Baseball Hits Past Curry in Nightcap in Seven, 18-3

MILTON, Mass. – Suffolk's baseball's bats produced 16 hits, five for extra bases including two grand slams, to take down Curry, 18-3, in seven innings, in the second game of a Conference of New England (CNE) double feature Saturday at Jack Valley Diamond.  

THE BASICS
SCORE: Suffolk 18 | Curry 3
RECORDS: Suffolk (10-17, 3-5 CNE) | Curry (8-17, 4-8 CNE)  

HOW IT HAPPENED
Suffolk's bats got going in the second stanza. Sam Armbruster singled, Sebastian Lampert walked and Mike Mullaney's base hit to center brought the first run of the day in. Cole Hilliard kept the rally going as he singled through the left side to fill the bags. Max Martin cleared the bases as he barreled a bomb over left field to give the Rams' a 5-0 cushion.  

That offensive output nearly doubled in the third inning. Once again Mullaney brought the first run of the frame around with a single down the left field line. Colin Flynn collected two runs with a double down the left field line before Max Martin was hit by a pitch, which forced Curry to make a change on the bump. The fresh arm was no match for Chris Cimino, who singled to center, to bring two more runs in. Alex Sorenti-Burns worked a walk to put all the ducks in the pond in time for Max Iorio to go yard down the right field line to give the blue-and-gold a 14-0 advantage.  

The Colonels eliminated the shutout with one run in the bottom of the fourth. 

The Rams responded with three runs in the top of the fifth. Iorio, Armbruster and Hilliard all brought one run in base hits for the 17-1 margin. 

Curry once again managed to get one run in the home half of the fifth to chip the gap to 15, 17-2.  

A sac fly by Iorio in the sixth, that plated Ross Treubig, who doubled to center, restored the 16-run margin, 18-2. 

The Colonels had one more run come in in the bottom of the seventh for the 18-3 final.  

PITCHERS PICTURE

• Nick Arnett let up two runs on eight hits and two walks with one strikeout over 5.0 innings. 
• Anthony Ferreira allowed one run on three hits and one walk through 2.0 frames of relief. 
• Henry Marino took the loss as he gave up five runs on six hits and one walk with one punchout in 2.0 innings. 
• Kyle DeBoer (0.1 IP, 6 R, 3 H, 1 BB), Jack Keane (0.2 Ip, 3 R, 2 H, 1 BB, 1 K), Jack Keane (0.2 IP, 3 R, 2 H, 1 BB, 1 K), Colman Dyer (1.1 IP, 3 R, 3 H, 1 K), Seamus Jones (0.2 IP, 1 H, 1 BB), Michael Hutchko (1.0 IP, 1 R, 1 H, 1 BB, 1 K) and Reegan Thomas (1.0 IP, 1 K) all came in in relief for the Colonels.  

STATISTICALLY SPEAKING

• Iorio registered six RBI on two hits, including one grand slam, to go along with one sac fly and two runs scored. 
• Max Martin contributed four RBI on his lone hit, a grand slam, scored two runs and stole one base. 
• Flynn tallied two RBI on two hits including one double and one run scored. 
• Armbruster went 2-for-4 with one RBI and three runs scored. 
• Mullaney added a 2-for-3 effort with two RBI, two runs and one walk. 
• Hilliard had two hits, one RBI and two runs. 
• Treubig had one hit, a double, and one run.  

NOTEWORTHY

• Since 1968, Suffolk is 35-6-1 all-time against Curry. 
• The Rams won their seventh straight game against the Colonels. 
• Under Anthony Del Prete, the blue-and-gold sports a 12-2 mark versus Curry. 
• Suffolk swept Curry in three straight doubleheaders. 
• The Rams have hit a homer in three straight games for the first time this season and first time since having four straight games with bombs April 6-10, 2024. 
• Suffolk barreled two grand slams in a single game for the second time this year, first since March 7, 2025 in game one versus St. Scholastica. 
• Max Martin had his third homer of the season, second grand slam of the year.
• Iorio notched his first home run of the campaign. 
• Treubig had his first collegiate hit. 

WHAT'S NEXT?
Suffolk is back in action on Monday, April 21 with a twinbill at Wentworth. Game one is scheduled to start at 3:00 p.m.