Gettysburg 12, Lebanon Valley 6 – 6 Innings
Gettysburg 13, Lebanon Valley 5 – 6 Innings

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

Gettysburg Lineup Game 1
1. Tighe cf, 2. Abell ss, 3. Zengel rf, 4. Hall c, 5. Hisgen 2b, 6. Iannone 3b, 7. Leonardo 1b, 8. Folfas dp, 9. Misurell lf, Treanor p

LVC Lineup Game 2
1. Deardorff lf, 2. Ortiz-Marrero rf, 3. Bost cf, 4. Valle c, 5. Miller ss, 6. Dutton 1b, 7. Gross dp, 8. Robinson 3b, 9. Bolinsky 2b, Mentzer p

Gettysburg Lineup Game 2
1. Tighe cf, 2. Abell ss, 3. Zengel rf, 4. Iannone c, 5. Hisgen 2b, 6. Leonardo 3b, 7. Misurell lf, 8. Folfas dp, 9. Twitchell 1b, Reilly p

Game 1
Lebanon Valley never stopped chipping away but in the end, Gettysburg's offense proved too much in game one of a non-conference doubleheader on Tuesday afternoon as the Bullets topped the Flying Dutchmen 12-6.

Gettysburg (20-3) struck first with one run in the bottom of the first inning but Alissa Robinson's RBI single to left field drove in Haley Christensen to tie it up in the top of the second.

The Bullets added two more in the third before exploding for seven runs on nine hits in the fourth.

LVC (6-13) staved off an early finish by scoring twice in the fifth. Tessa Deardorff plated thanks to a Gettysburg error and Christensen's RBI single through the right side drove in Sammy Bost. Bost added a pair of RBI in the sixth when she tripled to left field and drove in Deardorff and Jorey Aumiller before scoring thanks to another Bullet error, cutting the deficit to 10-6.

But the home team took advantage of a Flying Dutchmen error in the sixth to score two unearned runs and end the opener after six innings.

Game 2
Kim Ortiz-Marrero hit the first home run of her career but it wasn't enough to keep Lebanon Valley from falling to Gettysburg 13-5 in game two of a doubleheader on Tuesday evening.

The Bullets (21-3) scored the game's first six runs but Kayla Bolinsky's single to right center drove in Jasmine Dutton to get LVC (6-14) on the board in the fifth. Before the inning was out, Ortiz-Marrero went yard and brought home Bolinsky and Tessa Deardorff with her. With Gettysburg's lead now just 6-4, the Flying Dutchmen had new life.

The home team created some breathing room by adding a pair of runs to its tally in the bottom of the fifth but Robinson's RBI single to left field in the sixth brought in Dutton for the second time to keep the Dutchmen in it.

But the Bullets closed out their second victory of the day with five runs in the bottom of the frame.

Inside the Circle
- Jasmine Dutton (0-1) got her first start of the year in the opener. The Bullet offense made it tough on the senior as Gettysburg scored ten runs on 16 hits.
- Haley Christensen spelled Dutton, throwing the final 2.2 innings and allowed two runs on five hits. She also threw the final 1.1 innings of game two.
- Gettysburg's Lindsey Treanor earned her tenth win of the season in game one.
- Christina Mentzer (0-1) got the start in the nightcap and went 4.0 innings, allowing just four earned runs on 11 hits in addition to striking out three batters.
- The Bullets' Aileen Reilly got the start and the victory in the finale.

At the Plate
- Haley Christensen was 2-for-3 in the opener with an RBI, a run scored, and a walk. Elaine Gross and Angela Harris also had two hits apiece, with Gross hitting a double.
- Sammy Bost finished 1-for-3 with a triple, two RBI, and two runs scored in game one.
- Kim Ortiz-Marrero entered game two in the fifth inning and hammered the first pitch she saw over the right center field fence. It was the first home run of her career. She finished the game 1-for-1 with 3 RBI.
- Jasmine Dutton and Kelli Valle each doubled in the nightcap while Alissa Robinson and Kayla Bolinsky adding one RBI apiece.
- Melissa Tighe had a nice day for the Bullets, going 6-for-9 across both games with a triple and six runs scored.
- Gettysburg knocked seven extra-base hits across the pair of contests with LVC recording five.
- The home team's bats were on full display on Tuesday as the Bullets racked up 40 total hits on the afternoon.

Around the Diamond
- The Bullets swiped nine bags on the day, including seven in the first outing. Lebanon Valley attempted to steal just one base.
- The Dutchmen outfield saw plenty of action as Angela Harris, Elaine Gross, and Tessa Deardorff combined for eight putouts in the opener and five between Deardorff and Sammy Bost in the second game.

Stat of the Game
10 – The number of consecutive games won by Gettysburg during the team's current win-streak; its longest of the season.

Next Up
LVC's second-straight non-conference doubleheader is on tap as the Dutchmen head to Kean on Thursday afternoon for a rematch of last spring's NCAA Tournament Regional matchup.