It was another typical week on the diamond for the academies. Air Force scored 75 runs in five games, and Army dominated Navy once again.

But with three home series on the ledger, we could have some victories. Heading into March, all three sit right around five hundred.

Results

Friday

Air Force 21, Fresno State 5

Saturday

Army 9, Navy 3

Army 9, Navy 1

Fresno State 14, Air Force 12

Sunday

Air Force 15, Fresno State 9

Navy 5, Army 0

Tuesday

Air Force 18, Kansas 8 (7)

Marist vs Army - Cancelled

No.23 Maryland 18, Navy 8

Wednesday

Kansas 13, Air Force 9

Columbia 9, Army 4

Schedule

Friday

UNLV vs Air Force – 5 p.m. (Mountain West Network)

Saturday

Lafayette vs Navy – 1 p.m. (ESPN+)

Bucknell vs Army – 1 p.m.

UNLV vs Air Force – 2 p.m. (Mountain West Network)

Lafayette vs Navy – 3:30 p.m. (ESPN+)

Bucknell vs Army – 3:30 p.m.

Sunday

Lafayette vs Navy – 1 p.m. (ESPN+)

Bucknell vs Army – 1 p.m. (ESPN+)

UNLV vs Air Force – 2 p.m. (Mountain West Network)

Monday

Oral Roberts vs Air Force – 3 p.m. (Mountain West Network)

Tuesday

LIU vs Army – 3 p.m. (ESPN+)

Wednesday

Manhattan vs Army – 3 p.m. (ESPN+)

Navy vs Georgetown – 6 p.m.

Air Force

The offense keeps chugging along for the Air Force Falcons! In all but one game over the past week, Air Force scored double-digit runs.

It began on Friday as the Falcons scored a season-high 21 runs. They would hit four home runs and nine doubles as Paul Skenes struck out eight in six innings.

On Saturday, we saw more hitting as the Falcons racked up 17 hits but fell victim to a six-run third inning. Sunday, the Falcons tallied 15 runs to take their second series of the season against the Fresno State Bulldogs. Paul Skenes hit two bombs and rallied in seven RBI en route to Mountain West Player of the Week honors on Sunday.

The offense wouldn’t stop there as the Falcons scored 18 runs in seven innings, run ruling the Kansas Jayhawks by a score of 18-8 on Tuesday. They would fall victim on Wednesday, falling 13-9.

Air Force will host first-place UNLV over the weekend.

Army – Navy

Army swept its second doubleheader of the season against Navy, taking the five-game series by winning two of three over the weekend.

On Saturday, Army’s pitching staff shut Navy down, giving up four runs in 16 innings of ball. Connelly Early pitched a complete game in the opener, giving up three earned runs in seven innings of work. Robbie Buecker followed in game two by giving up no earned runs in five innings of work.

Sunday’s action saw Navy avoid the sweep against Army, shutting out the Black Knights by a score of 5-0. Matthew Shirah and Nolen Jorgenson combined to pitch 8.2 innings of scoreless ball.

Both teams lost in the midweek but host weekend series. Navy will welcome Lafayette to Annapolis and Army will welcome Bucknell to West Point.