Eagles Take Baseball Pair from PSAC Schools on Sunday
March 6, 2005

Over the last two days, the Ashland University baseball team has made teams from the Keystone State feel a bit like the Keystone Cops.

Sunday (Mar. 6) in Fort Myers, FL, the Eagles raised their record to 9-0 with victories over a pair of Pennsylvania Conference schools. First, the Eagles took care of West Chester, 10-5. They followed that up with a 13-7 triumph over Bloomsburg. On Saturday, AU stopped another PSAC outfit, Mansfield, 6-4.

In the lid-lifter, AU received a complete game from sophomore righty Josh Davidson. Davidson has thrived coming out of the bullpen this season where he has three saves. Against the Rams, he gave a route-going performance, pitching seven innings and allowing five runs on six hits. He walked two and struck out eight. All of the Rams’ runs came in the seventh inning. By that time, AU was in front, 10-0.

The Eagles pounded West Chester pitching for 13 hits. Senior second baseman Adam Wilson was 3-for-4 with a double and triple. Senior outfielder Allen Ayers and sophomore first baseman Ron Oneson had three RBI apiece. Ayers had three hits and Oneson had one safety. Junior catcher Ray Frisbee was 2-for-4.

AU collected 16 hits against Bloomsburg. Oneson was 3-for-4 and outfielder-pitcher Troy Reeder was 4-for-4 with two doubles, a homer and two RBI. Frisbee was 3-for-4 with a double and a homer. He plated four runs.

The Eagles will face Lynn on Monday.