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the Eagle Eye volume 92
april 09, 2021
“AMONG THE SLEEP” VIDEO GAME REVIEW- PAGE 7
issue 10
NEWS (4)
A&E (6) HERE’S WHAT YOU MISSED ON MLB’S OPENING DAY - PAGE 16
LIFESTYLE (9)
NASA MARS ROVER DISCOVERS ODD TURQUOISE ROCK - PAGE 3
SPORTS (15)
News 2
April 09, 2021
Police Reports 03/27/21 Evergreen Commons Officer assisted with unlocking vehicle.
03/30/21 On Campus Report of identity theft. Bank is investigating incident.
04/02/21 Bentley University policy violation. referral to student affairs.
03/27/21 N. Fairview Street Assisted other department with noise complaint.
03/30/21 Off Campus Assisted other department with domestic in progress.
04/02/21 Evergreen Commons Officer assisted with vehicle jump start.
03/28/21 Off Campus Assisted other department with report of fight in progress.
03/31/21 Off Campus Assisted other department with report of telephone wires down.
04/02/21 On Campus Traffic Stop. Warning issued.
03/28/21 N. Fairview Street Assisted other department in locating suspect.
04/01/21 Off Campus Traffic stop for failure to stop at posted stop sign. Citation Issued.
04/02/21 Off Campus Traffic Stop. Warning issued. 04/02/21 Evergreen Commons Assisted other department with traffic stop. Citation issued.
Covid-19 Total
For more information about Covid-19 on campus, please go to: https://www.lockhaven.edu/Covid19Dashboard/
Eagle Eye Staff Managing Editor Kiara Carson knc9459@lockhaven. edu
Online Editor Tess English tae7002@lockhaven. edu
Lifestyles Editor Brittany Robertson bnr888@lockhaven.edu
Opinion Editor Kristin Turner kat5364@lockhaven. edu
Copy Editor Levi Deitz lwd6497@lockhaven. edu
Design & Ads Manager Kerri Hoover kah4338@lockhaven. edu
News Editor Kerri Hoover kah4338@lockhaven. edu
Sports Editor Cassandra Keller cmk2356@lockhaven. edu
A&E Editor Kiara Carson knc9459@lockhaven. edu
Advisor Dr. Sharon Stringer SStringe@lockhaven. edu
Staff Writers Annie Barnhart agb8459@lockhaven. edu Thomas Kaikai tjk2774@lockhaven. edu Ian MacGregor itm9315@lockhaven. edu
April 09, 2021
3 News
NASA rover discovers odd turquoise rock on Mars Levi Deitz Copy Editor lwd6487@lockhaven.edu
The twitter account for NASA’s Perseverance Mars Rover tweeted a picture on March 31of an odd rock, recently discovered by the rover, that captured its followers’ attention. The rock was found in the Jezero Crater, an ancient lake bed on Mars. It is turquoise in color and is full of indentations that reveal light brown and yellow spots. In the tweet showing the rock, the rover said,“it’s about 6 inches (15 cm) long. If you look closely, you might spot the row of laser marks where I zapped it to learn more.” According to Space.com, the laser used is part of the “rock-zapping SuperCam instrument.” The SuperCam vaporizes the rocks it zaps and analyzes the gas that comes out afterward. With it, scientists hope to learn more about the composition of the rock. Learning the composition of the rock could help scientists learn where the rock was formed. Although there is no definitive an-
swer to what the rock is, the team has theorized that it could be something that has been weathered out of the local bedrock. Other theories included that it could be a meteorite, or a piece of Mars that has been “plopped into the air from a far-flung impact event.” If it was transported there, scientists want to find out how. The New York Post mentioned that it could have gotten there on a meteor, or that it could have been transported by an ancient water source. The Perseverance was launched back in July 2020, and landed on Mars in February 2021. NASA has stated that its mission is to “seek signs of ancient life and collect samples of rock and regolith (broken rock and soil) for possible return to Earth.” The rover is expected to be up there for several years, while working to complete its mission. The $2.7 billion mission is just another step in NASA’s attempts to prepare Earth’s neighbor for human exploration.
News 4
April 09, 2021
‘Zombie’ sea urchins devour kelp forests along West Coast Kerri Hoover News/Advertising/Design Editor kah4338@lockhaven.edu Kelp forest populations are significantly depleting due to the recent infestation of purple sea urchins along the Northern California coastline. According to National Public Radio (NPR), 95% of the kelp forests along the West Coast have disappeared since 2014. Most of the vanishing kelp is known as bull kelp, a brown species of algae native to Santa Cruz, California. Climate change is said to be the largest contributing factor to the population’s disappearance. Studies from the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) show that as the climate gets warmer, marine heat waves become more frequent and intense. The warm water is low in nutrients which affect the kelp from thriving, resulting in a diminishing population. Global warming is also causing an outbreak of various diseases among marine life, most notably starfish. In addition, the diseases are lessening the predator population along the West Coast. Since sea urchins are a common snack for many predatory marine mammals, like sea otters, their population has been exploding due to the limited threat. However, a popular snack among sea urchins is kelp. Therefore, the greater the population of sea urchins, the greater loss of kelp forests. The ocean floor, once covered with lushish kelp forests, is now being inhabited by a “purple carpet” of spiky sea urchins on the lookout for a snack.
These sea urchins earned the nickname “zombies” after Morgan Murphy-Cannella, Reef Check California kelp reforestation coordinator, described their “bizarre” nature as zombie-like - long-lasting life span and do not always need food to survive. Scientists are trying to figure out ways in order to help save and restore the West Coast’s kelp forest population. So far, they have devised three different strategies that focus largely on decreasing the sea urchin population. The first strategy is to remove large amounts of sea urchins from the ocean floor, in particular ones that are dead and/or unhealthy. To date, divers have collected over 20,000 pounds of urchins with hopes of returning to the waters this year in order to remove more. The second and third strategies focus on depopulating the urchins through the use of predators. One way is to reintroduce animal predatory species, such as sea otters and starfish, into their native habitats that way they will eat the urchins, decreasing the population. Another way is to harvest the urchins and sell them to human consumers on the seafood market. The overpopulation of sea urchins and depletion of kelp forests provide a significant threat to the ecological environment surrounding the California coast. Environmentalists are using these occurrences to help gain awareness for climate change by providing evidence of its detrimental consequences to the environment.
April 09, 2021
5 News
Events & Weeklies Moment of the week Hollywood legend Dick Van Dyke hands out wads of money to struggling people standing in line for jobs in Malibu, California. Moment provided by: www.goodnewsnetwork.org
Friday, April 9, 2021 3:00 p.m. - 4:30 p.m. TRIO Children’s Reading Community Service Event Zoom ID: 691 585 7989 Passcode: LHU Monday, April 12, 2021 11:30 a.m. - 1:30 p.m. National Grilled Cheese Day in Upper Bentley 8:00 p.m. HAC Presents: Marvel Movie Monday Monday, April 12, 2021
Joke of the week
12:30 p.m. - 1:00 p.m. Intro to Money Management with PSECU Zoom ID: 989 652 6389 Passcode: PSECU
What do you call a mushroom who is the life of the party?
7:00 p.m. - 9:00 p.m. Step Up! Sexual Violence Training
A fun-gi.
9:00 p.m. HAC Presents: Tune-in Tuesday Vote here to pick which movie to watch
Joke provided by: www.everythingmom.com
Fun fact In the Southern Hemisphere, April is the seasonal equalivent to October. Fact provided by: www.thefactsite.com
If you would like to submit your own momnet, joke or fun fact, email Kerri Hoover at kah4338@lockhaven.edu with “Weeklies” in the subject line.
A&E 6 Where’s that quote from?
Apr. 9, 2021 “Feel Good” wants others to feel great
Movie Quote: “Danger is very real, but fear is a choice.” Last week’s movie: “Ben-Hur”
Tess English tae7002@lockhaven.edu Online Manager
“Feel Good” is one of Netflix’s many new releases to hit the streaming shelf in 2020. The dramatic comedy was widely received enough to be picked up for the second season at the end of the year and with great reason. Part of the show’s success is that the co-creator, Mae Martin uses the show as almost a semi-autobiography about herself. So in essence Mae is playing a version of herself and acting out events that inspired by her life. This assures a certain level of realism throughout the show while it takes on some pretty challenging storylines. “Feel Good” follows struggling comedy artist Mae Martin, and not just with her career. Mae also battles her life-long addiction to narcotics which can only become more strenuous paired with managing her new relationship with her girlfriend George. This is George’s first time being in a lesbian relationship. She struggles to tell her friends, family, and others about her relationship with Mae despite the fact they’ve been together for 6 months. Striking this balance between wanting to be a part of her girlfriend’s life while respecting George’s struggle with sexual identity, have a successful comedy career, and staying sober proves to become more difficult by episode. One of the things that viewers might struggle with is the faint buzz or ringing that intentionally happens throughout the show. This noise is an artistic way to point out Mae’s addiction. When one goes off it can be a sign she’s thinking
about using drugs again. While there are some feel-good moments in Feel Good, the story overall is laced with sorrow. It might be heavy to watch or triggering for anyone struggling with sobriety. If one can get past those few obstacles, then “Feel Good” is more than likely a must-watch series for you. The plot is interesting, with great actors, amazing story-telling, and lots of laughs to enjoy when viewing the show. her own!
Apr. 9, 2021
Kiara Carson knc9459@lockhaven.edu Editor-in-Chief
Playlist for the Masses A weekly playlist for your musical likings built by your fellow LHU bald eagles
Earth Day Playlist
Earth Day is coming up soon, and it’s the perfect opportunity to indulge in music and sing with artists who also believe the Earth is worth saving. Here’s a list of songs that should put the pep back in your recycling step.
1. “Easter Song” by 2nd Chapter of Acts2. “Glorious Day” by Passion (feat. Kristan Stanfill)3. “Same Power” by Jeremy Camp-
4. “He’s Alive” by Dolly Parton5. “What a Beautiful Name” by Hillsong Worship6. “Forever (We Sing Hallelujah)” by Kari Jobe7. “At the Cross (Love Ran Red)” by Chris Tomlin8. “My Victory” by Crowder9. “I Saw God Today” by George Strait10. Jesus Christ Superstar Soundtrack-
“Among the Sleep” is too warped for young minds
7 A&E Did you know that? The production team on “All The President’s Men” spent $450,000 (close to $2 million today,) creating an exact replica of The Washington Post’s offices, which even included their trash. Info courtesy of buzzfeed.com
Kristin Turner kat5346@lockhaven.edu Opinions Editor The video game, “Among the Sleep,” is a first-person survival horror game that has action and adventure in it and was released by Krillbite Studios on December 10, 2015. You are playing a two-year-old little boy whose mother is an abusive alcoholic and turns into a monster because she doesn’t want to give her little boy to his father. In the game, you are trying to make sense of your mother’s surroundings without trying to get killed. You have the help of the teddy bear that you got for your second birthday for three-quarters of the game and then you’re on your own. Your goal in the game is to get through your mother’s surroundings and make sense of it without getting caught by your mother, who has turned into a monster and is trying to kill you. The main antagonist is the mother who appears at first like a caring mother but as the game goes on, she is really a divorced, alcoholic, abusive mother who is barely holding on to her sanity. One day, famous YouTuber, Markiplier, played this game and I instantly wanted to try it thinking it was a fun game to play. When I got a Nintendo Switch, I looked this game
up on Walmart and got it because I wanted to play it on my Nintendo Switch. It was a lot of fun even with the creepy jumpscares, but the storyline was so good it made up for all the horror. The only part that I didn’t like was that the game was from the viewpoint of a two-year-old little boy who has an abusive, alcoholic mother who turns into a monster. I think they used unrealistic emotions of a two-year-old little boy. Any average two-year-old would be terrified of going through the surroundings of his mother and monsters and wouldn’t understand that his mother was abusive and an alcoholic and that his father wanted to take him away from his mother to raise him in a better environment. Other than that, it had good graphics, a good storyline and had a lot of jumpscares in the game. It was like playing in a horror movie. This is definitely a video game that will make your hair stand on end with the jumpscares but it will also keep you on the edge of your seat with the storyline as it rolls throughout the game.
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Apr. 9, 2021
Billboards Top 10 songs 3.
2.
1.
“Montero (Call Me By “Peaches” by Justin Bieber featuring Daniel Your Name)”
5.
by Lil Nas X
Caesar and Giveon
4.
“Up”
“Leave the Door Open”
by Cardi B
by Silk Sonic (Bruno Mars & Anderson .Paak)
6.
“Save Your Tears”
“Driver’s License” by Olivia Rodrigo
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by Dua Lipa featuring DaBaby
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“Levitating”
by The Weeknd
“Blinding Lights” by The Weeknd
“Mood”
by 24kGoldn featuring Iann Dior
“What You Know ‘Bout Love” by Pop Smoke
april 9, 2021
9 Lifestyles
How to cope with trauma Annie Barnhart agb8459@lockhaven.edu Staff Writer Trauma is a topic on everyone’s minds but no one has the gumption to say anything about it. The fear of speaking up about it mostly comes from feeling alone, but chances are you’re not alone in your grief. It almost feels like anything can trigger a traumatic experience especially after being a victim yourself. Below, I have a list of helpful suggestions on how to cope with trauma and heal from things that we sometimes feel unable to talk about: • Mobilize a support system – reach out and connect with others, especially those who may have shared the stressful event • Talk about the traumatic experience with empathic listeners • Cry it OUT, have no shame, this is how our bodies release toxic energy • Hard exercise like jogging, bicycling, walking • Relaxation (always make time for selfcare!) • Prayer and/or meditation; listening to relaxing guided imagery; progressive deep muscle relaxation • Hot bath • Music and art • Maintain a balanced diet and sleep cycle as much as possible (it actually helps!) • Avoid over-using stimulants like caffeine, sugar, or nicotine • Commitment to something personally meaningful and important every day • Hug those you love, pets included!!! (what about petting your furbabies?) • Write about your experience – in detail, just for yourself or to share with others who will listen (how about painting?) As someone who suffers from trauma, I have personally sought out answers as to why I feel this way, even after so many years. Unfortunately, there is no correct way to help someone who's experienced trauma. What has worked for me, might not work for you and that is okay! Thankfully, there are hundreds of ways to help yourself cope and continue growing as a person after trauma.
Your life doesn't stop after hardship. Life is full of so many beautiful, amazing experiences and people willing to hold your hand through the tough moments, and rejoice in the good ones. Write out your feelings, do your affirmations and eat some carbs. And always remember, there is no shame in asking for support and guidance in this crazy life. You matter, and you always will. Keep going!
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Horoscopes Aries (March 21-April 19)- Today you might decide to sequester yourself at home, catch your breath, get your thoughts together, and recall the events of the past several days. You will also plan for the future, Aries, as you feel especially optimistic and energetic enough to pursue whatever goals you have. At some point you’re likely to share this with a close friend and seek his or her support and opinion. Taurus (April 20-May 20)- Taking care of chores around the house might bring some home matters to your attention that need to be taken care of, Taurus. Perhaps there are a few minor repairs to make, or maybe you need a new piece of equipment or furniture. You should be optimistic about the future and confident enough to get back into your daily routine without feeling any letdown. Gemini (May 21-June 20)- A group you’re associated with but have been neglecting may be on your mind today. You might want to fulfill your obligations to it. You could also consider completing a long-term project that was put on hold over the past week or so. Tying up loose ends may take up much of your time today and keep you busy, Gemini. Don’t forget to take a little time for yourself. You are your first priority! Cancer (June 21-July 22)- Money may be coming your way through a contract of some kind. This is a positive development. Make sure you read every word in the document before you commit to anything. This is a good time to ask for a loan or fill out paperwork regarding scholarships, grants, or other forms of financial support. The process is going to be less complicated than you imagined, Cancer. Things should manifest quickly. Leo (July 23-Aug. 22)- Are you sometimes afraid of appearing silly in front of people, Leo? The fear of failing in the eyes of others might be holding you back from real progress. The celestial energies are asking you to think about this carefully today. With all of your analytical strengths and abilities, just think of all that you could accomplish if you had the courage to take more risks! Virgo (Aug. 23-Sept. 22)- You usually like to think of yourself as being a scientific, logical person, Virgo, but today you may think more like a mystic. Your intuition is more active than usual, and you might come up with the same words as someone close to you. You might also feeling especially inspired to work in an innovative way. Use your intuition and go for it! Libra (Sept. 23-Oct. 22)- Social invitations or opportunities to participate in group activities should come your way for a few weeks, Libra. Your phone could
ring off the hook. Relations with others should be warm, friendly, and congenial, so any sort of get-together you schedule or attend today should go well and be informative. In the evening, plan a romantic encounter with the special person in your life. Scorpio (Oct. 23-Nov. 21)- You’re thinking about your future career development, Scorpio, and you aren’t happy with your current situation. Advancement is on your mind. Perhaps you seek a promotion or you want another job or you prefer to change careers entirely. This is the time to get your head together and firm up your plans. Success is on the horizon, but only if you work toward it. Sagittarius (Nov 22.-Dec 21.)- Today is a good day to take time out for the small, sensual pleasures, Sagittarius. Perhaps this is a day for dessert, particularly chocolate or cheesecake. Don’t forget about the pleasures that nature can bring. You may want to spend time in a park or forest or next to a lake, breathing in the fresh air and soaking up the beauty. You may also enjoy indulging in a massage. Capricorn (Dec. 22-Jan. 19)- Some time alone with a special person is definitely called for today, Capricorn. The social whirl of recent weeks has put you in touch with a lot of old friends and enabled you to make new ones. Now it’s time to relax at home. You might discuss your plans for your future together, perhaps regarding possible changes in your living situation. You might also give some thought to your career. Aquarius (Jan. 22-Feb. 18)- The possibility of moving out of your neighborhood may have occurred to you before, Aquarius, but events today might have you finally making up your mind to do it. Perhaps too many good neighbors have moved away, or maybe some good fortune has made it possible for you to move to a bigger place. There is much to consider and decide before it happens, but if this is what you really want, go for it. Pisces (Feb. 19-March 20)- Today you might be pleasantly surprised to realize that you’re in far better financial shape than you thought. You could discover a hidden talent for money management that you didn’t think you had. You might also be anticipating a raise or some other increase in income. Optimism and enthusiasm are what drive you today, Pisces. Your hopes for the future seem more grounded in reality than ever. Horoscopes provided by: horoscope.com
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How to practice self-care Kristin Turner kat5346@lockhaven.edu Opinions Editor
Taking care of yourself isn’t easy as a college student so in order to achieve some peace and mind on campus, try these helpful and fun tips: 1. Take a multivitamin- Sometimes vitamin
stuck inside. 6. Eat a balanced diet- Make sure to eat food that is good for you like fruits or vegetables. 7. Use coloring books- Coloring books aren’t
deficiency can be a cause of low energy or fatigue.
just for kids anymore and they help you relieve
According to an article by Healthline, that vita-
stress and be creative.
min b12 can help boost energy, concentration, memory, and mood. 2. Shower often- It’s important to shower often because it not only helps you smell good, but it also helps keep you stay clean. 3. Wash your face- Make sure to keep your face clean and if you have acne, make sure to keep treating it to make your skin clear and make you look younger. 4. Get exercise- It’s important to get up and move around especially during a pandemic where we’re always stuck inside. 5. Hang out with your friends- It’s important to have a social life any way that you can to keep your sanity during a pandemic when you’re
8. Go on a trip- It’s ok to take a little trip for yourself to relax and disconnect from your daily and busy life every once in a while. 9. Don’t be afraid to say no- It’s ok to say no to some things because you can’t do everything. Try not to make too many commitments because it only causes you more stress and more anxiety.
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Apr. 9, 2021
Should grandparnets raise their grandchildren? Kristin Turner kat5346@lockhaven.edu Opinions Editor
It was always standard that kids were raised by their parents and some had the grandparents living in the household. That has changed a lot over the years and it went to kids living in the household and being raised by their parents. Now, sometimes, kids being raised by their grandparents because of a variety of different reasons. I have three sets of grandparents between my parents. My one grandmother on my dad’s side has almost 24 years experience on this with my sister and I. She helped raise my sister and me from the time we were both born because of health issues my parents had. Any sacrifices that birth parents would make for their children, my grandmother has made those sacrifices to get my sister and I where we are today. Another of the other reason for grandparents to take on their grandkids to raise might be that the grandkids lost their parents. Additonally, sometimes parents are too busy or might not know how to raise their children. There might be a little bit of a struggle with grandparents raising their grandkids because there might be a bit of an age difference between the grandkids and the grandparents. Sometimes age gap and generational values can be a hinderance when grandparents are raising children. I know that my grandmother and I disagree a lot on certain issues because of this. Overall, it’s probably alright to let your grandparents help raise your children. As long as they are postive inf lunce in their lives.
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13 Opinions
How healthy is drinking tea? KristinTurner Opinions Editor kat5346@lockhaven.edu There are some ups and downs with tea but that’s because tea can get a bad reputation when drunk out of moderation. Tea actually is very healthy for you and has benefits to it. It can help you lose weight, help those with asthma, helps with sleep disorders, help soothe the symptoms of acid ref lux, help prevent acne breakouts, help you stay immune from other viruses or diseases and helps boost your immune system. All of these benefits depend on what tea you are drinking. Most of these benefits come from green tea, white tea, black tea or herbal tea. You have to limit how much black tea you drink because too much of it will cause kidney stones. In between, you can drink caffeine-free tea that will have no harm towards you. Green tea is especially good for your health because it has been linked to a lower risk for heart disease, cancer, diabetes and weight loss. Green tea is one of the healthiest teas you can drink along with white tea, jasmine tea and black tea. The benefits of green tea are that it can prevent cancer, lower cholesterol, lower the risk of a stroke, enhances your
working memory, helps with Alzheimer’s Disease, helps prevent dental cavities, lower stress levels, helps with chronic fatigue, helps with treating skin conditions and helps improve arthritis. The benefits of white tea are that it’s rich in antioxidants, may reduce the risk of heart disease, helps breakdown fat if you want to lose weight, helps protect your teeth from bacteria because it is a great source of f luoride, may help fight cancer, helps with diabetes, helps protect against osteoporosis, helps protect against skin aging and helps protect against Parkinson’s Disease and Alzheimer’s Disease. It is one of the healthiest teas to drink. Benefits of black tea are it has antioxidants in it, helps with having a healthy heart, lowers bad cholesterol, improves a healthy gut, reduces blood pressure, reduces the risk of a stroke, lowers blood sugar levels, reduces the risk of getting cancer and improves your focus. It would be recommended that you drink black tea in moderation because too much of it can also cause kidney stones.
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April 09, 2021 Eagle Eye staff congratulates the
Athlets of the week!
Ryan Miller Miller performed well this past weekend at the Millersville Metrics. This is Miller’s second straight week as GoLHU.com male athlete of the week. Miller ran an outstanding 23.02 in the 200 meter which was good for a second place finish. Miller also finished second in the 400 meter with a time of 51.19. Miller and the Lock Haven men’s Track and Field team will be back in action this Thursday and Friday April 8 and 9 at the Mondschein Multis and Saturday, April 10 at the Husky Classic.
Braxtin Reddinger Reddinger helped lead the charge for Lock Haven lacrosse this past week. Reddinger scored eight goals in two games against Seton Hill and Slippery Rock. Reddinger scored seven of those eight goals vs Slippery Rock in a 1912 victory. Reddinger and Lock Haven lacrosse will be back in action this Saturday, April 10 at Gannon
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LHU Softball splits with Millersville Doug Spatafore Senior Director of Athletic Communications & Marketing dspatafo@lockhaven.edu Riley McClellan (Granville Summit, Pa./Troy) hit a home run in the bottom of the fifth in game two and it proved to be the difference in powering the Bald Eagles to a 4-3 game-two win over visiting Millersville University, which helped the Lock Haven University softball team (4-12, 4-12 PSAC East) split with the Marauders. Millersville (11-9, 7-9 PSAC East) edged Lock Haven, 3-1 in game one. Summer Peters (Lancaster, Pa./Lampeter-Strasburg) homered in game one, but her solo shot to right-center field was not enough to carry the Bald Eagles to victory in the day’s opener. Millersville scored three runs on eight hits and won, 3-1. Peters finished 2-for-3 at the plate. Haley Lestician (Lawrenceville, N.J./Lawrence) was 2-for-3. LHU pitcher Kinley Gioglio (Stroudsburg, Pa./ Stroudsburg) recorded four strikeouts in 5 2/3 innings of relief. McClellan’s fifth-inning home run proved to be the game-winning run in game two, as Lock Haven won, 4-3. McClellan is the reigning PSAC East Athlete of the Week. Overall, she was 2-for-3 with two runs scored in game two today. Morgan Karasek (Bangor, Pa./ Bangor) was 2-for-3 with a run scored and an RBI. Madison Waltman (Turbotville, Pa./Warrior Run) pitched a complete-game gem in the game-two victory. She struck out 10 and scattered five hits on the way to victory. Today’s action marked the first since Lock Haven swept Millersville on the road last week (March 30). In that doubleheader, LHU scored a total of 20 runs on 22 hits.
McClellan was named the PSAC East Athlete of the Week April 5, thanks in large part to dominance at the plate in four PSAC East games last week and that momentum carried over to today. UP NEXT / SCHEDULE CHANGE: Lock Haven will return to action on Thursday, April 8 when the Bald Eagles host local-rival Mansfield in PSAC East action (2:30/4:30 p.m.). Please note, the new date, as the doubleheader has been moved up a day in hopes of avoiding rain in the forecast for Friday. Lock Haven will head to Mansfield for a Saturday (April 10) doubleheader (1/3 p.m.).
Image taken by: John Davern
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April 09, 2021
Opening Weekend for Baseball: Here’s what you missed
Brittany Robertson Lifestyles Editor bnr888@lockhaven.edu This past weekend brought back a sense of “normalcy’’. Baseball season started and people were even able to be at venues to support their teams. If you missed the opening weekend slate of games, here is what you missed(Not all are listed but there were a lot): Thursday April 1Blue Jays-3 Yankees-2 This game went into 10 innings for Toronto to pick up the win. Detroit Tigers-3 Cleveland-2 Still without an official mascot in Cleveland, but there is still time for that. Milwaukee Brewers-6 Minnesota Twins-5 This game kept it close with 10 innings
Pittsburgh Pirates-5 Chicago Cubs-3 Well Pirates faithful, the team starts off with a win. Philadelphia Phillies-3 Atlanta Braves-2 The Phils are looking to continue this winning streak with Joe Girardi leading the way. St.Louis Cardinals-11 Cincinnati Reds-6 Texas Rangers-10 Kansas City Royals-14 The Rangers played their home opener in front of a crowd of 40,000 people. There were two games that were postponed: Boston Red Sox vs Baltimore Orioles (Weather) NY Mets vs Washington Nationals (COVID concerns)