ELIZABETHTOWN, Pa.-- Freshman, AJ Lipscomb tossed a career-high eight strikeouts while junior, Mason Woolwine smacked his second career grand slam to help lift the Elizabethtown baseball team, 7-1 over Moravian. 

Lipscomb pitched seven innings, tossing 100 pitches while striking out eight. Mason Woolwine went 3 for 4 for two runs, five RBIs, a triple, a stolen base, and a home run. Justin Marraccini closed out the game pitching two innings while recording three strikeouts to bring Etown's total to 11. 

After a quick scoreless first inning, Moravian scored their lone run off a Blue Jay error with the bases loaded. Elizabethtown tied up the game in the third as Alex McClain scored off Woolwine's triple to left center. To start the fifth, RJ Agriss and McClain were each hit by pitch to reach first base. Alex Perrin bunted to third to load up the bases. Agriss scored Etown's second run via a David Woolley walk. After a Greyhound pitching change, Woolwine smacked one over the fence to left field for a grand slam which extended the Blue Jays lead to 6-1. 

In the seventh, Woolwine singled to the pitcher, stole second, and then advanced on a passed ball to reach third. Lipscomb hit a single then advanced to second on an error which would bring Woolwine home for Etown's final run. 

Elizabethtown is back at home this weekend for the Landmark Conference series vs. Juniata starting at 12 pm, April 12.