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Baseball Swept At North Carolina; Falls 14-0 on Sunday
Colonials Commit 5 Errors And Muster Just 3 Hits In Loss At Chapel Hill
Freshman Doug Eizen picked up his first college hit on Sunday.
 
Freshman Doug Eizen picked up his first college hit on Sunday.
  

Feb. 26, 2006

Box Score

CHAPEL HILL, NC - University of North Carolina (7-0) starter and preseason All-America LHP Andrew Miller (2-0) allowed two hits, one walk, and struck out 11 in 7.0 innings as the #4 Tar Heels took advantage of five George Washington (1-3) errors to sweep the three game series with the Colonials by taking game three 14-0 Sunday afternoon at Boshamer Stadium.

UNC held a 6-0 lead through five and a half innings before scoring five times in the bottom of the sixth to make it an 11-0 game.

In the battle of the southpaws, GW starter LHP Dan Pfau (0-1) suffered the loss as the senior allowed five earned runs, five singles, four walks and struck out six in 5.0 innings of work.

UNC right fielder Matt Spencer went 3-for-4 with a home run (3), four runs scored, stole three bases and notched two RBI in the contest. Spencer went 5-for-14 in the series, with two home runs, six RBI and a game saving diving catch in game two.

The Colonials' three hits on the day were a first inning single from second baseman Mickey Shupin (Sea Girt, NJ / Wall), a third inning single from shortstop Michael Parker (Newton, MA / Newton South) and a ninth inning hit from freshman Doug Eizen (Philadelphia, PA / The Haverford School) - the first of his collegiate career.

After Parker's third inning hit, Tar Heel pitching retired 17 of 18 GW batters before Eizen's single in the ninth.

GW looks to rebound on Tuesday when it travels Charlottesville, VA, to face Virginia. Game time is 4:00 pm.

-GW-

 

 

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