The game was a thriller that was won 9-8 by William Paterson in the bottom of the 10th inning.  The Pioneers entered the inning trailing 8-7; Sophomore Jack Montanile drew a leadoff walk and was immediately replaced by pinch runner Joe Fiorino.  Anthony Dorio a sophomore sacrificed him over to second base and then Michael Lugo a senior drove him in with a single through the middle which tied the game at 8.  Rob Somers sophomore dropped a hit into shallow centerfield that fell between three defensive players allowing Lugo to reach third base and Somers to get to second base.  Stevens Institute elected to intentionally walk Mike Guadango to load the bases with one out.  Frank Franco stepped up to the plate already 2-5 on the day with a grand slam and he hit a long fly ball that was over the drawn in right fielders head for the game winning hit. 

The offense had a good game with Anthony Dorio the shortstop going 3-3, Miguel Lugo the second baseman was 2-6 and Mike Guadango the DH was  2-3 with 3 walks.  Frank Franco who is the first baseman finished the day going 3-6 with 6 rbi, Andrue Laguerre the centerfielder had 2 hits, Zac Rose the catcher also had 2 hits.  The leftfielder Mike Moran had a hit and the right fielder Jack Montanile also had a hit.  Rob Somers the third baseman also had a hit. 

The starting pitcher for the game was Brett Caroll threw 7 innings giving up 8 hits and 4 runs; only 3 of them were earned.  He walked 5 batters and also struck out 5.  Jacob Baron came on in relief and wasn't very sharp.  He pitched 2 2/3 innings giving up 5 hits and 4 runs, 3 were earned.  He walked 3 and struck out 2.  John Slootmaker pitched 1/3 of an inning and picked up the win. 

The Pioneers will host Utica Sunday afternoon at 3:30PM.  The Pioneers record now stands at 8-6-1.