WAYNESBURG, Pa. -- Kyle Tedford's sacrifice fly resulted in the game-winning RBI as the Fredonia State baseball team claimed a 10-9 victory in its season-opening game. They dropped the nightcap in a darkness-shortened 10-2, six-inning loss in Game 2.

Game 1
The Devils jumped out to a 3-0 lead in the first inning of a seven-inning scheduled contest. An RBI single from Tedford, and bases-loaded walks to Tyler Curtis and Alex Gannon got the offense going. 

With the Devils up 6-3 in the top of the sixth, Bradford scored three times to tie the game. 

Bradford took a one-run lead in the top of the seventh, and a two run lead in the top of the ninth, but the Devils would come back and tie the game both times.

In the seventh, a bases-loaded walk to Riley Cardinali tied the game.The Devils had a chance to win the game with the bases still loaded and no out. Tucker Schwab pinch hit, and ripped a one-hopper back to the pitcher for a double play to effectively end the rally.

Down two in the ninth, the Devils tied the game again when Gannon hit a two-run homerun to keep the Devils alive. 

In the 10th with one out, Christian Pagano walked, Andrew Tucker singled, and Domenic Hickok beat out a ground ball to first for a single to load the bases. Tedford then flew out to center, scoring Pagano with the game-winner.

Game 2
The second game started well for the Devils. Peyton Ahlstrom worked a 1-2-3 first. The Panthers would then go to the long ball to put up some runs. A pair of two-run homeruns in the bottom of the second helped stake Bradford to a 5-0 lead as they would cruise to the victory.

Stuckey accounted for both Fredonia State runs, just missing his second homerun of the day. He would settle for a two-run double in the fifth inning.

Bradford ended the day with a 2-3 record.

The Devils now stand at 1-1 and will head to Myrtle Beach for the annual Spring Trip next week.