Van Spronsen slammed the brakes on Wagner’s three-game slide and put the Seahawks in position for their eventual series win at Atlantic Sun member Jacksonville. After Wagner dropped the opener of a three-game set against a team that earned a NCAA At-Large Selection last year, Van Spronsen took the ball and twirled a nine-inning complete-game victory. The Seahawks’ senior right-hander surrendered only one run on five hits and two walks against the Dolphins, who were tabbed second in the 2012 A-Sun preseason coaches’ poll. The Canadian-born Van Spronsen surrendered only one extra-base hit and needed only 97 pitches to close the book on a club that earned top-40 billing from the Collegiate Baseball News Preseason Poll. He registered nine strikeouts in 9.0 innings pitched, twice fanning Preseason All-American first baseman Brett Scott Walker.