STATESBORO, Ga.- The UNC Greensboro (UNCG) baseball's team phenomenal season has come to an end at the NCAA Statesboro Regional after an 8-0 loss against No. 16 Georgia Southern and a 2-0 loss to No. 24 Texas Tech.
 
Seniors Austin Parsley and Jared Mathewson each earned their 18^th start of the season, a tie for the most starts in a single season.
 
Parsley pitched 4.0 innings in his final game as a Spartan against Georgia Southern. He allowed nine hits and struck out three batters. He finished his season with 95 strikeouts, 16 walks, three complete games, and a 4.01 ERA in 114.1 innings pitched.
 
Hunter Shuey and Austin Koehn followed Parsley against the Eagles. Shuey pitched 0.2 innings while Koehn pitched the final 3.1 innings.
 
FINAL WORDS FROM COACH GODWIN (GAME ONE)
On weather pushing the game back a day
"We had to do it last week in the conference tournament, had a 9 a.m. game. You can sit here and look back, I tell our kids all the time, we're going to point the thumb and we're not going to point the finger at anything. We're going to be accountable and responsible for anything and we just condition our kids that way. We just grind through whatever is thrown at us."
 
Mathewson pitched 7.1 innings against Texas Tech, allowing five hits and striking out seven batters. In 97.1 innings pitched this season, he has struck out 70 batters, walked 31, and pitched one complete game.
 
Senior Alex Hoppe pitched the final 1.2 innings against Texas Tech. He struck out two batters and allowed a run. He finished the season with a 2.97 ERA, the lowest on the team, 84 strikeouts, and 30 walks in 66.2 innings.
 
The Spartans were held to four hits in the first game. Pres Cavenaugh led with two while Zack Budzik and Ethan McKay had one.
 
Senior Greg Hardison led with two hits in game two. Kennedy Jones, Hogan Windish, and Caleb Freeman had one.
 
FINAL WORDS FROM COACH GODWIN (GAME TWO)
"It's tough, I've said this over and over, it's tough to get here, it's tough when you're here and you lose and turn around and play again. That's probably the toughest game in the tournament to overcome. If you survive, then you start to gain some momentum. Jared certainly gave us every opportunity to gain that kind of momentum. We just weren't enough. I thought Birdwell [from Texas Tech] was good. We faced two really good arms today. Our kids swung the bat all year and that's a credit to those two young men that pitched against us today. I was just proud of our kids. To be 0-7 and watch them get better every day. I have a lot to be proud of. We will be back. That's what I'm going to tell them."