Marymount University

TYSONS, Va. -- Marymount (Va.) (22-15, 11-7) secured a decisive victory over Eastern Mennonite University (14-25, 3-17) with a final score of 10–3 at Capital One Park on Saturday. The Saints capitalized on patience at the plate, drawing 14 walks and stealing five bases to gain an advantage.

Quincy Via  
- 3 RBI  
- 2 stolen bases  
- 2 hits  

Tyler Woodring  
- 2 RBI  
- 2 stolen bases  
- 2 hits  

Gray Ellenburg  
- 2 RBI  
- 2 runs  
- 2 walks  

Owen Singer  
- 7 strikeouts  
- 5 innings pitched  

Liam Progulske  
- 7 strikeouts  
- 2 1/3 innings pitched  

Eastern Mennonite took an early lead in the first inning when Kyler Rodgers scored on a throwing error, putting them ahead 1–0. The Saints responded in the second inning. Aiden Simoneau singled, and Seth Sadler walked, setting up Via's two-RBI double to left field, giving them a 2–1 lead.

In the third inning, Eastern Mennonite tied the game with Daniel McGinnis' triple followed by an RBI single. Jett Cabanban later stole home, making it 3–2. The Saints equalized in their half when Francis Swekosky scored on Ryan Cuadros' double, leveling the score at 3–3.

The Saints pushed ahead in the fourth inning. Gray Ellenburg walked and later scored on Woodring's RBI single, giving them a 4–3 advantage. The lead extended further in the fifth inning with two additional runs. Via walked with the bases loaded, scoring Sadler, followed by Woodring's fielder's choice that brought Ellenburg home, increasing the lead to 6–3.

The Saints widened the gap in the sixth inning. Ellenburg's two-RBI single and Joshmar Carbonell's sacrifice bunt contributed to a three-run inning, making the score 9–3. In the seventh inning, Via singled and later scored on Cuadros' bases-loaded walk, adding the final run for the Saints, who led 10–3.

Owen Singer pitched five innings, allowing three runs and striking out seven. Liam Progulske closed the game with seven strikeouts over 2 1/3 innings, securing the Saints' 10–3 victory over Eastern Mennonite.

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• The Saints will play a single non-conference game on Thursday against Stevenson, with first pitch set for 7 PM.