MIAMI SHORES, Fla. -- The Barry Buccaneers rallied to sweep the doubleheader against Rollins on Friday at Buccaneer Field to win the Sunshine State Conference baseball series over the Tars two games to one. Barry won both games 6-2. 

INSIDE THE MATCHUP
Final: Barry 6, Rollins 2 | Barry 6, Rollins 2
Records: Barry (19-15, 7-8 SSC), Rollins (17-11, 9-6 SSC)
All-Time Series: Rollins leads 68-52

SUMMARY:
Game 1 - Barry 6, Rollins 2

• B1 - Barry jumped on the Tars' Nick Berger (5-2) hard in the first inning of game one, scoring four runs. The Bucs loaded the bases on an infield single by Braden Forchic, a hit batter and a walk to Kevin Noriega. With two outs, Savi Delgado hit a ground ball to Jimmy Thies at third. Thies, inexplicably, tried to beat Evan Wickeri to the bag and failed, allowing Forchic to score. Sean Shelly followed with a two-run single and Albert Espinosa drove in Delgado with a single to left. | Barry 4, Rollins 0
• T3 - The Tars got one run back in the third, but base-running miscues held the damage down. After loading the bases with one out on two walks and a single, Chris Sparber drove in a run with a base hit to right. But Mason Wilson got caught off the bag and tagged and Jack Herring was thrown out at third for a double play to end the inning. | Barry 4, Rollins 1
• B4 - Jimmy Bruno, who was hit by Berger, scored on a single by Forchic. | Barry 5, Rollins 1
• B6 - Shelly slammed his second homer of the season leading off the sixth inning. | Barry 6, Rollins 1
• T8 - Diego Garcia scored after leading off with a single when Herring served a base hit down the right field line. | Barry 6, Rollins 2 

Game 2 - Barry 6, Rollins 2

• B1 - Freddy Rodriguez got the Bucs on the board in the first with a lead-off homer. | Barry 1, Rollins 0
• B5 - Barry scored four runs in the fifth inning, with the help of two Rollins errors. Matthew Menendez led off with a single and went to third when Bruno laid down a bunt that Tars' pitcher Ryan Furey threw away at first. After the Tars walked Rodriguez intentionally, they coaxed a double play but Menendez came home. Brun scored on a passed ball by catcher Stephen Deans. Wickeri reached on an error by shortstop Jose Perez and promptly stole second. He scored on a double by Noriega. Shelly knocked in Noriega with a single through the right side. | Barry 5, Rollins 0
• B6 - Menendez beat out an infield single and scored on a base hit by Forchic. | Barry 6, Rollins 0
• T7 - After Rob Buckley and Perez hit back-to-back singles to start the seventh, the Tars got two runs on a wild pitch and an RBI single from Deans. But Aiden Denton came in with the bases loaded and coaxed a pop up out of Herring to end the frame. | Barry 6, Rollins 2

NOTEWORTHY:

• Joe Morrisey (3-3) went eight innings in his second straight home start to get the win in the opener. He allowed two runs on seven hits and five walks and struck out five. 
• Berger took the loss for the Tars. In five innings, he allowed five runs (four earned) on four hits and two walked. He struck out five, but also hit two batters. 
• Angel Cespedes (4-2) earned the win in game two. He worked 6.2 innings, allowing two runs on four hits with three walks and three strikeouts.
• Denton retired seven of the eight batters he faced in 2.1 innings to earn his first save.
• Shelly went 4-for-8 with a homer and four RBI in the twin bill to lead the Buccaneer bats.
• Rodriguez had three hits, including his team-leading sixth homer, and Forchic also added three hits. 
• Perez led the Tars with three hits.
• The wins snapped a seven-game losing streak to Rollins.
• The back-to-back 6-2 wins are the first time Barry has won back-to-back games by identical scores since beating Wisconsin-Parkside and Florida Tech 14-13 in consecutive games in 2014. It is the first time that Barry swept a doubleheader by equivalent scored since beating Eckerd 7-6, 7-6 on May 1, 2004.

ON THE HORIZON:

The Bucs are off with a bye next week, but face the Palm Beach Atlantic Sailfish on Apr. 12-13 in an SSC series at Feinbloom Field.