NORTH EAST - Cecil baseball bounced back from a poor showing in Friday's opening contest, steamrolling CCBC-Dundalk to take the second half of the doubleheader. Both games were won via mercy rule and each was completed in under two hours.

After today's results, the Seahawks sit at 8-16 overall (3-9 Region 20).

Game One - Dundalk 12, Cecil 0 (5) - Box Score

The Seahawks had no answer for Lions starter Tyler Sampson, who gave up just two singles while striking out nine to stun the home team in game one.

Cecil's defense committed nine errors, including two blunders during Dundalk's five-run third. Chad Francis (0-2) took the loss, striking out five.

Justin Cordero and Colin Brosh collected the Seahawks two hits.

Game Two - Cecil 17, Dundalk 6 (5) - Box Score

The Cecil bats awoke from their slumber in the opener, dropping 17 runs on 12 hits for a decisive victory.

The Seahawks recorded season highs in extra-base hits (seven) and home runs (three) while matching their 2024 watermark in doubles with four. Their 17 runs are the most since the 2022 season, when Cecil plated 19 in a win over Orange County.

Cecil put Dundalk on the ropes early and carried a 9-1 lead into the fourth. The Lions finally got to Cecil starter Bailey Shindle (1-0) in top half of the frame, scoring five runs before the freshman stopped the bleeding.

After the visitors shut out Cecil in the bottom of the fourth, Austin Keefer (S, 1) came out of the bullpen for the fifth and sat down Dundalk in order. Cecil's offense then proceeded to pin eight runs on the Lions, punctuated by a three-run homer from Kenny Scottborgh to end the game.

Up Next

Cecil travels to Harford on Thursday, April 4 for two game beginning at 1 p.m.