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Sophomore pitcher Brett Nizamoff gets set for the pitch. Though his command wasn’t perfect, Nizamoff was steady. He allowed just one run. Photo by Michelle Friswell.
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Senior catcher Mike Spano turns on a fastball. Photo by Michelle Friswell.
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The Owls were all smiles tonight, as junior catcher Levi Meyer (second from right) drove in four of FAU’s eight runs. Photo by Michelle Friswell.
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Senior outfielder Corey Keller gets set for the pitch. He finished with two singles and two RBIs. Photo by Michelle Friswell.
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Senior outfielder Mark Nelson struggled in the game with no hits and one strikeout. Photo by Michelle Friswell.
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Sophomore infielder Mitch Morales and senior outfielder Nathan Pitman walk back to the dugout after both scoring a run in the early half of the game. Photo by Michelle Friswell.
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Senior outfielder Nathan Pittman made good contact on his at-bats, lining a double in the third inning that put two runners in scoring position. Photo by Michelle Friswell.
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Sophomore infielder Ricky Santiago blasted the only home run of the game, with a two-run shot to right field. Photo by Michelle Friswell.
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Junior infielder Robert Buckley swings and misses for a strike. Photo by Michelle Friswell.
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Junior outfielder Tyler Rocklein pulls back to unload on a high fastball. Photo by Michelle Friswell.
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Out all of last last year with an injury, senior pitcher Hugh Adams sees the first action of his year back. He had one strikeout in a scoreless inning. Photo by Michelle Friswell.
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Catcher and Designated Hitter Levi Meyer takes a low pitched Ball. Photo by Michelle Friswell.
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Junior starting pitcher Jeremy Strawn saw three batters and retired them all. Photo by Michelle Friswell.
FAU baseball’s fall exhibition game against British Columbia was cut short due to some inclement weather. Regardless, the Owls showed enough in just under four innings to raise some eyebrows.
The offense was active early, as junior catcher Levi Meyer collected four RBIs, with three doubles and two runs scored. Arguably the shortened game’s featured highlight, the Owls added on to their total after sophomore infielder Ricky Santiago blasted a two-run homer down the right-field line.
British Columbia took advantage of sophomore pitcher Brett Nizamoff’s accuracy troubles in the third inning. On the other hand, starting pitcher junior Jeremy Strawn retired all three batters he faced.
