Stevenson 8, Lebanon Valley 4
Lebanon Valley 8, Stevenson 5

LVC Lineup Game 1
1. Deardorff lf, 2. Brown dp, 3. Bost cf, 4. Johnson c, 5. Miller ss, 6. Neff p, 7. Harris rf, 8. Dutton 1b, 9. Ortiz-Marrero, Aumiller 2b

Stevenson Lineup Game 1
1. Mueller 3b, 2. Kahl cf, 3. Finnen 1b, 4. Ogletree dp, 5. Seger 2b, 6. Welch rf, 7. Gordon lf, 8. Cook c, 9. Ayres ss, Pichalski p

LVC Lineup Game 2
1. Deardorff lf, 2. Brown dp, 3. Bost cf, 4. Miller ss, 5. Valle c, 6. Dutton 1b, 7. Christensen p, 8. Ortiz-Marrero 3b, 9. Aumiller 3b, Bauer 2b

Stevenson Lineup Game 2
1. Mueller 3b, 2. Kahl  cf, 3. Finnen 1b, 4. Ogletree p, 5. Seger rf, 6. Fields c, 7. Fiamingo lf, 8. Ayres ss, 9. Dell 2b

Game 1
Stevenson scored first, padded its lead, and held off a late Lebanon Valley comeback attempt to top the Flying Dutchmen 8-4 in game one of a Commonwealth Conference doubleheader in Owings Mills, Md. on Sunday afternoon.

Jasmyn Ogleltree homered twice for the Mustangs (6-6, 3-0 CC), both two-run shots, in the third inning and in the sixth inning, bookending the home team's scoring in the opener. Stevenson plated three in the third and three in the fifth before the Dutchmen (4-9, 1-2 CC) got on the board.

After Tessa Deardorff scored on a throwing error early in the sixth, Emily Johnson drove in Cheyanne Brown with a single up the middle. Jordyn Miller followed it up with an RBI single that scored Sammy Bost and Liz Bauer plated when the Mustangs committed their second error of the stanza.

Ogletree's homer in the bottom of the frame sealed the win for Stevenson.

Game 2
After falling behind 5-0, Lebanon Valley scored eight unanswered runs to earn a split with Stevenson in the teams' doubleheader on Sunday afternoon.

The Mustangs (6-7, 3-1 CC) plated one in the first and four in the second, giving themselves a comfortable 5-0 advantage heading into the third inning. But Jordyn Miller's RBI single plated Tessa Deardorff in the bottom of the frame, eliminating the shutout and sparking some life in LVC (5-9, 2-2 CC).

Miller picked up her second RBI of the game when her groundout scored Deardorff again in the fifth. In the sixth, Jorey Aumiller singled and plated Elaine Gross to cut the deficit to 5-3 and Deardorff's groundout allowed Jasmine Dutton to cross the plate, leaving the Dutchmen trailing by just one entering the final inning,

In the seventh, Gross' single, Dutton's double, and Aumiller's sacrifice fly plated Sammy Bost, Gross, Kelli Valle, and Dutton to not only give LVC its first lead, but a comfortable cushion entering the last half inning. Haley Christensen sat the Mustangs down 1-2-3 to seal Lebanon Valley's fifth win of the year.

Inside the Circle
- Haley Christensen (4-3) threw a complete game in the finale, earning the win and allowing five runs on ten hits and four walks. She also struck out four Mustangs.
- Haley Neff (1-5) went the distance in the opener and gave up eight runs on ten hits and four walks in addition to striking out five.

At the Plate
- Jordyn Miller went 2-for-3 with an RBI while Tessa Deardorff, Cheyanne Brown, Emily Johnson, Jasmine Dutton, and Kim Ortiz-Marrero singled once each in game one.
- Miller and Jasmine Dutton drove in a team-high two runs apiece in the finale.
- Dutton and Sammy Bost accounted for LVC's extra-base hits in game two with a double each.

Around the Diamond
- Elaine Gross and Jasmine Dutton scored a team-high two runs apiece in the nightcap.
- Liz Bauer and Sammy Bost saw some of the most work in the field for the Dutchmen, recording four putouts each in the second game.
- Tessa Deardorff stole two bases across two games while Kim Ortiz-Marrero, Cheyanne Brown, and Kelli Valle swiped a bag each.

Next Up
The Dutchmen are next in action on Thursday afternoon when they host Messiah for another Commonwealth Conference doubleheader. First pitch of game one is set for 3 p.m.