This Week in Blue Hen Athletics History
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University of Delaware Athletics takes a weekly look back at some of the more memorable dates in Blue Hen history.
May 6, 2002
BASEBALL: Delaware Powers Past UMBC for 14-1 Road Victory
BALTIMORE, Md. -- Blue Hens starting pitcher Ryan Dulaney came through with a dominant performance allowing just three hits over eight innings and the University of Delaware cruised to 14-1 victory over host University of Maryland-Baltimore County at Alumni Field.
Dulaney (Annapolis, MD/Riverdale Baptist) topped his previous outing, a three-run three-hit complete game victory over Delaware State on May 1, by holding UMBC to just one run on three hits, while striking out eight batters over eight full innings.
The Retrievers (28-19) did not manage to score a run until two outs left in the eighth inning when Joe Muscillo, who reached on a single, scored from first base on John Shuler's double.
Delaware meanwhile, reached the double-figure mark in runs scored for the third straight game as Steve Van Note (Brigantine, NJ/Atlantic City) blasted his ninth home run of the year, a two run shot in the sixth inning, while Steve Harden (Wilmington, Del./Dickinson) continued his tear at the plate, driving in three runs and scoring two more as he finished 3-for-5 with two doubles.
Compiled by the UD Athletics Media Relations Student Staff
