CHARLESTON, W.Va. – Charleston Baseball rallies in game two of Friday's doubleheader with Glenville State College  to sweep the twin bill heading into Saturday's finale.

THE BASICS
FINAL SCORES      Game 1 University of Charleston 4, Glenville State College 1
                                 Game 2 University of Charleston 7, Glenville State College 5
 
LOCATION               Charleston, W.Va. (Triana Field)
RECORDS                Charleston (21-14, 9-9 MEC); Glenville (10-21, 7-11 MEC)
Game 1
The University of Charleston got a stellar performance from freshman starting pitcher, Jonathan Carr as the Golden Eagles cruised to a 4-1 win to open the 4-game series with Glenville State.  UC jumped on the Pioneer right out of the gate, scoring a pair of runs in the 1^st inning behind RBI hits from Gianfranco Morello and Lee Carneal to give Charleston a 2-0 lead after one inning.
 
The Golden Eagles added another pair of runs in the 3^rd after Carneal took advantage of a throwing error by the catch to score the game's third run followed by a Will Lucas single up the middle that scored Steven Davis who had doubled two batters before him.
 
Carr took a shutout into the 7^th inning, but a pair of walks led to Kyle Johnston RBI single to break up the complete game shutout.  Carr still earned his fourth win on the season and improve his record to 4-2 overall.
 
Game 2
After a pair of scoreless innings to open the 2^nd game of Friday's doubleheader, the Pioneers took their first lead of the afternoon scoring a couple of runs in the third inning off Charleston freshman starter, Austin Henrich, to take a 2-0 into the 4^th inning.  Glenville added a run in the top half of the fourth only to see their 3-0 lead vanish as Charleston brought home three runs of their own in bottom of the inning.  A RBI double by Lee Carneal got Charleston on the scoreboard, then UC catcher Steven Davis tied the game at 3-3 with a 2-RBI single to get the Golden Eagles right back into the game.
 
The Pioneers wouldn't go away quietly, reclaiming the lead after plating single runs in both the 6^th and 7^th innings to give them a 5-3 advantage going into the bottom of the 8^th, setting the stage for Charleston's late rally. 
 
Austin Hathaway started the surge with a single through the left side, followed by Colby Johnson's 3^rd triple of the season to trim the deficit to 5-4.  Morello tied the game at 5-5 on a sacrifice fly to center.  Carneal would single and move to second on a Davis walk, allowing Justin Mixon the opportunity to drive home what would be the game-winning run on a RBI single.  Lucas added an insurance on a sacrifice fly to deep center to give UC a 7-5 lead after 8 innings played.  Robert Fultineer was masterful in relief, working 2 2/3 innings of no-hit baseball to earn the win, his first of his young career.
 
 

UP NEXT
-The Golden Eagles continue the 4-game series with Glenville tomorrow, Saturday, with first pitch set for 1:00 p.m at Triana Field
 
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