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Slugfest Slips Away
5/20/2022 1:12:00 AM | Baseball
Mathison, Pyne each collect three hits, drive in three RBIs and hit home runs
BLOOMINGTON, Ind. – Both teams had double-digit leads in one of the most unique games in college baseball in 2022, as the Indiana baseball program dropped a 30-16 decision at Iowa. The Hoosiers led 13-2 after three innings, before the Hawkeyes rallied for the win.
Indiana (25-28, 10-12 B1G) built a 13-2 lead with four in the first, five in the second and four in the third inning, as Iowa (31-17, 15-7 B1G) got two in the first. A 10-run fourth for the Hawkeyes was followed by one run for the Hoosiers in the fifth. Iowa then scored four in the fifth and three in the sixth to give them the lead. Indiana scored one in the seventh and one in the eighth, however, Iowa added three in the sixth, six in the seventh and five in the eighth to cap the scoring.
Five Hoosiers posted multi-hit games led by four-hit games from junior Hunter Jessee and senior Phillip Glasser. Freshmen Carter Mathison and Josh Pyne posted three-hit games and redshirt-junior Matthew Ellis had two hits. Senior Peter Serruto was on base three times with a base hit and two walks.
Mathison hit his 17th home run of the season as part of his three-hit day, which also included his 10th double. He added one walk and tied for team high with four RBIs and three runs scored. It was the 10th home run in Big Ten play for Mathison to make him the fifth Hoosier in program history to reach double-digit home runs in conference-only games.
With the four RBIs for Mathison, he joins Pyne in the freshman 50-RBI club to make the first IU rookies to plate 50 RBIs in the same season in program history.
Pyne doubled for the 18th time in 2022 and added his sixth home run to drive in four runs. He also scored three times. Glasser scored three times and drove in two RBIs, which came on his third home run of the season. Jessee had two RBIs, hit his fifth home run of the season and scored three runs.
Seven IU pitchers saw time on the mound, as Luke Hayden (4-1) took the loss with seven runs allowed – just one earned – on four hits over 1 2/3 innings.
Kyle Huckstrof paced the offense for Iowa with a 6-for-7 night at the plate, four runs scored and 12 RBIs, while Sam Petersen drove in five RBIs. Duncan Davitt (4-1) picked up the win with 4 1/3 innings of two-run work out of the bullpen.
Scoring Recap – Game One
Top First
After Bobby Whalen walked to start the inning, Hunter Jessee homered on the first pitch he saw to open the scoring. After Carter Mathison doubled, Phillip Glasser homered to left-center field to stake IU to an early four-run lead.
Indiana 4, at Iowa 0
Bottom First
A walk and a single put runners on the corners and a wild pitch allowed the first run to score for Iowa. A walk was followed by an Izaya Fullard base hit to load the bases. Brendan Sher reached on a fielder's choice to push the second run of the frame across, before Braydon Tucker struck out the final two batters of the inning.
Indiana 4, at Iowa 2
Top Second
Indiana scored five runs with two outs, as Mathison opened the scoring with his 17th home run of the season, a three-run home run. Josh Pyne and Glasser singled and Matthew Ellis doubled off the left field wall to score two more.
Indiana 9, at Iowa 2
Top Third
With two outs, Whalen and Jessee singled and Mathison walked to load the bases. Pyne then hit a grand slam to left field.
Indiana 13, at Iowa 2
Bottom Fourth
Iowa sent 16 batters to the plate and scored 10 runs on eight hits and one IU error. Three home runs produced eight of the 10 runs for the Hawkeyes.
Indiana 13, at Iowa 12
Top Fifth
Pyne doubled with two outs and came around to score on an error following a Glasser single.
Indiana 14, at Iowa 12
Bottom Fifth
An error and single put two runners on, before IU got the next two outs. After a hit batter loaded the bases, Kyle Huckstrof hit his third home run of the game – a grand slam – to take its first lead of the game.
at Iowa 16, Indiana 14
Bottom Sixth
After the first batter was retired, the next five batters reached base with an error allowing the first run to score and a bases loaded walk pushed the second run across. A wild pitch allowed the third run to score.
at Iowa 19, Indiana 14
Top Seventh
Glasser walked with two outs and moved to second on an Ellis walk. Brock Tibbitts drove in one run with a double to right-center field.
at Iowa 19, Indiana 15
Bottom Seventh
The first five batters of the inning reached base with Keaton Anthony driving in one RBI with a single and Ben Wilmes plating two with a base hit. After an out, Sam Petersen hit a three-run home run.
at Iowa 25, Indiana 15
Top Eighth
With two outs, Jessee doubled and came in to score on a Mathison base hit.
at Iowa 25, Indiana 16
Bottom Eighth
A one-out RBI single from Sam Hojnar started the scoring and Huckstrof added two RBIs with a base hit later in the frame. A bases loaded hit-by-pitch for Peyton Williams scored the fourth run of the inning and Brayden Frazier walked with the bases loaded to push across the final run of the game.
at Iowa 30, Indiana 16
Up Next
Indiana and Iowa continue the series at 7 p.m. ET on Friday, May 20.
Indiana (25-28, 10-12 B1G) built a 13-2 lead with four in the first, five in the second and four in the third inning, as Iowa (31-17, 15-7 B1G) got two in the first. A 10-run fourth for the Hawkeyes was followed by one run for the Hoosiers in the fifth. Iowa then scored four in the fifth and three in the sixth to give them the lead. Indiana scored one in the seventh and one in the eighth, however, Iowa added three in the sixth, six in the seventh and five in the eighth to cap the scoring.
Five Hoosiers posted multi-hit games led by four-hit games from junior Hunter Jessee and senior Phillip Glasser. Freshmen Carter Mathison and Josh Pyne posted three-hit games and redshirt-junior Matthew Ellis had two hits. Senior Peter Serruto was on base three times with a base hit and two walks.
Mathison hit his 17th home run of the season as part of his three-hit day, which also included his 10th double. He added one walk and tied for team high with four RBIs and three runs scored. It was the 10th home run in Big Ten play for Mathison to make him the fifth Hoosier in program history to reach double-digit home runs in conference-only games.
With the four RBIs for Mathison, he joins Pyne in the freshman 50-RBI club to make the first IU rookies to plate 50 RBIs in the same season in program history.
Pyne doubled for the 18th time in 2022 and added his sixth home run to drive in four runs. He also scored three times. Glasser scored three times and drove in two RBIs, which came on his third home run of the season. Jessee had two RBIs, hit his fifth home run of the season and scored three runs.
Seven IU pitchers saw time on the mound, as Luke Hayden (4-1) took the loss with seven runs allowed – just one earned – on four hits over 1 2/3 innings.
Kyle Huckstrof paced the offense for Iowa with a 6-for-7 night at the plate, four runs scored and 12 RBIs, while Sam Petersen drove in five RBIs. Duncan Davitt (4-1) picked up the win with 4 1/3 innings of two-run work out of the bullpen.
Scoring Recap – Game One
Top First
After Bobby Whalen walked to start the inning, Hunter Jessee homered on the first pitch he saw to open the scoring. After Carter Mathison doubled, Phillip Glasser homered to left-center field to stake IU to an early four-run lead.
Indiana 4, at Iowa 0
Bottom First
A walk and a single put runners on the corners and a wild pitch allowed the first run to score for Iowa. A walk was followed by an Izaya Fullard base hit to load the bases. Brendan Sher reached on a fielder's choice to push the second run of the frame across, before Braydon Tucker struck out the final two batters of the inning.
Indiana 4, at Iowa 2
Top Second
Indiana scored five runs with two outs, as Mathison opened the scoring with his 17th home run of the season, a three-run home run. Josh Pyne and Glasser singled and Matthew Ellis doubled off the left field wall to score two more.
Indiana 9, at Iowa 2
Top Third
With two outs, Whalen and Jessee singled and Mathison walked to load the bases. Pyne then hit a grand slam to left field.
Indiana 13, at Iowa 2
Bottom Fourth
Iowa sent 16 batters to the plate and scored 10 runs on eight hits and one IU error. Three home runs produced eight of the 10 runs for the Hawkeyes.
Indiana 13, at Iowa 12
Top Fifth
Pyne doubled with two outs and came around to score on an error following a Glasser single.
Indiana 14, at Iowa 12
Bottom Fifth
An error and single put two runners on, before IU got the next two outs. After a hit batter loaded the bases, Kyle Huckstrof hit his third home run of the game – a grand slam – to take its first lead of the game.
at Iowa 16, Indiana 14
Bottom Sixth
After the first batter was retired, the next five batters reached base with an error allowing the first run to score and a bases loaded walk pushed the second run across. A wild pitch allowed the third run to score.
at Iowa 19, Indiana 14
Top Seventh
Glasser walked with two outs and moved to second on an Ellis walk. Brock Tibbitts drove in one run with a double to right-center field.
at Iowa 19, Indiana 15
Bottom Seventh
The first five batters of the inning reached base with Keaton Anthony driving in one RBI with a single and Ben Wilmes plating two with a base hit. After an out, Sam Petersen hit a three-run home run.
at Iowa 25, Indiana 15
Top Eighth
With two outs, Jessee doubled and came in to score on a Mathison base hit.
at Iowa 25, Indiana 16
Bottom Eighth
A one-out RBI single from Sam Hojnar started the scoring and Huckstrof added two RBIs with a base hit later in the frame. A bases loaded hit-by-pitch for Peyton Williams scored the fourth run of the inning and Brayden Frazier walked with the bases loaded to push across the final run of the game.
at Iowa 30, Indiana 16
Up Next
Indiana and Iowa continue the series at 7 p.m. ET on Friday, May 20.
Team Stats
Pitching:
W: Duncan Davitt (4-1)
L: Hayden, Luke (4-1)
Batting:
2B: Jessee, Hunter 1 ; Mathison, Carter 1 ; Pyne, Josh 1 ; Ellis, Matthew 1 ; Tibbitts, Brock 1
HR: Jessee, Hunter 1 ; Mathison, Carter 1 ; Pyne, Josh 1 ; Glasser, Phillip 1
RBI: Jessee, Hunter 2 ; Mathison, Carter 4 ; Pyne, Josh 4 ; Glasser, Phillip 2 ; Ellis, Matthew 2 ; Tibbitts, Brock 1
SH: Whalen, Bobby 1
Base Running:
RUNS: Whalen, Bobby 2 ; Jessee, Hunter 3 ; Murrison, Sam 1 ; Mathison, Carter 3 ; Pyne, Josh 3 ; Glasser, Phillip 3 ; Serruto, Peter 1
Batting:
2B: Michael Seegers 1 ; Brendan Sher 1 ; Sam Petersen 1
HR: Keaton Anthony 1 ; Sam Petersen 1 ; Kyle Huckstorf 3
RBI: Peyton Williams 1 ; Keaton Anthony 3 ; Brayden Frazier 1 ; Brendan Sher 1 ; Ben Wilmes 2 ; Sam Hojnar 2 ; Sam Petersen 5 ; Kyle Huckstorf 12
Base Running:
RUNS: Michael Seegers 3 ; Peyton Williams 2 ; Keaton Anthony 3 ; Brayden Frazier 1 ; Izaya Fullard 3 ; Alec Nigut 1 ; Ben Wilmes 4 ; Sam Hojnar 2 ; Sam Petersen 3 ; Cade Moss 3 ; Brett McCleary 1 ; Kyle Huckstorf 4
HBP: Peyton Williams 2 ; Keaton Anthony 1 ; Cade Moss 2
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