ULM (8-14 overall) answered back in the bottom half of the second. Louisiana Tech (10-11 overall) struck first in the top of the second inning as Hogart hit an RBI single to left, scoring Matulia for the 1-0 lead. He has a football mentality and that definitely showed up tonight.' He's fighting through some bumps and bruises and everything, just like all of our guys are. 'He's been playing great defense in the outfield.

'He's just eating baseballs right now and finding ways to score runs,' Federico said. Shawn Dalton Weatherbee also helped set the table for ULM from the leadoff spot, reaching base three times after he was hit by a pitch twice and hit a double in the sixth inning. He prepares himself and he's mentally tough. What people don't see is what he does on the days that we're not playing. When you come and watch him play every day, you appreciate what he does and how he goes about his business. 'He's fun to watch for the average fan that just watches the game. 'As far as Kade goes, he's just a baseball player,' Federico said. That was encouraging, too.'įederico said Dupont's night was another positive for the Warhawks. I don't think our offense backed down at all. 'The five spot in the second inning gave us a little cushion. 'It was an outstanding night for our offense,' ULM head coach Michael Federico said. Walker Burchfield led LA Tech with two hits and two RBIs, while Ethan Bates and Jonathan Hogart also had two hits and Philip Matulia added two RBIs.

Jones scored twice and Abshire scored once. Amant Field.ĭupont led four Warhawks with multiple hits, as Zack Floyd tallied two hits with two runs scored, while Matt Abshire and Carson Jones had a pair of hits each with an RBI. – Kade Dupont had three hits and drove in four runs as ULM snapped a four-game losing streak with a 10-6 win over Louisiana Tech Tuesday night at Lou St.

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