Lehigh University Athletics
4/21/2016 3:57:00 PM | Softball
BETHLEHEM, Pa. – On the heels of a doubleheader sweep of Princeton on Wednesday, Lehigh closes out its four-game non-league homestand on Saturday when the Mountain Hawks welcome UMBC to Leadership Park. First pitch for game one of Saturday's twinbill is set for 1 p.m.
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Lehigh improved to 29-10 on the season with its sweep of Princeton. Junior Christine Campbell threw a one-hit shutout and sophomore Rachel Timberman drove in the only run as the Mountain Hawks took the opener 1-0. The Mountain Hawks trailed 1-0 and were hitless through four innings in game two before responding for five runs to take the lead. Lehigh eventually claimed the nightcap 7-4 despite being out-hit 9-3 by Princeton. Junior Vicky Lattanzio drove in two runs and senior Alexis Watanabe scored the go-ahead run on a wild pitch.
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The Mountain Hawks enter this weekend's action needing one victory to clinch their 16th straight 30-win season.
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Campbell improved to 17-5 on the season with her third complete game shutout of the season, and lowered her season ERA to 2.50.
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Lehigh had just eight hits in Wednesday's doubleheader with Timberman leading the way with two. Watanabe and senior Jessica Calvini both scored two runs Wednesday.
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Senior Morgan Decker went 1-for-4 and drew three walks Wednesday. Her average sits at .432, while she set a new career high with 16 doubles. Decker continues to lead Lehigh with 32 RBIs, while Lattanzio reached 30 RBIs on Wednesday.
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UMBC comes to town at 19-25 overall. The Retrievers won two out of three America East games at Hartford last weekend to improve to 3-8 in conference play. Bridget O'Malley leads UMBC with a .402 average while Kaelin Jackson and Carly Lesko have combined for 18 home runs 68 RBIs.
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Jessica Holte has thrown the most innings for UMBC in the circle and owns a 10-10 record and 4.12 ERA. Four Retriever pitchers have thrown at least 40 innings this season.
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The Lehigh-UMBC series is tied 4-4 with the Mountain Hawks posting two come-from-behind wins to claim a doubleheader last April in Baltimore, winning the first game 6-3 and the second 5-1 in 10 innings.
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Following Saturday's doubleheader, Lehigh will hit the road for six crucial Patriot League games. The Mountain Hawks will play their make-up series at Boston University with a doubleheader Tuesday and a single game Wednesday before traveling to Bucknell for a three-game set April 30-May 1.
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Lehigh improved to 29-10 on the season with its sweep of Princeton. Junior Christine Campbell threw a one-hit shutout and sophomore Rachel Timberman drove in the only run as the Mountain Hawks took the opener 1-0. The Mountain Hawks trailed 1-0 and were hitless through four innings in game two before responding for five runs to take the lead. Lehigh eventually claimed the nightcap 7-4 despite being out-hit 9-3 by Princeton. Junior Vicky Lattanzio drove in two runs and senior Alexis Watanabe scored the go-ahead run on a wild pitch.
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The Mountain Hawks enter this weekend's action needing one victory to clinch their 16th straight 30-win season.
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Campbell improved to 17-5 on the season with her third complete game shutout of the season, and lowered her season ERA to 2.50.
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Lehigh had just eight hits in Wednesday's doubleheader with Timberman leading the way with two. Watanabe and senior Jessica Calvini both scored two runs Wednesday.
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Senior Morgan Decker went 1-for-4 and drew three walks Wednesday. Her average sits at .432, while she set a new career high with 16 doubles. Decker continues to lead Lehigh with 32 RBIs, while Lattanzio reached 30 RBIs on Wednesday.
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UMBC comes to town at 19-25 overall. The Retrievers won two out of three America East games at Hartford last weekend to improve to 3-8 in conference play. Bridget O'Malley leads UMBC with a .402 average while Kaelin Jackson and Carly Lesko have combined for 18 home runs 68 RBIs.
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Jessica Holte has thrown the most innings for UMBC in the circle and owns a 10-10 record and 4.12 ERA. Four Retriever pitchers have thrown at least 40 innings this season.
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The Lehigh-UMBC series is tied 4-4 with the Mountain Hawks posting two come-from-behind wins to claim a doubleheader last April in Baltimore, winning the first game 6-3 and the second 5-1 in 10 innings.
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Following Saturday's doubleheader, Lehigh will hit the road for six crucial Patriot League games. The Mountain Hawks will play their make-up series at Boston University with a doubleheader Tuesday and a single game Wednesday before traveling to Bucknell for a three-game set April 30-May 1.
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