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Freshman Ryder Woodson’s Grand Slam Sparks 10-Run Inning for N.C. State in 17-12 Win over Stetson
- N.C. State secured a 17-12 win over Stetson on Sunday, fueled by a 10-run rally in the eighth inning during a knockout matchup in the Auburn Regional.
- The Wolfpack trailed 8-5 before rallying in the eighth, boosted by freshman third baseman Ryder Woodson’s first career grand slam.
- Woodson launched his third home run of the regional tournament, marking his second in this particular game, as Brandon Novy followed with an inside-the-park home run to finish the inning.
- Woodson collected three hits and contributed five RBIs, boosting his batting average to.419, while Novy also added three hits and brought in four runs.
- The win extended N.C. State’s season and advanced them to the regional final against Auburn, where they need two wins to reach the super regionals.
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The Hamilton SpectatorFreshman Ryder Woodson’s grand slam sparks 10-run inning for N.C. State in 17-12 win over Stetson
AUBURN, Ala. (AP) — Freshman Ryder Woodson’s go-ahead grand slam in the eighth inning highlighted N.C. State’s 10-run eighth inning in a 17-12 victory over Stetson on Sunday in an elimination game at the Auburn Regional. Woodson drove a pitch deep to left center field that bounced off the bleacher covering back onto the field. Woodson raced to third as Stetson played the ball but the hit was ruled a home run, Woodson’s third of the regional and …
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