Baseball Sweeps Doubleheader of Penn

Friday, March 28

Hanover, N.H.

11:30 AM

Dartmouth College

1-13, 1-3

Penn

8-11, 3-1

Penn

Dartmouth

3/28/2025 8:53:00 PM | Baseball

Box Score 1 Box Score 2

By: Rebecca Osowski

HANOVER, N.H. – Everything clicked for the Big Green in their first home games of the 2025 season, Friday, as they won both games of the doubleheader over the Penn Quakers.

With the two wins, Dartmouth earns its first wins of the season, moving to 2-13 overall and 2-3 in Ivy League play.

Game 1: Dartmouth 8, Penn 7
In game one of the doubleheader, Penn got on the boar first, taking a 1-0 lead on a sacrifice fly in the first inning. After that though, it was all Big Green.

With two base runners on and only one out in the bottom half of the first inning, Ethan Brown doubled to left center on the first pitch he saw, earning his first two RBI of the day and giving the Big Green the lead. Only two pitches later, Dartmouth tallied their second extra base hit of the inning, this time a Jackson Hower triple to score another run and give the Big Green a 3-1 lead.

Penn and Dartmouth exchanged runs in the third inning. The Quakers pulled within one on an infield single before Brown hit his second home run of the season to re-extend Dartmouth's lead to two.

The Big Green continued to perform offensively in the fourth adding one run on an Axel Riess double, his first RBI of the year and his collegiate career, and a Zackarie Casebonne double, making the score 6-2 Dartmouth.

The Quakers would once again pull within one in the fifth inning, scoring three runs on Dartmouth misplays.

In the seventh inning, the Big Green added insurance, scoring one run on an Elliot Krewson single and a Hower ground out, his second RBI of the game.

Four walks in the top of the ninth made the game interesting as the Quakers loaded the bases and scored two runs to pull within one, but Dartmouth was able to get out of the jam, earning the 8-7 victory.

While the offense put up a season high number of runs, the pitching was also effective, especially when it needed to be. Nate Isler got the start, earning his first win to move to 1-2.

Isler allowed five runs, three earned on eight hits across five innings. He dealt one walk and fanned two.

Danny Will pitched in relief, allowing two runs on two hits in 3.1 innings.

Joseph Chambers locked down the game. Despite dealing three free passes, he got the two outs the Big Green needed and earned the save, his first of the year.

Game 2: Dartmouth 5, Penn 2
Game 2 started just as the prior game for the Big Green, as they wasted no time swinging the bats.

On only the seventh pitch of the bottom of the first, Elliot Krewson hit a no doubter to left field, his first of the season, to give Dartmouth a 2-0 lead.

The pitching settled down the game in the second and third innings, as neither team was able to generate much offense, only allowing one base runner.

In the fourth inning, Ethan Brown knocked his second homerun of the day, making it a three-run game. That was not the only action of the inning though, as a double and single put two runners on for Axel Riess who singled through the left side, earning his second RBI of the day to make it a 4-0 game.

The Quakers added one run in both the fifth and the sixth inning, but Dartmouth responded in the eighth. Two singles put runners on first and third for Alejandro Puig who's sacrifice bunt forced a Penn error and allowed a Big Green run to score, securing the 5-2 victory for the Dartmouth.

The Big Green only needed two pitchers to get through the second game of the doubleheader. Eddie Albert for the start and earned the win to move to 1-2 on the season. Albert scattered five hits through six innings of work, allowing only two runs on two walks. He also struck out five, matching his season high.

Kyle Klaric-Schell had his best relief appearance to date, allowing only two hits in three scoreless innings. Klaric-Schell also fanned five batters, a season high, to earn the save for Dartmouthh.

The Big Green and Quakers will wrap the regular season series tomorrow at a neutral location, Trinity College in Hartford, Connecticut. The game was originally scheduled to be played in Hanover but moved due to weather.

First pitch for the series finale is set for 2 p.m. as Dartmouth looks to earn the sweep and extend its win streak to three.