Stony Brook Wins Two

BRIGHTON, Mass. – Senior pitcher CC Cook threw her second career complete game and fanned a career-best 11 but it was not enough as Stony Brook defeated Boston College 3-0 in game two of a doubleheader Sunday at Harrington Athletics Village.

The Seawolves moved to 9-5 with the two wins while BC fell to 5-10.

In game one, Stony Brook starting pitcher Dawn Bodrug held Boston College to one run on six hits and struck out 12 as the Seawolves defeated the Eagles 4-1.

Junior catcher Gianna Boccagno gave the Eagles an early 1-0 lead with her third home run of the season. The solo shot cleared the scoreboard in left field.

Stony Brook took its first lead of the day with two runs in the fourth that proved to be the difference. The Seawolves scored a run on a bunt single and a wild pitch to lead 2-1.

Stony Brook added two insurance runs in the top of the seventh to increase the lead to 4-1.

The three-run cushion was more than enough for SBU starter Dawn Bodrug. She finished throwing a complete game with 12 strikeouts to move to 5-2 on the season.

Emme Martinez led the way for BC going 3-for-3.

Game two featured a pitchers' duel between BC's CC Cook and Stony Brook's Melissa Rahrich before the Seawolves broke the scoreless tie in the fifth.

Stony Brook's Nicole McCarvill singled through the left side with the bases loaded for the game's first run in the top of the fifth.

Stony Brook tacked on two insurance runs in the seventh, including Jourdin Hering's solo home run to start the inning.

The 3-0 margin was the difference as Rahrich limited the Eagles to three hits in the complete game shutout.

Cook went the distance and allowed just three runs (two earned) with a career-best 11 strikeouts.

Boston College returns to action Tuesday at 3 p.m. versus Boston University at Harrington Athletics Village.

Players Mentioned

Gianna Boccagno

CC Cook

Emme Martinez

Players Mentioned

Gianna Boccagno

CC Cook

Emme Martinez