Two Hawks combine for no-hitter in 6-0 win over Andrew College
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Robert Preston Jr./DouglasNow.com SGSC's Brian Crooms (sophomore, Metter) and Shawn Munoz combined for a no-hitter Thursday against Andrew College. Crooms went eight innings while Munoz closed things out in the ninth. Crooms is seen here pitching in a game against St. Johns Community College earlier in the season. 
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Two South Georgia State College Hawks combined for a no-hitter against the Andrew College Fighting Tigers on Thursday. The Hawks, playing at home, won the game 6-0.
Starter Brian Crooms went eight innings, allowing zero hits, zero runs, and four walks. Reliever Shawn Munoz closed things out for SGSC with an inning of hitless work. He struck out one and allowed a walk.
The Hawks scored one run in the second on an RBI single by Michael Fitzpatrick. Then they put the game away with five in the eighth. Junior Lonon and Christian Campbell led the rally for SGSC. Matthew Mebane added his fifth home run of the season in the inning as well. Campbell finished the day 3-4 with a run scored and an RBI. Megan went 2-4 with a run scored and two RBI.
Crooms is among the leaders in the Georgia Collegiate Athletic Conference in strikeouts (35) and earned run average (3.75). Munoz is second in the GCAA with three saves while Mebane and Fitzpatrick are tied for second in the conference with five home runs.
SGSC and Andrew face each other again in a double-header in Douglas beginning at 1 p.m.
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