CARLISLE, Pa. -- The Mount Aloysius Baseball team got back in the win column on Wednesday, beat Dickinson, 10-1. The Mounties used a five-run first inning and never looked back, winning their sixth game of the season.

Leaders
- Troy Emert (Rockwood, Pa. / Rockwood) drove in five runs on the day, as he hit his first home run of the season, a grand slam, while going 1-for-3.
- Sophomore Payton Warner (Mechanicsburg, Pa. / Trinity) got his first action of the season and went 3-for-5, while also driving in a run.
- Seven different Mountie pitchers were used in relief action, all tossing scoreless innings. Evan Becquet (Ebensburg, Pa. / Bishop Carroll) earned the first victory of his career, pitching the fourth inning and not allowing a hit.

How It Happened
- Mount Aloysius jumped ahead in the first inning, with the first seven hitters reaching base safely. The Mounties scored the first run without registering a hit, as three of the first four batters were hit by a pitch and the other walked. With the bases loaded, Emert came to the plate and homered over the left field wall, giving the Mounties a 5-0 lead. Tyler Suder (Boswell, Pa. / North Star) drove in two more runs, when he singled with two outs, spotting the pitching staff an early 7-0 advantage.
- Dickinson got one run back in the bottom half of the first, scoring on a wild pitch, cutting the Mountie lead to 7-1.
- In the fourth inning, Emert drove in another run on a sacrifice fly, extending the Mountie lead to 8-1.
- As the Mountie pitchers continued to keep the Dickinson offense at bay, Warner drove in another insurance run in the eighth inning and Joshua Brown (Manassas, Va. / Osbourn Park) scored on a wild pitch later in the inning, giving Mount Aloysius a 10-1 advantage. Two more zeros gave the Mounties the much-needed victory.

Into the Box Score
- Despite scoring 10 runs, the Mounties still left 12 runners on base. In addition to their 10 hits, they walked eight times and had four hit batsmen.
- The Mounties used a season-high, eight pitchers, as Dylan Brown (La Plata, Md. / La Plata) got the start and was the only Mountie pitcher to go more than 1.0 inning. He went 2.0 innings and his only run allowed was an unearned run.

Up Next
- Mount Aloysius will get back into AMCC play, this weekend, when they host Penn State Altoona, on Saturday.
- The Lions have lost six straight games, including two losses to Juniata, on Wednesday. They are 8-17 on the season and 1-3 in AMCC play.
- Last season, the two teams split their double header, with Mount Aloysius winning Game One and Penn State Altoona winning Game Two. The win was Mount Aloysius' only win in their last five meetings.