Hats off, Jack Bowery!
What an outing by the Northeastern starting pitcher.#HawaiiBSB pic.twitter.com/W4bn53md9s

— Spectrum Sports HI (@specsportshi) March 4, 2025

HONOLULU, Hawaii – In a 12-inning thriller to end the series, the Northeastern Huskies (4-5) got 10.0 two-run innings out of starter Jack Bowery, but fell in the 12^th inning to the Hawai'i Rainbow Warriors (10-2) by a score of 3-2 on Monday evening at Murakami Stadium.
 

• The Rainbows got off to a quick start, scoring two runs in three hits and an error to lead 2-0.
• Northeastern answered right back with a one-out single up the middle by Ryan Gerety. His single scored Justin Bosland, who led off the inning with a four pitch walk and stole second.
• The Huskies tied it in the fifth – this time Gerety was the runner, sprinting from first to home and beating a tag on a double to right-center field by Cam Maldonado.
• From there Bowery went to work, retiring 18 straight batters from the fifth all the way to extra innings, keeping the Warriors' hot offense quiet.
• Northeastern got a runner in scoring position in the ninth in Jack Doyle on a two-out double, and in the 10^th with back to back singles from Maldonado and Alex Lane to lead off the inning, but Hawaii was able to get out of both scenarios.
• Bowery finished his night in the 11^th, after allowing just five hits, no walks, and striking out eight. He threw 108 pitches on the night before we was relieved by closer Jack Beauchesne.
• In the 11^th, Beauchesne faced a runner in scoring position right away, but dealt with it with a ground out back to the mound, a ground out to third, and a bases-loaded ground ball to Jack Doyle, which he grabbed and dove to the second base bag to get the final force out.
• In the 12^th, the Huskies were unable to get on base, and a pair of errors in the bottom of the inning allowed the Rainbows to hit a single to center field, their first hit since the fourth inning, to walk it off.
• Bowery's effort is the first 10+ inning performance by a Husky pitcher in the modern era (2000-onward). It's the most innings pitched by one pitcher since Devin Monds in 2005, who made it to the 10^th inning but was relieved before the Huskies went on to win in the bottom of the 10th, 1-0 against Hartford.

 
Northeastern will head to San Diego, California this weekend for a four-game series with the San Diego State Aztecs. That series begins Thursday evening, March 6^th at 6 p.m. pacific time.