Photo Essay: UMW baseball falls short to Shenandoah University 4-3

by THOMAS JACKSON & ABBEY MAGNET

Associate Editor & Contributing Writer

On Wednesday afternoon, the University of Mary Washington baseball team went up against Shenandoah University at home. Through a contested ballgame, the Eagles tied at 2–2 after a two run homerun from graduate business administration major Noah Roots in the bottom of the second. UMW tapped four pitchers for the day, starting with graduate business administration major Justin Ritz. After an unsuccessful comeback in the 9th inning, The Eagles lost the game 4–3. The Eagles next game will be April 27 vs. Hampden-Sydney University at home.

UMW senior biomedical sciences major Jacob Christenbury #10 running across a baseball field with teammates in a white uniform — UMW senior biomedical sciences major Jacob Christenbury #10 running across field with teammates during their game against Shenandoah University. | Abbey Magnet, The Weekly Ringer

Fourteen UMW baseball players walking together on field in a white uniform — UMW Junior marketing major Nate Dulevitz #22 seen comforting his teammates after their loss to Shenandoah University with a 4-3 score. | Abbey Magnet, The Weekly Ringer

UMW baseball player preparing to bat on home plate — UMW baseball player preparing to bat from Shenandoah University. | Abbey Magnet, The Weekly Ringer

UMW senior Jacob Christenbury #10 standing facing away from camera in a white uniform — UMW senior Jacob Christenbury #10 awaiting to catch the ball. | Abbey Magnet, The Weekly Ringer

Photo Essay: UMW baseball falls short to Shenandoah University 4-3

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