BOWIE, Md. - The Georgetown University baseball team fell to Seton Hall 11-2 at Prince George's Stadium on Sunday afternoon. The Hoyas dropped to 26-18 overall with a 7-8 BIG EAST mark while the Pirates moved to 14-30 overall with a 4-8 conference record.

"We have to tip our cap to Seton Hall as they did a great job and battled back today. However, I'm proud of my guys for winning the series and now we'll get ready to go play Maryland on Tuesday." - Head Coach Edwin Thompson on today's game

HOYA HIGHLIGHTS

• Ethan Stern reached base for his 21st-straight game, going 1-for-3 at the dish with a run scored.
• Ubaldo Lopez tallied the other Hoya run while Andrew Ciufo and Owen Carapellotti registered one RBI apiece.
• Carapellotti, Stern, Adam Dapkewicz, Christian Ficca, Jake Hyde and Nolan Matsko all recorded one hit.
• Matsko also extended his hitting streak to five games with his double in the third.
• The trio of Nick Borek, Anthony Redfern and Angelo Tonas combined to tosse three scoreless innings of work.

HOW IT HAPPENED

• Following a blank first inning, Seton Hall jumped out to a 1-0 lead in the second.
• The Pirates scored once in the third before unloading five runs in the top of the fourth to take a 7-0 lead.
• Georgetown battled back with a sacrifice fly from Ciufo and an RBI single from Carapellotti in the bottom of the fourth to slash the deficit to five (7-2).
• The Hall scored three more in the fifth to bump its edge to eight (10-2).
• Both teams were held off the board in the sixth, seventh and eighth innings before the Pirates tallied one in the ninth to knock off the Hoyas (11-2).

UP NEXT
Georgetown will head to College Park on Tuesday, May 3 for a 6:30 p.m. contest with the University of Maryland at Bob "Turtle" Smith Stadium.