North Florida University Ospreys Secure Series Sweep

News Summary

The North Florida Ospreys achieved a dramatic series sweep against Queens University, winning the third game 9-8 in extra innings. After overcoming an 8-4 deficit in the final inning, standout performances from players like Seth Alford and Connor Moore fueled the victory. In an earlier game that day, the Ospreys also triumphed with a 7-4 win, capping off a successful weekend that included honoring their senior players. The team looks forward to continuing their momentum in an upcoming matchup against South Florida.

Jacksonville, FL — The North Florida Ospreys secured a thrilling series sweep against Queens University, clinching a dramatic 9-8 victory in extra innings during the third game of their series on May 10, 2025. This victory marked a strong finish for the Ospreys and showcased their resilience as they overcame an 8-4 deficit entering the final inning.

With the game on the line in the bottom of the ninth, redshirt sophomore Nick Monile led off with a base hit, igniting a comeback. Sophomore Mitchell Collins walked to put two runners on base with no outs. Freshman Seth Alford then stepped up with a powerful three-run home run, bringing the Ospreys level at 8-8 and forcing the game into extra innings.

The drama continued into the bottom of the tenth inning when redshirt freshman Carter White walked and stole second base, setting the stage for Connor Moore, who hit a walk-off double to seal the victory for North Florida. Alford’s remarkable performance throughout the day saw him finish at 5-of-9 with 6 RBIs over the two games.

Earlier on the same day, the Ospreys had won game two against Queens with a score of 7-4. This game featured pivotal runs scored in the bottom of the sixth inning after a weather delay. The Ospreys also added another insurance run in the eighth inning from a sacrifice fly by senior Cade Bush.

Game Highlights and Statistics

In game three, Kaden Humphrey earned the win, improving his record to 2-2, while Derek Westfall took the loss, falling to 2-3. The final statistics showed North Florida with 9 runs and 11 hits, while Queens matched with 8 runs and 11 hits.

In game two, Zane Starling was credited with the win, bringing his record to 1-0, and Johnny Joseph was charged with the loss, falling to 0-1. Kaden Humphrey also earned a save in this game, achieving his 11th of the season. The line scores of game two indicated UNF’s performance of 7 runs on 9 hits compared to Queens’ 4 runs on 7 hits.

Senior Day Celebration

Before the start of game two, the Ospreys honored 11 seniors, commemorating the contributions of nine players and two staff members. This celebration added an emotional layer to the day’s events, highlighting the achievements of the senior class as they concluded their college careers.

Looking Ahead

Following this successful weekend, the North Florida Ospreys will turn their attention to a midweek matchup against South Florida. The game is scheduled for May 13, 2025, at 6 p.m. in Jacksonville, where the Ospreys will aim to continue their winning streak and build momentum in the season.

This series sweep not only boosts the Ospreys’ confidence but also positions them favorably as they head into the latter part of the season.

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