Box Score 1 | Box Score 2 WINTER HAVEN, FL - The Cabrini baseball team got back in the win column this afternoon after collecting a pair of victories over Purchase College and Alma College. 

Game One: Cabrini 6, Purchase 3

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Game Two: Cabrini 19, Alma 12
The Cabrini bats came alive in game two as they posted a season high 19 runs on just 10 hits as they capitalized on six Alma errors. 

Junior Mike Valerio got the start against the Scots and tossed four innings of five run ball in a no decision. Classmate Billy Swanstrom collected the win, his first of the season, after 1.1 innings of work and four earned. Freshman George Cortez collected the first save of his colligate career after closing out the final 3.1 innings and allowing just one hit. 

Offensively, the Cavs totaled 10 hits, including two doubles, a triple and a homerun en route to the season high 19 runs. Freshman Josh Piccarreta paced the offense after finishing a perfect 4-4 with four runs and three RBI's, including his second triple of the year. 

Junior Mack McKisson tallied a game high four RBI's, while adding three runs and his first homer of the season. Classmate Brendan Van Belle also finished with three RBI's, while adding two hits, including a double. Senior Shaun Stackhouse rounded out the Cavs with multiple RBI's after finishing 0-2 with two runs and a stolen base. 

After the Scots opened the game with a first inning run, the Cavs offense went to work as they pushed across five runs in the second and another run in the third to take a commanding 6-1 lead. McKisson's two RBI homer highlighted the early offense. 

Alma added a pair of runs in their half of the third to trim the Cavs lead to 6-3, but a Cavalier run in the fourth and six runs in the fifth ballooned the Blue and White's lead to 12-3. The Scots would answer, however as they paired three runs in the bottom of the fifth and six runs in the bottom of the sixth to pull to within two at 14-12. 

That would be as close as the hosts would come, however as the Cavs tacked on a run in the eighth and three more runs in the ninth for the eventual 19-12 final. 

Following today's game, the Diamond Cavs improve to 5-4 overall. They will look to run their win streak to three when they face St. John Fisher College to close their spring break trip on Saturday, February 29th. First pitch is slated for 1:30pm.