The Centenary Cyclones battled hard but ultimately fell short to Lycoming, losing 8-4 in a tough contest on the road. Despite a strong offensive showing from Jaelynn Miller and D'Ani Morales, the Cyclones couldn't overcome an early deficit, despite a stellar relief appearance by Sierra Stultz.

Miller and Morales were the driving forces behind Centenary's offense, each contributing key hits and RBIs. Miller, showing off her consistency at the plate, registered two hits and drove in one RBI, keeping the pressure on Lycoming's defense. Morales, who has been solid all season, added one hit and a pair of RBIs, continuing to showcase her ability to produce in clutch situations.

While the offense kept the game within reach, the Cyclones faced an uphill battle after Lycoming jumped out to an early lead. Despite a couple of late rallies, the Cyclones couldn't fully close the gap as the game wore on.

In relief, Sierra Stultz was a bright spot for Centenary. Entering the game in a tough spot, she provided a fantastic 2.2 innings of scoreless relief, allowing just three hits and giving her team a fighting chance. Stultz's ability to come in and keep the Lycoming offense at bay was a testament to her composure and skill in pressure situations.

However, the early runs from Lycoming proved too much for the Cyclones to overcome, as they couldn't generate enough offense late in the game to make a comeback. While the 8-4 loss stings, Centenary will look to build on the solid performances from Miller, Morales, and Stultz as they continue their season.

With their resilience and strong individual performances, the Cyclones will be back on the diamond, eager to bounce back and secure a win in their next contest.