MISENHEIMER, N.C. — The Pfeiffer baseball team did something so rare on Sunday, they say there's no documentation of it ever happening before at the NCAA level.
In order, the team hit for a solo home run, a two-run home run, a three-run home run, and a grand slam -- all in one inning.
Here's how it happened.
In the fourth inning of the first game of a doubleheader, Jackson Leck hit a solo home run to put the Falcons up 4-2 over Averett.
Two batters later, Landon Evans hit a two-run home run.
First baseman Austin Morton followed with a three-run homer.
And to cap off the "home run cycle," Morton came up again in the same inning and belted a grand slam to make it 16-2.
The team says that "according to available NCAA records, that has never been documented in NCAA collegiate baseball at any level."
Pfeiffer won that game, 17-2 in seven innings (run rule) and swept the series against Averett over the weekend.
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