University of Tennessee Athletics
Orange Squad Tops White, 1-0, in Game 4
October 31, 2015 | Baseball
KNOXVILLE, Tenn. -- Backed by solid pitching and timely offense in the fifth inning, Team Orange defeated Team White, 1-0, in Game 4 of the Orange and White World Series on Saturday at Lindsey Nelson Stadium.
White Team
- Pitchers
- Andy Cox
- Eric Freeman
- Jon Lipinski
- Richard Jackson
- Vincent Jackson
- Will Neely
- Quint Robinson
- Kyle Serrano
- Catchers
- Nico Mascia
- Benito Santiago
- Ben Shelton
- Position Players
- Dominick Cammarata
- Bryant Harris
- Derek Lance
- Brett Langhorne
- Dathan Prewett
- Jared Pruett
- Jordan Rodgers
- Staff
Aric Thomas & Blake Forsythe
Orange Team
- Pitchers
- Alex Harper-Cook
- Steven Kane
- Hunter Martin
- Zach Reid
- Aaron Soto
- Tei Vanderford
- Daniel Vasquez
- Zach Warren
- Catchers
- Sebastian Lynn
- Tyler Schultz
- Sean Skelly
- Position Players
- Max Bartlett
- Chris Hall
- Brodie Leftridge
- Jeff Moberg
- Daniel Neal
- Leno Ramirez
- Nick Senzel
- Matt Waldren
- Staff
Larry Simcox & Chad Zurcher
With the win, Team Orange claimed the best-of-five series against Team White, 3-1. Weather permitting, the Vols will face off in Game 5 of the Orange and White World Series on Sunday, Nov. 1, slated for 12:30 p.m. ET.
On the mound, the Vols saw impressive starts by sophomore Zach Warren for Team Orange and Team White's redshirt sophomore righty Eric Freeman.
Each team was scoreless until the fifth inning, when Team Orange's freshman designated hitter Sean Skelly ripped a two-out, RBI single to put his squad up, 1-0. Team White battled to put runners on base, but the Orange used steady pitching and defense to hold their lead and secure the win.
UT Baseball Alumni Weekend, Nov. 6-7
Capping off the end of their fall schedule, the Vols will hold UT Baseball Alumni Weekend on Friday, Nov. 6 - Saturday, Nov. 7, welcoming back all VFLs who played for the Big Orange, including members of the 1995 and 2005 College World Series teams, who will be recognized in an on-field presentation at Neyland Stadium during the Tennessee-South Carolina football game.
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