WINCHESTER, Va. -- While the Elizabethtown College baseball team has come through with a few late-inning rallies, the Blue Jays were on the losing end of a walkoff this time around as Shenandoah won Tuesday night's non-conference matchup 7-6 on a game-ending RBI single by Wyatt Potter. Dylan Everly and Arley Shepherd both had two RBIs apiece for E-town.

HOW IT HAPPENED
- Shenandoah (26-11) led 2-0 after two innings, getting a run in the first and second.
- Shepherd drove a single through the right side and scored Andrew Fisher and Tyler McGonigle to even the score at 2-2.
- Elizabethtown (12-25) had a 3-2 lead in the fifth after Robbie Bertucio scored on an error. The Jays held the lead until the seventh when the Hornets answered.
- An RBI double tied it for Shenandoah before a pair of bases loaded walks gave the Hornets a one and two-run lead.
- Michael Rajnik scored on a wild pitch in the eighth to get E-town within a run.
- A balk in the bottom of the eighth allowed a run to score for SU, who went back up by two, 6-4, going into the ninth.
- JT Thompson and Shepherd each singled, and, after James Vito reached base to load them for the Jays, Everly knocked a base hit to right field to score Thompson and Shepherd to tie the game for a third time.
- Shenandoah was able to load the bases in the bottom of the ninth and Potter singled to left to score Jamie Naill and give the Hornets the walkoff win.
- Along with their two RBIs, Shepherd and Everly also led the Blue Jays with three hits.

UP NEXT
Elizabethtown and Drew agree to move their nine inning game from Saturday, May 4, to tomorrow at Kevin Scott Boyd Stadium at 3:30 p.m. The schedule for the remainder of the series between the Blue Jays and Rangers will be decided later this week.