DAVIE, Fla.—A long season has come to an end for Barry Buccaneers baseball and ended on a down note as the Bucs were swept in today's doubleheader vs #1 Nova Southeastern.

After upsetting the #1 Sharks last night, the Bucs were confident they could get some good results today but it was not to be as Nova defeated 11-3, 6-0.

The newly-crowned SSC champions got off to an early lead in game 1 as they scored four runs in the first three innings before the Bucs could reply in the top of the fourth.
In the fourth, the Bucs scored three runs off a JC Cardenas RBI single up the middle that brought in Khalil Denson and a Greg Brodzinski two-run homer to left field to make it a 4-3 game.

However, the Bucs would be shut out the rest of the game as they fell 11-3.

Bucs starter Jonathan Hernandez got the loss in a two strikeout, 3.2 IP effort to put his record at 6-5. Reliever Daniel Broeseker pitched 4.1 innings and recorded two strikeouts.
Sharks starter Alex Mateo got the win with seven strikeouts in 7.1 IP to put his record at 9-1.

In game 2, the play was similar to the first game as NSU got out to an early lead with five runs in the first three innings.

The Bucs were shutout for just the second time all season. Even though they had seven hits on the day, Barry left nine men on base.

Bucs starter Adrian Benitez got the loss in a 5.1 IP, five strikeout outing to put his season record at 2-4. NSU starter Ryan Castellanos got the win with six strikeouts in 7.0 IP to put his record at 9-2 on the year.

The Bucs' record finishes at 21-28 and 8-16 in the Sunshine State Conference and Nova Southeastern finishes the regular season at 38-11 and 18-6 in the conference.