LEWISTON, N.Y. -- Mount Aloysius used 23 runs over two games, in order to sweep Medaille, winning their ninth and tenth consecutive games. The Mounties (16-6, 10-0 AMCC) beat the Mavericks (0-10, 0-10 AMCC) in Game One, 11-2, and won Game Two, 12-6.

GAME 1
- Mount Aloysius jumped out to an early lead in the first inning, scoring twice before the Mavericks recorded an out. Cody Smith (Loysville, PA, West Perry) came around to score, after reaching on a walk and stealing both second and third. Ryan Leonard (James Creek, PA, Tussey Mountain) scored the second run of the frame, when the Mounties pulled off a double steal. After loading the bases with one out, Matthew Brown (Hustontown, PA, Forbes Road) hit a sacrifice fly, to make it 3-0. Evan Becquet (Ebensburg, PA, Bishop Carroll) followed Brown with a single, scoring the fourth marker. 4-0 Mounties.
- Smith led off the second inning with a double, coming around to score two batters later, when Jeremy Iellimo (Arnold, PA, Valley Area) grounded out to shortstop. 5-0 Mount Aloysius.
- In the bottom of the third, the Mavericks scraped across a run, using two hits and an error, cutting the lead to 5-1. They scratched another across in the bottom of the fourth, after a one out triple put a runner at third, a ground ball brought him home, making it 5-2.
- The Mounties responded in the top of the fifth, using four hits and three errors, to produce four runs. Becquet drove in two runs on a single to center field, with two outs. He then came around to score on a throwing error by the Medaille catcher, also moving Tyler Suder (Boswell, PA, North Star) into scoring position at third. Smith reached on an error, allowing Suder to score, expanding the lead to 9-2.
- An inning later, the Mounties added the final two runs of the contest, with the first coming on an RBI triple by Brayden Lackey (New Cumberland, PA, Cedar Cliff), which scored Iellimo, who led off the inning with a walk. Joshua Brown (Manassas, VA, Osbourn Park) drove in Lackey from third base, on a sacrifice fly, making it 11-2, Mount Aloysius.
- Austin Steedle (Gibsonia, PA, Hampton) threw up two more zeros, holding the Mavericks scoreless, ending the game with his first win of the season.

GAME 2
- The Mounties again jumped ahead early, scoring four runs in the first inning, all coming with two outs. Troy Emert (Rockwood, PA, Rockwood) picked up an RBI on his single to left field, which drove home Leonard from third base. After a hit by pitch loaded the bases, Patrick Mahon (Pittsburgh, PA, Mount Lebanon) drove in two runs on a single to right field. Joshua Brown scored the fourth run on a passed ball, making it 4-0 Mounties.
- Mount Aloysius extended their lead in the top of the second, scoring three runs on only one hit. Cody Smith and Suder both scored on bases loaded walks, making it 6-0. Joshua Brown drove in Iellimo from second base, with a single to left field, to make it 7-0.
- Medaille responded in the bottom half of the second, with a two-run single, their only hit of the inning. After neither team scored in the third inning, Medaille used two hits and an error to score two more runs, cutting into the deficit. 7-4 Mounties.
- In the fifth, Mount Aloysius pushed across two more runs, giving them a 9-4 lead. Jared Houser (State College, PA, State College) scored first, on a passed ball, and was followed by Suder who scored on a Leonard single.
- The Mavericks scored the next run, as their centerfielder tripled to center field, then was credited with a steal of home, making it 9-5.
- The eighth inning saw the rest of the scoring, as Mount Aloysius scored three runs and Medaille added one. Joshua Brown and Houser produced singles, sandwiched around a Mahon sacrifice fly, all earning themselves RBIs. Medaille followed that up with two hits to drive in a run, in the bottom half of the inning, leading to the final score of 12-6.

HIGHLIGHTS
- Both Mountie starters earned their first wins of the season. Steedle threw his first career complete game, to earn the victory in Game One, while Graham Spitz (Hagerstown, MD, North Hagerstown) notched his first career victory on the mound, going five full innings in Game Two.
- Mahon picked up his first RBIs, since the first game of the season, as his tallied three in Game Two.
- In Game One, Becquet drove in his first three career RBIs, as he had two hits, from the catcher position.

UP NEXT
The Mounties set up possibly the biggest matchup of the season, so far, on Monday, as they host La Roche. Both teams are currently 10-0 in AMCC competition, vying for sole possession of first place. The final week of the season will see major implications on postseason play, as the Mounties have eight games lined up, with six of them being conference contests, including Monday's doubleheader. Mount Aloysius will look to secure their AMCC Tournament seeding over the course of the final week.