Five-run third inning powers Hawai’i Pacific over Saint Martin’s, 5-3
BY MICHAEL LASQUERO | HSRN
PUBLISHED FEB 15, 2024
WAIPAHU — The Sharks keep rolling.
Hawai’i Pacific did all of its scoring in the bottom of the third inning as they bested visiting Saint Martin’s University, 5-3, Wednesday afternoon at the Patsy T. Mink Central O’ahu Regional Park.
It was the Sharks’ third victory in a row as they improved to 8-1 to start the year.
Skylar Agnew hit an RBI triple to tie the game and scored the go-ahead run off an RBI by Kota Suzuki to get the scoring started.
Inouye shuts the door for his 4th save of the year and just like that the Sharks are 8-1!
— HPU Baseball (@HPU_BSB) February 15, 2024
Wolski 3 Hs
Jio 2B, 3B
Agnew 3B
Espinoza 4IP 1R
Leisher 2IP 0R
Armstrong .2IP 0R
Inouye 1.1IP 0R#KeehiBuilt pic.twitter.com/HMkR45tMsy
Catcher Ian Wolski was the leading batter at the plate with three hits, which included an RBI to give HPU a 4-1 lead.
The Sharks used five arms on the mound to pick up the victory. Enrique Espinoza was credited for the win in four innings of work while Ryan Inouye closed out the day for his fourth save of the year. Luigi Albano-Dito, Mac Leisher and Scott Armstrong also saw time on the mound.
HPU will next play Chaminade in a four-game series next weekend, with the first game slated for 6:15 p.m. at CORP.
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