WINCHESTER, Va. – The Shenandoah University baseball team scored a combined 15 runs in splitting a non-league doubleheader versus Immaculata Sunday afternoon.
 
Shenandoah (7-1) earned a 14-13, 12-inning victory in game one before Immaculata (2-3) salvaged a split with a 9-1 victory in the nightcap.
 

GAME ONE RECAP

The Hornets earned skipper Kevin Anderson his 650^th collegiate victory with the extra inning win in the opener.
 
Sophomore Frankie Ritter had the game-winning hit for the hosts with a successful one-out suicide squeeze to plate Justin Porter from third base.
 
Porter put himself 90 feet from home plate by lacing a triple to right center off of Mighty Macs reliever Trevor Wagner (0-2).
 
The squeeze was the Hornets second one of the contest.
 
In the second, Porter had a one-out two-RBI triple to right center and was squeezed home by another perfect Ritter bunt.
 
The second squeeze made a winner of sophomore Calvin Pastel (1-0). The seventh pitcher of the day, Pastel worked a scoreless top of the 12^th to put the offense in position to win.
 
Shenandoah had a 6-0 lead after four innings in the contest, but found itself in a ballgame after the Macs scored six runs in the fifth.
 
In the ninth, Immaculata was down to its last strike before scoring four runs to take a 13-11 lead.
 
Pearce Bucher then sent the game into extras with a one-out double down the right field line.

GAME TWO RECAP

Immaculata scored one run in the first and another in the third off of game two starter Tad Dean (2-1) to take a lead it would not relinquish.
 
Reliever Gabe Hollenbach came on for starter Billy Manzo in the fifth and pitched the final 4 2/3 to earn the win.
 
Hollenbach (2-0) only allowed two hits and one walk while striking out two in the win.
 
Anthony Ward had the Hornets lone RBI in the contest double to center in the fourth. He plated Keegan Woolford, who led off the frame with a single down the right field line.
 
Game two was also delayed by 25 minutes because of a power surge that knocked out the lights in the top of the eighth.
 
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