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Georgia State’s Brad Stromdahl picks up milestone victory

Georgia State baseball coach Brad Stromdahl.

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Georgia State baseball coach Brad Stromdahl.
By Stan Awtrey
April 8, 2023

Georgia State baseball coach Brad Stromdahl recorded his 400th career victory Saturday when Georgia State defeated James Madison 3-1 in Harrisonburg, Virginia.

Rafael Acosta allowed only one run on three hits over seven innings and improved his record to 2-0. Matt Ruiz hit a two-run homer to pace the offense.

Stromdahl is in his fourth season at Georgia State. His career record is 400-192 in 11 seasons as a head coach. GSU is 15-17 this season.

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Stan Awtrey has been covering sports for the Atlanta Journal-Constitution since 1977. He currently writes about high school sports, Georgia State University athletics and golf.

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