The Emory University baseball team dropped its second straight game to North Carolina Wesleyan, falling 11-3 to the Battling Bishops on Sunday afternoon.

After taking a 1-0 lead in the first inning off a Patrick Riebsame single, the Eagles would allow 11 unanswered runs six of which were unearned.

Emory would get two back in the top of the seventh inning on a Mark Lindemann groundout and an RBI double for Robbie Wodarczyk, but that would be as close as the Eagles would get the rest of the way.  Senior Mark Terranova would add on the Eagles' only other extra-base hit during the game, a triple in the eighth inning.

One of the bright spots for the Eagles in the contest was the effort of freshman pitcher Caleb Long, who struck out four over two hitless innings in his Emory debut. 

The Eagles, now 1-4 this season, will return home to host Washington and Lee College at 2:00 PM on Tuesday.