MIAMI SHORES, Fla. -- Well, that escalated quickly.

The Barry Buccaneers rode a five-run seventh inning to a 6-5 win over the Rollins Tars in Sunshine State Conference baseball action at Feinbloom Field. Barry sent 10 batters to the plate and rapped out six hits in the inning after having only four hits in the first six.

INSIDE THE MATCHUP
Final: Barry 6, Rollins 5
Records: Barry (17-22, 4-15 SSC), Rollins (16-22, 4-15 SSC)
All-Time Series: Rollins leads 60-44

SUMMARY:

• T1: Rollins grabbed an early lead when Nick Breen doubled home Cameron Meehan in the first inning. | Rollins 1, Barry 0
• T2: Brian Brooker, who was hit by a pitch, scored on a wild pitch to double the lead. | Rollins 2, Barry 0 
• B6: Barry finally got on the board in the sixth. Joel Alvarez walked and Arrison Perez lined a single through the left side. Andrew Rapoza laid down a perfect bunt to move the runners, but Tars pitcher Brad Case threw the ball down the right field line and Alvarez scampered home. | Rollins 2, Barry 1
• T7: The Tars responded with a three-run outburst in the seventh, on just one hit. Brooker walked and Joe Cosgrove reached when pitcher Armando Gonzalez's throw to second sailed on shortstop Alexis Monge-Rodriguez. After a strikeout, the Tars had two more walks and a Breen was hit by a pitch. Nick Santucci delivered an RBI single, but reliever Blaine Duncan (2-0) got Luke Reidy to ground into a double play to get out of the jam.  | Rollins 5, Barry 1
• B7: The Bucs got their big rally started when Ryan Baldwin launched an opposite-field homer to left off Case. After a single by Richie Sobalvarro and a double by pinch hitter Garrett Thompson, the Bucs went to the bench again, bringing in big Paul Salata to hit for Monge-Rodriguez. Salata sent a 2-2 pitch from Case over the left field wall to knot the game at 5-5. Reliever Brian Auerbach (1-1) recorded an out, but then committed the same error that Case had, throwing the ball down the right field line on a grounder by Perez. Rapoza and Justin Lamazares had back-to-back singles to knock in the winning run. | Barry 6, Rollins 5
• T9: Daniel Broeseker worked a perfect ninth to record his seventh save. He struck out Breen to end the game.

NOTEWORTHY:

• Duncan faced just two batters, and gave up one hit, but got the win thanks to the offensive out-burst in the bottom of the inning. 
• Auerbach took the loss, allowing just one unearned run on two hits in two-thirds of an inning.
• Case cruised through the first six innings, allowing just an unearned run on four hits with three strikeouts and one walk. But he was tagged for four earned runs in the seventh, including the homers by Balwin and Salata.
• Pablo Arevalo worked the first four innings for the Bucs, allowing two runs on five hits. He struck out three and did not walk a batter.
• Hugo Casilla worked a scoreless eighth for the Bucs, allowing one hit, but striking out two.
• Rapoza went 3-for-3 for the Bucs. Lamazares and Sobalvarro each had two hits.
• Breen drove in two for Rollins.
• Salata's three-run pinch-hit homer was his second such this season. He also had a three-run shot off the bench against Wilmington on Mar. 5.

ON THE HORIZON:

The Bucs continue the three-game series with the Tars tomorrow at 12 and 4 p.m.