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Troy Trojans Hit Homer Streak to Reach Super Regionals
7 Jun
Summary
- Troy secured a decisive 12-2 victory over Little Rock.
- Two key home runs propelled Troy's offense in the second inning.
- Troy's pitching staff delivered a strong performance with no walks issued.
The Troy Trojans have advanced significantly in their quest for the College World Series, securing a dominant 12-2 victory over Little Rock in the opening game of their NCAA Super Regional. This win marks a historic achievement for the Trojans, who are participating in their first-ever Super Regional.
Troy's offense exploded in the second inning, capitalizing on two home runs to build a substantial lead. Pitching was a key factor in the victory, with the Trojans' staff issuing zero walks and limiting Little Rock to a minimal score.
Starter Benjamin Stubbs provided six strong innings, followed by effective relief from Zach Crotchfelt and Matt Dill. The Trojans' batters, including Jabe Boroff who hit two home runs, demonstrated exceptional power and consistency throughout the game.
Little Rock now faces an uphill battle in the best-of-three series, needing to win two consecutive games to advance. Coach Chris Conway emphasized the team's need to regroup and flip the momentum for the upcoming games.
