Diamond Heels narrowly escape upset against Stony Brook in Friday night matchup
After a scrappy 11-inning performance, the Diamond Heels (7-3) narrowly escaped an upset, defeating Stony Brook 3-2.
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After a scrappy 11-inning performance, the Diamond Heels (7-3) narrowly escaped an upset, defeating Stony Brook 3-2.
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