2016 Wentworth Baseball News
Leopards place 34 student-athletes on the team across eight sports, including a conference senior scholar-athlete of the year
Seniors Corey Jerolmon and Johnny Ryan named second and third team all-conference, respectively
Leopards fall to the Gulls, 1-0, and 2-1 in season finale; Christian Ferri and Matt Smith records two hits apiece in the doubleheader
Leopards fall to Mass. Maritime, 8-3; Jimmy Temte records a pair of hits, including a three-run home run in the fourth inning
Host Judges erase a 4-2 deficit with five runs in the sixth and seventh innings in a 7-4 win; Four players record two hits each for Wentworth, including Jordan Burst who had two RBI
Freshman pitcher Mike Callagee threw a complete-game in a 4-1 win over Western New England to earn conference rookie of the week honors
Hawks jump out early in the opener to take the 5-3 win before the Leopards earn the split by scoring five unanswered runs in the third in a 5-3 win
Leopards snap an eight-game losing streak to the Golden Bears with a 4-1 win in game one as freshman Mike Callagee pitched a complete game
Leopards nearly complete comeback in 5-4 loss in the opener before falling 12-7 in the nightcap; Tim Elrick had four hits in game two
Junior Jimmy Temte hit a two out, two run, walk-off home run to cap a four-run rally and lift the Leopards to a 7-6 win over the Lions; Wentworth dropped the first game 5-4
Leopards pound out 19 hits - led by junior Jordan Burst's five - in 13-9 win over the Hawks
Bison take the first game 8-2 before rallying for an 8-7 win in the nightcap; Tim Elrick records three hits on the day
Head coach Studley picks up career victory number 200 in the Leopards' 4-0 win over Curry; the Colonels take the first game 6-1
Host Wildcats use a 19-hit attack to win 17-2; Christian Ferri and Sam McManus record two hits each for the Leopards
Leopards rally and hold on for 5-4 win in game one before falling, 9-7, in the nightcap; Tim Elrick records four hits on the day
Leopards take an 8-4 win over the Bears to win for the first time in 12 series meetings; Aaron Denis picks up his first win of the season while Jimmy Temte's three hits pace the offense