HARTFORD, Conn. — After five scoreless innings with Ian Brown (Tampa, Fla.) at the helm for the Trinity College baseball team, Salve Regina with a six-run sixth inning before Brandon Chow's (Greenwich, Conn.) two-run bomb out of right field knotted the game at six a piece on Thursday at Murren Family Field. Two more runs in the bottom of the sixth sealed the 10-7 victory for the Bantams and snapped the Seahawks eight-game win streak. Trinity improved to 9-4 on the season with back-to-back wins at home this week, while Salve Regina dropped to 11-4. The team remains at home as it hosts its first New England Small College Athletic Conference opponent Colby College in game one of a three-game series on Saturday at 4 p.m.

Sean Meth (Port Washington, N.Y.) ignited the three-run third inning after a short single to the pitcher that allowed Chow to score, after the senior stole second base to get into scoring position. Tyler Bernstein (Ponte Vedra, Fla.) scored on the next play as Jack Ryan (Bethesda, Md.) grounded into a double play, followed by an unearned run by Jack Mathews (Westport, Conn.) who crossed home after Patrick Dillon (Bronx, N.Y.) reached first off an error by the left fielder. Trinity tacked on a fourth run in the bottom of the fifth as Meth started on first base with two outs on the board, but three-straight passed balls brought home the junior.

A double down the left field line by Tyler Cannoe ignited the aggressive six-run inning as Matt D'Amato crossed home to by Salve Regina on the board in the sixth frame. A pair of runs scored before a pitching change brought Sam Craven (Wakefield, R.I.) out on the mound to clean up the mess with no outs on the board. The right hander faced one batter who into a double play as Dillion, Matthews and Meth stayed in sync to put two outs on the board. A single and a double brought the final two Seahawks home before a fly out to Chow sealed the final out of the lengthy sixth inning.

With rookie Dylan Schnitzer (Huntington, N.Y.) on first base and one out, Chow's home run knotted the game 6-6 followed by runs by Bernstein and the eventual game-winner by Meth. Bernstein found himself in scoring position after stealing second base and advanced to third off a throwing error by the catcher. Ryan doubled to right field allowed Meth to come off after four balls put the infielder on the bags.

With the bases loaded in back-to-back plays, Jonathan Link struck out a swinging Seahawk and only allowed one to score in the seventh inning to keep the Bantams in fighting shape. An excellent fielding play by Bernstein to Ryan to deny Christian Homa a run for the Seahawks highlighted the frame for the second out. With Matthews at the plate, a throwing error by the pitcher allowed the junior to get on the bags as Chow scored off the throw and a delayed steal of home by Bernstein padded the Navy & Gold's lead by three.

The Trinity bullpen stood strong as the foursome stranded 10 Seahawks, struck out five with four walks and 14 hits. Brown and Link led the charge with two strikeouts each, while Craven secured his first win of the season and first-year Joseph Capano (Scarsdale, N.Y.) his first career save. Chow earned a spot on base in all four at bats after going 2-for-2 with two walks, a pair of RBIs and three runs. Bernstein also scored a trio of runs after hitting 1-for-2 and two walks. Salve Regina outhit Trinity 14-9, but the home team only left eight on base.