3/27/25
 
SCRANTON, Pa. – Lackawanna College baseball has five games in its next three days this weekend, as the Falcons get back to Region XIX DII action on Friday and Saturday, before hosting a non-region doubleheader on Sunday afternoon.
 
Things get under way on Friday, March 28^th, as the Falcons host Raritan Valley CC in the first game of a three-game series. First pitch of the single nine-inning contest is set for 3:00pm ET at the Scranton HS baseball field. There will be a pay-per-view video livestream available via the Lackawanna College Athletics Network at lackawannafalcons.com/LIVE.
 
The rest of the series will resume on Saturday, March 29^th, when the Falcons travel to Raritan for a doubleheader in Branchburg, NJ. First pitch is scheduled for 12:00pm ET. There will be no video livestream available for the doubleheader.
 
Finally, the Falcons will finish the weekend with a non-region doubleheader against SUNY Rockland CC on Sunday, March 30^th, with first pitch of game one set for a 12:00pm ET start at the Scranton HS baseball field. There will be a pay-per-view video livestream available via the Lackawanna College Athletics Network at lackawannafalcons.com/LIVE.
 
About Lackawanna College
The Falcons (11-10, 3-0) come into the weekend as winners of four in a row. They swept past Delaware Tech this past weekend, then took down Delaware County CC, 7-4, in non-region action on Wednesday afternoon. The Falcons used seven different pitchers and had a no-hitter going into the ninth inning against the Phantoms, while building a steady lead throughout. You can read the full recap HERE.
 
On the season, the Falcons are hitting a combined .334, compiling a collective 1.010 OPS, which includes a .436 OBP. Lackawanna has 98 extra-base hits, including 64 doubles and 30 home runs. The Falcons are slugging at .574, and they have scored 187 runs. Lackawanna has drawn 101 walks and struck out 163 times as a team this year, while stealing 23 bases.
 
On the mound, the Falcons have a 7.05 ERA, giving up 149 runs, 119 earned, on 165 hits through 152 innings pitched. Teams are hitting .268 against the Falcons this season, with nine home runs and 43 extra-base hits. Lackawanna has struck out 167 batters and walked 115. The Falcons have also plunked 33 batters this year.
 
Defensively, the Falcons have 40 errors and a .939 fielding percentage. The Falcons have caught seven baserunners stealing this year and have forced five double plays.
 
First-year outfielder Deacon Brown (Williamsport, PA) leads the Falcons with 32 total hits and has a .492 batting average this year in 21 games. Brown has a 1.460 OPS and a .583 OBP, first on the team in both categories. Brown has scored 20 runs, second on the team, and he has posted eight doubles, five homers, and 25 RBIs, first on the squad. He's drawn eleven walks and has been hit by six pitches, tied for first on the team. Brown has eight multi-hit games on the year and has a 16-game hitting streak. He was a perfect 3-for-3 in the loss to Bryant & Stratton on February 9^th, hitting a double and driving in another run. Deacon hit a two-run homer in game one against Onondaga on March 9^th, then hit another two-run homer in game two. Deacon has 21 hits in his last 12 games, and eleven of them have been for extra bases. He was a combined 6-for-8 for six runs, six RBIs, two doubles, and two homers in three games against Del Tech last weekend. Deacon was 4-for-4 with four RBIs, a two-run homer, and a run scored in the win against Delco. Deacon has been busy in the field, with 37 putouts, three assists, and one error this year.
 
Sophomore shortstop Brooks Henderson IV (Feasterville, PA) is second on the team with 29 hits and a .392 batting average in his 20 appearances. Henderson has a 1.142 OPS with eight doubles, tied with Brown for third on the team, and 23 RBIs, second on the squad. He's also got four home runs, tied for second this year. He's got a .453 OBP on the year. Brooks has scored 21 runs, tied for first on the team, and has drawn nine walks on the year. Henderson has eight multi-hit games, going 3-for-5 with two runs scored and a pair of RBIs in the 13-6 win over Bryant & Stratton on February 9^th. He was a perfect 4-for-4 with two runs scored and a triple in the game one win against Onondaga on March 9^th. Henderson had a ten-game hitting streak that was snapped with a 0-for-3 performance in game two against Allegany. He was 2-for-6 with a homer and a double, along with two runs scored and an RBI, in the 11-9 win against RCSJ Cumberland. He was a combined 3-for-11 with three runs, seven RBIs, and two homers in three games against DTCC. Brooks was 2-for-5 with two runs and two doubles in the win against Delco on Wednesday. Defensively, Henderson has 26 putouts, 49 assists, and five errors on the year from his shortstop position.
 
Sophomore Louis Kegerreis (Murrysville, PA) is a .338 hitter this season through 18 appearances, collecting 23 total hits. Kegerreis has 21 runs scored this season, tied with Henderson for first on the Falcons, and he has a team-high 12 doubles and 16 RBIs. Kegerreis has a 1.052 OPS this year, with a .405 OBP. He has drawn six walks on the season. Kegerreis has six multi-hit games this season, and he currently has an eight-game hitting streak. Kegerreis was 3-for-5 against Cumberland on March 12^th, hitting a two-run homer in the first, a double, scoring two runs, and driving in three more. He was a combined 4-for-8 with six runs and three doubles in three contests against Delaware Tech last weekend. He did not play against Delco on Wednesday. He has 28 putouts and 24 assists this season in the field.
 
Sophomore outfielder Nick Matson (Nanticoke, PA) is a .333 hitter this season through 20 games, collecting 22 hits and driving in 15 runs. Matson has scored 12 runs and has put up seven doubles on the year. He has drawn six walks and has stolen five bases, but he leads the Falcons with 17 strikeouts this season. Matson has eight multi-hit games this season, and he was 3-for-6 in the opener against Bryant & Stratton, driving in six runs and posting two doubles. Matson was 1-for-6 in three games against Del Tech, scoring a run and driving in another. He was 1-for-2 with an RBI in the win against Delco. Matson has 30 putouts on the season.
 
Sophomore first baseman John Hughes (Hamilton, NJ) is a .404 hitter with 21 hits in 17 games this year. Hughes has a 1.370 OPS, with 19 runs scored and 17 RBIs. He has ten doubles, a triple, and three home runs this season. Hughes has drawn 14 walks, first on the squad, and he has been hit by six pitches. Hughes has a .562 OBP this year, second behind Brown, and he's slugging at .808. Hughes has six multi-hit games this season, and he was 3-for-5 with three doubles and three RBIs in the win against Cumberland on March 12^th. Against Del Tech, he was a combined 2-for-9 in three games, scoring three runs, driving in four more, and hitting a double and a home run. Hughes went 1-for-2 with a double and a run scored against Delco on Wednesday.
 
Sophomore infielder Tyler Lepage (Macungie, PA) is a .463 hitter with a 1.385 OPS through 14 appearances this season. Lepage has five homers, tied with Brown for first on the team, and has 12 RBIs. His .854 slugging percentage is second on the squad. He has 19 total hits, and 14 runs scored on the year. Lepage has drawn five walks and been hit by a pair of pitches. Lepage has seven multi-hit games this season. He was 3-for-4 with two runs scored, a double, two homers, and three RBI in a 15-7 loss to Patrick & Henry on February 23^rd. He went 2-for-5 with two runs scored, four RBI, and two homers in a win against Bryant & Stratton back on February 9^th. Lepage missed four games, but returned to the lineup two weeks ago against RCSJ Cumberland. He played in all three games against Del Tech over the weekend, going a combined 5-for-10 with three runs and an RBI. He did not play against Delco on Wednesday. Lepage has six putouts and eight assists this season.
 
Sophomore catcher and DH Jake Kelleher (Exeter, PA) is a .333 hitter through 18 games this season, compiling a 1.042 OPS on the year. Kelleher has scored 18 runs and collected 18 total hits, posting six doubles, three home runs, and 12 RBIs. Kelleher has drawn nine walks, tied with Henderson for third on the team, and he has two stolen bases. Kelleher has four multi-hit games this season, including going 3-for-4 with three runs scored, a double, and two RBIs in the game one win against Allegany on March 15^th. He was a combined 5-for-13 with five runs, four RBIs, two doubles, and two home runs against Del Tech in three games last weekend. Kelleher was 0-for-1 in a pinch-hit situation against Delco on Wednesday. Kelleher has caught two runners stealing this season as a catcher and has seven assists behind the plate this season.
 
Sophomore catcher Kenny Hirschfeld (New Hyde Park, NY) is a .347 hitter this season in his 17 appearances, collecting 17 total hits and driving in eleven runs. Hirschfeld has four doubles and a homer, and he has scored 13 runs. Hirschfeld had two hits in each of his first two games and has five multi-hit games on the season. Hirschfeld came into the game against Gloucester as a pinch runner and finished 3-for-4 with two runs scored, a double, and an RBI. He played in one game against Delaware Tech in the doubleheader last Saturday, scoring a run, driving in three more, and going 2-for-4 on the day. Kenny was 0-for-2 against Delco on Wednesday.
 
Sophomore pitcher Liam O'Leary (Souderton, PA) leads the team with 32.1 innings pitched, making six appearances, five of which have been starts. O'Leary has a 3-2 record with a 5.57 ERA. He has given up 25 runs, 20 earned, on 35 hits, while striking out a team-high 41 batters and walking 15. The opposition is hitting .265 against him this year, and he has hit a team-high eight batters. O'Leary's best outing happened against Monroe on March 8^th, where he went six innings, striking out a season-best nine batters, and allowed three runs, all earned, on five hits. O'Leary has recorded at least four strikeouts in all six of his appearances this season. He went seven innings in his last outing, picking up the 11-3 win against Delaware Tech. He gave up three runs on five hits while matching his season-best with nine strikeouts in the victory.
 
Sophomore pitcher Ryan Novakowski (Forty Fort, PA) is second on the team in innings pitched, throwing 30.1 innings on the year. Novakowski is 2-2 with a 6.82 ERA in his six appearances, all starts. Novakowski has given up 25 runs, 23 earned, on 36 hits, with 35 strikeouts and eleven walks. Batters are hitting .293 against Novakowski this year. His best outing came against Allegany on March 15^th in game one of the doubleheader, striking out nine in a complete game shutout in seven innings. He scattered four hits and walked three in the 14-0 win. He pitched seven innings in a win against Delaware Tech last Friday, striking out a season-best eleven, while giving up six runs, four earned.
 
Sophomore Trey Sajeski (Holland, PA) is third on the team, pitching 20 innings in six appearances this season. He's 2-1 with a 7.20 ERA. Sajeski has given up 19 runs, 16 earned, on 24 hits, striking out 21 and walking eleven batters. The opposition is hitting .276 against him this season. Sajeski threw his best game on March 9^th against Onondaga, striking out a season-high seven in a season-long six innings. He gave up just one run on five hits for the win in the 11-1 victory for Lackawanna. In his last outing, Sajeski gave up four runs on four hits in four innings, striking out three for the win against Delaware Tech.
 
The head coach for the Falcons is Mike McCarry, now in his seventh season with Lackawanna College. McCarry has had loads of success in his time with the Falcons, making the NJCAA Division II World Series in three of his previous six seasons. In 2019, his first year, the Falcons went 32-17, won the Region XIX championship, and then the Northeast District championship on their way to the national showcase. The Falcons duplicated that result in 2021, going 30-16, winning another region and district title, and then appearing in Enid, Oklahoma for the NJCAA DII World Series. McCarry's 2023 team went 40-17, tied for second all-time in program history in wins, and the Falcons won region and district gold, while also winning two games at the NJCAA DII World Series. McCarry is a southeastern Pennsylvania native, and he has ties to Northeast PA dating back to his time playing at Keystone College in 2003. McCarry started his collegiate coaching career at LaSalle University, where he served as the head assistant. He moved on the Stephen F. Austin as a pitching coach, before joining the Lackawanna staff. He is 177-110 in his career at Lackawanna.
 
About Raritan Valley CC
The Lions (6-8-1, 2-1) enter the weekend having split with SUNY Orange on Sunday, tied with Westchester on Tuesday, then lost to Union on Wednesday. In a game called because of darkness, the Lions built a 10-4 lead after three innings against the Vikings from Westchester and led 13-8 leading into the seventh inning of the nine-inning contest, but Westchester mounted a five-run seventh to tie the game before it was halted. Against Union the next day, Raritan led 3-1 after one and had a 6-5 lead heading into the seventh inning, but the Owls scored a pair to recapture the lead, then hung on for the win. Raritan committed six errors on the day.
 
Raritan hits .295 as a team this season, and the Lions have a collective .796 OPS. Raritan is averaging 6.8 runs per game this season, compiling 30 extra-base hits, which includes 25 doubles and three home runs. The Lions have 90 strikeouts, 61 walks, and 30 stolen bases this season. They have also been hit by 21 pitches.
 
The pitching staff holds a collective 9.10 ERA, giving up 125 runs in 94 innings. 95 of those runs are earned on 127 hits, and the Lions have struck out 76 and walked 78 batters on the year. Opponents are hitting .353 against Raritan Valley this year.
 
Defensively, Raritan Valley has 40 errors and a .911 fielding percentage. The Lions have caught two runners trying to steal this season.
 
Sophomore player Bryce Pantozzi leads the Lions with 18 hits in 13 games this year, posting a .375 batting average. Pantozzi is second on the team with 13 runs and has a .891 OPS, which includes a .474 OBP, second on the team. Pantozzi has drawn eight walks, second on the team, and has one of the two triples for the Lions this year. He has six multi-hit games this season. Against Union on March 19^th, he was 3-for-5 with four runs and a walk. He went a combined 4-for-14 with two runs and two RBIs in three games against Sussex last weekend. He was 3-for-3 against Westchester on Tuesday and went 0-for-4 with a run scored in the loss to Union on Wednesday. Pantozzi has 18 putouts and an assist this season.
 
Sophomore Jake Knapp is a .436 hitter with 17 total hits in 13 games this season. He leads the Lions with a 1.152 OPS, leading the team in OBP (.511) and slugging (.641). Knapp has eleven RBIs, second on the team, and he leads Raritan with two home runs this season. Knapp also leads the team with seven stolen bases and is third on the team with 12 runs this year. Knapp has six multi-hit games, all in his last eight contests. He was a combined 5-for-9 against Sussex last weekend, scoring three runs, driving in four more, and hitting both a double and a home run against the Skylanders in three games. Knapp was 3-for-4 with two runs scored and a double in the loss to Union on Wednesday. Knapp has 17 putouts this season for the Lions.
 
Sophomore Anthony Saniscalchi has 16 total hits and is a .390 hitter this season through 14 games. Saniscalchi has scored eight runs and driven in a team-best 12 RBIs. He is tied for the team lead with five doubles, and he has a .981 OPS this season, boosted by his .469 OBP. Saniscalchi has drawn six walks this season, but has struck out ten times this season. He has six multi-hit games this season, going 3-for-5 with a run scored, three RBIs, and a double in the tie with Westchester on Tuesday. Saniscalchi was a combined 5-for-9 with three runs, three doubles, and five RBIs in three games against Sussex last weekend. He was 0-for-4 with an RBI against Union on Wednesday. Saniscalchi has 19 putouts and 30 assists on the year.
 
Sophomore Dovid Solomon is a .372 hitter with 16 hits in 13 games this season. Solomon has a .808 OPS, driving in nine runs and scoring six of his own. He has also stolen three bases this season. Solomon has seven multi-hit games this season, which are the only games where he has recorded a hit this season. He was a combined 2-for-7 with a run scored and two RBIs in three games against Sussex last weekend. He had a 2-for-5 showing with a double, two RBIs, and a run scored against Union back on March 19^th. He had a combined five hits against Westchester and Union on Tuesday and Thursday, posting four RBIs and two runs in the pair of contests. He has 74 putouts and eight assists this season in the field.
 
Sophomore catcher Tyler Giordano has eleven total hits in 14 games, posting a .289 batting average on the year. Giordano leads the Lions with 15 runs this season, and he is tied with Saniscalchi with five doubles this year. Giordano has eight RBIs and a team-high ten walks. He has a .884 OPS, boosted by a .463 OBP, and he has five stolen bases this season. Giordano has also bee hit by a team-high four pitches this season. Giordano has three multi-hit games this season. He was 2-for-5 with two runs and an RBI back on March 19^th against Union. Giordano went a combined 4-for-8 with four runs and a double in three games against Sussex last weekend. He was 1-for-2 with a run scored and a double against Union this past Wednesday. Giordano has 21 assists as a catcher this season.
 
Sophomore pitcher Nick Bentz is the Lion with the most appearances and innings pitched, appearing in six games and pitching 15 innings, going 0-1 with a 4.20 ERA. Bentz has given up eleven runs, seven earned, on 19 hits. He has struck out ten batters and walked three. He struck out a season-high three batters in 2.2 innings of work, giving up three runs on three hits in the 13-3 loss to SUNY Orange back on March 9^th. His longest outing was his first, going four innings against Rockland in a 16-3 loss. Bentz gave up five runs, four earned, on seven hits. He pitched 2.2 innings of relief against Union on Wednesday, only giving up a hit.
 
Sophomore pitcher Adam Gross has made four appearances this season and pitched 14.2 innings so far this season. He is 1-2 with a 12.89 ERA, giving up 23 runs, 21 earned, on 15 hits this season. He has struck out nine and walked a team-high 17 batters. His lone win came when he pitched six innings, giving up five runs on seven hits in a 14-7 win against Ocean County CC in March 18^th. Gross got the loss in his last outing, giving up seven runs on one hit, walking seven in 2.1 innings of a 10-7 loss to Orange this past Sunday.
 
The head coach for the Lions is Dan Mondelli, now in his third season in charge of the Lions. Mondelli was the Associate Head Coach at Morris before coming to Raritan, and he has over three decades of coaching experience. Mondelli won only three games in his first season, then improved by 13 wins in year two last season, making the Region XIX DII play-in series. He is 25-55-1 in his time at Raritan Valley.
 
About SUNY Rockland CC
The Hawks (12-10-1) come into the weekend with a Friday afternoon contest against Dominican University JV, before taking on the Falcons on Sunday. Rockland had a five-game winning streak at one point, but have gone 2-3 since last Thursday. Rockland split a doubleheader with PSU Scranton last weekend, then lost to Sussex on Tuesday, before snagging a win against Brookdale this past Thursday. Against the Jersey Blues, the Hawks trailed 3-2 heading into the seventh, then exploded for seven runs to completely flip the contest. They did that with just seven hits and only one extra-base knock, a double.
 
This season, the Hawks are averaging .284 at the plate with a collective OPS of .797. The Hawks have scored 171 runs, averaging 7.4 runs per contest. Rockland has 45 extra-base hits, including 34 doubles and nine home runs. They have struck out 148 times at the plate and have drawn 105 walks this season. Rockland also has 41 stolen bases. They've also been hit by 25 pitches this season.
 
Rockland's pitching staff has a 4.52 ERA this season, allowing 112 runs, 76 earned, on 132 hits in 151.1 innings. The Hawks have struck out 112 batters and walked 87 this season. Opponents are hitting .275 against the Hawks this season.
 
Defensively, the Hawks have committed 43 errors and have a .935 fielding percentage on the year. They have turned six double plays this season.
 
Sophomore Alex Exarchakis has a team-best 25 hits in 20 games, posting a .321 batting average so far this year. Exarchakis has a .776 OPS on the year and has two doubles and a triple for 13 RBIs, tied for third on the team. His 21 runs are tied for first on the team this year. He's drawn nine walks and leads the team with ten stolen bases on the year. He has eight multi-hit games on the year, including his last three games in a row. Exarchakis was 3-for-5 with three runs, three RBIs, and a double in a 19-4 win at Bergen CC back on March 19^th. He was a combined 3-for-8 with three runs and an RBI in the doubleheader against PSU Scranton last weekend. He was 4-for-9 with two runs and three RBIs in the two games this week against Sussex and Brookdale. He has a five-game hitting streak coming into Friday. Exarchakis has 43 putouts so far this season.
 
Sophomore Ryan Andino is second on the team with 19 total hits in 17 games, posting a .345 batting average. He has a .867 OPS, boosted by his .431 OBP. Andino has scored eleven runs and has driven in 13, tied with Exarchakis for third on the team. Andino has drawn nine walks this season and is second on the team with nine stolen bases. His five doubles are tied for the team-lead this season. He has six multi-hit games on the year, with his best game coming against Monroe University Bronx back on March 13^th, going 2-for-5 with two doubles, two RBIs, and two runs in a 15-10 victory. He's on a six-game hitting streak entering the weekend. He was 2-for-3 with a double and a run scored in the loss to Sussex on Tuesday. He was 1-for-4 with two runs in the win against Brookdale on Thursday night. Andino has 18 putouts and 45 assists on the year, turning on double play on the season.
 
First-year player Steven Barbosa has 18 total hits in 20 games, posting a .300 batting average so far this season. Barbosa has a .775 OPS, scoring 13 runs and driving in 18, tied for the team-high this season. He has four doubles, tied for third on the team, and he has drawn seven walks this season. Barbosa has been hit by six pitches this season, first on the team. He has five multi-hit games this season. Barbosa was a combined 5-for-7 with two doubles, four RBIs, and a run scored against Manhattanville JV in two games back on March 14^th, both wins for the Hawks. He scored three runs in and drove in another in the win against Bergen on March 19^th. Against Brookdale on Thursday, he went 1-for-4 with an RBI and a walk. He has 72 putouts and eight assists this season.
 
Sophomore Greg Becker has 18 total hits and is a .269 hitter in 19 games this season. Becker has scored 16 runs, third on the team, and has eleven RBIs this season. He has four doubles and a home run and has six walks and eight stolen bases on the year. He has also struck out 28 times, highest on the Hawks this year. Becker has five multi-hit games on the year, going 3-for-4 with three runs and two RBIs in the win against Bergen on March 19^th. He was a combined 4-for-6 with two doubles, three runs, and an RBI in the doubleheader sweep against Manhattanville JV on March 14^th. His homer came against Raritan Valley on February 28^th, where he was 3-for-5 with three runs and two RBIs in a 16-3 win. Becker was 1-for-3 with a run scored and an RBI in the win against Brookdale on Thursday. He has 37 putouts on the season.
 
First-year player Abraham Bautista has 15 total hits and has a .268 batting average in 18 games this season. Bautista has driven in 18 runs, tied with Barbosa for the team-high, and has scored eleven runs this year. He has one of the two triples for the Hawks this season. Bautista has nine walks on the year. He has four multi-hit games on the season, going 4-for-5 with three runs, six RBIs, and a double in the win against Bergen on March 19^th. He was 3-for-8 with a double, a triple, and three RBIs in the doubleheader against Manhattanville JV on March 14^th. He was 0-for-4 with an RBI and a run in the win against Brookdale on Thursday. Bautista has 13 putouts and 35 assists on the year.
 
Sophomore pitcher Marciano Neglia has made four appearances, pitching 24.2 innings on the season. He's 0-for-2 with a 1.46 ERA. He has only given up nine runs, four earned, on 16 hits, striking out 17 and walking eight. Neglia's best game came against SUNY Adirondack on March 16^th, going the full seven innings and pitching a shutout, allowing only two hits and striking out a season-best eight batters. He pitched against Mercer County CC back on March 1^st, giving up three runs on seven hits in five innings of a 5-4 loss to the Vikings. In his last outing, he gave up four runs, just one earned, on three hits in 5.2 innings against PSU Scranton.
 
Sophomore Ryan Murphy has made six appearances and pitched 22.1 innings this season, going 2-2 with a save and a 7.25 ERA this season. Murphy has given up 20 runs, 18 earned, on 32 hits, striking out eleven and walking 15 batters on the season. Murphy pitched his longest game against Sussex earlier this week, going six innings and giving up three runs on ten hits, while striking out six. He got the win against Bergen, allowing three runs on seven hits in five innings of the 19-4 win on March 19^th.
 
The head coach for the Hawks is John Greeley.
 
The Match-Ups
The Falcons are 9-1 against Raritan since 2019, but Raritan won the last match-up, taking a 15-12 game against the Falcons last year in Flemington, NJ on April 8^th. That win was the first time in 22 years that Raritan had beaten Lackawanna College in baseball. The Lions scored six runs in the eighth inning to overcome a late deficit. The Falcons have scored ten or more runs against Raritan in each of their last ten games.
 
Lackawanna College has not played Rockland in the last five years.
 
The series with Raritan Valley gets underway on Friday, March 28^th, as the Falcons host the Lions for a single nine-inning contest, set for 3:00pm ET at the Scranton HS baseball field. There will be a pay-per-view video livestream available via the Lackawanna College Athletics Network at lackawannafalcons.com/LIVE.
 
The rest of the series will resume on Saturday, March 29^th, when the Falcons travel to Raritan for a doubleheader in Branchburg, NJ. First pitch is scheduled for 12:00pm ET. There will be no video livestream available for the doubleheader.
 
Then, on Sunday, March 30^th, Lackawanna and Rockland will play their doubleheader, with first pitch of game one set for a 12:00pm ET start at the Scranton HS baseball field. There will be a pay-per-view video livestream available via the Lackawanna College Athletics Network at lackawannafalcons.com/LIVE.
 
The Falcons have a non-conference doubleheader for their next set of games, traveling to take on Monroe CC for a pair of games on Tuesday, April 1^st in Rochester, NY. First pitch is set for 1:00pm ET at the Tribunes' baseball field.