MIAMI SHORES, Fla. -- The junior varsity Bucs ran roughshod over the St. Thomas Bobcats in a twinbill Wednesday afternoon at Feinbloom Field, winning both games 10-0 shortened to five innings due to the run rule.

INSIDE THE MATCHUP
Final: Barry 10, St. Thomas 0; Barry 10, St. Thomas 0
Records: Barry (17-5) | STU (na)
All-Time Series: Barry leads 6-2

SUMMARY:
GAME 1:
Barry 10, STU 0 (5 inn.)

• B1 - Freddy Rodriguez got the Bucs going in the first inning with a single. He scored on a base hit by Alex Czarnomski. | Barry 1, STU 0
• B3: Rodriguez doubled off the wall in left and scored on an error by the Bobcat's third baseman. | Barry 2, STU 0
• B4: Barry worked through three Bobcats pitchers, sending 13 men to the plate in the fourth inning. Nine of them walked. Czarnomski had a two-run single and Dylan Ecken capped the inning with a two-run single. | Barry 10, STU 0

GAME 2:
Barry 10, STU 0 (5 inn.)

• B1: Barry got started early again in the second game. Ecken led off with a single and advanced on a failed pickoff by Bobcat starter Omar Valdez. He went to third on a single by Akira Nakamura and scored on a ground ball by Rodriguez. Nakamura stole home on the front end of a double steal. | Barry 2, STU 0
• B2: Nakamura drove in Aramis Ramirez, Jr., with a fly ball. | Barry 3, STU 0
• B4: Ecken, who led off with a double, stole home on a double steal with Nakamura. | Barry 4, STU 0
• B5: Barry pushed across six runs in the fifth to end the game early. Brodie Jellum drove in two runs with a double down the left field line. After the Bucs loaded the bases with a walk to Ramirez and a hit batter, Nakamura ripped a three-run double down the line as well. Damian Tomayo bounced a single through the left side to score Nakamura with the final run. | Barry 10, STU 0

NOTEWORTHY:

• Gavin Pomper (2-0) worked three scoreless, hitless innings in the opener. He walked four and struck out four. The Bucs carried a no-hitter into the fifth inning, before settling for a one-hit shutout.
• Nick Groover (3-1) twirled five shutout innings in a complete game win. He allowed three hits and three walks, and struck tout four.
• Jake Romano took the loss for St. Thomas in the first game, allowing one unearned run on three hits and a walk in two innings of work.
• Omar Valdez gave up three runs (two earned) to take the loss in game two.
• Neither the pitchers' records nor the team record for St. Thomas was available.
• Ecken and Rodriguez each had three hits, including a double, for the Bucs. Ecken scored twice and drove in two. Rodriguez scored three and has one RBI.
• Nakamura drove in four in the second game, while Czarnomski had three RBI in game one. 
• Barry won the season series 4-2 over St. Thomas, including three of the last four.

ON THE HORIZON:

The Bucs host Florida National on Monday, Apr. 24 in the final game of the spring season.