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Myrtle Beach, SC - The Mount Aloysius baseball team concluded its spring trip with a 3-6 record as the Mounties were in action throughout the week. Highlighting the trip was a 14-6 victory over North Carolina Wesleyan on Monday.

The Mounties began the trip with a doubleheader split against Lehman College, as Mount Aloysius won game one 8-1 before falling 3-2 in game two. Tristan Gelvin had an impressive game on the mound in game one with a complete-game effort in which he allowed only five hits while striking out five. Offensively, Matthew McCourt went 2-for-4 with a home run and three RBI's, and Vincent Jacob struck for a triple that cleared the bases in the second inning. Jordan Campano and Anthony Rocco each recorded RBI singles in the win.

In game two, McCourt drilled a two-run home run in the first inning to hand the Mounties an early lead, but they were unable to add any runs for the rest of the ballgame as Lehman came from behind for the win. TJ Wardwell went 2-for-3 at the plate in the loss.

Mount Aloysius registered another doubleheader split on day two as the Mounties fell 4-2 to Manhattanville in game one before capturing the victory in game two by a final score of 10-8. In game two, the Mounties fell into a 4-0 hole after the first inning but responded with five runs in their next two at-bats. Manhattanville regained an 8-5 lead after three innings before Mount Aloysius rallied once again. Highlights included a solo home run from Bryan Buzi and bunt single from Wardwell that gave Mount Aloysius the 9-8 lead. Creek Miller threw 3 and 2/3 scoreless innings in relief before Rodney Patterson came on to record the save in the seventh. 

The Mounties then notched an impressive win over North Carolina Wesleyan on day three. The Mounties bats were active with 15 hits, led by a three-hit and four-RBI performance from Bryn Brown in the leadoff spot. Daniel Singer, Andrew Pasko, Campano and Wardwell each had two hits, and Jacob scored three runs in the nine-inning game. Luke Stultz was credited with the victory after throwing 5 and 1/3 scoreless innings.

On Wednesday the Mounties fell 14-8 to Penn College despite striking for another 13 hits. Buzi went 2-for-2 and reach based on all five plate attempts with three walks, and Wardwell went 3-for-4 with an RBI. 

Mount Aloysius then jumped out to a 4-1 lead on nationally-ranked Roanoke on Thursday. McCourt hit a two-run home run to lead the inning one effort, and the Mounties led 6-3 after four innings of play. Roanoke rallied to tie the game after five innings, and took an 8-6 advantage in their next at-bat while gradually increasing their lead in the game's final innings on their way to a 14-6 victory.

The Mounties then concluded their trip with two defeats at the hands of Catholic University on Friday. Mount Aloysius lost game one 10-1 before falling 4-1 in game two. Miller was solid in a game-two start on the mound as he allowed just one earned run in five innings on the hill. 

Mount Aloysius will return to action on Thursday with a trip to Shenandoah for a single game slated to begin at 3 p.m.