Marian University baseball (10-13, 4-7 NACC) was defeated 17-14 in 10 innings at Concordia Chicago before game two was postponed due to impending storms.
 

• Marian was the home team for the game as it was originally scheduled as a home game for Marian.
• The Sabres were able to open the game with six runs through the first three innings.  
• Sophomore Zach Ennis hit a solo home run in the third and added a run-producing single in the fourth as part of the fast start.
• Concordia Chicago was able to plate three runs in the fifth, but a single from junior March Jones in the bottom half put the Marian lead at 8-3.
• The two teams traded two runs in the sixth with junior Lucas Lemons driving in both runs with a single.
• This gave Marian a 10-5 advantage before the Cougars scored six runs in the seventh to take their first lead of the game.
• The lead didn’t last long as junior Jason Sims hit a solo shot and freshman Randall Von Haden hit a pinch-hit three run homer in the bottom of the seventh to give Marian a 14-11 edge.
• The Cougars cut the deficit down to one in the eighth before a homer in the ninth was able to force extra innings.
• Concordia Chicago was able to close out the comeback win with three runs in the top half of the 10th.
• Game two was then postponed due to impending storms in the area with a make-up date to be announced when available.

• Marian was outhit 19-15 in the game.
• Each team had three errors leading Marian to score seven unearned runs and CUC just one.
• The Sabres left multiple runners on base in four innings, including the bases loaded in the fourth.
• Marian is now 1-2 this season in extra-inning games.
• The Sabres have now dropped three-straight games to CUC in the all-time series.

	Sophomore Zach Ennis went 2-for-4 with three runs driven in and two runs scored.
	Junior Marc Jones had his second three-hit game of the season going 3-for-7 with three runs scored and one driven in.
	Freshman Randall Von Haden hit his second three-run pinch-hit home run this season.