The Huntingdon men’s lacrosse team lost to Southwestern University 16-6 on Sunday.
 
Brandon Sewell and Anthony Rovetto each scored two goals for the Hawks. Sewell also had two assists, 16 ground balls and won 14 faceoffs. Mike Kasmarik and Gavin Carey each scored one goal and Davis Dalton had one assist.
 
Huntingdon (6-7) returns to action on April 13, hosting Piedmont at 1 p.m.

Source: Huntingdon College Sports Information Director

Less than 24 hours after allowing 16 runs, the Auburn Montgomery baseball team turned to Eran Franks and Daniel Farrar on the mound and the duo did not disappoint.

The Warhawks (24-15, 11-10 SSAC) received 16 innings of one-run, nine-hit baseball from the tandem to lead the team to a sweep of visiting Southern Poly (26-14, 11-10 SSAC). AUM took the opener by a 3-0 score, while winning game two 4-1.

“We had a couple work horses step up and become thoroughbreds today in Franks and Farrar,” head coach Q.V. Lowe said. “I thought our guys played as well as they have all year. The two pitchers came ready to play and really set the tone for the whole team. We are excited to have won these two games.”

In the opener, Franks tossed a three-hit shutout, striking out three and walking one to improve to 5-4 on the season.

“We knew we had to get back on the grind today,” Franks said.

The Huntingdon women’s lacrosse team battled Berry but came up short 22-16 on Wednesday.
 
The first-year Huntingdon program led the third-year Vikings by as many as three goals in the first half and led 10-9 at halftime. Berry took the lead early in the second half and led for the final 26 minutes of the game.
 
The Lady Hawks (7-6) remained within striking distance and cut Berry’s lead to 18-16 on a Jen Price goal with a little more than four minutes to play. But the Vikings (6-6) answered with four goals to close the game.
 
Price led the Lady Hawks with six goals, two assists and six ground balls and Jamie Reschke added four goals, six ground balls and four draw controls. Briana Gress scored two goals and had five draw controls and Candace Williams scored two goals.