With one out on the board, JMU catcher Jack Cannizzaro singled to the shortstop to put a runner on the base path. After second baseman Coleman Calabrese was hit by a pitch, shortstop Maddux Fleck doubled down the left-field line to score Cannizzaro. It was once again a two-run game, and the Dukes weren’t done scoring.

After scoring the first three runs to lead 3-0 through three and a half innings, JMU responded with a three-run bottom of the fourth inning. Maddux Fleck and Eli Steadman each had RBI doubles. Wyatt Peifer added a sacrifice fly.

In James Madison’s season opener against No. 2 North Carolina, the Tar Heels spread out the Dukes’ offense. The Terps ran a similar defense and produced near-identical results. They consistently used double teams to force the ball out of Epke’s stick and prevent her from getting to her cuts and dodges.

A up-and-down debut season for Preston Spradlin at James Madison came to an end Sunday night in the Sun Belt Conference semifinals with an ice-cold shooting performance

Saturday’s contest was a near duplicate of that game. Seven Terps scored in a commanding 11-5 win over No. 12 James Madison at Sentara Park. James Madison’s goaltending had struggled in prior matchups. The Dukes (4-2) started the season with junior Caitlin Boden — who started the year ranked No. 18 in all-time saves and save percentage.

Troy Trojans vs. James Madison Dukes men’s basketball game with ticket info, start time, stats and how to view information.