Mahwah, NJ: The Cyclones traveled to Ramapo College to take on a Top 25 (23) team in the country. The Cyclones split against the Road Runners for their final regular season double header.
Game One
The Cyclones won game one by a final score of 4-3, after trailing Ramapo going into the top of the seventh inning.
Jaelynn Miller would go on to pick up her nineteenth win of the season, tying for the third most wins in the country. Miller tossed a complete game for the Clones, allowing three runs, eight hits, and recording two strikeouts. The junior pitcher tossed five scoreless innings in her eight innings of work. Offensively, the Cyclones recorded seven hits in the first game, with two of them being extra base hits. All four of the team's runs would be batted in.
Game Two
Senior pitcher,
Julia Campen would pick up where she left off in her last outing limiting the Road Runners to just two hits and one run. Despite Campen's dominant outing, the Cyclones dropped game two 1-0, as they struggled at the plate. The Cyclones offense was limited to just three hits, and left three runners on base.
Up Next
The Cyclones concluded their regular season with a 25-12 record as they look to carry their regular season success into the postseason, after clinching the #1 Seed in the Atlantic East Conference. The Cyclones will host #4 Gwynedd Mercy, and #6 Cabrini.
