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First Posted: 4/6/2012 Tim McGurrin and Mike Pannone won in both singles and doubles to help the University of Scranton to a 6-3 Landmark Conference men's tennis victory over visiting Catholic University Thursday at the Royal Courts at DeNaples Fields. McGurrin, a junior from Scranton Prep, won at first singles and second doubles. The Royals improved to 3-1 in the Landmark and 4-3 overall. Catholic, which came in unbeaten in the conference, fell to 3-1 and 11-2. In another match, Marywood gave up just seven points in 12 singles sets on the way to a 9-0 Colonial States Athletic Conference shutout of Neumann University. The Pacers have won 17 straight CSAC matches in a streak that has reached exactly three years. WOMEN'S TENNIS The University of Scranton won four of six singles matches to pull out a 5-4 Landmark victory over Catholic. Devon Cohen won in both singles and doubles. Cohen and Elisha Connell each rallied from first-set losses to win in three sets while Caitlin Ehly and Andie Ingram used first-set tie-breakers to pull out wins. BASEBALL
Keystone rallied for six runs in the ninth inning to win a CSAC meeting of nationally ranked teams, 7-6, from Neumann University.
Lymbel Guerrero's squeeze bunt finished off the rally and lifted the 11th-ranked Giants over 25th-ranked Neumann.
Keystone had six hits before Guerrero's winning bunt.
In another game, Dominic Loughlin and Chris Ortiz had three hits each to lead Marywood to a 10-5 win over visiting Penn College of Technology.
Loughlin drove in three runs for the Pacers (15-9). WOMEN'S LACROSSE Unbeaten Susquehanna University scored the game's first five goals on the way to a 14-7 Landmark Conference victory over host Scranton. Kaitlin Lazorko had three goals and an assist in the loss. SOFTBALL The University of Scranton swept host Penn State-Hazleton, 18-8, 10-2, to extend its winning streak to 11 games. The Royals (16-2) ended the first game in six innings. Caitlin McHenry had four hits and two RBI while Gabrielle Santarelli, a freshman from Valley View, had two singles, a double and three RBI in the first game. Kaitlyn Frazza and Jamie Shackles each had two hits and three RBI. Kelly Zaccheo, a senior from West Scranton, had three hits in the second game. For more coverage of local college sports, see Sunday's Go Lackawanna.

COLLEGE ROUNDUP: Scranton sweeps Catholic in tennis