MIAMI SHORES, Fla. -- The Barry Buccaneers made a clean sweep against the Post Eagles with a 5-2 come-back win in baseball action at Feinbloom Field on Sunday night.

INSIDE THE MATCHUP
Final: Barry 5,Post 2
Records: Barry (12-11), Post (6-10)
All-Time Series: Barry leads 4-0

SUMMARY:

• T4 - The Eagles took the early lead as Michael Pavelchak singled and Evan Cornwell followed with a two-run homer. Barry starter Aiden Denton had faced the minimum up to that point. | Post 2, Barry 0
• B4 - Barry got a run back in the bottom of the inning. Nick Toms was hit by a pitch and Felix Diaz drew a walk. After a bunt, Toms scored on a fly out by Matthew Menendez. | Post 2, Barry 1
• B8 - Barry got to the Eagle bullpen again in the eighth inning. After torching the Post relievers for 19 runs in the doubleheader sweep on Saturday, the Bucs rallied against them again on Sunday. Barry had a run on three hits heading into the eighth and exploded for four runs on five hits in the frame off a pair of Eagle substitues. Braden Forchic led off with a double to left center and Evan Wickeri beat out an infield single to put runners on a the corners. After a Nick Toms double off the wall in center tied the game, Diaz ripped a single to left center to give the Bucs the lead. Diaz stole second and Steven Nitch knocked in Toms with a deep fly ball. Diax swiped third and then scored on a single by Jommy Bruno. | Barry 5, Post 2

NOTEWORTHY:

• Barry freshman Aiden Denton (3-2) pitched a masterful complete game for his third win. He threw 98 pitches, 73 for strikes. He made only one mistake, the homer to Cornwell, but had 15 ground ball outs. He allowed only four hits and walked and struck out one.
• The Eagles squandered a fine start from Jack Martineau. The big righty held Barry to a run on two hits and three walks in six innings. 
• Nathaniel Byrd (1-2) took the loss. After getting out of the seventh unscathed, he gave up two doubles and a single to the first three batters in the eighth and all three came around to score.
• Eight different players each had one hit to lead the Bucs. Toms had a double, drove in one and scored two runs.
• The game was the first nine-inning home game since 2016 to finish in under two hours and the quickest since Mike Davila and Bobby Hernandez combined to beat Bentley 3-0 on Feb. 17, 2007 in 1:51.

ON THE HORIZON:

The Bucs take on Caldwell on Wednesday, Mar. 13 at the Palm Beach Challenge in Santaluces, Fla.