Lebanon Valley 4, Hood 1
Lebanon Valley 6, Hood 5

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

Hood Lineup Game 1
1. Leaman 2b, 2. Baer lf, 3. Erfurdt cf, 4. Fourcade 3b, 5. Sedgwick c, 6. Paugh p, 7. Canulli dp, 8. Saglimbeni rf, 9. Scott ss, Ritner 1b

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

Hood Lineup Game 2
1. Leaman p, 2. Baer rf, 3. Fourcade c, 4. Erfurdt cf, 5. Sedgwick 1b, 6. Paugh 3b, 7. Ritner lf, 8. Rubano 2b, 9. Scott ss

Game 1
Lebanon Valley clinched a spot in the 2015 Commonwealth Conference Championship Tournament with a 4-1 win over Hood in game one of the final doubleheader of the season on Saturday afternoon.

The victory earned the Flying Dutchmen (10-21, 7-8 CC) the tourney's #4 seed. They will host Alvernia in the opening game on Friday morning.

LVC broke a scoreless tie in the bottom of the third inning when Tessa Deardorff's RBI single to left field drove in Jasmine Dutton. Cheyanne Brown added to the advantage when her single up the middle scored Deardorff from second base and Emily Johnson's RBI single back up the middle pushed Brown across to make it 3-0 after three.

The Blazers (7-22, 4-11 CC) got on the board in the top of the fourth when they scored a single, unearned run on a Dutchmen error but Lebanon Valley added an insurance run in the bottom of the sixth when Alissa Robinson plated on Deardorff's bases-loaded walk.

Dutchmen starter Haley Neff sat down Hood 1-2-3 in the top of the seventh to seal the win and send LVC to the postseason.

Game 2
Elaine Gross' seventh-inning walk-off single to right-center field and scored Haley Neff from third base to give Lebanon Valley a Commonwealth Conference sweep of Hood with a 6-5 victory on Saturday afternoon.

Gross' two-out base knock capped the 2015 regular season for the Flying Dutchmen (11-21, 8-8 CC) and completed the come-from-behind win over the Blazers (7-23, 4-12 CC).

LVC trailed by as much as 5-1 after four and a half innings but the home team matched Hood's four-run top of the fifth by scoring four runs of its own in the bottom half. Sammy Bost's single to center field drove in Tessa Deardorff from second base, Jordyn Miller's double to left field plated Cheyanne Brown, Sammy Bost pushed across on a throwing error following Miller's extra-base knock, and Miller came around from second when Dutton doubled to center field with two outs.

The visitors got on the board first in the top of the second but the Dutchmen drew even in the bottom of the fourth when Kayla Bolinsky tug up on Dutton's two-out, sacrifice fly.

Inside the Circle
- Haley Neff (5-10) earned a complete game victory in the opener, throwing all seven innings and allowing just one run of the unearned variety on seven hits and just one walk.
- Kayli Paugh (4-9) took the loss for Hood in game one, surrendering four runs on 11 hits and one walk.
- Neff (6-10) earned her second win of the day in the nightcap, throwing the game's final three innings and giving up no runs, hits, and just one walk after spelling LVC starter Haley Christensen. Christensen went four innings and allowed just two earned runs on 11 hits. She struck out four Blazers.
- Sophia Leaman was the losing pitcher in the finale, giving up five earned runs on 11 hits and two walks. She struck out five Dutchmen.

At the Plate
- Sammy Bost and Jasmine Dutton each went 2-for-3 in the opener with Dutton doubling and scoring a run. Tessa Deardorff drove in a game-high two runs.
- Bost and Deardorff each finished 3-for-4 with a run scored in the second game. Deardorff tripled and Bost added an RBI.
- Hood's Sophia Leaman was 3-for-4 in game one and 2-for-3 with an RBI in the finale while Kayli Paugh went 2-for-3 with two runs scored in game two.
- The teams combined to hit five extra-base hits in game two; three for LVC and two for the Blazers.

Around the Diamond
- Sammy Bost stole three bases on the day; one in the opener and two in the second game.
- Tessa Deardorff and Emily Johnson swiped a bag each in game one.
- The Blazers managed just one stolen base on the day. Kristy Erfurdt swiped a bag in game two.
- Jordyn Miller recorded three assists and three putouts in game one and Jorey Aumiller recorded six putouts at second base in the nightcap.

Senior Day
- Jorey Aumiller – Aumiller played in 132 games during her career, starting 110 of them, and racked up 55 hits, including ten doubles, 31 RBI, and 23 runs scored. Her 163 assists rank her ninth all-time in program history.
- Tessa Deardorff – Deardorff is LVC's all-time leader in hits, runs scored (116), stolen bases (86), and at-bats (523). She was the 2012 Commonwealth Conference Rookie of the Year, an all-conference first-team selection in 2013, and a second-team all-conference pick in 2014. She was named to the CoSIDA/Capital One Academic All-District team in 2014 and is a two-time MAC Academic Honor Roll member.
- Jasmine Dutton – Over the last four seasons, Dutton recorded 36 hits, including nine doubles and her first career home run earlier this season, and drove in 26 runs. She racked up 47 total bases and scored 22 runs.
- Sam Ginder – Ginder battled through injury the past two seasons but worked back to earn time in 14 games during her time as a Dutchman. She recorded nine hits, including three doubles, drove in six runs, and finished with 12 total bases.
- Angela Harris – A MAC Academic Honor Roll honoree the past two seasons, Harris played in 132 career games and recorded 45 hits, including two homers. She racked up 25 RBI the past four years and scored 11 runs on 53 total bases.

Postseason
LVC, the tourney's #4 seed, will host fifth-seeded Alvernia on Friday morning at 10 a.m. in the opening game of the 2015 Commonwealth Conference Championship Tournament.