Susquehanna 8, Lebanon Valley 0 – 6 Innings
Susquehanna 8, Lebanon Valley 1

LVC Lineup Game 1
1. Deardorff lf, 2. Bost dp, 3. Gross cf, 4. Johnson c, 5. Harris rf, 6. Neff p, 7. Robinson 3b, 8. Bauer 2b, 9. Aumiller ss, Dutton 1b

Susquehanna Lineup Game 1
1. Cantalini 3b, 2. Greenwald lf, 3. Neveroski cf, 4. Creamer 1b, 5. Brady rf, 6. Pearson ss, 7. Chlebove 2b, 8. Musser dp, 9. Miller c, Lewis p

LVC Lineup Game 2
1. Deardorff lf, 2. Brown rf, 3. Bost cf, 4. Johnson c, 5. Christensen p, 6. Harris dp, 7. Miller ss, 8. Robinson 3b, 9. Bauer 2b, Dutton 1b

Susquehanna Lineup Game 2
1. Cantalini 3b, 2. Greenwald cf, 3. Neveroski rf, 4. Creamer dp, 5. Pearson ss, 6. Rafter 1b, 7. Chlebove 2b, 8. Hanratty lf, 9. Miller c, Lewis p

Game 1          
Lebanon Valley managed just one hit in the team's 8-0 loss at Susquehanna in game one of a non-conference doubleheader on Wednesday afternoon.

Despite their offensive struggles, the Flying Dutchmen (6-19) defense and a great start by pitcher Haley Neff had LVC neck-and-neck with Susquehanna (17-5) through four innings of play. Angela Harris gunned out Leigh Ann Greenwald attempting to score from second base to end the first inning, keeping things scoreless in the early going.

Neff sat the Crusaders down 1-2-3 in the bottom of the third and got three more quick outs in the fourth but the home team used six hits, including three doubles, and one Dutchmen error to score five runs in the fifth.

Back-to-back doubles in the sixth inning allowed Susquehanna to push a pair of runs across in the sixth before the game-winner plated from third base after a stolen base and errant throw.

Game 2
Susquehanna scored early and often enough to keep Lebanon Valley from mounting a threat in the Crusaders' 8-1 win in game two of a non-conference doubleheader on Wednesday afternoon.

A first inning single plated one for Susquehanna (18-5) while Leigh Ann Greenwald's RBI double drove in three in the second. The Crusaders added four more in the fourth to put the Flying Dutchmen (6-20) in a hole in the middle innings.

After being held to one hit in the opener, LVC had opportunities in the nightcap but left eight runners on base in game two, including a pair in the top of the second, third, and fifth innings. The visitors scored their lone run in the fifth when an error by Susquehanna's first baseman allowed Tessa Deardorff to cross the dish from third base.

Inside the Circle
- Haley Neff (2-10) was strong in the early going of her 6.0 inning outing in game one, allowing just five hits in the first four innings before the Susquehanna bats burst to life in the final two frames. In all, she allowed four earned runs on 14 hits and two walks. She also struck out two batters.
- Morgan Lewis (10-3) was stout in the opener, earning her tenth win of the spring and surrendering just one hit and two walks. She racked up 11 strikeouts.
- Haley Christensen (4-7) threw the entirety of game two and allowed four earned runs on 12 hits two walks. She also struck out a pair of Crusaders.
- Jamie Fesentine (8-2) got the victory for Susquehanna in the finale, allowing no earned runs or walks and striking out four batters.

At the Plate
- Sammy Bost had LVC's lone hit of game one.
- As a team, Susquehanna doubled six times in the opener.
- Tessa Deardorff and Angela Harris had two singles apiece in the nightcap with Cheyanne Brown accounting for Lebanon Valley's fifth hit of the game.
- Susquehanna's Leigh Ann Greenwald had a big day at the dish, going 3-for-4 with a double, an RBI, and two runs scored in the first game and 3-for-4 with a triple, a double, a run scored, and four RBI in the nightcap.

Around the Diamond
- Sammy Bost had the Dutchmen's only stolen base of game one, swiping second after her first inning single.
- Bost swiped another bag in the second game and Tessa Deardorff stole two in the finale.
- Each squad committed two errors in each game.
- Liz Bauer had six putouts and two assists at second base in the nightcap.

Next Up
LVC gets back to conference play when the team hosts Arcadia for a doubleheader on Saturday afternoon. Saturday is the program's Autism Awareness Day.