GAME 1: LYNX BATS SHOW OUT IN WIN VS WEBSTER
 
The Lynx were back to their high-scoring ways in game one of a split doubleheader vs Webster. 
 
Taking the mound and getting the win for the Lynx was sophomore Noah Roland. Roland pitched 3 ⅔ innings, giving up 2 runs on 4 hits, while striking out 4. Roland was relieved by Jaxon Cady who pitched 2 innings of 1 run ball, striking out 3. 
 
The bats got things started early with Quinn Blackman homering in the first. Then, down 2-1 in the fourth, Malcolm Rohlfing split the left-center gap with a bases-clearing, 3 RBI double, putting the Lynx up 4-2. Rohlfing then scored from second on a Peter York single. Then, in the fifth, Ben Burkart crushed a homer over the left field wall.
 
With the score standing at 6-3, the Lynx exploded in the eighth. Malcolm Rohlfing lined a ball into the right-center gap. The ball skipped by the glove of the diving center fielder, and Rohlfing came all the way around to score on the inside-the-park homer. Then, a Quinn Blackman RBI triple and a Dante Messina RBI single pushed the lead to a comfortable 9-3.
 
William May continued his excellent freshman campaign, pitching the final three innings, giving up 0 runs on 2 hits while punching out 3, and sealing the 9-3 victory for the Lynx. 




GAME 2: WALK-OFF BALK SEALS LYNX DOUBLEHEADER SWEEP 
 
The first inning of game 2 was a high-scoring affair itself. After giving up 4 in the top of the first, the Lynx came out with 6 in the bottom half. John McNair smoked a 2 RBI double, scoring Dante Messina and Peter York. Then, Ben Wilson and Gunnar Vachris each singled, scoring 1 each. Then, with the bases loaded, Bryce Anderson hammered a line drive off the wall in left, scoring 2. 
 
The Lynx did not score again until the 8th inning. Down 9-6, Corbin Kinder got the bats hot again, homering over the left field wall. After Ben Burkhart got hit by a pitch, Peter York tied the game at 9 with a massive 2-run homer to right. 
 
It was a bullpen day for the Lynx: CJ Carron, Thomas LeMaster, John Fears, Andy Hanaway, Colby Slaughter, and Chayton Gray all pitched. LeMaster pitched 2 ⅔ innings, limiting the damage. Hanaway pitched 2 ⅓ innings, only allowing 1 run on 1 hit, striking out 3. Colby Slaughter did an incredible job over his 2 ⅓ innings, allowing 0 runs, and keeping the Lynx in the ballgame. Credited with the win is Chayton Gray, who retired the final batter of the 9th inning. 
 
In the bottom of the ninth, with runners on second and third, a Balk was called on the Webster pitcher, scoring Dante Messina from third and winning the game for the Lynx.