HILLSDALE, MI: It had been five years since the Cavaliers last beat Hillsdale. The drought ended on Sunday when the Maroon and Gold split the two game series with the Chargers. Neither contest was very dramatic as lots of small ball was played, especially in game one. The Chargers took the first contest 2-0. The offense in game two heated up as Sarah Moats had two RBI's, scored on a passed ball, and reached on a fielders choice. While reaching, thanks to Charger errors, Sydney McKeever was able to get home. In the game two win, Sara Gockenbach continued her dominance going all seven innings and recording eight strike outs. The Maroon and Gold look to keep the wins coming as they hit the road to face Cedarville and Ohio Dominican on 4/4 and 4/5. 

LOCATION: Hillsdale College
SCORE: Game One: Hillsdale 2 - Walsh 0, Game Two: Walsh 5 - Hillsdale 2
RECORDS: Walsh 12-14 (6-4), Hillsdale 19-14 (6-2) 

FOR THE CAVS 
GAME ONE

• Starting in the circle and pitching the entire game was Olivia Betson. She struck out six and walked three, only scattering five hits. 
• The Cav offense only had four hits. Those hits came from Sarah Moats, Madi Russo, and two from Riley Grimm. 
• Five were left on base in the low scoring outting. 

GAME TWO

• Sara Gockenbach recorded the win only allowing five hits, and striking out eight. 
• Sarah Cantley had a nice game at the plate, going 2-4, with a home run, walk, and double. 
• Sydney McKeever was perfect at the plate, going 3-3 and stealing two bases.