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Patriots Begin Road Stretch at Mount St. Mary's Tuesday

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Baseball 4/13/2026 7:50:00 PM
BASEBALL at Mount St. Mary's
WHEN: Tuesday, April 14 (3 p.m.)
WHERE: E.T. Straw Family Stadium | Emmitsburg, Md.
RECORDS: George Mason (16-17, 9-6 Atlantic 10), Mount St. Mary's (17-15, 10-8 MAAC)
ALL-TIME SERIES: George Mason leads, 18-5
LAST MEETING: The Mountaineers defeated the Patriots, 9-8, on March 18 at Spuhler Field.
FAIRFAX, Va. – The Patriots are on the road to play Mount St. Mary's on Tuesday, April 14 at E.T. Straw Family Stadium in Emmitsburg, Md.

The Patriots are beginning a stretch where they will play eight of their last nine games on the road.

Last month, the Patriots fell to the Mountaineer, 9-8, on Wednesday, March 18 at Spuhler Field.  Senior shortstop Owen Clyne had two hits with a double, RBI and two runs scored.  Sophomore left fielder Lucas Alberti had two hits, a RBI and scored a run.  Senior designated hitter Laken Tignor reached base four times including his first career triple, drove in two runs and scored two runs.  Redshirt-sophomore catcher Jack McCarthy doubled in a run for his first Patriots hit and RBI.

Last time out, the Patriots scored five runs in the third inning in a 7-5 victory over Richmond in the series finale on Sunday afternoon at Spuhler Field. 

Junior first baseman Matthew Westley had three hits and scored two runs.  Senior designated hitter Evan Blanchard reached base four times and scored a run, and Clyne drove in two runs.  Sophomore starter Jake Drumm (3-0) allowed two runs on eight hits with six strikeouts and two walks in 6.0 innings to earn the win.

SCOUTING MOUNT ST. MARY'S

Mount St. Mary's has an overall record of 17-15 including a mark of 10-8 against Metro Atlantic Athletic Conference (MAAC) opponents.  The Mountaineers are 7-9 at home, 9-4 on the road and 1-2 in games played at a neutral site.

The Mountaineers have won five straight games.

Mount St. Mary's won the series finale on the road against Siena, 3-2, after dropping the first two games of the series (April 3-4) in Loudonville, N.Y.  The Mountaineers won their midweek game (April 8) at Bucknell, 14-2, in Lewisburg, Pa.

This past weekend, the Mountaineers swept three games at home against Saint Peter's by final scores of 15-3, 8-5 and 13-3.

The Mountaineers have a team batting average of .277 and a team ERA of 6.46.

ABOUT THE PATRIOTS

George Mason has 13 returners and 19 newcomers on the roster heading into the season under Shawn Camp, who enters his fourth year as the head coach of the Patriots.  He is assisted by Tyler Nelin, Tommy Winterstein, Evan Duhon, Gardner Meeks and Kyle Darmstead.
 
The Patriots have five seniors on the club with pitcher Logan Rumberg (Okotoks, Alberta, Canada), infielders Evan Blanchard (Manassas, Va.) and Owen Clyne (Wichita, Kan.), and outfielders Drew Canody (Tampa, Fla.) and Laken Tignor (Tappahannock, Va.).

The junior class includes pitchers Shaun Okeeffe (Toms River, N.J.) and Owen Stewart (Elmira, N.Y), along with infielder Toby Hueber (Cincinnati, Ohio).
 
Sophomores returning for their second year with the Green and Gold are outfielder Lucas Alberti (Toronto, Ontario, Canada) and pitchers Jake Drumm (Burke, Va.), Brant Ertel (Cedar Grove, Ind.) and Michael Madigan (Syracuse, N.Y.)
 
The Patriots added 19 new players, with four freshmen, one sophomore, four juniors and 10 graduate students entering their first year at George Mason.
 
New pitchers joining the Patriots are graduate students Diego Cardenas (South Bend, Ind.), Sam DiLella (Wayne, Pa.), Brandon Hsu (Brookline, N.H.), Carter Kelsey (Westport, Conn.), Jackson Peters (Plano, Texas), Tyson Willis (Snohomish, Wash.) and Thomas Wrehe (Southlake, Texas).
 
New position players include three graduate students, utility player Cooper Smith (Eden Prairie, Minn.), outfielder Luciano Terilli (Dallas, Texas) and catcher Logan Vaughan (Coweta, Okla.).  Junior transfers include catcher/outfielder Vincent Cowdrey (White Lake, Mich.), utility player Matthew Westley (Manassas, Va.) along with pitchers Tanner Kaler (Concord, N.C.) and Parker Thomas (Bowie, Md.).

Redshirt-sophomore catcher Jack McCarthy (Burke, Va.) is set for his first year with the Green and Gold.  Freshmen position players embarking on their rookie year are catcher Austin O'Hara (Ponte Vedra Beach, Fla.), and infielders Julius Bagnerise (Manassas, Va.) and Jackson Morse (Raynham, Mass.), and pitcher Aiden Parker (Virginia Beach, Va.)
 
GEORGE MASON 2026 SCHEDULE
 
The Patriots are scheduled to play a 55-game slate that includes 30 contests against Atlantic 10 Conference rivals, 26 games at Spuhler Field, and eight games against three teams that earned a NCAA Regional appearance last season.

George Mason played nine games in the first month of the 2026 campaign.  The Patriots began the season with a four-game series at No. 23 Oregon (Feb. 13-15) in Eugene, Ore.  The Ducks, who were the 12th seed in the NCAA Eugene Regional last year, swept the series.

George Mason traveled for games against Seton Hall and Ball State at the Swig & Swine Classic in Charleston, S.C. (Feb. 20-21).  The Patriots dropped their first game against Seton Hall, 8-6, then defeated Ball State, 6-1, and Seton Hall 11-4.

The Patriots had their home opener against William & Mary (Feb. 24) postponed.  George Mason faced Lehigh (Feb. 27-March 1) for a two-game set at Capital One Park in Tysons, Va.  The Patriots defeated the Mountain Hawks 7-4 (Feb. 27) and senior starter Logan Rumberg and redshirt-sophomore reliever Brant Ertel combined on a no-hitter in the Patriots 3-0 win (March 1).

In March, George Mason played 18 games with 10 at home and eight on the road. 

The Patriots defeated James Madison, 11-2, (March 3) in Harrisonburg, Va.  George Mason played three games against Georgetown (March 6-8) with two of the games at Spuhler Field and one at Capital One Park in Tyson, Va.  The Patriots dropped the opener, 6-5, and the series finale, 5-4, in Fairfax.  George Mason won the middle game, 12-7, at Capital One Park.  The Patriots traveled for a midweek road contest against Longwood (March 10) and fell to the Lancers, 11-1, in Farmville, Va.

George Mason began Atlantic 10 play with a three-game series sweep over St. Bonaventure at Spuhler Field by final scores of 4-3, 15-11 and 3-0 (March 13-15).  The Patriots lost to Mount St. Mary's (March 18) 9-8 in a midweek game to wrap up the homestand.

The Patriots played six of their next seven games on the road.  The stretch began with the first A-10 road series against defending Atlantic 10 Champion Rhode Island (March 20-22).  George Mason lost the first game, 10-5 and the final, 10-9, and won the middle game, 3-1.  George Mason defeated Longwood, 14-4 in seven innings (March 24).  The Patriots swept a three-game series at Saint Louis (March 27-29) in St. Louis, Mo.  The Patriots won by final scores of 5-3, 5-3 and 3-1.

The month concluded with the Patriots dropping their midweek game against USC Upstate, 14-10 (March 31).  The Spartans won both the Big South regular season and tournament championship last season and played in the NCAA Clemson Regional.

In April, the Patriots are scheduled to play 16 games, with eight at home and eight on the road.

George Mason dropped two-of-three to Davidson (April 3-5).  The Patriots won the series opener, 3-2, and the Wildcats claimed the final two games, 4-0 and 7-4.
The Patriots fell to Towson (April 8), 5-4 and then dropped two-of-three at home to Richmond (April 10-12).  The Spiders won the first two games, 4-2 and 11-3, while the Patriots took the finale, 7-5.

George Mason begins a stretch of eight-of-nine on the road with a stop at Mount St. Mary's in Emmitsburg, Md. (April 15), followed by three games at Saint Joseph's (April 17-19).  After hosting James Madison (April 21), the Patriots pack their bags for a three-game set at Fordham in Bronx, N.Y. (April 24-26) and a midweek game at Virginia in Charlottesville, Va. (April 28) to wrap up the month. 

In May, the Patriots are scheduled to play 10 games with six at home and four on the road.  The month begins when George Washington makes a visit to Fairfax for three games (May 1-3).

The Patriots will then play four games on the road with a stop at William & Mary (May 5) in Williamsburg, Va. and a three-game conference series at Dayton (May 8-10) in Dayton, Ohio.

The Patriots wrap up the regular season at home with three games against La Salle (May 14-16).

The club will play six home-and-home series during the 2025 season, taking on Georgetown, Longwood, James Madison, Mount St. Mary's, Towson and William & Mary both at home and on the road.

George Mason plays 10 league series, five at home and five on the road.  Home series against A-10 foes include three-game weekend sets against St. Bonaventure (March 13-15), Davidson (April 3-5), Richmond (April 10-12) and La Salle (May 14-16).  The Patriots will visit Rhode Island (March 21-22), Saint Louis (March 27-29), Saint Joseph's (April 17-19) and Fordham (April 24-26).

The 2025 Atlantic 10 Baseball Championship will be held May 19-23 at Capital One Park in Tysons, Va.
 
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Players Mentioned

Owen Stewart

#19 Owen Stewart

RHP
6' 3"
Junior
Lucas Alberti

#16 Lucas Alberti

OF
5' 10"
Sophomore
Evan Blanchard

#1 Evan Blanchard

INF
5' 10"
Senior
Drew Canody

#8 Drew Canody

OF/RHP
6' 1"
Senior
Owen Clyne

#11 Owen Clyne

INF
6' 2"
Senior
Jake Drumm

#38 Jake Drumm

RHP
6' 2"
Sophomore
Brant Ertel

#20 Brant Ertel

RHP
6' 1"
Junior
Toby Hueber

#26 Toby Hueber

INF/RHP
5' 9"
Junior
Michael Madigan

#55 Michael Madigan

LHP
6' 0"
Sophomore
Shaun Okeeffe

#46 Shaun Okeeffe

LHP
6' 1"
Junior
Logan Rumberg

#31 Logan Rumberg

RHP
5' 11"
Senior
Laken Tignor

#23 Laken Tignor

OF
5' 10"
Senior

Players Mentioned

Owen Stewart

#19 Owen Stewart

6' 3"
Junior
RHP
Lucas Alberti

#16 Lucas Alberti

5' 10"
Sophomore
OF
Evan Blanchard

#1 Evan Blanchard

5' 10"
Senior
INF
Drew Canody

#8 Drew Canody

6' 1"
Senior
OF/RHP
Owen Clyne

#11 Owen Clyne

6' 2"
Senior
INF
Jake Drumm

#38 Jake Drumm

6' 2"
Sophomore
RHP
Brant Ertel

#20 Brant Ertel

6' 1"
Junior
RHP
Toby Hueber

#26 Toby Hueber

5' 9"
Junior
INF/RHP
Michael Madigan

#55 Michael Madigan

6' 0"
Sophomore
LHP
Shaun Okeeffe

#46 Shaun Okeeffe

6' 1"
Junior
LHP
Logan Rumberg

#31 Logan Rumberg

5' 11"
Senior
RHP
Laken Tignor

#23 Laken Tignor

5' 10"
Senior
OF
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