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Lynchburg College > Current Students > Athletics > 2009-10 News Releases > Archived Releases > 2006-07 Releases > Baseball > Lynchburg Trounces W&L, 14-2
Lynchburg Trounces W&L, 14-2 |
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| Hornet Baseball Ranks Second in NCAA Division III in Fielding Percentage - LC’s Kyle Bradley Earns First-Team All-State Honors - Kyle Bradley Earns Second-Team All-Region Honors - Three Lynchburg Baseball Players on All-ODAC Team - Hampden-Sydney Squeezes past LC Baseball 3-2 - Lynchburg Trounces W&L, 14-2 - Hornet Baseball Rallies for 9-6 Win over Va. Wesleyan - Bridgewater Defeats LC Baseball 2-1 in ODAC Tourney - ODAC Baseball Tournament Pairings Secure - LC Baseball Splits with Methodist - Hornet Baseball Sweeps Roanoke - Marlins Topple LC Baseball - LC Baseball edges Hampden Sydney, 5-4 - Hornet Baseball Splits Twinbill with Eastern Mennonite - Head coach Percy Abell Wins 200th Game at LC - LC Baseball Derails Hampden-Sydney 8-4 - Ferrum Upends LC Baseball 8-1 - Hornet Baseball Defeats Randolph Macon in Twinbill - Hornet Baseball Washed Out - Hornet Baseball Done in by Methodist College and Mother Nature - W&L Sweeps LC Baseball - Hornet Baseball Rallies for 3-2 Win over Ferrum - Tufts’ Powers Past Hornet Baseball 7-3 - LC Baseball Sweeps Doubleheader against Emory & Henry - Hornets Fall to King College, 6-3 - Averett Homers in Ninth to Defeat LC Baseball 7-6 - Hornet Baseball Rallies to Split Doubleheader at Bridgewater - Homers Highlight Hornet Win Over NC Wesleyan - Averett Cools Lynchburg Bats; Wins 2-1 - Seven-Run Ninth Gives LC Baseball a 16-12 Win at Guilford - Hornets Open ODAC Play With Win over Guilford - Hornets Cruise in Twin Bill Against Juniata - LC Baseball Falls at NC Wesleyan 9-3 - Hornets Open Home Season with Two Wins - Hornet Baseball Defeats Greensboro 8-5 in 11 - Hornet Baseball Opens 2007 Season With Split at Greensboro - Marlins Picked to Repeat as ODAC Baseball Champs - Hornets Picked Fifth - Former Hornet Shawn Abell Joins Vassar Baseball Staff |
Lynchburg Trounces W&L, 14-2 LYNCHBURG, Va. --- The Lynchburg College (23-17) offensive exploded against Washington & Lee University (18-14), collecting 20 hits and scoring at least one run in each inning on the way to a 14-2 victory in an elimination game at the 2007 Old Dominion Athletic Conference Baseball Championship Tournament Saturday. All but one Hornet who stepped to the dish recorded at least one hit. First baseman Jon Crews went 5-for-5 with four doubles, three runs score and two runs batted in. Catcher Justin Kelly added three hits to his tournament experience including two more doubles while driving in four runs. Lynchburg put five runs on the board in the first inning, forcing starter Charles Davidson from the game before the Generals could get out of the inning. The Hornets pounded out six hits and benefited from only one W&L error in posting its five runs. Kelly cracked one of his two-baggers to drive in a pair of runs. Mark Carlson had an RBI single and Kyle Bradley pushed one in by walking with the bases loaded. The Hornets’ second outburst came in the fifth inning. Lynchburg hammered out four more hits on the way to three runs. Jeff Taylor drove in a run with a single to left field, and Crews followed a few batters later with a two-run double also to left. Washington & Lee’s best chance to change the scope of the game came in the second inning. The Generals worked the bases loaded with one out courtesy of a trio of a singles by James Madden, Andrew Henderson and Clayton Edwards. John Ditore picked an RBI by walking to force in a run, but it would be the only tally Washington & Lee would record as the Hornets were able to work out of the jam. Terrence McKelvey collected two of the seven hits for the Generals including a double to lead off the third inning. Catcher Jordan Wesley picked up the RBI on W&L’s second run. Joe Devlin went six innings for the win. He allowed one run on five hits while walking one and striking out three. Conner Thompson and Rich Glover each worked scoreless innings. Evan Durrer gave up a run in his inning of work. The Hornets will play Hampden-Sydney College Sunday at 1 p.m. ### |