Martha's Vineyard Sharks News
Trailing late on the road, Martha's Vineyard struck for two on Jackson Taylor's go-ahead single in the seventh, then leaned on three lights-out innings from Alex Grant to escape Montpelier with a 4–3 win.
Martha's Vineyard collects 11 hits but strands a dozen runners as the Blues' early offense holds up.
Martha's Vineyard rallies from behind three times before Schooners push across the winner in the 10th
Griffin Crain grand slam and Ty Fredo two-run homer not enough as Waves answer with a five-run fifth
Martha's Vineyard clawed back from a three-run hole on the road in Connecticut, riding Ryan Thompson's four-RBI night to an 8–6 win and a tenth consecutive victory.
Nick Rubino's two-RBI night and a shutdown bullpen powered Martha's Vineyard past the Danbury Westerners, pushing the Sharks' winning streak to nine.
Martha's Vineyard rides three unearned runs and a four-run fifth to a 7–4 opener, then erupts for eight runs over two innings to take the nightcap 9–5, stretching its winning streak to eight games at The Shark Tank.
Behind a three-run first inning and 12 strikeouts, Martha's Vineyard ran its winning streak to six with a 5–2 takedown of the Gulls.
Five Sharks pitchers combined on a four-hitter while Will Bavaro and Jackson Taylor drove in two runs apiece, as Martha's Vineyard stretched its winning streak to five games with a 7–1 takedown of Vermont.
A six-run fifth inning and seven shutout innings from the bullpen powered Martha's Vineyard past North Adams as the Sharks' winning streak hit four games.
Jackson Taylor drove in three runs, including a two-run homer in the eighth, while five Sharks pitchers combined to hold Valley to just five hits as Martha's Vineyard extended its 2026 winning streak to three games.
BRISTOL, Conn. — Nick Rubino drove in three runs and the Martha's Vineyard Sharks turned a tie game into a comfortable win, pulling away with late rallies to beat the Bristol Blues 7-4 at Muzzy Field on Sunday. The win improved the Sharks to 2-1 and dropped Bristol to 3-1.
A three-run first inning and a Jaylen Hernandez home run powered Martha's Vineyard past the Newport Gulls, 5-3, as the Sharks fended off a late rally to land their first victory of the season.
OAK BLUFFS, Mass. - The Martha's Vineyard Sharks out-hit the Mystic Schooners and brought the tying run all the way to third base in the ninth, but a quiet night with runners aboard proved costly in a 3-2 loss at the Shark Tank on Friday.
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2019 Shark Pitcher Will Warren Caps Impressive Rookie MLB Season
