The College of Staten Island men’s baseball team did more than just win in their home opener, they practically rearranged the record books with a one-sided, 25-0, win over visiting Yeshiva University in a non-conference contest played under the lights at the CSI Baseball Complex this evening. The win was the second straight for the Dolphins, who improved to 4-3 overall, while the Maccabees fell to 0-3.

CSI wasted no time, scoring six runs on five hits in the bottom of the first inning, more than enough for starting pitcher Pat Gale, who made his own mark in the books with damage at the plate and the mound for the Dolphins. Before Yeshiva cracked the hit column, CSI added nine runs in the third inning, and after a single run in the fourth inning to make it 16-0, CSI scored another nine markers in the seventh and eighth innings, respectively, to blow the game open.

Eleven Dolphins cracked the hit column for CSI, with six Dolphins posting multi-hit games. CSI collected a total of 28 hits, posting 20 earned runs and aided by five Yeshiva errors. CSI pitchers allowed one lone hit while walking a pair.