Delaware Valley’s Jack Reardon showcased an impenetrable defense on the mound, limiting Voorhees to a mere one hit over five impressive innings. His pinpoint accuracy resulted in eight strikeouts and just three walks. Danny Shapiro entered the game in the sixth inning and continued the shutout, striking out one batter while maintaining a clean record of no walks.
The Delaware Valley offense matched the brilliance of their pitchers, amassing seven runs to secure the victory. They capitalized on Voorhees’ miscues, exploiting errors and seizing scoring opportunities.
Voorhees struggled to find a rhythm offensively, unable to generate any significant threats against the dominant pitching duo of Reardon and Shapiro. Their lone hit came in the third inning, a testament to the suffocating defense imposed by Delaware Valley.
As the game reached its conclusion, Delaware Valley celebrated a well-deserved 7-0 shutout victory, extending their winning streak and bolstering their position in the standings. Voorhees, on the other hand, will seek to regroup and address their offensive struggles in their upcoming contests.
