Games 20-22: Longwood (8-11, 0-3) vs. Charleston Southern (9-10, 2-1)
Friday, March 20 – Sunday, March 22 • 6 p.m. • 4 p.m. • 1 p.m.
Farmville, Va. • Buddy Bolding Stadium
 
Broadcast Information
Friday: WVHL 92.9 Kickin' Country • wvhl.net • TuneIn Radio App
Saturday: Big South Network • BigSouthSports.com
Sunday: Big South Network • BigSouthSports.com
 
Full Series Notes

Leading Off
• Longwood opens its Big South home slate with Charleston Southern for the second-consecutive season.
• The Lancers are playing just their second home game of the season in Friday night's opener after beginning the season with 17-straight away from Farmville.
• Longwood took two of three from the Charleston Southern last season at Buddy Bolding Stadium.
• The blue and white is looking for its first win of the Big South campaign after being swept at Campbell last weekend.
• The Lancers took both midweek games behind a pwerful attack at the plate. Longwood produced its two best offensive games on Tuesday and Wednesday.
• Longwood has hit at a .368 clip as a team over the past two games.
• Friday is just the fourth all-time meeting between the Lancers and Bucs.

By the Numbers
• Longwood scored 23 runs in its two midweek contests, marking the highest scoring  games of the season for the Lancers.
• The blue and white have also knocked 28 base hits in the past two games, bouncing back from a tough series at Campbell.
• Colton Konvicka had a monstrous night at the plate in Wednesday's visit to North Carolina A&T. The leadoff man went 3-for-5 with a pair of doubles, his first home run of the season and three RBI.
• First baseman Connar Bastaich has hit in eight-straight games, the longest such streak for any Lancer this season.
• Longwood launched a season-high six extra-base hits in Wednesday's 10-5 win at N.C. A&T. Konvicka had three of those, while C.J. Roth doubled and Mike Osinski and Sammy Miller hit their first-career triples.
• On the hill, junior Allen Ellis put on one of the most impressive relief appearances you will see this season. The right-hander faced eight batters in 2 2/3 innings, striking out seven-consecutive Aggies to end his night.
• Senior ace Aaron Myers is now just 10 punchouts away from second place on Longwood's all-time leaderboard. The Lancers' Friday starter fanned 10 Buccaneers in last season's meeting.

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