Box Score 1 | Box Score 2 Despite dropping the first game 5-2, the Panthers steal a 9-1 victory over the Tigers in an away doubleheader. 

Game one details
Sophomore Jenna Yeary started on the mound for the Panthers in game one. The Tigers of Sewanee scored the first points of the day on an LC error that allowed a base runner to steal home. After one inning, the Panthers trailed 1-0. Over the next two innings, the Tigers extended their lead to 3-0. The only Panther constantly seeing the ball in today's first game was senior Alexa Gonzalez. She started the day going three for three on at bats. In the fifth inning, LC scored their first point, when an error by the Tiger outfielder allowed senior Lindsey Swearngin to score. The Tigers responded with two more runs to go up 5-1. In the top of the sixth, a sacrifice bunt by sophomore Abby Hefner brought home sophomore Katelyn Minnihan. Sewanee went on to win 5-2. Jenna Yeary finished the day having pitched all six innings, struck out three batters, allowed eight hits and threw an incredible 115 pitches. 

Game two details
The Rome Ga, native Claire Chamberlain pitched for the Panthers in game two. In the last game of the Tennessee trip, the Panthers jumped out to a 1-0 lead when a wild pitch allowed senior Lindsey Swearngin to steal home. In the top of the second, LC extended their lead to 3-0 after junior Alexa Gonzalez hit two Panthers home. Sophomore Jenna Yeary brought the score to 4-0 when a sacrifice hit brought in sophomore Kelsea Moody. After three innings, LC led 4-0. In the following inning, the Panthers continued their scoring run when another Tiger error allowed junior Abby Vanhoose to walk home. Alex Gonzalez hit two more Panthers home, which extended the Panthers lead to 7-0 in the fourth. Gonzalez was hitting any pitches she faced today. At this point in the day, she had earned a hit in each of her six at bats. In the fifth, the Panthers found themselves up 9-0 after Vanhoose scored by stealing home and Swearngin brought Chamberlain in. LC won 9-1. In five innings pitched, Claire Chamberlain finished the day with four strikeouts, only allowing three hits and one run scored.

Next game information
The Panthers stay on the road to face Pfeiffer next Saturday (March 2).