WESMONT: The Somerset Eagles rebounded
from their lopsided loss to Tyrone to club Westmont 14-3 on Monday.
Somerset’s
starting pitcher, Adam
Angermeier, threw four shutout innings to lead the Eagles to their sixth
consecutive league victory. Angermeier
allowed only three hits while striking out ten Westmont batters. Angermeier did not walk a batter.
Tyler
Hayman threw the fifth and final inning for Somerset. He allowed three runs, although only one run
was earned.
Jordan
Kaufman and Tyler
Uphouse led the Eagles on offense with three hits and three RBI’s each. Kaufman had two singles and a triple, and Uphouse
had three singles. Centerfielder Drew
Shaulis ripped two singles and scored two runs. Zach
Deist added a triple for the league leading Eagles.
Ten
different Eagle batters had at least one hit in the game, and the Eagles only
committed one error in the field.
Somerset
sent 15 men to the plate in the fifth inning as they scored nine runs to put
the game away. Seven different Eagles
singled in the inning.
Paul
Vrabel doubled for the lone extra-base hit for Westmont.
Somerset
(6-1) will host Bishop
Carroll on Wednesday at 4:30.