WORCESTER -- The WPI baseball team wrapped up its 2025 season with a pair of losses to nationally ranked Salve Regina on Friday afternoon at Granger Field. 
 
The Engineers (14-25, 2-14 NEWMAC) dropped game one by an 8-0 score, and led until the seventh inning of action to No. 11 Salve Regina (29-7, 13-3) before falling 6-2 in game two.
 
D.C. Brown (Plymouth, MA) got the start on the day for the Engineers, pitching seven innings of action, allowing nine hits and five earned runs while striking out six. Dominic Monico (Litchfield, NH) rounded out the game with a pair of innings pitched, three hits and two runs allowed and picked up two strikeouts. In the second game of the day, Luke Blandino (Eden, NY) performed in the first 6.2 innings of action, allowing five hits and three earned runs and striking out eight. He was relieved by a trio of pitchers in the loss. 
 
On the offensive front, Jonathan Lattimer (Windsor, CT) accounted for two of WPI's four hits in game one while Camden Willems (The Woodlands, TX) finished with a 2-for-5 game from the leadoff spot in game two while Gavin George (Salem, NH) drove in both of the RBIs of the game. 
 
GAME ONE 
Salve got on the board for the first time in the second inning of action and added at least one run in the third, fifth, seventh and ninth innings of play. 
 
After some small ball helped to score the first five runs of the game, Salve Regina concluded the first game of the day with some long trippers as Evan O'Rourke (Arlington, VA), who finished the day with four RBIs and three runs scored in a 2-for-5 outing, launched a solo shot in the seventh and a two-run homer in the final inning of action. 
 
GAME TWO 
Salve was the first to get on the board in game one putting one run on the board in the top of the third but the Engineers answered back in the fifth inning. 
 
Spencer Merrick (Abington, MA) started things off getting hit by a pitch. He advanced to second on a single down the leftfield line and to third following a throwing error that loaded the bases. A single to left center from George drove in a pair of runs and gave the Engineers their first lead of the day. 
 
But Salve regained the lead in the seventh and added to it in the eighth en route to the season finale win. 
 
UP NEXT 
This concludes the 2025 season for WPI while Salve Regina moves on to the NEWMAC Tournament which begins on Wednesday, May 7.