The Lewis University baseball team split a doubleheader against McKendree, losing the first game 5-4 but bouncing back in the second with an impressive 18-9 victory. In game one, the Flyers initially led 2-0 but fell behind after a four-run fourth inning by McKendree. Although Lewis tied the game in the sixth, they couldn't hold on, and McKendree secured the win with another homer. Game two saw the Flyers dominate with a game-changing 11-run third inning, highlighted by a grand slam from Cole Clemens and a five-RBI performance from Jimmy Spellman.

By the Numbers
  • Lewis scored 18 runs in the second game, including a total of 11 runs in the third inning alone.
  • Jimmy Spellman had 5 RBIs in game two, contributing significantly to the Flyers' offensive surge.
State of Play
  • The Flyers are currently 1-1 in the series against McKendree after this weekend鈥檚 games.
  • Lewis is aiming for a series win in the final game scheduled for Sunday, April 26.
What's Next

The Flyers are set to face McKendree again for the series finale, aiming to secure a win and finish the series strong. A consistent performance will be crucial to maintain their momentum after the dominant second game.

Bottom Line

The split against McKendree illustrates the Flyers' offensive potential, particularly after a striking comeback in game two. Consistency in execution and defense will be key for Lewis to capitalize on this momentum in upcoming matchups.