Sam Daggers, John Cristino and Nick Nocella slammed home runs while Cristino and Dauri Genao drove in two runs each to lift the Roadrunners past visiting Camden County College 12-2 Tuesday afternoon.

Winning pitcher Jack Billings turned in his best outing of the season, hurling four innings, striking out 10, and allowing just one hit.

The Runners, No. 2 in the latest NJCAA Division III National rankings, improved to 11-1-1 overall.

Click Here for Photo Highlights Here vs. Camden County College

Game Day Preview

The Roadrunner Baseball team will host local rival Camden County College Tuesday, March 23, in a 9-inning game starting at 3 pm at the Baseball Complex.

The Runners, who swept a pair of doubleheaders this past weekend, enter the game with a 10-1-1 overall record and sit at No. 2 nationally in the NJCAA Division III National Rankings.

Pitching has been a strong point for Coach Rob Valli's team. Sophomore Marcus Eusebio and freshman Chris Widger are among the national leaders with a 0.00 earned run average each, while Widger ranks fourth nationally with 28 strikeouts. Eusebio has compiled a 3-0 record in the early going, Widger is 2-0, and lefty Joe Marino is 2-1.

There has also been no shortage of offensive firepower. Sophomore catcher John Cristino has emerged among the national leaders with 3 home runs and 17 RBIs to lead the way. Righfielder Sam Daggers has contributed 22 hits for an impressive .489 batting average while sophomore Dauri Genao has collected 14 RBIs.

The Runners already have one win over Camden County this spring, a 7-3 decision on March 17.

Spectators are reminded of the following:

-- Some bleachers will be for team use only.
-- The top four rows behind home plate are for RCSJ staff only.
-- Spectators in bleacher areas must be masked.
-- No contact (within 6 feet) is permitted with any members of teams, umpires, or RCSJ staff.