Eagles Drop Midweek Bout to Bulldogs, 10-3

Wednesday, April 22

6 PM

Georgia Southern University

12-28

Citadel

19-21

Team	1	2	3	4	5	6	7	8	9	Runs R	Hits H	Errors E
The Citadel	0	0	1	2	0	0	6	1	0	10	14	0
Georgia Southern	0	0	0	1	0	0	1	0	1	3	8	2

4/22/2026 9:52:00 PM | Baseball

Box Score

Statesboro, Ga. — The Georgia Southern baseball team (12-28, 5-13 SBC) dropped a midweek bout to The Citadel (19-21, 4-8 SOCON) by a 10-3 margin on Wednesday night (April 22nd).

HOW IT HAPPENED:

After allowing two infield hits and a fielder's choice beat out by a Citadel runner, the bags were loaded in the top of the first. However, a 6-4-3 double play with one away ended the threat with no damage.
In the bottom of the first, back-to-back singles from Bennett Edwards and James McCoy put two on before a double play the next batters extinguished the inning's flame.
In the Bulldogs' third, a one out single from Daniels and a double a batter later from Anderson scored him after a passed ball to make it 1-0 Citadel.
An inning later, The Citadel a leadoff walk and error on a bunt attempt led to the Bulldogs scoring two unearned runs off Daniels' triple, which came after two straight strikeouts, for them to make it 3-0.
The Eagles responded in the bottom of the fourth as a leadoff single from McCoy put two on after a walk two batters later. Brady Christman delivered an RBI-double to left field to put the Eagles on the board. However, a fielder's choice play at the plate took off any more runs that could come across.
The following two half-innings saw both squads go down in order.
The teams stayed quiet until the seventh inning, when the Bulldogs exploded for seven runs, using five hits and an Eagle error to plate six and expand their lead to 9-1.
Southern salvaged one after the stretch with pinch hitter Max Prozny's RBI-single to score Myers, who doubled to lead off the frame.
The Citadel responded in the eighth in the exact same fashion, with Stratis singling home Anderson, who doubled.
In the bottom of the ninth, Southern got one more run on the board as after Christman doubled and advanced to third, Nico Senese grabbed a late RBI with a sac-fly to close out the contest, 10-3.

NOTES:

Christman didn't use the home run ball, but the double instead, to cause damage. It was his first multi-double game of his career.
James McCoy's two hits on the evening extended his hit streak to eleven, just two shy of the most by an Eagle this season.
On the mound, there were some bright spots. The four trio of Will Robbins, Jayden White and Holden Wade combined for five innings without allowing an earned run.
In his 1.1 innings work, White retired his four batters via the K, his new career high on the mound.

UP NEXT:

The Eagles get set for their penultimate road conference series as they get set to take on App State on Friday (April 24th). First pitch in Boone is set for 6 PM.