MILLERSVILLE, Pa. - Millersville's Eli Nabholz and Mike Mock combined to shut out Mansfield 9-0 in game one, and Drew Miller and Tyler Yankosky matched the effort in game two's 1-0, eight-inning win over the visiting Mountaineers. 

The doubleheader sweep boosted Millersville's winning streak to 12 games and overall record to 26-7 (13-1 PSAC East). 

GAME 1 RECAP (MILLERSVILLE 9, MANSFIELD 0)
• Nabholz tossed six shutout innings, allowing just five hits and one walk while striking out three. He received plenty of run support, with Luke Trainer going 3-for-4 with three RBIs and a homer and Jimmy Cain going 2-for-3 with two doubles and a walk. Both Marauders scored three times. Ben Snyder scored twice and reached on a single and walk. Eric Callahan went 2-for-3 with a steal and two RBIs. Dominic Hardaway added a two-run double, and Jimmy Losh drove in a run. 
• Millersville scored two in the second on a RBI single from Losh and a Nick Graham bases-loaded walk. Trainer and Callahan drove in runs in the third. Callahan and Hardaway contributed RBI hits as part of a three-run fifth, and Trainer's two-run homer--his third of the season--capped Millersville's scoring in the sixth. 
• Mock made his first appearance since Feb. 28 and pitched a perfect seventh with one strikeout. 

GAME 2 RECAP (MILLERSVILLE 1, MANSFIELD 0 (8 INN.)
• With the game-winning run at second base in the bottom of the eighth, Millersville had the right man at the plate. The team's RBI leader and fifth-year senior Ben Snyder hit the first offering from reliever Joseph DePerno over the head of the right fielder for a walk-off double. Kaylor Kulina, who had led off the inning with a single and reached second on a wild pitch, scored without a play at the plate. 
• Millersville starter Drew Miller and Mansfield starter Hunter DePrimo dueled into extra innings. DePrimo exited after giving up four hits and one walk with eight strikeouts in seven innings. Miller pitched into the eighth, lasting 7 2/3 innings, allowing four hits without a walk and totaling five strikeouts. In the eighth, Mansfield leadoff hitter Brittain Shander hit a two-out double to right. Tyler Yankosky came out of the pen and ended the threat with a strikeout. 
• Millersville got the leadoff batter on base and to third base in the second, fourth, sixth and seventh innings. The team's six hits came from five batters. Kulina, who entered in the sixth as a pinch hitter, had two hits in addition to scoring the game-winning run. 
 
WHAT COACH JON SHEHAN HAD TO SAY
• "Eli's breaking ball was effective. He got a lot of ground balls and weak contact. He didn't get as many swings and misses as I thought he would, and that's something he can work on for the next outing. Overall, he was efficient, he threw strikes, and he could have gone seven but it was really good to get Mock in there and given him an outing."
• "Miller worked both sides of the plate with his fastball which is an improvement from last week. This week, you add in a fastball inside to a righty and two breaking balls and a change-up, that's the kid we've been waiting on all season. It was a mature outing. He went out and attacked."
• "Jimmy Cain is healthy finally. He hyper extended his elbow early in the season, and he just didn't have any bat speed. He's healthy, confident, swinging at good pitches, and it's fun to see him hit right now."
• "Snyder is our guy. He's not going to try to do too much. He went [opposite field] in that situation, and we were having success that way today. I am really happy he came through because he didn't have a great day.But mature guys do that. They are going to forget about the first four, five, six plate appearances of the day and put a good AB together."

NOTES
• Millersville has shutout Mansfield in four consecutive games at Cooper Park and have not allowed more than two runs to Mansfield in the last nine games at Cooper Park.
• Cole Friese's streak of consecutive games reaching base ended at 32 in game two when he went 0-for-3. 
• Millersville is now 2-1 in extra-inning games, winning each of the last two. The Marauders are also 4-0 in games decided by one run. 
• The current 12-game winning streak is Millersville's longest since the 2016 club won 14 in a row from March 31-April 22. 
• The 13-1 start to PSAC East play is the best in program history. 

UP NEXT
• Millersville completes the series with Mansfield on Saturday at 1 p.m.