Greensboro College - Montague goes 5-5 as GC wins 8-3

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Montague goes 5-5 as GC wins 8-3

Josh Montague: 5-5 at the plate

Pride Sports Info.

3/5/2010 2:20:11 PM

Bridgewater, VA -- Josh Montague (Greensboro, NC/Northwest Guilford) went 5-5 with two doublles as Greensboro College won at Bridgewater College, 8-3, on Friday. Freshman starter Taylor MacDonald (Pinebluff, NC/Pinecrest High School) got the win for The Pride. Box score

Montague, who also scored twice, led a GC offense that produced 18 hits. Logan Beasley (Liberty, NC/Eastern Randolph High School), Thomas Fulcher (Chesapeake, VA/Hickory High School), Murray Smith (Williston, SC/Williston-Elko High School) and Michael Parker (Snow Camp, NC/Southern Alamance) all had two hits apiece for Greensboro. Tyler O'Neill (Columbia, Md/Oakland Mills) knocked a home run for the visitors.

MacDonald hurled 7 1/3 innings, allowed three runs and scattered nine hits. He struck out four and walked two Eagles. Brandon Matthews (Chesapeake, VA/Norfolk Collegiate) tossed a perfect 1 2/3 innigs to close the game for The Pride.

GC improved to 4-6 and BC dropped to 3-6.

The Pride opens a two-game weekend series at Shenandoah on Saturday.

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