- After a pair of masterful pitching and defensive performances in the opening two wins, the William & Mary baseball team dropped its first game at the Colonial Athletic Association Championship on Friday evening at Eagle Field at Veteran's Park. UNCW used six extra-base hits among its eight on the night to score five runs over the sixth and seventh innings to pull out the 5-1 victory in the winner's bracket match-up.  
 
- W&M and Elon meet for the 29th time in series history on Saturday at Eagle Field. The Phoenix lead the all-time series 17-9, including sweeping a three-game series at Plumeri Park in the middle of April. However, the Tribe won the only ever CAA Tournament meeting between the two schools 5-2 exactly two-years ago today. In the regular season, senior Owen Socher led the Tribe in the series. He went 4-for-10 (.400) with two doubles, a homer, and two RBI in the set. Sophomore Matt McDermott finished the three-game set 3-for-8 with a RBI.
 
- Freshman Jack Cone is enjoying his first trip to the CAA postseason. The rookie is leading the Tribe going 6-for-12 with a double and a RBI. He is coming off of his best game of the tournament as he tied a career-high with three hits, going 3-for-3 with a double and an RBI against UNCW.
 
- W&M's starting pitching has also been exceptional in the tournament as well. The trio of senior Bodie Sheehan, junior Wade Strain, and freshman Zach Tsakounis has pitched 20 innings allowing just two runs on 16 hits, with eight strikeouts. Junior Nick Butts gets the ball in today's first game, making his third start of the season.