Score

Game 1:

Lynchburg 18, Sweet Briar 0 (5 Innings)

Game 2:

Lynchburg 17, Sweet Briar 0 (5 Innings)

Location: Sweet Briar, Va.

Records: Lynchburg (19-7, 4-2), Sweet Briar (0-16, 0-8)

Around the Horn

The Hornets took care of Sweet Briar in both games of a double header 18-0 and 17-0. With the wins, Lynchburg improves to 4-2 in the Old Dominion Athletic Conference.

Game 1 Breakdown

- Lynchburg combined for 14 runs in the first and fourth innings

- Sophomore Taylor Belknap pitched a complete game shutout while only allowing two hits to earn her first victory of the season

- Seven different Lynchburg players had two or more hits

- Freshman Stephanie Hogan led the way with four hits and two RBIs

- Freshman Amanda Waishes went 3-4 with three RBIs

- Senior Lauren Smith had was 3-5 to go along with 3 RBIs

- Seven doubles were hit by Lynchburg

Game 2 Breakdown

- Freshman Alex Cisar earned her first collegiate victory while pitching four scoreless innings and did allow a hit

-The Hornets jumped out to a 9-0 lead after just one inning

- Lynchburg would go on to score three runs in the second inning and five more in the fifth to put the mercy rule into effect

- Freshman Kayla Hugate led all batters with three hits

- Junior Jasmine Butler led the Hornets with three RBIs

- Freshmen Sarah Rideway, Kelsey Kinnamon, and sophomore Brittany Coffey all recorded two RBIs. Kinnamon's RBIs came off a homerun in the second inning

- Freshman Stephanie Hogan pitched the final inning as she struck out two batters

On Deck

Staying on the road, the Hornets will travel to Bridgewater this Saturday for a conference double header that is scheduled to start at 1 pm.