UMass Lowell Pitching Trio Shuts Down Opponents with Dominant Performance, Retiring 18 of Final 20 Batters

LOWELL, Mass. – A strong pitching performance by Cole Schiff, Thomas Galusha and Justin Dressler helped Bryant University secure a sweep of UMass Lowell with two late runs in the final game of the series. The trio limited the River Hawks to just four hits and retired 18 of the final 20 batters they faced, combining for a dominant effort on the mound.

According to the game summary, Schiff, Galusha and Dressler worked in succession to shut down UMass Lowell’s offense after an early deficit, setting the stage for Bryant’s late-inning rally. The pitchers did not allow a hit after the fifth inning, showcasing command and consistency as they closed out the game.

Bryant capitalized on the pitching effort with two runs in the later innings to break the game open and complete the series sweep. The bullpen’s ability to retire 18 of the final 20 batters faced was highlighted as a key factor in the outcome, stifling any potential UMass Lowell comeback.

The performance marked a significant contribution from Bryant’s pitching staff, with Schiff, Galusha and Dressler combining for a efficient and effective outing that directly supported the team’s offensive push in the final frames.