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DuBois baseball and softball open conference play with wins

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Pennsylvania State University-Penn State DuBois issued the following announcement on Mar. 25.

The Penn State DuBois women’s softball team and men’s baseball team each began conference play with wins yesterday against Penn State New Kensington.

Returning to the mound, previously named USCAA Player of the Year, Lizzy Scott, took full command of the game from the beginning. Jordan Bundy is credited with a triple, and Skyler Ceprish and Larissa James-LaBranch each hit doubles. The team made quick work of the first game, scoring enough runs in the first game to force a run rule, ending the game in just five innings with a score of 8-0.

Scott pitched another five innings in the second game and had three hits. Paige Pleta and Abby Pentz hit triples, while Ceprish and Pleta drove in two and three runs respectively. The DuBois Lady Lions bested New Kensington 12-4.

Taylor Boland was the starting pitcher for Penn State DuBois baseball yesterday, keeping Penn State New Kensington scoreless for the first five innings at Showers Field for their opening conference game. The same could not be said for DuBois, with eight runs coming in during the first two innings.

Colby Bodtorf hit a bases loaded clearing double to bring in three additional runs in the fifth inning, earning him the highest RBI for the game. Trevor Hannah and Daniel Stauffer each hailed two RBI’s.

Boland allowed a single hit during the first give innings, with Mason Lieb pitching the remainder. The matchup was ended in the seventh inning due to a game run rule, with DuBois besting New Kensington 15-1.

Penn State DuBois Baseball travels today to New Kensington for a double header.

Original source can be found here.

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