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The Williamsport Crosscutters in search of winning their first home opener since 2003 lost a heartbreaker to the State College Spikes in the second game of the 2009 SawBuck series.  The Cutters were also denied their first 2-0 start to a season since becoming the Crosscutters.  For the 3rd consecutive home opener the start of the game was delayed by rain, this time for an hour and thirty-five minutes.

In his first start as a Cutter, P Jonathan Pettibone dominated as he went five strong innings yielding two hits, no runs and six strikeouts. The Cutters gave him an early lead scoring 2 runs in the bottom of the first on three hits including RBI singles by Jeremy Barnes and Micheal Dabbs.

In the sixth inning the Spikes would rally to take the lead off of relief pitcher Reginal Simon.  The Spikes used some small ball and a few pitching miscues to score three runs providing them with a lead.

WILLIAMSPORT, Pa. –

ESPN Radio carries all of the Warriors’ football and men’s basketball games as well as a majority of the women’s basketball contests. Programming includes pre- and post-game shows as well as weekly in-depth feature segments on Lycoming’s coaches and student-athletes. In addition, the station will continue to broadcast select competitions involving men’s and women’s lacrosse, soccer and swimming as well as softball, volleyball and wrestling.

All of the Warriors’ ESPN Radio broadcasts are streamed online through the College’s athletics Web site (www.lycoming.edu/athletics), which allows Lycoming fans, both near and far, to follow the Warriors. The broadcasts also can be heard on www.espnwilliamsport.com.

“Lycoming College is very pleased to continue its relationship with ESPN Radio,” said Jerry Rashid, director of college relations. “General Manager Todd Bartley and his staff did a great job of expanding the overall coverage of Warrior athletics this season. We look forward to building upon our affiliation.”

ESPN Radio is the country's largest sports radio network, providing more than 9,000 hours of talk and event content annually to 750 stations nationwide, including the top 100 markets.

“We’re ecstatic to extend this already great relationship,” said Bartley. “During our first year, the Warrior football team advanced to the NCAA playoffs and several other teams competed in their conference tournaments. We look forward to having the opportunity to broadcast Lycoming’s future accomplishments. It’s our pleasure to be associated with one of the premier Division III athletic programs in the country.”

Founded in 1812 in Williamsport, Pa., Lycoming College is a national liberal arts and sciences college dedicated to the undergraduate education of more than 1,400 students. Lycoming is one of the 50 oldest colleges in the nation. For more information, visit www.lycoming.edu.

Lock Haven University has won its second Softball National Championship, in the last 4 years 8-0 over Alabama-Huntsville.

Kristin Erb drives home 2 runs on a single in the top of the fifth inning, LHU took a 2-0, and that is all she needed in recording her 100th career shutout. 

Lock Haven University (50-6) softball defeated North Georgia 8-1 advancing to the National Championship game against Alabama-Huntsville (54-5) at 3:00 p.m. Monday at Salem, Virginia.

For Comcast customers the game is airing on channel 274 CBS College Sports Television.