The Binghamton Bearcats completed a Senior Day sweep over UMass Lowell, winning games 2-1 and 9-1. Junior pitcher Delaney Glover and senior Olivia Kennedy secured complete-game victories while the team launched four home runs in the second game. Binghamton's strong performance solidified their position as the No. 2 seed heading into the America East Tournament, set to begin Wednesday against No. 5 Maine. The Bearcats have now won the series against the River Hawks, recording a 3-0 weekend series result.

By the Numbers
  • Glover recorded six strikeouts and allowed one run on six hits in the first game.
  • Kennedy allowed just one unearned run on five hits across six innings in the second game.
  • Emma Lawson finished the weekend with a .875 batting average, hitting three home runs and driving in seven RBIs.
  • Lauren Payne hit her first career home run, a three-run shot, during the second game.
Yes, But

Despite the sweeping victories, the Bearcats had faced a 10-day break from competition prior to the series, highlighting questions about their consistency and readiness heading into the tournament.

State of Play
  • Binghamton is heading into the America East Tournament with a strong performance backdrop and a 15-5 conference record.
  • Olivia Kennedy and Emma Lawson were recognized for their contributions as seniors on the team during the Senior Day ceremonies.
  • The Bearcats have secured a top-two seed for the fourth consecutive year in the America East Tournament.
What's Next

The Bearcats will face off against Maine in their first matchup in the America East Tournament, providing an opportunity to build on their successful weekend and momentum.

Bottom Line

Binghamton's sweep on Senior Day showcased strong pitching and offensive firepower, positioning them well for the upcoming America East Tournament as they strive for continued success.