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Baseball: Scouts’ bats go cold in loss to Notre Dame

Lake Forest’s Cal Coughlin prepares to deliver a pitch during the Scouts loss to Notre Dame on March 30 in Niles. Photos by Alex Mayster/22nd Century Media
Scouts catcher Jake Durburg and Coughlin express their disappointment after a Dons runner scored on an error.
LF’s Caleb Durbin (left) and Jonathan Salm both look to make a play on a ground ball.

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Alex Mayster, Staff Writer
1:12 pm PDT April 1, 2016

The Lake Forest baseball team’s two-hit, one-run first inning in a March 30 contest against Notre Dame was anything but a sign of things to come.

Playing in their Illinois opener — after going 0-2 during a spring break trip to Kentucky — the Scouts were shut out the rest of the way and recorded just five more singles in a 7-1 loss to the Dons.

The defeat came on a cold, windy day beneath on-and-off showers, but Lake Forest coach Ray Del Fava refused to use the conditions as an excuse.

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