GLENVILLE, W.Va. - The Pioneer Baseball team got back on track after losing two on Saturday with a Sunday doubleheader sweep of Lock Haven at the SMSC. Game one was a show of offensive firepower, downing the Bald Eagles 14-3, while game two saw an exhilarating comeback and walk-off in favor of Glenville State, 6-5.  

Game One - GSU 14 I Lock Haven 3 
The first outing of the afternoon began similarly to the day before, with neither squad able to pace out very far. Zac Bayor got things going early for the Pioneers with a solo shot in the bottom of the first to give Glenville an early advantage, 1-0. Adam Bright would continue this trend in the second on a double that scored Hunter Thomas and increased the Pioneer advantage to 2. The Bald Eagles wouldn't be held down long, tying things up in the third on two bases loaded walks before taking the lead on a sac fly.

The lead didn't last for long, with Thoma sending Bayor home on a single to right to tie it back up in the bottom of the third. Luke Sweigart and Zach Laurie would score on an error to increase their lead to two. Things stayed deadlocked until the 6th inning, with Glenville State pumping in nine runs, including a 3-run shot by Quinn Lenamon. The Pioneers then handled business in the top of the 7th and secured the win, 14-3.  

Final Stats 
Lock Haven 
The Bald Eagles only recorded two hits in Game one, supplied by first baseman Ethan Nagy and a pinch hit single by Stephen McMillan. Three players reached base via a walk multiple times, with runs scored by Nagy, shortstop Nathan Wise and centerfielder Connor Griffin. Starting pitcher Jason Labrador received the loss (1-1), recording three strikeouts to three earned runs for the day. 

Glenville State 
The Pioneers recorded 16 hits by 11 different players to lead them to victory. Outfielder Quinn Lenamon had a successful day, scoring twice and belting a 3-run homer that also gave him three RBIs. Left fielder Zac Bayor also homered, giving him an RBI, along with another hit. Shortstop Adam Bright had two RBIs with pinch hitter Gavin Blair also earning two RBIs. Designated hitter Zach Laurie rounded out the multi-RBI members in the game for Glenville State with two as well. The Pioneers utilized six pitchers, with reliever Noah Petrovich receiving the win.  

Game Two - GSU 6 I Lock Haven 5 
The back half of the doubleheader got started fast in favor of the Bald Eagles. A bases-clearing double scored three in the top of the 2nd to give the visitors a 3-0 advantage, with a home run not long after giving them a 5-0 advantage. Glenville State stifled Lock Haven for the rest of the game and were kick-started on offense by a solo bomb by Zac Bayor in the 4th. Austin Carter gave the Pioneers more life on a single to score Carlos De Jesus and make things 5-2 entering the 5th. With the pressure mounting, Lock Haven would load the bases and walk in Zach Laurie. This gave the Pioneers energy and the rally was on, with Adam Bright and Jacob Meadows scoring on a Bayor single and tie things at 5 entering the final frame.

Ashton Crace entered in relief to hold the Bald Eagles scoreless, giving Glenville State a golden opportunity in the bottom of the 7th. Carlos De Jesus beat out the throw on an infield single and moved to second on a sacrifice bunt. Jetsel Cajigas-Martinez entered to pinch run for De Jesus and moved to third on a fielders choice. With Cajigas on third, Hunter Thomas caught the Bald Eagles sleeping and bunted down the first base line to score Cajigas and the Pioneers completed the comeback win, 6-5.  

Final Stats 
Lock Haven 
Shortstop Nathan Wise produced a three RBI double in the second inning, with a 2-run shot by left fielder Zachary McEllroy constituting the runs in the contest for the Bald Eagles. Third baseman Joseph DiSiena had two hits with McEllroy rounding out their multi-hit batters. Starting pitcher Brady Myers had seven strikeouts to two earned runs and hits while reliever Levi Shlesinger received the loss. 

Glenville State 
The Pioneers did not discriminate in ways of reaching the basepaths with six runners reaching from hits and eight from walks. Left fielder Zac Bayor led the offensive effort for the Pioneers with three RBI from a solo home run and the game-tying single in the 6th inning that scored two. Designated hitter Zach Laurie had an RBI on the day with Hunter Thomas also tallying one from his game winning bunt. Luka Moore had an impressive performance in relief, throwing 4.1 innings and allowing only three hits to no runs. Ashton Crace received the win after relieving Moore in the 7th.  

Up Next For The Pioneers 
Glenville State Baseball will next take the field on Saturday (Mar. 1) to battle Mansfield in a doubleheader. Game one is currently set for a 1 pm start time.