Lebanon Valley 8, Waynesburg 1

LVC Starters
1. Bost cf, 2. Brown lf, 3. Johnson c, 4. Miller ss, 5. Valle 2b, 6. Christensen 1b, 7. Gross rf, 8. Windsor dp, 9. Ortiz-Marrero 3b, Langdon p

Waynesburg Starters
1. Stankus 3b, 2. Demarco 2b, 3. Renzier ss, 4. Potopenko lf, 5. Allstatt p, 6. Smith c, 7. Lawrence 1b, 8. Gareis dp, 9. Grimes rf, Dorazio cf

How It Happened
Lebanon Valley began its final day in Clermont, Fla. with an impressive 8-1 victory over Waynesburg on Friday morning, March 11.

The Flying Dutchmen (3-4) set the tone early when Emily Johnson's RBI single allowed lead-off hitter Sammy Bost to score from second base in the bottom of the first inning.

LVC's offense roared to life in the third. The catalyst for the crooked number came when Cheyanne Brown hit her first collegiate home run. Back-to-back singles by Johnson and Jordyn Miller set up Haley Christensen for an RBI single and Elaine Gross followed it up with an RBI single of her own to make it 4-0 through three.

The Dutchmen cushioned the lead with two more runs in the fifth, as Gross' two-out single drove in Miller and Christensen to up the advantage to 6-0 after five stanzas.

LVC pitcher Alexa Windsor was solid and kept the Hornets (3-6) off the board through five frames. Waynesburg broke up the shutout with a run in the top of the sixth but the Dutchmen responded with a pair in the bottom of the inning thanks to Johnson's RBI groundout that plated Kim Ortiz-Marrero and Miller's triple that allowed Bost to cap the scoring.

Inside the Circle
- Alexa Windsor picked up the complete-game victory for LVC, surrendering just one run and striking out a career-high seven batters.
- Waynesburg's Cat Allstat was charged with the loss, allowing six runs on 11 hits in four-plus innings of work.
- Stephanie Kotomski made a relief appearance for the Hornets and gave up two runs on two hits and a walk.

At the Plate
- Jordyn Miller finished 3-for-4 with an RBI triple and two runs scored for the Dutchmen.
- Cheyanne Brown's home run was the first of her young career.
- Sammy Bost, Emily Johnson, Haley Christensen, and Elaine Gross all posted multi-hit games with two singles each.
- Ashley Demarco and Keri Renzler each notched three hits apiece for Waynesburg.
- The Dutchmen managed three extra-base hits compared to just one for the Hornets.

Around the Diamond
- Kim Ortiz-Marrero and Haley Christensen swiped a bag apiece for Lebanon Valley.
- Emily Johnson threw out Waynesburg's Ashley Demarco attempting to steal a base in the … inning.
- The Hornets committed a pair of errors, while LVC was perfect in the field.

Lebanon Valley 23, Marywood 13

LVC Starters
1. Bost cf, 2. Brown lf, 3. Johnson c, 4. Miller ss, 5. Valle 1b, 6. Robinson 3b, 7. Gross rf, 8. Mentzer p, 9. Bauer 2b

Marywood Starters
1. Scala c, 2. Porada ss, 3. Labs 3b, 4. Bagniewski 1b, 5. Recanti dp, 6. Goodwin lf, 7. Rossi 2b, 8. O'Meara rf, 9. Schultz cf, Siano p

How It Happened
Lebanon Valley scored a program-record 23 runs on 29 hits in a game highlighted by offense from both teams. The Flying Dutchmen defeated Marywood 23-13 on Friday afternoon to end their week in Clermont, Fla. on a high note.

Trailing 9-7 after five frames, LVC (4-4) exploded for eight runs in the top of the sixth inning and added eight more in the seventh to erase the early deficit best the Pacers (3-5) going away.
Lebanon Valley used four singles, two doubles, two triples, and a walk to bring eight across in the sixth before Alexa Windsor made quick work of Marywood in the bottom of the stanza to preserve a seemingly volatile 15-9 lead.

A seventh inning that saw LVC rack up eight more runs on six singles, a double, and a triple was aided by a pair of Pacer errors. Cheyanne Brown's bases-clearing triple put an exclamation point on the team's offensive outburst, bringing her RBI total for the game to eight.

A number of single-game program records including runs scored, hits, and total at-bats fell during the wild spring break finale for the Dutchmen.

Inside the Circle
- Alexa Windsor earned her second win of the day for LVC, throwing the final five innings and allowing four earned runs on seven hits. She added three strikeouts.
- Nina Mentzer got the start for the Dutchmen and exited after two innings, while Holly Langdon made a relief appearance in the third inning.
- Marywood's Katie Siano took the loss after allowing eight earned runs on 16 hits.
- Amanda Bridgwood and Alyssa Bavaro made relief appearances for the Pacers, combining to allow 11 earned runs and 13 hits in 1.2 innings of work.

At the Plate
- In a game loaded with offense, the teams combined for 44 hits.
- Sammy Bost was stout at the plate, going 5-for-6 with a pair of doubles, two RBI, and a program-record tying five runs scored from the lead-off spot.
- Emily Johnson was stellar at the dish, finishing 5-for-6 with three doubles, a triple, five RBI, and one run scored.
- Cheyanne Brown was the third Dutchman to notch five hits. She recorded a triple, scored four times, and drove in a program-record eight runs.
- Mackie Goodwin had a big day for Marywood, finishing 4-for-5 with a double, a run scored, and a team-high four RBI.
- LVC racked up an impressive 11 extra-base hits, while the Pacers managed four.

Around the Diamond
- The Dutchmen stole five bases. Sammy Bost and Cheyanne Brown swiped two each and Liz Bauer added one of her own.
- Marywood committed three errors that led to four unearned runs compared to just one error that led to one unearned tally for LVC.
- Elaine Gross made three putouts in right field, the most of the Dutchmen outfield trio, and Emily Stratton recorded a team-high four assists at shortstop.
- LVC's 23 runs scored is a single-game program record. The previous high was 22 runs scored against Washington College in 1987.
- The Dutchmen won four straight to close out their 2016 spring break trip.

Who's Next?
Once they return from Florida, the Dutchmen will travel to Ursinus for non-conference doubleheader action on Tuesday afternoon, March 15.