Lebanon Valley 3, Lycoming 0 (Game One)
 
LVC Lineup
1. McClain (SS), 2. Whelski (2B), 3. Toth (C), 4. Shockley (1B), 5. Langhans (DP), 6. Kaufman (LF), 7. Feaster (RF), 8. Noga (3B), 9. Musselman (CF), Windsor (SP)
 
Lyco Lineup
1. Brown (2B), 2. Nace (SP), 3. Gessner (3B), 4. Kline (SS), 5. Klosko (DH), 6. Warriner (LF), 7. Kovin (1B), 8. Reitz (C), 9. Duda (RF), Treaster (CF)
 
How It Happened
WILLIAMSPORT, Pa. – Lebanon Valley kept pace in the MAC Commonwealth by splitting with Lycoming on Saturday afternoon. Behind Lexi Windsor, the Flying Dutchmen picked up a 3-0 shutout win in the opening game.
 
With Windsor pitching another gem, she received some run support in the top of the fourth when Robin Feaster broke the 0-0 tie with a single to left, which allowed Jen Kaufman and Rylee Shockley to score. Next up was Alison Noga, and she doubled home Feaster to increase the visitor's advantage to 3-0.
 
Once again, Windsor needed very little run support and she continued to dominate the entire game. In the bottom of the sixth, Windsor induced three consecutive groundouts, and then, in the bottom of the seventh, she retired the first two batters, but then allowed a single. The hit didn't faze her, though, and she got Nace to ground out to end the game for yet another complete-game shutout for Windsor.
 
Inside the Numbers
 - Windsor earned her eighth win of the season after scattering seven hits and striking out four batters. The senior also didn't walk a batter.
 - Noga finished 2-for-3 at the plate.
 - Kaufman was 1-for-2 with a walk and a stolen base.
 - Feaster led with two RBI.
 - For the Warriors, Madison Brown and Liz Nace recorded two hits apiece.
 

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Lycoming 3, Lebanon Valley 2 (Game Two)
 
LVC Lineup
1. McClain (SS), 2. Whelski (2B), 3. Toth (C), 4. Shockley (1B), 5. Langhans (CF), 6. Kaufman (LF), 7. Feaster (RF), 8. Noga (3B), 9. Musselman (DP), Windsor (SP)
 
Lyco Lineup
1. Brown (2B), 2. Nace (CF), 3. Gessner (3B), 4. Kline (SS), 5. Klosko (DP), 6. Warriner (LF), 7. Kovin (1B), 8. Gackenbach (C), 9. Duda (RF), Aldenderfer (SP)
 
How It Happened
In game two, Lycoming scored three runs in the bottom of the sixth to take a 3-2 lead over Lebanon Valley and eventually earn a narrow come-from-behind victory over the Dutchmen. After the split, LVC now sits at 14-12, 5-3 MAC Commonwealth, while the Warriors moved to 13-7, 2-4 MAC Commonwealth.
 
The Dutchmen scored each of their runs in the second inning on Noga's two-RBI single to right field that plated Feaster and Kaufman. Windsor was again dominant and held the Warriors in check for the majority of the game, but she ran into trouble in the bottom of the sixth. Warriner singled up the middle to score Kayla Kline, and Gackenbach later singled to left to score Warriner and Klosko, giving the home team a narrow 3-2 advantage.
 
Inside the Numbers
 - Savannah Toth and Noga ended with two hits apiece, while Noga had two RBI.
 - Windsor tossed six innings and allowed three earned runs while striking out five.
 - Lyco's Mikayla Aldenderfer earned the win after throwing a complete game and scattering eight hits.
 - Kaufman, Feaster, and Noga each swiped a base.
 
Who's Next?
The Dutchmen return to action tomorrow when LVC hosts DeSales in a non-conference doubleheader beginning at 1 p.m. at LVC Softball Park.
 
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