PURCHASE, N.Y. – The Mount Saint Mary College baseball team was defeated by Manhattanville in both games of its doubleheader.

Game 1
The Basics
Score: Mount Saint Mary College 1, Manhattanville 2
Records: Mount Saint Mary College (7-19, 2-9 Skyline) | Manhattanville (18-8, 6-3)

Rapid Recap
Mount Saint Mary hit the road to take on Manhattanville as the Knights looked to snap their seven-game losing streak. With ace Michael Pisseri on the mound, the Mount had great hope of taking game one from the Valiants. Pisseri currently leads the Skyline in innings pitched (25.0) and is second in ERA (1.44) in conference play. Manhattanville would score early on with an RBI single in the bottom of the 1st, but Pisseri would bear down from here on. The Knights wouldn't get a hit until the 3rd inning, with hits from Richard Lamping and Axel Martinez, but were unable to score either of them.

With a leadoff walk in the top of the 5th, Anthony Voss would drill a single down the left field line to advance Nico Simou to third base. An RBI single from Noah Anderson would score Simou and tie the game up 1-1. Michael Pisseri dominated with the ball in his hands once again, giving the Knights 7.0 innings of quality pitching, allowing just one run and striking out four batters. With his pitch count at 128, the Mount turned to the bullpen to keep the game going in the bottom of the 8th. Unfortunately, a leadoff walk followed by a double would score the game-winning run as Manhattanville took game one 2-1.

Notes and Numbers

• Michael Pisseri: 7.0 innings, 4 strikeouts, 1 earned run
• Aidan Marshall: 2 for 4

Game 2
The Basics
Score: Mount Saint Mary College 2, Manhattanville 23
Records: Mount Saint Mary College (7-20, 2-10 Skyline) | Manhattanville (19-9, 7-3)

Rapid Recap
Still searching for a win heading into game two, things would quickly go south for the Knights. Manhattanville jumped out of the gate with eight runs in the 1st inning, putting the Mount in a big hole. An error allowed Kaleb Morgan to get on and reach third base. Daniel Mack followed that up with an RBI single to get the Knights on the board. Later in the inning, Kyle O'Sullivan drove in Christian Parisa to make it 8-2.

The Valiants scored runs in each of the first five innings, as they would take a commanding 22-2 lead. The Knights were held to just four hits and two runs in this game. Manhattanville added another run in the bottom of the 6th, as Mount Saint Mary fell 23-2 in game two. 

Notes and Numbers

• Daniel Mack: 2 for 2, 1 RBI