Scoreboard for Sunday, March 13

College baseball

At Weber Field, St. Louis

Quincy University 8, Maryville 7: Joe Roscetti’s two-out, two-run triple in the top of the eighth inning gave the Hawks the lead, and left-hander Sam Stephens closed the door on the non-conference victory in the first game of a doubleheader. The Hawks built a 6-1 lead on the strength of a five-run second inning featuring a two-run double from Roscetti and a two-run homer from Dayson Croes. The Saints rallied in the sixth with five runs, highlighted by Quincy Notre Dame product Joey Polak’s three-run home run. Nolan Wosman and Luke Napleton each had three hits for the Hawks, while Nolan Roseman grabbed the victory with 2.2 scoreless innings of relief.

Maryville 6, Quincy University 5: In the nightcap of the doubleheader, a rough first inning spelled doom for the Hawks. Polak jacked a three-run home run off QU left-hander and Quincy Notre Dame graduate Griffin Kirn, who walked three and uncorked a wild pitch before being pulled after just two-thirds of an inning. Despite falling behind 5-0 through three innings, the Hawks rallied, scoring twice in the fifth and sixth innings to get within a run. In the seventh, Lance Logsdon led off with a double, but he was stranded there. Croes went 3 for 3, while Brock Boynton and Gino D’Alessio each had two hits for Quincy.

At Olsen Stadium, Atchison, Kan.

Benedictine 9, Culver-Stockton College 7: The Wildcats rallied in the top of the seventh with five runs to tie the game, but Danny Favazz jacked a one-out, two-run home run in the bottom of the seventh off C-SC reliever Michael McGuire in the Heart of America Athletic Conference opener. The Wildcats got their seventh inning rally going as the first six hitters reached base safely, including a Dax Flowerree two-run double. Flowerree, Alex Harbin and Caden Power each had two hits for the Wildcats, as did Andrew Fay and Collin Hall.

Benedictine 14, Culver-Stockton College 7: After scoring twice in the top of the first inning, the Wildcats allowed five runs in the bottom of the frame and 14 runs in the first three innings combined. Alex Harbin went 3 for 3 with a triple and two RBIs for the Wildcats, while Andrew Fay, Jordan Scott and Ryan Teuscher each had two hits. Stefan Stockwell suffered the loss for C-SC, allowing eight runs and 11 hits over two innings.

College softball

At MU Softball Complex, St. Louis

Maryville 3, Quincy University 2: The Hawks had the tying run on base in both the sixth and seventh innings, but couldn’t advance them in dropping their Great Lakes Valley Conference opener in the first game of a doubleheader. Quincy led 2-0 after RBI singles from Mykah Hurley and Bailey Mitchell in the second inning. Allyson Maynard went 3 for 3 for the Hawks, and Taylor Downen had two hits. Bailee Highbarger suffered the loss, allowing eight hits over 6.1 innings.

Maryville 3, Quincy University 0: Isabella Shields’ bunt single leading off the bottom of the sixth for the Hawks broke up Saints hurler Emersen Heron’s perfect game and was the only hit allowed. Heron struck out four and allowed only two baserunners — the second reached on an error. The Saints scored twice in the top of the first inning off Hawks starter Jayle Jennings, who allowed 11 hits in six innings.

Men’s volleyball

At Hyland Arena, St. Charles, Mo.

Quincy University d. Lincoln Memorial: The Hawks rallied after losing the first two sets to pick up a non-conference victory at a neutral site, winning 19-25, 21-25, 25-21, 26-24, 20-18. The Hawks had four players finish in double digits in kills with Nathan Lawton racking up 20 kills. Raje Alleyne had 15 kills, followed by Manuel Hernandez (12 and Francisco Salinger (10). Jonas Holzinger had 52 assists and 12 digs. Quincy is 4-10 overall.

Women’s lacrosse

At Burrows Field, Dubuque, Iowa

Culver-Stockton College 20, Clarke 13: The Wildcats’ McKayla Nevarez scored a single-game program record seven goals as C-SC earned its first Kansas Collegiate Athletic Conference victory. E’rmoni Redden scored five goals for the Wildcats, while Melanie Sanchez picked up the victory in net, making seven saves with 20 shots on goal. She faced 26 shots overall. The Wildcats had 46 shots overall, including 35 shots on goal.