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Duncan Weir at third base
Karissa Adams
0
Lebanon Valley LVC 15-14
20
Winner Penn St.-Harrisburg PSH 23-7
Lebanon Valley LVC
15-14
0
Final
20
Penn St.-Harrisburg PSH
23-7
Winner
Score By Periods
Team 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 R H E
Lebanon Valley LVC 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 4 2
Penn St.-Harrisburg PSH 2 0 5 1 2 8 2 0 X 20 14 1

W: Lubic II (3-0) L: Fravel, Hayden (0-1)

Game Recap: Baseball |

Dutchmen Baseball Battles Nationally-Ranked Penn State Harrisburg

MIDDLETOWN, Pa. ­­– Duncan Weir extended his hitting streak to six games with a single in the seventh inning, as the Lebanon Valley College baseball team dropped a 20-0 contest to No. 23 Penn State Harrisburg on Wednesday, April 17 at Nittany Field. 

The Lions got on the scoreboard in the bottom of the first inning, taking an early 2-0 lead after a solo home run to left field and an RBI single to left. Penn State Harrisburg then had runners on first and second base with no outs in the bottom of the second, but the Dutchmen quickly got two outs with a double play. Berry caught a line drive at third base and threw to second baseman Adam Jirik in time for the force out. Lebanon Valley pitcher Hayden Fravel proceeded to complete the scoreless frame with a groundout to shortstop.
 
Penn State Harrisburg added five runs in the bottom of the third inning, making it a 7-0 game after a frame that included a three-run triple to center field and an RBI infield single to the left side. The Flying Dutchmen kept battling at the plate as the contest went into the top of the fourth inning, as Logan Brewer hit a two-out single to right field before Berry sent a single into left field. The Lions tacked on another with an RBI single to right-center in the bottom of the fourth before recording a two-run single through the right side in the fifth, going ahead 10-0. 

Penn State Harrisburg then scored eight in the bottom of the sixth and added two more in the bottom of the seventh inning, advancing the score to 20-0. Lebanon Valley continued to compete in the batter's box as the contest progressed. Weir singled to third base in the top of the seventh and Lincoln Hower got into scoring position in the eighth with a one-out single to second base, before moving up to second on a throwing error.

Dallas Alexander entered the game to pitch for the Dutchmen in the bottom of the eighth inning and posted a zero in his collegiate debut. The southpaw got the first batter he faced to ground out to second before he later fielded a grounder on the mound to start an inning-ending double play. Ultimately, the score was maintained through the end of the contest. 

Inside the Box Score
  • Weir extended his hitting streak to six games with a single in the seventh. 
  • Brewer and Berry hit back-to-back singles in the top of the fourth inning, advancing their hitting streaks to five games.
  • Nico Santoro played in his 149th career game, tying Ryan Schwartz for Lebanon Valley's program record. 
  • Hower picked up a base hit in the eighth and tallied a career-high five putouts in center field.
  • Shane Stossel drew a walk in the first inning.
  • Alexander registered a shutout eighth inning in his collegiate debut. 
  • Brady Frankland struck out two batters in his first outing of the season. 
  • Fravel had two strikeouts in his start on the mound. 
  • Chris Langsdorf tallied a strikeout in a relief appearance. 
  • Jirik recorded career-highs with three putouts and two assists at second base. 
  • Patrick McNeill had a career-high two putouts behind the plate. 
Up Next
Lebanon Valley will return to action at 3:30 p.m. on Friday, April 19, as the club will open its series against Delaware Valley University at Frank Wolfgang Field in Doylestown, Pennsylvania.  

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