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Bower and Kole Launch Second Homers Of The Season As Huskies Fall To Stanford
February 23, 2025 | Baseball
STANFORD, Calif. – Washington tallied five runs in the third game against Stanford, including two home runs, but fell short in a 9-5 loss on Sunday afternoon.
The Huskies move to 2-5 on the season while Stanford improves to 7-0.
Washington jumped out to a 1-0 lead in the first inning, taking advantage of Stanford miscues. Sam DeCarlo reached first base on a single and took second on a wild pitch. After tagging up on a fly out by AJ Guerrero to reach third, he stole home on another wild pitch to put Washington in front.
The Huskies added to the lead in the fourth when Braeden Terry brought home Casen Taggart on an RBI ground out. The following inning, Colton Bower tagged his second home run of the season, a 403-foot shot to left field.
In his second start of the season, Tommy Brandenburg pitched 5.2 innings, allowing only three hits and two runs. He struck out five batters as well.
Jase Evangelista and Josh Emanuels combined to finish the sixth inning, allowing five runs. Justin Tims came in to pitch the seventh, fanning two batters while allowing two more Stanford runs.
AJ Guerrero pulled one back for Washington in the seventh, hitting an RBI single to left-center field, bringing home Terry. Trevor Kole scored the final run of the game for the Huskies in the eighth with a 390-foot solo home run to left field.
Will Woodward made his Washington debut in the eighth, pitching a scoreless inning and allowing one hit. He was the second Husky to make his debut in the game after Easton O'Neal pinch-hit in the top of the fourth inning.
Washington concludes its four-game series with Stanford on Monday as Bradley Gilbert will make his second start of the season. First pitch is slated for 1:05 p.m. at Sunken Diamond.
The Huskies move to 2-5 on the season while Stanford improves to 7-0.
Washington jumped out to a 1-0 lead in the first inning, taking advantage of Stanford miscues. Sam DeCarlo reached first base on a single and took second on a wild pitch. After tagging up on a fly out by AJ Guerrero to reach third, he stole home on another wild pitch to put Washington in front.
The Huskies added to the lead in the fourth when Braeden Terry brought home Casen Taggart on an RBI ground out. The following inning, Colton Bower tagged his second home run of the season, a 403-foot shot to left field.
In his second start of the season, Tommy Brandenburg pitched 5.2 innings, allowing only three hits and two runs. He struck out five batters as well.
Jase Evangelista and Josh Emanuels combined to finish the sixth inning, allowing five runs. Justin Tims came in to pitch the seventh, fanning two batters while allowing two more Stanford runs.
AJ Guerrero pulled one back for Washington in the seventh, hitting an RBI single to left-center field, bringing home Terry. Trevor Kole scored the final run of the game for the Huskies in the eighth with a 390-foot solo home run to left field.
Will Woodward made his Washington debut in the eighth, pitching a scoreless inning and allowing one hit. He was the second Husky to make his debut in the game after Easton O'Neal pinch-hit in the top of the fourth inning.
Washington concludes its four-game series with Stanford on Monday as Bradley Gilbert will make his second start of the season. First pitch is slated for 1:05 p.m. at Sunken Diamond.
- Sam DeCarlo is riding a four-game hitting streak which includes his first home run of the season (Feb. 22 vs. Stanford)
- Seven Huskies have produced 12 multiple hit games (Kole – 4, Bower – 2, Whitton – 2, Guerrero – 1, Taggart – 1, Knight – 1, Terry – 1)
- Washington had its second-best offensive output against Stanford on Saturday, tallying nine runs and 12 hits
- Across two starts, Max Banks is averaging 6.0 IP, 5.5 Ks, and has a 1.50 ERA
- Washington held a potent Stanford offense to two runs on Friday. Their previous low score was six, with an average of 10.5 runs per game
- Sunday's game against Stanford was the second multi-home run game of the season (Kole, Bower)
- 15 of Washington's 32 RBIs have come from new transfer players (Casen Taggart - 8, Trevor Kole - 4, Malakhi Knight – 2, Julian Sanders – 1)
- The top four spots of the batting order are responsible for 22 of 36 runs and 25 of 45 hits
- Trevor Kole leads the huskies in batting average (.360) and has collected five runs and nine hits including two home runs
- Four Huskies are batting.300 or better – Trevor Kole (.360), Colton Bower (.300), Malakhi Knight (.333), AJ Guerrero (.308)
- 16 Huskies have made their program debuts through four games (Banks, Bujacich, Crawford, Curran, Gilbert, Henning, Hotchkiss, Knight, Kole, Nichols, O'Neal, Taggart, Thomas, Tims, W. Woodward)
Team Stats
Pitching:
W: Moore, Trevor (1-0)
L: Evangelista, Jase (0-1)
S: Uber, Ty (2)
Batting:
HR: Bower, Colton 1 ; Kole, Trevor 1
RBI: Guerrero, AJ 1 ; Bower, Colton 1 ; Kole, Trevor 1 ; Terry, Braeden 1
Base Running:
RUNS: DeCarlo, Sam 1 ; Bower, Colton 1 ; Taggart, Casen 1 ; Kole, Trevor 1 ; Terry, Braeden 1
CS: Taggart, Casen 1
Batting:
2B: Nati, Jimmy 1 ; Becerra, Temo 1
HR: Haskins, Trevor 1
RBI: Haskins, Trevor 4 ; Becerra, Temo 4 ; Bates, Charlie 1
SF: Bates, Charlie 1
Base Running:
RUNS: Haskins, Trevor 1 ; Sasaki, Rintaro 1 ; Saum, Charlie 1 ; Nati, Jimmy 2 ; Reynolds, Brady 1 ; Becerra, Temo 1 ; Bates, Charlie 1 ; Marsh, Tatum 1
SB: Bates, Charlie 1
CS: Nati, Jimmy 1
HBP: Marsh, Tatum 1
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