LORETTO, PA- Saint Francis waited out a three-hour rain delay in game one on Sunday and swept the Wagner Seahawks, 6-4 and 8-4 on a soggy, windy Sunday at the Red Flash Softball Complex. 

Mikayla Bower (Williamsport, Pa./Williamsport) delivered the big blow in game one, a three-run home run to straight away center field and Jordan Frank (DuBois, Pa./DuBois Central Catholic) went 3-4 with a homer and four RBI in game two, to give Bower the game two win. 

GAME ONE RECAP
The teams agreed on Sunday morning to move the start time up 30 minutes to 11:30 and the game got underway under cloudy, windy, but dry conditions. Cheyenne McKee (DuBois, Pa./DuBois) got the Red Flash on the board early with a solo home run to left center field in the bottom of the first. Wagner answered back in the third, scoring two runs off two walks and two run scoring base hits, a single by Hannah Lewis and a double from Natalie Del Ponte. The lead did not last long as the Red Flash hung a five-spot on the scoreboard in their half of the inning. Hayley Norton (Spring Grove, Pa./Spring Grove) singled home a pair of runs, giving her 200 career RBI, and Bower brought three in on her blast to center. The rain started picking up in the fourth, and after two walks started the bottom of the fourth, the umpires called for a rain delay. The delay lasted close to three hours, finally resuming play around 4:15. After quiet fourth and fifth innings, Wagner put up solo tallies in the sixth and seventh. Starter Christina Clark (Avon, Ohio/Avon High School) worked out of a jam in the sixth after the Seahawks scored a run of a walk and a pair of singles. The righty got a fly out and made a nifty grab on a liner right back to the circle to end the inning. Amelia Van Orman hit a solo home run to left center in the seventh inning to close the Red Flash lead to two, but the Seahawks wouldn't threaten after the homer. 

GAME ONE SCORING RECAP
B1| C. McKee homered to left center...1-0 SFU
T3| Serrato walked...Prihoda reached on a fielder's choice; Serrato out at second 2b to ss....Prihoda stole second...Lewis singled to left, Prihoda scored, Lewis to second on throw...Lewis to third on wild pitch...Van Orman walked...Del Ponte doubled to left, Lewis scored...2-1 Wagner
B3| Saban singled to left...McKee, C reached on a fielding error by 3b, advanced to second on the throw; Saban advanced to third...Norton singled up the middle, Saban scored, McKee scored...Frank hit by pitch, Norton to second...Troxell reached on fielder's choice, Norton to third, Frank out 2b to ss...Bower homered to center, Norton scored, Troxell score...6-2 SFU
T6| Smith walked, Carlucci singled to center, Smith to third...Norris ran for Carlucci, Silnonte singled to center, Smith scored...6-3 SFU
T7| Van Orman homered to left center.. 6-4 SFU


GAME TWO RECAP
Mikayla Bower (Williamsport, Pa./Williamsport) got the start in game two and worked out of trouble in the first inning. After Wagner had loaded the bases with one out, Bower got a strike out and a pop-up to short to end the threat. Jordy Frank got the scoring going in the second inning, wrapping a towering fly ball around the left-field foul pole for a two-run homer, scoring Norton who started the inning with a hit by pitch. The Seahawks answered back with a home run of their own in their half of the third. Kaila Smith hit a line drive over the right-field fence for a three-run shot to give Wagner a 3-2 lead. Again, the Red Flash roared back with another five-run frame. Cheyenne McKee (DuBois, Pa./DuBois) started the inning with a double and sister Sierra followed with a hit-by-pitch. Norton brought Cheyenne McKee (DuBois, Pa./DuBois) home and sent Sierra to third with a double to the left center gap, tying the game. Frank picked up RBI three and four with a single to left to give SFU the lead, 5-3. Allyn Bezjak (Uniontown, Pa./Albert Gallatin High School) added an RBI single that glanced off the right fielder's glove and Brianna Walker (Walworth, N.Y./Gananda) followed with a sacrifice fly to stake Bower and the Red Flash to a 7-3 lead. Wagner added an unearned run in the fourth, cutting the lead to three, but they'd get no closer. Saint Francis added insurance in their half of the fourth on a Kassidy Troxell (Navarre, Ohio/Perry) sacrifice fly that just missed getting out to center. Meadow Uncapher (Mount Pleasant, Pa./Mount Pleasant High School) relieved Bower in the fifth and threw three unblemished innings to pick up the save. 

GAME TWO SCORING
B2| Norton hit by pitch, Frank homered down left field line, Norton scored...2-0 SFU
T3| Van Orman reached on infield single, Del Ponte reached on infield single, Van Orman to second, advanced to third on error by 1B, Smith homered to right, Van Orman scored, Del Ponte scored, 3-2 Wagner
B3| C McKee doubled down left field line, S. McKee hit by pitch, Norton doubled to left field, C. McKee scored, S. McKee to third, Frank singled to center, S. McKee scored, Norton scored, Troxell walked, Frank to second, Bower singled to short, Frank to third, Troxell to second, Bezjak singled to right, Frank scored, Troxell to third, Bower to second, Walker hit sac fly to left, Troxell scored....7-3 SFU
T4| Serrato singled to short, Prihoda singled, Serrato to second, Lewis reached on fielder's choice, Serrato to third, Prihoda out 2b to ss, Van Orman reached on error by 2b, Serrato scored...7-4 SFU
B4|S. McKee walked, Norton reached on fielder's choice, McKee safe at second, Frank singled, McKee to third, Norton to second, Troxell hit sacrifice fly to center, McKee scored...8-4 SFU

With the sweep, the Red Flash improve to 20-26 overall and 7-5 in the NEC, Wagner now sits at 12-23 on the season and 2-6 in conference play. Saint Francis has just one double header this week due to the Easter weekend. The Red Flash head to New Jersey to take on Fairleigh Dickinson on Friday afternoon. First pitch from Teaneck is set for 1 p.m.