Morgan Durham led PC at the plate with a 3-for-5 performance while Taylor Staten went 3-for-6 at the dish with a run batted in. 

The Blue Hose scored all three of their runs in the first inning by sending eight batters to the plate.  The runs came off three hits and two errors in the frame. 

PC pitcher Mary Gordon earned her third win of the season by going six and a third innings, allowing two runs and scattering five hits in the outing.  She fanned four Flyer batters in the game.  Leslie Hensley came in for the final two outs in the seventh and retired the Dayton side on strike to claim her first save of the season. 

The win secured PC a spot in the Low Country Invite finale against hosts Charleston Southern. 

Saturday's second game wasn't as kind as the morning opener.  The Buccaneers jumped on top with five runs in the first inning, followed by three more in the second inning.

The Blue Hose got onto the scoreboard in the third inning when three consecutive singles brought Tera Powell around with one out.  PC wasn't able to bring the two runners on base around to score.

An insurance run in the fourth for CSU helped the Bucs complete the 9-1 win in five innings due to the run-rule. 

Brittany Howell took the loss by going the distance of four innings.  She struck out two while allowing nine runs, seven earned to fall to 2-2 on the season.

Three Blue Hose student-athletes were named to the were named to the all-tournament team.  Powell, Staten and Hensley each claimed the accolades.

Presbyterian College visits Lander on Wednesday for a doubleheader in Greenwood before hosting Furman on Thursday afternoon for a doubleheader starting at 2 p.m.