MIAMI SHORES, Fla. -- The Barry Buccaneers salvaged a split with #25 Eckerd on Saturday in their Sunshine State Conference baseball series at Feinbloom Field. The Bucs dropped the opener 15-7 in 12 innings, but rebounded to win 13-12 in 10 innings in the finale.

INSIDE THE MATCHUP
Final: Eckerd 15, Barry 7 (12 innings) | Barry 13, Eckerd 12 (10 innings)
Records: Barry (17-14, 5-9 SSC) | #25 Eckerd (21-8, 11-4 SSC)
All-Time Series: Barry leads 77-46

SUMMARY Game One:
Eckerd 15, Barry 7 (12 innings)

• B3 - Barry got on the board in the third. Dyson Joseph singled and Zavier Hatfield walked. After both runners moved up on a balk by Triton starter Nick Rainey, Anthony Tralongo drove in one runs with a single to left. Jalen smith doubled in another run and later scored on a single by Blake Opie. | Barry 3, Eckerd 0
• B4 - Hatfield singled with one out and later scored on a fly out by Erik Blair. | Barry 4, Eckerd 0
• T5 - The Tritons finally broke through against Buccaneer starter Mason Blocker. Hunter Rebhan doubled to drive in a pair and scored on a single by Kam Gelwick. | Barry 4, Eckerd 3
• T6 - Eckerd tied the game in the sixth. Dawson Jones singled with one out and went to third on a failed pick off by reliever Robert Boing. Joey Bazydlo drove in the run with a single to right. | Barry 4, Eckerd 4
• B7 - With one out Aquiles Arzeno and Joseph singled. After Hatfield bunted them over, Tralongo drew a walk to load the bases. Smith walked to force in a run. Blair reached when reliever Christian Del Campo muffed a throw from first baseman Christian Cabina, allowing Joseph to score and Tralongo came home on a wild pitch. | Barry 7, Eckerd 4
• T9 - Bary reliever John Perozzi got two quick outs to start the ninth. But Ean Grimson doubled to right field and Corey Hodierne was hit by a pitch. Rebhan worked a full count and hit a three-run homer to tie the game. | Barry 7, Eckerd 7
• T12 - The wheels came off the Bucs in the 12th as the Tritons sent 14 ment to the plate and scored eight runs. | Eckerd 15, Barry 7

SUMMARY Game Two:
Barry 13, Eckerd 12 (10 innings)

• T2 - Cabina led off with a home run to left. After a bunt single from Luis Garrido and a double by Dawson Jones, Bazydlo knocked one run with a single and Gimson had a sacrifice fly. | Eckerd 3, Barry 0
• T3 - The Tritons took advantage of a pair of Buccaneer errors to score two more in the third. | Eckerd 5, Barry 0
• B3 - The Bucs loaded the bases on singles by Lee-Anthony Santiago and Aramis Ramirez, Jr., and a walk to Hatfield. Tralongo walked to force in one run and Smith deliverd a two-run single. | Eckerd 5, Barry 3
• T5 - With the bases loaded and a run already across, Bazydlo singled up the middle to score two runs and another scored on a pair of errors by Hatfield. | Eckerd 9, Barry 3
• B5 - Barry loaded the bases on singles by Luca Mendez and Josh Hungler and an error by Gimson. Brady Blanks and Santiago drew walks to force in runs and Shawn Flynn dropped a base hit into left to drive in another. | Eckerd 9, Barry 6
• T6 - Hodierne walked, went to scored on a wild pitch, stole third and came home on an error by catcher Hungler. | Eckerd 10, Barry 6
• B6 - After Mendez reached on an error and Hungler singled, Blanks drilled a three-run homer to left to cut the lead to one. | Eckerd 10, Barry 9
• T7 - The Tritons scored twice in the seventh on an error by reliever Chase Campbell on a pick off at second and a double by Hodierne. | Eckerd 12, Barry 9
• B7 - Barry tied it up in the seventh. Ramirez walked and scored when Rebhan threw away the ball on ground from Aidan Heffner. Heffner scored on a ground ball by Tralongo. Opie tripled to right center and scored on a single by Hungler. | Barry 12, Eckerd 12
• B10 - In the first extra inning, the Bucs ended the game. Heffner walked and Tralongo singled to left. Heffner stole third and brough in the winning run on a fly out by Mendez. | Barry 13, Eckerd 12

NOTEWORTHY:

• Reliever Max Folkman (1-0) worked two scoreless innings in the first game to get the win. He retired all six batters faced, including one strikeout.
• Dalton Williams (0-2) took the loss for the Bucs, allowing eight runs (five earned) on five hits and two walks in a third of an inning.
• Blair (1-0) worked a perfect inning in the 10th in game two to get his first collegiate win. 
• Tyler Altenbaumer (0-1) went 3.2 innings, allowing four runs (one earned) on six hits and four walks, as Barry mounted its come-back. 
• Santiago had six hits in the twin bill, including a double.
• Smith and Blanks each drove in four runs.
• Cabina had five hits for the Tritons and drove in four runs.

ON THE HORIZON:

Barry faces the Lynn Knights on Thursday and Friday of Holy Week.