
4/2/2022 4:27:00 PM | Baseball
CLARKSVILLE, Tenn. – Lincoln Andrews went 3-for-4 with a career-high three home runs as Southeast Missouri (18-7, 3-2) dropped a tight 8-7 ballgame to Austin Peay (10-18, 3-2) Saturday.
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Andrews homered in each of his first three at-bats with a solo bomb in each of the second and sixth innings, and a two-run shot in the fourth. He narrowly missed tying SEMO's all-time single-game home run record of four presently held by Scott Pruneau. Ironically, Pruneau set his record at Austin Peay on Apr. 13, 2014.
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A native of Canon City, Colorado, Andrews became the first Redhawk to get three home runs in a game since Matt Tellor accomplished the feat at UT Martin on Mar. 30. 2014.
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SEMO pounded out 11 hits. Jevon Mason (2) and Andrew Keck (2) joined Andrews with multiple hits.
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The Redhawks struck first by scoring twice in the top of first and added another tally in the second before getting three more in the fourth.
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Keck drove in both runs in the first and Andrews extended SEMO's lead to 3-0 with his first round-tripper of the contest in the second inning.
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In the fourth, Ty Stauss started things off with a home run to right field. Following a walk by Mason, Andrews stepped in and slugged a home run down the right field line.
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Andrews then came up again in the sixth and widened the Redhawks lead with his final home run, this time to right center.Â
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APSU overcame a five-run deficit by scoring six runs in the bottom of the seventh to edge SEMO. John McDonald's two-out grand slam was the difference.
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Hunter Ralls (3-2) took the loss in relief for SEMO.
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Jacob Weaver (1-1) picked up the win and Peyton Jula was credited with the save.
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The Redhawks and Governors conclude their series Sunday. Right-hander Tommy Windt is on the mound.Â
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Andrews homered in each of his first three at-bats with a solo bomb in each of the second and sixth innings, and a two-run shot in the fourth. He narrowly missed tying SEMO's all-time single-game home run record of four presently held by Scott Pruneau. Ironically, Pruneau set his record at Austin Peay on Apr. 13, 2014.
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A native of Canon City, Colorado, Andrews became the first Redhawk to get three home runs in a game since Matt Tellor accomplished the feat at UT Martin on Mar. 30. 2014.
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SEMO pounded out 11 hits. Jevon Mason (2) and Andrew Keck (2) joined Andrews with multiple hits.
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The Redhawks struck first by scoring twice in the top of first and added another tally in the second before getting three more in the fourth.
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Keck drove in both runs in the first and Andrews extended SEMO's lead to 3-0 with his first round-tripper of the contest in the second inning.
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In the fourth, Ty Stauss started things off with a home run to right field. Following a walk by Mason, Andrews stepped in and slugged a home run down the right field line.
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Andrews then came up again in the sixth and widened the Redhawks lead with his final home run, this time to right center.Â
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APSU overcame a five-run deficit by scoring six runs in the bottom of the seventh to edge SEMO. John McDonald's two-out grand slam was the difference.
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Hunter Ralls (3-2) took the loss in relief for SEMO.
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Jacob Weaver (1-1) picked up the win and Peyton Jula was credited with the save.
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The Redhawks and Governors conclude their series Sunday. Right-hander Tommy Windt is on the mound.Â
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Players Mentioned
Team Stats
Pitching:
W: WEAVER, Jacob (1-1)
L: Ralls, Hunter (3-2)
S: JULA, Peyton (1)

Batting:
HR: Stauss, Ty 1 ; Andrews, Lincoln 3
RBI: Keck, Andrew 2 ; Stauss, Ty 1 ; Andrews, Lincoln 4
Base Running:
RUNS: Mason, Jevon 1 ; Leeper, Peyton 1 ; Stauss, Ty 1 ; Vaske, Joel 1 ; Andrews, Lincoln 3
CS: Keck, Andrew 1
HBP: Vaske, Joel 1

Batting:
2B: ROBINSON, Michael 1 ; BOLTON, John 1
HR: McDONALD, John 1
RBI: AVROS, Gino 3 ; McDONALD, John 4 ; BOLTON, John 1
Base Running:
RUNS: AVROS, Gino 1 ; DeLANCEY, Ty 1 ; ALEXANDER, Jack 1 ; McDONALD, John 2 ; ROBINSON, Michael 2 ; BOLTON, John 1
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