CONCORD, Mass. - Senior Andrew Reid (Lowell, Mass.) and his classmates wrapped up their Middlesex careers with a resounding 9-0 win over ISL rival Saint George's on Wednesday afternoon.

The win was extremely sentimental for the Zebras as the field they have called home will be reconfigured, relocated and redesigned for the start of the 2027 season. 

Reid, who is headed to Winchendon for a postgrad season, was absolutely masterful on the mound, carrying a no-hitter into the seventh inning while striking out 14 batters.

After yielding a walk with one out in the second, Reid went on to retire 14 straight batters until a walk to leadoff the seventh. The Dragons' only hit came immediately after when Andreas Loucopoulos doubled to left field. Reid, however, fittingly struck out the next three batters to end the game and his impressive Middlesex career.

While Reid was in control on the mound, the Middlesex offense provided him with plenty of support, pushing across two runs in the third and then seven more in the fifth. Jack West (Littleton, Mass.) kickstarted the offense in the second when he singled then went to third on a double from Paul Chamberland (Stow, Mass.). Milo Conlin (Lexington, Mass.) followed that up with a single to right and then Colt Bagnulo (Hanover, N.H.) pushed another run across on a fielder's choice.

The Zebras then broke the game wide open in the fifth with RBI hits from Bagnulo, Matt Cloutier (Point-Claire, Quebec) and then a three-run double from Chamberland.

Seniors Bagnulo and Cloutier both had two hits, a run scored and an RBI, while Chamberland and Conlin had two hits as well.