Rosemont Drops Two Home Non-Conference Games vs PSU-Abington

The Ravens dropped two tough games to visiting Penn State Abington in a non-conference double-header that was originally scheduled for February 14^th. The score in Game 1 was 7-2 and the second game ended 7-5.
The Ravens got terrific starting pitching performances from their starters. In Game 1, senior Lars Greenlee went 6 2/3 innings, a career high. Sophomore Solomon Denmark pitch 5 strong innings as the starter in Game 2. Head Coach Ross Trachtenberg said after the games: "We received really strong performances by Lars and Deuce today. Our pitching staff is stretched thin, so their outings were a huge lift to the team."
The offense in Game 1 was paced by freshmen Tahj Wilson and Caiden Spinelli. Each had two hits, including a triple by Spinelli in his first plate appearance. In Game 2, senior Ryan Bowman collected three hits, while sophomore short-stop Joe Bentivegna had two hits, including a double, and two RBI.
The Ravens travel to Aston, PA on Saturday, April 18^th for another non-conference double-header against the Neumann University Knights. The first pitch is at 12:00pm.

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