MILLEDGEVILLE, Ga. – Four pitchers combined for a shutout, and the No. 22 Georgia College Baseball team (2-0) kept rolling with an impressive 7-0 win over North Greenville University (1-1) Saturday at John Kurtz Field.

The third inning would prove to be all the Bobcats would need, plating six runs in the frame to set the tone. The first three runs came in on five singles and a pair of fielder's choice grounders. Leftfielder Nate Schmal (Cumming) then put more pressure on with a triple down the rightfield line to score a pair. Designated hitter Caleb Slaughter (Cochran) drove home the final run with a single of his own.  

Righty Matt Studdard (Conyers) had four scoreless innings, fanning three and allowing four hits with no walks. The scoreless fifth came from junior Logan Howard (Cumming), adding a strikeout. Junior righty Chandler Amason (Grayson) got his first career win (1-0) with three hitless innings of work, and Bradly Cammack (Soperton) finished off the ninth.

Rightfielder Wesley Wommack (Monroe) was 2-for-4 with two RBIs and a run, and centerfielder Logan Mattix (Loganville) added an RBI on his 2-for-4 game as well. Slaughter finished 2-for-4 with that RBI, and third baseman Garrett Green (Bogart) added two more hits in his four trips.

In their first two games, the GC Baseball has outscored opponents 28-0.

The Bobcats return to action Tuesday, Feb. 6 at 3 p.m., traveling to the University of West Georgia.

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