 performance as eight of JMUs nine starters tallied at least one hit
stanley cup .The Dukes struck with their first opportunity after Husum bounced a single up the middle on the afternoons first pitch. The senior moved to second base on a sacrifice bunt from freshman second baseman Kyle McPherson and came around to score on Parrotts RBI single to make it 1-0.Later in the inning, sophomore first baseman Brett Johnson drove a single to right field to reach base for the 19th consecutive contest, but the Dukes would not score any more runs in the frame.In the bottom half of the inning, the Tribe did all the damage they would need on the afternoon. Seven hits, including six singles, a walk and an error would push seven runs across for WM in its first at-bat,
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