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Lebanon Valley LVC 22-19-1
14
Winner Stevens STEVENS 27-14
Lebanon Valley LVC
22-19-1
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Final
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Stevens STEVENS
27-14
Winner
Score By Periods
Team 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 R H E
Lebanon Valley LVC 0 2 0 0 0 0 2 0 0 4 10 2
Stevens STEVENS 0 0 3 7 4 0 0 0 X 14 14 3

W: Jordan Fisse (5-3) L: Williams, Hunter (3-3) S: Jonah Swarts (1)

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Lebanon Valley LVC 22-20-1
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Winner Stevens STEVENS 28-14
Lebanon Valley LVC
22-20-1
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Final
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Stevens STEVENS
28-14
Winner
Score By Periods
Team 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 R H E
Lebanon Valley LVC 2 0 0 0 0 2 0 1 0 5 9 1
Stevens STEVENS 3 5 0 0 1 2 4 1 X 16 15 2

W: Erik Sibbach (6-2) L: Detwiler, Jacob (4-2) S: Joe Gonzalez (3)

Game Recap: Baseball |

Dutchmen Baseball Concludes MAC Freedom Semifinal Series at Stevens

HOBOKEN, N.J. ­­– Logan Brewer recorded five hits and three RBIs with a home run for the Lebanon Valley College Baseball team during the final two matchups of the Middle Atlantic Conference (MAC) Freedom Semifinal series against top-seeded Stevens Institute of Technology on Sunday, May 4, at Dobbelaar Baseball Field at the DeBaun Athletic Complex. LVC battled until the final out in both contests while dropping 14-4 and 16-5 decisions to Stevens. 

Game One
Hunter Williams started on the mound for the Dutchmen (22-19-1) and began his outing with a scoreless bottom of the first inning against the Ducks (27-14). The sophomore pitcher recorded the third out of the frame with a fielder's choice to shortstop Owen Berry, who flipped the ball to second baseman Dylan Mennillo to leave runners at the corners. 

Lebanon Valley struck first in the top of the second, taking an early 2-0 lead. Brewer led off the inning with a single to center field and Kody Phillips followed this by lining a single that got past the center fielder, allowing Brewer to score on the error. Phillips also crossed the plate on the play, as the throw back to the infield was fielded by the pitcher, who attempted to catch the first-year advancing to third but threw the ball past the third baseman. Williams then retired Stevens in order in the bottom of the second, striking out the first two batters swinging before logging a flyout to center fielder Spencer Butz. 

The Ducks hit a three-run home run in the bottom of the third inning, taking a 3-2 advantage. Stevens then scored seven in the bottom of the fourth, making it a 10-2 game during an inning that included two RBI singles, two sacrifice flies, and a three-run home run. In the bottom of the fifth, the Ducks added four more runs to advance the score to 14-2. 

Kyle McCracken pitched a scoreless bottom of the sixth for the Flying Dutchmen, notching the final two outs of the inning with a popout to Mennillo at second base and a flyout to right fielder Kenny Palmieri. Lebanon Valley then crossed the plate twice in the top of the seventh inning, making it a 14-4 contest. Mennillo led off the frame with a single to left field and advanced to second base on a wild pitch before Berry singled to left, putting runners on the corners. Butz later hit an RBI fielder's choice to second base, bringing in Mennillo. Brewer followed this with a single that got past the right fielder, allowing Butz to score from first base on the error. 

Jordy Polanco entered the game to pitch for LVC in the bottom of the seventh inning and posted zero, registering the first two outs on a flyout to left fielder Ryan Murphy and a flyout to Butz in center field before tallying the third with a popout to Berry at shortstop to leave a runner at first base. Polanco then tossed a 1-2-3 bottom of the eighth for the Dutchmen with a popout to third baseman Kameron Wetzel, a flyout to Palmieri in right field, and a strikeout swinging. Stevens went on to maintain its lead through the end of the game, tying the series.  

Inside the Box Score
  • Brewer recorded a game-high three hits to tie a season-high while scoring a run. 
  • Butz had an RBI, and a run scored. 
  • Phillips registered a hit while crossing the plate once. 
  • Mennillo picked up a hit to extend his hitting streak to five and scored a run. 
  • Jace Fetterman tallied a base hit to extend his hitting streak to 12 games while drawing a walk. The catcher also threw out a runner attempting to steal in the bottom of the fifth. 
  • Palmieri logged a hit and a walk. 
  • Tyler Satterfield, Devin Kreger, and Berry each picked up a hit. 
  • Ranker was hit by a pitch and stole a base. 
  • Carter Enders drew a walk. 
  • Williams struck out four batters.
  • Polanco had a strikeout in two scoreless innings of relief. 
Game Two
Lebanon Valley (22-20-1) opened the scoring in the top of the first inning, jumping out to an early 2-0 lead over Stevens (28-14). Butz started a two-out rally by hitting a ground-rule double to left field before coming home to score when Brewer drove an RBI double off the center-field fence. Satterfield later came up to the plate with runners on the corners and lined an RBI single to left field, knocking in Brewer. The Ducks countered with three runs in the bottom of the first, taking a 3-2 advantage on a play that included an RBI single and an error before another RBI single.

The Ducks added five runs in the bottom of the second, making it an 8-2 game after an inning that included a pair of two-run home runs and an RBI fielder's choice. Reliever Michael Williams then tossed a scoreless bottom of the third inning for the Dutchmen, retiring the side in order with a groundout to Berry at shortstop, a strikeout looking, and a sliding catch by Phillips in left field for a flyout. Lebanon Valley also held the opposition in check in the bottom of the fourth, as Andrew Spaan notched the third out with a groundout to Enders at third base to strand a runner at second. 

Stevens hit a solo home run in the bottom of the fifth inning, going up 9-2. The Flying Dutchmen responded with a pair of runs in the top of the sixth, narrowing the score to 9-4. Butz led off the inning by hitting a ball to third base and reaching on a throwing error before coming home when Brewer launched a two-run homer over the right-field fence. The Ducks followed this with a solo home run and an RBI single in the bottom of the sixth, making it an 11-4 contest. Stevens also advanced the score to 15-4 in the bottom of the seventh inning with a sacrifice fly and a three-run double. 

Lebanon Valley continued to compete in the batter's box in the top of the eighth, plating a run to make it a 15-5 game. Phillips got things started with a two-out double to left-center field before Duncan Weir hit a ball to second base and reached on a throwing error, putting runners on the corners. Enders then came through with an RBI single up the middle, driving in Phillips. This was followed by an RBI double for the Ducks in the bottom of the eighth, going ahead 16-5. This would stand as the final score. 

Inside the Box Score
  • Brewer recorded two hits with his eighth home run of the year and a double, extending his hitting streak to three. The senior also had three RBIs and scored twice. 
  • Phillips tied a season-high three hits with a double and scored a run. 
  • Satterfield logged a base hit to extend his hitting streak to three and an RBI. 
  • Enders registered a hit and an RBI. 
  • Butz hit a double and scored two runs. 
  • Berry tallied a base hit to extend his hitting streak to three. The junior also struck out a batter in a relief appearance. 
  • Detwiler struck out two batters in his start. 
  • Landon Sexton tallied two strikeouts in his appearance out of the bullpen. 
  • Williams, Spaan, and Malachi Duka each struck out a batter. 
Lebanon Valley concluded the 2025 season with a 22-20-1 overall record with a 13-8 record in conference play. 

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