CLERMONT, FL – The Cavaliers split a pair of game son Wednesday, moving to 3-3 on the season. The Blue and White scored a thrilling 3-2 walk-off against Johnson & Wales before failing to overcome an early deficit in a 4-2 loss to Rose-Hulman.

Game 1: Cabrini 2, Johnson & Wales 2
The Wildcats took an early, plating an unearned run in the top of the first inning. The lead remained until the bottom of the fifth inning, when the Cavaliers took advantage of three walks and two wild pitches to score two runs.

Freshman Emily Wargo and sophomore Aysiah Cintron drove runs across the plate with a single and fielder's choice, respectively.

Johnson & Wales evened the score in the top of the sixth, making Cabrini pay for a defensive miscue to tie the game at 2-2.

The Cavaliers could not produce a run in the bottom of the frame, but a pair of errors in the top of the seventh gave the Wildcats a change to retake the lead. Cabrini committed to errors and walked a batter to load the bases with two outs, but freshman hurler Grace Stairiker shut the door on the rally.

Cabrini wasted little time putting the game away in the bottom of the seventh. Sophomore Casey Sheuren doubled to centerfield before sophomore Jess Redding drew a free pass.

Sophomore Olivia Young stepped to the plate and put the game on ice with a pinch hit RBI double to score Sheuren with game-winning run..

The Blue and White mustered five hits, including a pair of doubles, to overcome four errors Stairiker claimed the victory after allowing two runs on five hits.

Game 2: Rose-Hulman 4, Cabrini 2
The Fightin' Engineers put Cabrini in a hole in the first inning, as four consecutive base hits led to three runs.

The Cavaliers got one of the runs back in the second, as sophomore Amber Seamen and junior Alexandra Schell opened the frame with back to back doubles.  

Rose-Hulman returned to favor in the bottom of the inning, using consecutive doubles to regainits three run cushion.

Seamen clubbed her second double of the game in the top of the sixth to score Cintron, cutting the deficit to 4-2. Cabrini had runners on second and third with two outs, but stranded both with an infield ground out to quell the rally.

Seamen went 3-3 in the victory, while Cintron collected a pair of base hits. Scheuren surrendered four earned runs on seven hits in two innings before Stairiker tossed four innings of one hit relief.

Cabrini will enjoy a needed day off on Thursday before facing MSOE (3-2) at 9:15am and a second meeting against Northern Vermont-Johnson (1-5) at 3:45pm.