Orlando, FL- The Ramapo College Roadrunners opened up their Florida trip with a double header sweep of the Coe Kohawks, 5-0 and 10-8. The victories were the 399th and 400th in the storied coaching career of Roadrunner head coach Rich Martin.

In game one, Ramapo starter Jack McDonough (Cranford, NJ) notched his second win in as many starts, as he spun a complete game, three hit, shutout. The Roadrunners pounded out nine hits, including two a piece for shortstop Joey Cacchiola (Union, NJ), left fielder Mike Manges (Glen Rock, NJ), and catcher Tim Gaven (Union, NJ).  Pete Sita (Bayonne, NJ) knocked in two runs.

Mark Ruggiero (Fairfield, NJ) led off game two with a walk. Gino Gallagher (Cedar Grove, NJ) singled, and Cacchiola doubled, scoring Ruggeiro, putting the Roadrunners on top 1-0, before an out was recorded.  One out later, Manges singled to tally two more, making the score 3-0 heading to the bottom of the first. Coe scored a run of their own in the bottom of the frame, cutting the lead to 3-1. Kieth Kwiatek (Raritan, NJ) kicked off the Ramapo six run second inning with a triple. The inning was highlighted by a Cacchiola two RBI single, and a Manges three run homerun, which made the score 9-1.

The Kohawks scratched their way back into the game with three runs in the third, and four runs in the fourth, to cut the deficit to one, 9-8, as the Ramapo bats were suddenly silenced. Coe put the tying and go ahead runners on base in the bottom of the sixth, before Ramapo turned to Jordan Descafano (Toms River, NJ) to get out the jam. Descafano struck his first batter out looking, before retiring the next two on a flyout and groundout respectively. The Roadrunners added an insurance run in the top of the seventh, thanks to a John McGuckin (Bayonne, NJ) RBI single, scoring Justin Rabinowitz (Martinsville, NJ). Rabinowitz was running for Sita, who reached on an error to start the inning. Descafano recorded the first two outs, and then walked the bases loaded, before giving way to Cacchiola in the bottom of the seventh. Cacchiola retired the final batter of the game on a pop out to second, to earn his first save of the season.

Freshman Domenick Raimondo (Fairfield, NJ) earned his first career win, as he posted 2+ innings of effective relief. Manges finished the game with three hits and five RBI, while Gallagher and Cacchiola had two hits a piece.

Coach Martin's 100th win came while coaching Dominican College, 200th while at Hofstra University, and 300th and 400th at Ramapo.

The Roadrunners return to action tomorrow to face Westfield State University.