Danbury, Conn.--Junior third baseman Cal Parrillo (Greenville, R.I.) became Rhode Island College's all-time career RBI leader by driving in six as the Anchormen routed Western Connecticut, 19-6, in Little East action on Tuesday afternoon.
 
THE BASICS
Rhode Island College 19, Western Connecticut 6 (eight innings)
Rhode Island College (20-10, 7-1)
Western Connecticut (5-24, 1-9 LEC)
 
HOW IT HAPPENED
• RIC's was on full display, scoring four or more runs in four separate innings.
 
• Parrillo, who needed just three RBI to break the program record for career RBI (127 by Mike Naylor; 2003-07), singled in a pair in the first inning then doubled in freshman second baseman Lucas McElroy (Westport, Mass.) in the second to claim the record.
 
• Parrillo didn't stop there, hitting a two-run shot in the sixth inning and then collecting his sixth RBI by singling in the Anchormen's final run of the game in the eighth.
 
• The Anchormen offense had its best day of the season, scoring 19 runs on 18 hits, 12 of which went for extra bases.
 
• Parrillo went 4-for-6 with six RBI, a homer, a double and a walk, while scoring three runs himself.
 
• Junior center fielder Cameron Santerre (Bristol, R.I.) scored five times, hit three doubles and added a triple.
 
• Senior pitcher Connor Davey (Cheshire, Conn.) picked up career win number 22 (5-2), which put him in sole possession of second place all-time at RIC. Senior reliever Colin Gauthier (Pawtucket, R.I.) secured his fourth save of the year by hurling three scoreless innings.
 
WHAT'S NEXT
In upcoming action, Rhode Island College will host Western New England on Thursday, April 20 (3:30 p.m.).