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ORANGEBURG, N.Y. – Sophomore Kaitlyn Caleen recorded three hits, including her first home run of the season, to highlight an offensive onslaught for East Stroudsburg University during a 13-6 win over Nyack to conclude Wednesday's road doubleheader.

The Warriors (10-12) had 17 hits overall in Game 2, their most in a game since they also had 17 in a 15-0 win at Bowie State on March 7, 2017. That allowed them to split this afternoon's twin bill after dropping the opener by a 7-6 margin.

Caleen and junior Kaylee Hazewski each went 3 for 4 in Game 2, with Hazewski adding three runs scored and a pair of stolen bases. Caleen's long ball opened up a 7-2 lead for the visitors in the top of the second inning.

Senior Madison Vicendese, sophomore Ashley Spencer, freshman Rachel Seiverd and sophomore Sofia Cecchin all added two hits apiece in ESU's win. Spencer and redshirt freshman Marissa Govan each knocked in a pair of runs, while Cecchin swiped her 13th base of the season. Sophomore MacKenzie Lewis chipped in a run-scoring single and a stolen base for ESU.

Caleen's three-hit game was her second of the season and the third of her collegiate career. Hazewski tallied her first three-hit contest since April 15, 2017 vs. Millersville while upping her season stolen base total to a PSAC-leading 25.

Senior Angelica Dark picked up her third win after working the final 5 2/3 innings in the circle for the Warriors.

Nyack (4-15) held a 6-4 lead after four innings in the opener. ESU leveled up the score in the fifth on an RBI double by Govan and a run-scoring single by Caleen, but the hosts went in front for good through a two-out, go-ahead RBI base knock by Janelle Adams in the bottom of the sixth.

Freshman Mikayla Pourby had the biggest hit for ESU in Game 1, as she belted a three-run homer, the first of her Warrior career, with two outs in the fourth. She started the game in the circle, striking out five but leaving after surrendering four runs in the opening three innings.

Spencer was the lone ESU player with two hits, as she completed the afternoon 4 for 8 at the plate.

ESU remains on the road for its next doubleheader, with the Warriors traveling to Bowie State for two contests beginning at 1 p.m. on Saturday.