Final Score: North Florida 3, Lipscomb 1
Location: Jacksonville, Fla. (Harmon Stadium)
Records: North Florida (24-24, 9-9 ASUN) | Lipscomb (21-27, 7-11 ASUN)
WP: Brad Deppermann (2-4) | LP: Noah Thompson (3-4) | Save: Nick Marchese (3)

Jacksonville, Fla. – The North Florida Baseball team used a pinch hit two-run single from freshman Max Law and solid pitching from junior Brad Deppermann to pick up a 3-1 win over Lipscomb on Sunday at Harmon Stadium in ASUN play. With the win and other results in the league on Sunday, UNF punched its ticket to the 2018 ASUN Baseball Championship to be played at Harmon Stadium beginning on May 23rd.

LEADING OFF
- Deppermann for the second straight Sunday matched his career best with 8.0 IP as he scattered five hits and allowed only one run, while walking two and tying a career-high with eight strikeouts. 
- The Ospreys spread the hits around as eight different Ospreys got in the hit column with Law and classmate Abraham Sequera picking up the RBI's in the contest. 
- Jay Prather extended his reached base streak to 34 in a row and his hit streak to 16 in a row with his second inning walk and seventh inning single respectively.
- Both Tanner Murphy and Chris Berry have now reached base safely in 26 straight games. 
- The Ospreys have now won 20 home games in four straight seasons. 
- Nick Marchese came in the ninth and picked up his second save of the weekend and third in the last five games. 

HOW IT HAPPENED
- Deppermann faced the minimum in the opening three innings and got the first two outs in the fourth before the Bisons took a 1-0 lead on a solo homer.
- In the seventh, UNF offense struck in a big way after singles from Prather and Blake Voyles, the pair advanced to second and third on a Lipscomb wild pitch which set the table for Law. 
- The freshman lined one right back up the middle and scored both Voyles and Prather to give UNF a 2-1 lead.
- Sequera on the next pitch lined an RBI single of his own through the right side to give UNF an insurance run and lead them to the 3-1 win. 
 
WHAT'S NEXT
The Ospreys travel to Newark for the final regular season series of the season against NJIT beginning on Thursday at 6 p.m.