The Lancaster Bible College Baseball team traveled to Rosemont, Pa. to take on Rosemont in United East play, crushing the Ravens 16-0 behind a seven-inning shutout by sophomore Noah Robinette. The Chargers improve to 16-13 overall and 6-2 in conference while the Ravens fall to 8-18 overall and 2-6 in conference.

How it Happened:
After a scoreless first inning, the Chargers got the bats going in the second as three straight hits led to a two-RBI double by sophomore Nate Rosenzweig, putting the Chargers up 2-0. Another double by junior Dylan Witkowski scored a run, then junior Evan Sareyka reached on a fielder's choice to score Witkowski, ending the inning with a four-run lead. The third inning saw a game-high six runs come across the plate, starting with both Rosenzweig and freshman Everett Bell hit grounders to score runs. Then, Witkowski knocked a single to drive in a run to make it a 7-0 lead, then Sareyka hit a two-run single and Shimmel drove in a run on a flyout for a 10-0 Charger lead after three innings.

The Chargers continued to pad their lead in the fourth inning as three more runs came across the plate, then Noah Robinette pitched a 1-2-3 inning in the bottom frame. Sareyka had a sacrifice fly in the sixth inning to add another, then two runs scored on an error in the seventh inning to wrap the scoring and finish off the game 16-0.

By the Numbers:
- The Chargers scored 16 runs on 13 hits, drawing 11 total walks and committing no errors
- The Ravens managed just two hits and were kept off the scoreboard, committing four errors
- Dylan Witkowski went 2-3 with three RBI and a walk to lead the Chargers
- Evan Sareyka went 2-5 with a game-high four RBI
- Nate Rosenzweig had two hits, two RBI and four runs scored
- Luke Franklin and Dom Younger had the only two hits for the Ravens
- Starting pitcher Noah Robinette tossed his first career shutout, going seven scoreless innings with just two hits allowed and one strikeout 

Up Next:
The Chargers travel to La Plume, Pa. on Saturday, April 12 for a United East double-header against Keystone, a team receiving votes in the national poll.