STONY BROOK, N.Y. — Starter Zach Boyd threw a complete-game shutout, while center fielder Ben Parker added a grand slam, as William & Mary run-ruled Stony Brook by a 15-0 final at Joe Nathan Field on Saturday afternoon.

The victory marked the fifth straight win for the Tribe (18-24, 11-6 CAA), who collected 14 hits and posted its first shutout of the season. The right-hander Boyd was dominant, holding Stony Brook (21-18, 8-8) to just three hits and no walks while striking out five.

HOW IT HAPPENED
Third baseman Jamie Laskofski gave the Tribe a 1-0 lead in the first when he hit an RBI triple to score Parker from second.

Boyd got to work quickly in the bottom of the first, setting down the Seawolves in order.

Parker doubled his team's advantage in the second with an RBI double. That extended his hitting streak 28 games. In the home half of the frame, Boyd shut down Stony Brook again with a three-up, three down inning that included a strikeout.

In the third, first baseman Anthony Greco singled in a pair of runs to give W&M a 4-0 lead.

Boyd would surrender his first baserunner in the third, but worked around it as he retired the next two batters in succession. In the fourth, the freshman stranded a runner at second with a flyout to right field, aided by a diving catch from right fielder Christian Rush.

William & Mary extended their lead to 7-0 in the fifth when left fielder Lucas Carmichael smacked a three-run homer down the right field line. For Carmichael, it marked his second straight game with a home run, and gave him 10 roundtrippers in the last 19 games.

Boyd faced the minimum again in the fifth.

The Tribe broke the game open in the top of the sixth. The scoring got started by DH Charlie Iriotakis' RBI single. Catcher Charlie Felmlee followed up with another bases-loaded RBI knock, before shortstop Owen Wilson drew a walk to drive in another that made it 10-0.

After a Stony Brook pitching change, Parker cleared the bags with a grand slam to left field, putting W&M ahead 14-0.

Parker went 3-for-4 with five RBI and three extra-base hits on the day. He was on base five times, adding a pair of walks and scoring three times.

The Tribe added one more run in the seventh when Iriotakis scored on a wild pitch.

Boyd shut down Stony Brook from there, posting a scoreless sixth and seventh, including all three outs via strikeout in the final inning. Boyd was the winning pitcher while Seawolves' starter Ty Panariello took the loss.

STAT NUGGETS

• Going back to the first inning of Friday's game, the Tribe has scored 23 unanswered runs. It has also held Stony Brook scoreless for fifteen straight innings.
• Boyd's outing was the first complete game for a Tribe pitcher since 2019, and the first complete game shutout since J.T. Castner at Norfolk State on March 27, 2013.
• Parker also upped his on-base streak to 29 games.
• Parker's grand slam was the Tribe's second grand slam of the year, following Rush's blast on April 12 at UNCW.
• Carmichael went 2-for-6 with three RBI, extending his 28-game on-base streak.
• Laskofski went 2-for-3 with two runs and two walks.
• Greco was 2-for-4 with two runs and two RBI.
• Felmlee also posted the first multi-hit day of his career, going 2-for-3 with a walk.
• All but one W&M starter registered a hit.
• With 14 base hits, the Tribe has double-digit hits in six straight games.
• This was W&M's largest margin of victory (15) in a conference game since May 4, 2024 against Elon (19).
• The Tribe has won a season-high five straight, including four in CAA play, the program's longest conference win streak since 2023.

UP NEXT
The Tribe goes for the sweep on Sunday at noon. The game will be streamed on FloSports.