GREENSBORO, N.C. — William & Mary picked up a pair of decisive victories at North Carolina A&T on Sunday afternoon, winning the completion of Saturday's suspended game 21-7 before pitching a combined shutout in the second game, 9-0, to complete the series sweep.

The Tribe (19-23, 10-11 CAA) set another season-high in runs in the opener, scoring all but one inning. In game two, the pitching trio of Owen Pierce, Zach Boyd, and Tom Bourque teamed up to deliver W&M's first shutout of the season.

GAME ONE (COMPLETED FROM SATURDAY)
After N.C. A&T (11-31, 3-18) took a 2-1 lead in the second inning, the Tribe exploded for six runs in the third. Sam Kaczmarek started the scoring with an RBI double before Iriotakis drove in another run with a single to make it a 3-2 game.

With the bases full, Witt Scafidi hit a grand slam to left field to put W&M ahead 7-2.

Zack Potts got through four innings in his start, allowing just one earned run. The graduate right-hander struck out four Aggie hitters and walked none.

N.C. A&T got three runs back in the fourth, but the Tribe quickly responded in the fifth when Jamie Laskofski singled in a run. Kaczmarek added another with an RBI double, one of his three doubles on the afternoon, to make it a 10-5 Tribe lead.

The visitors continued to pour it on in the sixth, with Justin Summers delivering an RBI single and Anthony Greco adding another run on a triple.

In the seventh, Louie Bartletti went deep for a two-run homer, giving W&M a 15-5 lead. Bartletti would homer again in the eighth with another two-run shot, part of a six-run inning. Kevin Francella and Matthew Kosuda both recorded RBI hits in the frame.

Charlie Richwine was the winning pitcher, going three innings with two runs. Gavin Sentell took the loss for A&T.

GAME ONE NUGGETS

• Bartletti had his second career five-hit game, going 5-for-5 at the plate with four runs and four RBI.
• It was the first five-hit game by a Tribe player since Matt Thomas vs. Delaware on May 13, 2022.
• Laskofski was 3-for-5 with three runs and an RBI.
• Kaczmarek had a three-hit outing, going 3-for-6 with two runs and three RBI.
• Greco went 3-for-5 at the planet with an RBI.
• Noah Hertzler pitched a scoreless eighth inning, striking out one.
• The 21 runs and 22 hits in game two were both season-highs for the Tribe.
• Every Tribe starter recorded a hit.

GAME TWO
Iriotakis opened the scoring in the top of the third when he singled in Kaczmarek for a run. Scafidi then delivered a two-RBI single to give W&M a 3-0 lead.

On the mound, Owen Pierce pitched a scoreless first inning before giving the ball to Zach Boyd, who shut down the Aggies over four innings, holding them scoreless while scattering four hits.

Kosuda gave the Tribe a pair of insurance runs in the sixth when he singled to drive in Laskofski and Kaczmarek that made it a 5-0 advantage

Kosuda would add to his RBI total in the eighth when he plated Kaczmarek with another single. The third baseman was perfect on the day, going 5-for-5. Another run came in to score on a fielding error as the Tribe went ahead 8-0.

Tom Bourque pitched the final four innings, retiring 12 of the 14 batters he faced. The Tribe pitched effectively to contact, striking out just four but holding A&T to four hits for the day, all singles.

Bourque earned the win. Aggies' starter Angel Ortiz was charged with the loss.

GAME TWO NUGGETS

• This was W&M's first shutout since March 31, 2024 at Delaware (6-0).
• Kosuda's five hits equal Bartletti's total from game one, which is tied for the most by a Green & Gold hitter in 14 years.
• Laskofski was 4-for-6 at the dish with a double and RBI.
• Kaczmarek went 2-for-5 and scored three runs.
• Iriotakis was 2-for-4, adding two runs and an RBI.
• Scafidi had a 2-for-4 day while driving in three runs.
• Bourque's final line was four innings with no runs, no hits, and two strikeouts.
• With the sweep, W&M concludes a perfect 6-0 series record against N.C. A&T.

UP NEXT
W&M returns to action on Friday, May 1 as it hosts Elon for three games at Plumeri Park. First pitch is set for 6 p.m.