MIDDLETOWN, Pa. -- The Elizabethtown College baseball team had a pair of early leads in Tuesday's non-conference game at Penn State Harrisburg. The Lions tied the game twice before taking over the lead and didn't give it back to the Blue Jays in a 12-3 win. Derek Manning hit his team-leading seventh double of the season as eight different players had a hit for E-town.

HOW IT HAPPENED
- Anthony Knight led off the game with a single through the left side. He scored from first on Manning's RBI double to left field to give Elizabethtown (6-15) a 1-0 lead in the first.
- A leadoff triple for Penn State Harrisburg (15-7-1) in the bottom half of the inning turned into the game-tying run on an RBI ground out the next at-bat.
- Riley McGinley singled and then stole second to get into scoring position. Tom Armstrong doubled and put two in scoring position for the Blue Jays. Knight got one run home as E-town reclaimed the lead at 2-1 in the second.
- The Lions tied it in the second on an RBI single and then took the lead on a three-run home run.
- PSH added four runs in the fourth to go up 9-2 and tacked on a run in the fifth and sixth.
- James Vito knocked in Eamon McCoubrey in the ninth inning, the first RBI of his career.
- Knight, Manning, McCoubrey, Vito, McGinley, Andrew Fisher, Armstrong, and Tyler McGonigle each had a hit for Elizabethtown.
- Tyler Dunbar was the starter for the Jays. Reece Jones, Nathaniel Barnes, Mason Abate, and Cory Freedner also saw action out of the bullpen. Dunbar struck out three batters in two innings of work.

UP NEXT
Elizabethtown is on the road for the third straight day as they make up their game with Albright in Reading, Pa. at 4 p.m.