|  LCU (9-16) grabbed an early lead in the first game, scoring a run in 
			the bottom of the first. St. Louis Christian responded with two runs 
			of their own, coming in the third and fourth innings. From there on 
			out, LCU controlled the game, piling up five runs in the fifth and 
			sixth innings combined. Senior Justin Walen (Shelbyville, 
			Shelbyville High) received the win on the mound as he went all seven 
			innings, giving up four hits and one earned run and striking out 
			seven batters. In the second game, LCU dominated from the beginning. In the 
			bottom of the first inning, LCU batted around their order as they 
			scored five runs. They then followed up with single runs in both the 
			second and third innings. By the time St. Louis Christian was able 
			to get a run on the board in the top of the sixth inning, LCU had 
			complete control and ended up winning 8-1. Sophomore pitcher Matt 
			Krause (Mount Zion, Mount Zion High) received the win for the day as 
			he pitched all seven innings and gave up only four hits and one 
			earned run.  
			
			 From the plate for LCU, sophomore Micah Wolfe (Mattoon, 
			University of Northwestern Ohio) led the way, going 4 of 5 from the 
			plate, which included a double and an RBI. Sophomore Ty Unger 
			(Lincoln, Lincoln Community High) went 3 of 5, including a double 
			and two RBIs. For St. Louis Christian, junior Tre Schlief (Altamont) 
			went 2 of 5 from the plate. Freshman Daniel Swezey (O'Fallon) went 1 
			of 5 from the plate, recording the only RBI for St. Louis Christian 
			on the day. 
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		  LCU will now move on to their regional championship as they host 
			Maranatha Baptist Bible College (2-13) on Tuesday and Wednesday for 
			a three-game series. Games begin at 1 p.m. and 3 p.m. on Tuesday. If 
			LCU wins the three-game series, the team will move on to the NCCAA 
			Division II World Series in Mason, Ohio. ___ LCU's School of Undergraduate Studies is a member of the 
National Christian College Athletic Association, Division II. Founded in Lincoln 
in 1944, Lincoln Christian University's three schools -- the School of 
Undergraduate Studies, the Hargrove School of Adult & Graduate Studies, and the 
Seminary -- share a mission to nurture and equip Christians with a biblical 
worldview to serve and lead in the church and the world. For more information 
about the Red Lions, visit 
LincolnChristian.edu/athletics. [Text from file 
			received from Lincoln Christian University] 
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