In a dominant performance, Alabama’s baseball team secured a series sweep against North Dakota State with an 11-3 victory, improving their season record to 12-0. Justin Lebron was the star of the game, contributing 5 RBIs, 4 of which came from a grand slam in the second inning. This helped give the Crimson Tide a commanding lead early on. Starter Bobby Alcock pitched 4 innings, allowing only 2 runs and striking out 7 batters.
Head coach Rob Vaughn commended his team’s performance, noting the players’ improved urgency and focus compared to the previous game. Despite some baserunning mistakes, Vaughn praised his team’s batting and pitching efforts, as well as the performance of the relief pitchers Austin Morris, Tyler Fay, and Coulson Buchanan.
Alabama now looks ahead to a road game against Jacksonville State, aiming to continue their perfect start to the season. The team is coming off a 20-11 victory against Jacksonville State last Tuesday. With Lebron’s standout performance and a strong team effort, Alabama baseball is looking poised for continued success in the upcoming games.
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