Lebanon Valley 5, Lycoming 4 – 9 Innings
Lebanon Valley 13, Lycoming 5

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

Lyco Lineup Game 1
1. Kunes 3b, 2. Pugh 1b, 3. Weaver ss, 4. Lapano dp, 5. Marianelli rf, 6. Secord 2b, 7. Schoenstadt cf, 8. Crabb c, 9. Poorman c, Shady p

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

Lyco Lineup Game 2
1. Novak ss, 2. Pugh 1b, 3. Weaver p, 4. Lapano dp, 5. Marianelli rf, 6. Secord 2b, 7. Thomas cf, 8. Crabb c, 9. Burger 3b, Poorman lf

Game 1
It took longer than expected but Lebanon Valley outlasted Lycoming in nine innings, defeating the Warriors 5-4 in game one of a Commonwealth Conference doubleheader on Sunday afternoon when Jasmine Dutton singled up the middle and scored Jordyn Miller in the top of the final frame.

The victory was LVC head coach Stacey Hollinger's 400th of her career.

With the bases loaded in the bottom of the ninth, Haley Neff got Lyco's Ashley Schoenstadt to groundout to second base and Jorey Aumiller threw out Schoenstadt at first to secure the victory.

After three scoreless innings, the Flying Dutchmen (8-21, 5-8 CC) got on the board first when Angela Harris singled to center field and scored Emily Johnson in the top of the fourth but the home team jumped out in front with a pair of runs in the bottom of the frame.

Miller's double to left field plated Tessa Deardorff and Sammy Bost in the top of the fifth to put LVC back out in front 3-2 but again, Lycoming had an answer, using a hit-by-pitch, a walk, and two singles to tie it up in the bottom of the stanza.

The visitors appeared to be in the driver's seat when they reclaimed a one-run lead in the top of the sixth when Bost's bases-loaded walk pushed Cheyanne Brown across but a lead-off single led to Lyco (14-13, 4-9 CC) plating the equalizer in the bottom of the seventh.

Neither team threatened in the eighth but Miller's lead-off double in the top of the ninth set up the Dutchmen's dramatic win.

Game 2
Lebanon Valley's bats were on full display in the team's 13-5 victory over Lycoming in game two of a Commonwealth Conference doubleheader on Sunday afternoon. The pair of victories was the Flying Dutchmen's first league sweep of the spring.

With LVC (9-21, 6-8 CC) leading 7-5 after five innings, the Dutchmen put the game out of reach with six runs in the top of the sixth. Sammy Bost's single to left field scored Tessa Deardorff, Cheyanne Brown plated on a Lyco (14-14, 4-10 CC) error, Emily Johnson's double drove in Bost, Jordyn Miller's two-run home run to straightaway center brought Elaine Gross around with her, and Jasmine Dutton's double to center field pushed Angela Harris across.

The Dutchmen scored at least one run in every inning except the second. Bost's first inning single up the middle plated Deardorff for the first time and the visitors tacked on three in the top of the third when a Warrior error allowed Brown and Deardorff to cross the dish before Johnson's sac fly drove in Bost.

Jorey Aumiller picked up an RBI in the fourth when her single up the middle pushed Haley Christensen across. Angela Harris also scored on the play thanks to another Warrior error. LVC scored its seventh run of the game in the fifth when Johnson scored from third base on an errant throw by the Lycoming catcher.

The Dutchmen never trailed.

Inside the Circle
- LVC starter Haley Neff (4-10) picked up her second win in as many days in the opener, throwing a complete 9.0 inning game and allowing four runs on 12 hits and a walk. She also struck out two Warriors. Neff also earned the save in the finale, throwing the final 1.1 innings.
- Rachael Shady (3-4) also threw all 9.0 first game innings and surrendered five runs, four of which were earned, on 14 hits, four walks, and a wild pitch.
- Haley Christensen (5-8) got the victory in the nightcap for the Dutchmen, going 4.2 innings and allowing just three earned runs on seven hits and three walks.
- Kristi Weaver (5-7) took the loss for Lyco in the second game, allowing 12 runs, only six of which were earned, on 15 hits.

At the Plate
- Jordyn Miller was a perfect 4-for-4 for LVC in game one with three doubles, two RBI, and a run scored. Tessa Deardorff and Sammy Bost had three singles and a run scored each.
- Deardorff was 4-for-5 in the finale while Bost, Angela Harris, and Jorey Aumiller each went 2-for-4. Cheyanne Brown, Emily Johnson, and Jordyn Miller had two hits apiece with Johnson and Jasmine Dutton doubling once each and Miller homering.
- Kristi Weaver finished 2-for-3 with a double and two runs scored in the second game for Lycoming.
- LVC had seven extra-base hits on the day compared to just one for the Warriors.

Around the Diamond
- Lebanon Valley head coach Stacey Hollinger earned career wins number 400 and 401 on Sunday afternoon.
- Errors were prevalent as Lyco committed eight across two games and LVC four.
- Sammy Bost stole four bases on the day while Tessa Deardorff swiped three bags and Cheyanne Brown one.
- Jorey Aumiller had seven putouts and four assists on the day manning second base.

Stat of the Day
85 – With her three swiped bags across this afternoon's games, Tessa Deardorff is now Lebanon Valley's all-time leader stolen bases with 85. The previous record of 82 was set by her sister, former player and current assistant coach Katie Deardorff `14.

Next Up
LVC hosts Hood on Saturday afternoon for another Commonwealth Conference doubleheader; the team's final games of the 2015 season. Saturday is also the Dutchmen's 2015 senior day.