MONTGOMERY, Ala. --- The Auburn Montgomery baseball team slugged an NCAA-Era Record four home runs, while starter Micah Henderson hurled six shutout innings, as the Warhawks knocked off the Badgers of Spring Hill College 8-0 on Tuesday, April 16 from the AUM Baseball Complex.
 
NOTES
- With the win, AUM's record improves to 22-20 on the year, and 47-19 all-time against Spring Hill College.
- Tuesday's win marked for the Warhawk's second shutout victory of the season.
- The Warhawk's four-homer performance marks for the first time that the Orange and Black have hit four home runs in a game since the 2014 season.
 
STANDOUT PERFORMERS
- Dalton Cobb led AUM at the plate, with a two home run, three-RBI day. Cobb's two-homer performance, which upped his season total to five, marks for the first multi-homer game from a Warhawk since the 2014 season.
- Jonathan Brandt and Sage Smelley both also went yard in the game, with Brandt launching a solo shot, and Smelley connecting for a two-run bomb. Brandt also scored twice. 
- Quinterrious Arrington added a hit, two runs scored and two stolen bases. Arrington's 2019 stolen base total now sits at 32, good enough for seventh all-time in program history in a single year. 
- M. Henderson (3-2) kept the Badgers at bay for all six innings of his outing, while striking out four and throwing just 76 pitches. 
- Sam Steigert and Josh Flowers combined to toss the game's final three innings, while surrendering just one hit and striking out three a piece.  
 
HOW IT HAPPENED
- The Warhawk's first runs of the game came courtesy of Cobb's towering two-run blast to left field in the second inning. Brandt walked and stole second one batter prior to the one-out homer.
- AUM would go on to add two more runs over their next two at-bats, taking advantage of a Spring Hill throwing error to cross the plate in the third, and Brandt's leadoff solo shot in inning number four to lead 4-0. 
- Cobb would go on to smash his second home-run of the day with two away in the sixth, giving AUM a 5-0 advantage. 
- The Warhawks would go on to get three more runs in the seventh, courtesy of Smelley's two-run jack with nobody out, and Arrington crossing the plate on a Badger throwing error. 

QUOTING THE COACH
 
 
INSIDE THE BOXSCORE 
- The Warhawks were outhit by the Badgers in the game, 7-6.
- Six of AUM's eight runs in the game were scored via the home run.
- AUM left six runners on in the game, while the pitching staff stranded 12 Badger base runners. 
- Warhawk pitching issued just three walks in the game, while tallying double-digit strikeouts (10) for the fifth time this season.
 
UP NEXT
- The Warhawks will return to action on Wednesday, April 17 when they host Alabama Huntsville in midweek action. First pitch is slated for 4:00 p.m.
 
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