Baseball Wins 10th in a Row, Sweeps Fayette

McKeesport, Pa. — Penn State Greater Allegheny Athletics delivered a dominant weekend performance, sweeping Penn State Fayette in a four-game series behind explosive offense and consistent pitching.

The sweep improves Greater Allegheny's momentum in conference play, showcasing depth throughout the lineup and control on the mound.

Game 1: PSUGA 13, Fayette 2

Greater Allegheny opened the series with authority, using a seven-run third inning to break the game open and cruise to a 13-2 victory.

Robert Amell and Cole Rusak led the offensive surge with three RBIs apiece, while PSUGA capitalized on Fayette errors to extend innings.

On the mound, Gabe Kendrick turned in a steady outing, limiting Fayette's scoring opportunities and setting the tone for the series.

Game 2: PSUGA Controls Middle Innings

Greater Allegheny carried its momentum into Game 2, once again relying on timely hitting and a balanced offensive attack.

Multiple players contributed at the plate as PSUGA built separation in the middle innings. Strong pitching and defensive play prevented Fayette from generating sustained offense, allowing Greater Allegheny to take a 2-0 series lead.

Game 3: PSUGA 7, Fayette 2

Greater Allegheny secured the series victory with a 7-2 win, highlighted by a standout performance from Eric Valentin.

Valentin went 3-for-3 with three RBIs, including a two-run home run that helped PSUGA build an early advantage. Duston Strom added two runs scored and an RBI, contributing to a balanced offensive effort.

Zachary Williams started on the mound, allowing just two runs over four innings, while Brayden Patton closed the game with three scoreless innings to earn the win.

Game 4: PSUGA 10, Fayette 5

Greater Allegheny completed the sweep with a 10-5 victory, fueled by a six-run first inning that put Fayette on the defensive early.

Eric Valentin continued his strong weekend at the plate, while Julian Santiago and Duston Strom added key offensive contributions.

Despite a mid-game push from Fayette, PSUGA maintained control and closed out the win to secure the four-game sweep.