Box Score

Game Information
Score: #10 Rutgers Camden 13, Johns Hopkins 0
Records: Rutgers-Camden (10-2) Johns Hopkins (10-7-1)
Location: Campbell's Field, Camden, NJ
Time of Game: 2:40
Weather: 68 degrees, cloudy
Attendance: 155
Pitchers of Record: W- Billy Jackson (4-0)
L- Trevor Williams (3-2)

The Short Story: Billy Jackson allowed just two hits over eight shutout innings to silence the Blue Jays' offense and help lead host #10 Rutgers-Camden to a 13-0 victory. Trevor Williams started his fifth game of the season for the Blue Jays and allowed just two earned runs in six innings of work. Conor Reynolds and Tommy Mee were the only Jays to record a hit, while Camden exploded for 17 hits.

How it Happened:
- Rutgers-Camden opened the scoring in the bottom of the second when Anjudar Cedeno led off with a double and later scored on Cory Kreamer single.
- The Scarlet Raptors made it 3-0 with a pair of runs in the bottom of the third as they took advantage of a leadoff walk and a Blue Jay error.
- Camden doubled its lead to 6-0 with three more runs in the bottom of the seventh. Cedeno recorded his second hit of the game in the inning and came around to score one of the runs.
- The Scarlet Raptors put the game away for good with a seven-run eighth inning, which saw three different Hopkins pitchers struggle to get outs. Wyatt Lam was able to strike out a pair of Raptors, but not before he was tagged for four hits and three runs.

Team Leaders:
Johns Hopkins:
Hits: Reynolds, Mee (1)
Runs: none
RBI: none
SB: none
Strikeouts: Williams (3)

Rutgers-Camden
Hits: Brooks (3)
Runs: Eliin (3)
RBI: Jones, Biggs (2)
SB: Ellin, Brooks, Tenuto (1)
Strikeouts: Jackson (9)

The Facts:
- This was the fifth all-time meeting in the series and Hopkins is now 3-2 against Camden.
- Reynolds led off the game with a double to extend his hit streak to nine games.
- Reynolds, Raul Shah and Brian Lin are the only Blue Jays to start all 18 games so far. Mee has also played in all 18, starting 17 of them.
- Saturday marked the first time in eight games the Hopkins offense failed to record at least 10 hits.
- Rutgers Camden is the third team to hold JHU to three or less hits in a game (Keystone, Cortland St.)

Up Next: The Jays return to the diamond Tuesday when they host Lancaster Bible on Babb Field. First pitch is set for 3:30pm.

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