St. Davids, PA| The Rosemont Ravens Baseball Program Traveled to Eastern University for a Seven Inning Double Header.

Game One: Yassine Zekkaria took the bump for Rosemont to start on an overcast Saturday.
Rosemont would have action early, as Chase Masten and Joe Bentivegna led off the inning getting on base by hit by pitch. The Ravens were unable to drive them home leave two on in the top of the first. Zekkaria found himself in a jam in the bottom of the first with runners on second and third, he was able to get out of the inning unscathed. Finding himself in another jam in the second with the based loaded. Yassine was able limit the damage only allowing one through two.
In the top of the third, Bentivegna was hit again, as Brandon Peake followed with a double down the line to put runners at second at third with two down. Gary Kroll hit a chopper in the middle, but the Eagles pitcher made an unbelievable play to end the inning holding the Ravens runless. Eastern would tack on to more runs to take a three run lead over Rosemont after three.
Isaac Bugman singled up the middle with two outs in the top of the fourth, but the Ravens were halted with a strikeout. Brody Lykes came in to pitch for the Ravens in the bottom of the inning. The Eagles broke the game open, as they scored six runs in the inning to take a 9-0 advantage.
In the  fifth Terrell Robinson provided a clean fifth and sixth inning for the Ravens, striking out two on the six batters faced. Rosemont's offense remained cold as they were only able to manage two hits in the game as the fell in game one 9-0.

Game Two:
Alex Rauch took the bump for Rosemont in his second start of the season.
Early base runners for Rauch put the Ravens behind 2-0 after the first inning, as their offense still looked for an answer.
Caiden Spinelli got on by an error by the Eagles, as Bugman would again single putting two on for Rosemont with one out. The Ravens were unable to drive them home as the inning turned over. The Ravens had a tough second defensively, walking two early then compounded with errors in the field. Rosemont trailed 9-0 after two. Chase Masten did not give up, with two outs he would draw a walk, and immediately steal second. Bentivegna followed smoking a double to left scoring Masten, as Peake followed with another double to bring in Bentivegna scoring two for the Ravens in the top of the third. 
Gisella Schiano came into pitch to start the third, going 1-2-3 in order, while forcing soft contact. In the fourth she continued to work, finding another groundout and striking out a batter. Two walks by Schiano allowed two when her only allowed hit was a double drive in two to extend the Eagles lead back to nine.
Tahj Wilson would come in to pitch the fifth, getting through clean on four batters. Bentivegna continued to rake for the Ravens with another double, but they were unable to bring him home as the deficit remained at nine. Eastern would tack on three more in the botton of the sixth to extend their lead and go onto beat the Ravens in game two 14-2. 

"This was not our best day of baseball overall, but it was good to see some good individual performances. I thought freshmen Yassine Zekkaria, Terrell Robinson and Gigi Schiano all pitched well, each going multiple innings. Joe Bentivegna got a couple of really good swings off too. Fortunately, we get right back on the field tomorrow with an opportunity to bounce right back." - Head Coach Ross Trachenberg

What's Next?

Rosemont will be back in action tomorrow as the host Brooklyn University at Upper Merion High School. The doubleheader is set to start at 12:00 PM as The Ravens look to get back in the win column.