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POUGHKEEPSIE, NY (April 3, 2013) – Junior second baseman Dave Robbins hit down the left field line for the go-ahead, walk-off run in the bottom of the 11th as the Vassar College baseball team would go on to win the first game of their double header with Clarkson University, 3-2 and then later go on, falling in the nightcap, 4-0.

Freshman righty Connor Cucalon came in for relief after both Clarkson and Vassar had scored in the seventh inning, striking out three batters while giving up four hits in his second win of the season. Junior first baseman Brett Zaziski went 4-for-5 in game one, leading the hitting unit.

The Brewers split gives the Brewers a record of 7-6 (3-3 LL) and they will next host RPI in a Liberty League double header on Saturday, April 6 at 1:00 pm. The Golden Knights hold a 6-8 (3-3 LL) and will next host Rochester Institute of Technology on Saturday, April 6 at 1:00 pm.

In a scoreless game, the thoughts of extra innings left the minds of fans as Clarkson's Tim Beninati walked to first with bases loaded, picking up the RBI as Scott Morrissey crossed home. The Brewers saw their chance to strike when Jasek hit a grounder to Robbins, who tossed to senior short stop Mike Perrone, ending the Knights' scoring threat.

Robbins opened the bottom of the seventh with a single to right center. Junior left fielder Parker Werline attempted a sacrifice bunt but third baseman, Connor Martin, over-threw him at first, not only allowing the sac bunt to advance Robbins to second, but also advancing him to third. Senior catcher A.J. Kim flew out to center field for the sacrificed RBI and Robbins tied the game 1-1.

Jamie Terry picked up the loss for the Knights, going 0.1 innings, giving up two hits and most importantly, the game winning run.

Back-to-back runs in the third and fourth innings proved enough for the Knights to go onto a 4-0 win in the nightcap against the Brewers who's hitting had fallen, going a total of 3-for-23.

Pete Roma picked up the win for Clarkson, pitching the first five innings and giving up only two hits while striking out six Brewers. Senior Lawrence Flicker picked up the loss in three innings with four hits and two runs.