Gators take advantage of pitching wildness, rout Eagles

by Ryan Bergeron
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Sarah Pulk slides safely into home in the first inning of the Gators’ 22-4 home win over the Sacred Heart Eagles on May 9. In this first inning, the Gators batted 19 times and plated 15 runs on two hits, 11 walks, and six hit batters. (photo by Ryan Bergeron)


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