Cabrini University Cavaliers (27-7, 11-1 AEC) vs. Delaware Valley University Aggies (12-20, 7-11 MAC-Freedom)
Wednesday, April 24, 3:30pm
Cabrini-Carroll Field, Radnor, PA
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Last Meeting: Cabrini 3, Delaware Valley 1 (4/4/18)
Pitching led the way for the Blue and White as head coach Nick Weisheipl used six hurlers in total across the nine inning game. Senior Josh Breittholz earned the start and tossed three innings, allowing just four hits and one earned run. The veteran's ERA sits at a tidy 1.02 across 17.2 innings. 

Freshman Drew Swire locked up his first career victory in the Blue and White thanks to two innings of solid relief. Junior Tyler Ronayne shut the door in the ninth for his third save of the season. 

Junior Tyler Norris paced the Cavalier offense as he delivered a two run homer in the 6th to highlight his day at the dish. 

The Aggies struck first in the top of the third after Kevin Crill singled through the right side and was moved to second via a sacrifice bunt from Ben Lippincott. A double down the left field line from Luke Hendricks plated Crill and gave DelVal the early 1-0 lead. 

The score would stand until the bottom of the sixth when the Blue and White jumped on Aggie's reliever Sean McFadden. After sophomore Joe Aurite worked out a walk, Norris made his counterpart pay with a deep shot to left center to put the Cavs up 2-1.

The Blue and White quickly loaded the bases following the home run as sophomore JD Barrett, Lindeborn and Dylan Butler rattled off three consecutive singles. After a flyout from sophomore Mack McKisson, Brett Kuchera stepped into the box and took a pitch to the hip to force home Cabrini's third run of the inning. 

Cabrini Last Time Out: Cabrini 12, Marywood 5 (4/22/19)
The nightcap featured more offense between the two teams as the Pacers used 11 hits for five runs, but it proved not enough as the Cavs pushed across 12 runs, backboned by a five run second inning. 

Freshman Garrett Laraia tallied a team high three hits, three runs scored and three stolen bases, while also driving in one. Sophomore's Brian Protesto and JD Barrett, along with McKisson, drove in two RBI's each to lead the Blue and White. In total, eight different Cavs marked the hit column. 

Junior Kyran Weemaels toed the rubber in game two and turned in a quality start en route to his fourth victory of the season. The righty tossed six inning of two run ball and scattered seven hits. Senior Tyler Ronayne and sophomore Ray Lutick combined for the final three innings.

Delaware Valley Last Time Out: Delaware Valley 4, Wilkes 1 (4/18/19)
DelVal grabbed an early 1-0 lead in the bottom of the first. After a single to left field, Timmy Lallis advanced to second on a Tom Crooks single, stole third, and scored on groundout to shortstop by Troy Lachenmayer.

Both teams went scoreless and hitless in the second and third, but Wilkes knotted the game at one apiece in the top of the fourth, Nicholas Capozzi scored on a sacrifice fly. After another scoreless inning in the fifth, the Aggies erupted in the sixth.

Lachenmayer opened the sixth with his first career home run that bounced off the top of the fence and over to give the Aggies a huge momentum swing and a 2-1 lead. Then, with two outs and Hendricks on second, Neal Flogel hit another home run to give DelVal a three run lead, 4-1.

The Aggies held the Colonels to just one hit in the final innings and no runs to come away with a 4-1 victory. 
 

	TALE OF THE TAPE
Cabrini		Delaware Valley
27-7 (11-1 AEC)	Record	12-20 (7-11 MAC Freedom)
.289	Batting Average	.286
282	Runs	180
.416	Slugging %	.381
60	Stolen Bases	79
4.09	ERA	8.36
260	Strikeouts (Pitching)	113
.250	Batting Average Against	.339

	TEAM LEADERS
Mack McKisson (.377)	Batting Average	Tom Crooks (.380)
Norris / Loner (4)	Home Runs	Three Players Tied (2)
Mack McKisson (33)	RBI	Ryan Schuetrumpf (24)
Shaun Stackhouse (13/16)	Stolen Bases/Attempted	Luke Hendricks (15/17)
Kyran Weemaels (1.96)	ERA (Min. 20IP)	Troy Lachenmayer (6.15)
Andrew Corso (35)	Strikeouts (Pitching)	Lachenmayer / Brown (20)