SELINSGROVE — Senior Hailee Sobieski stroked two RBI singles amidst a three-hit game in game two of a doubleheader as the Lycoming College softball team fell, 8-2 and 7-4, against Susquehanna University in Landmark Conference action.

Sobieski’s final knock of the night also gave her 100 hits for her career, capping off a day in which Lycoming (7-13, 3-5 Landmark) pounded out 19 hits in the doubleheader, including 10 in game two, off Susquehanna (8-17, 2-4 Landmark) pitching.

In the opener, Susquehanna took advantage of two Lycoming errors to score three unearned runs in the opening frame, highlighted by a two-run triple from Stevie Shaak. In the second, the River Hawks added to the lead, scoring two more runs on RBI singles from Maddy Devine and Shaak.

The Warriors clawed back in the fourth, as sophomores Ashley Forrest and Jocelyn McCracken, a Jersey Shore graduate, each stroked two-out RBI singles to draw Lycoming within three, 5-2.

Susquehanna, though, responded with three runs in the fourth, including a two-run single from Shaak that provided the final tallies in an 8-2 victory for the River Hawks.

Senior Alex Eckersen and senior Mallory Rodarmel, a Loyalsock graduate, each went 2 for 4 in the opener for the Warriors, while Forrest and McCracken each produced RBI singles. Junior Kendall McAnelly, a Williamsport graduate, spun 2 1/3 scoreless innings in relief for Lycoming.

Shaak went 4 for 4 with a triple and five RBI for Susquehanna, who also got two-hit days from Brianna Jones and Devine. Jones also scattered nine hits in a complete-game victory in the circle.

In the second contest, Lycoming took a first-inning lead, as senior Claire Alexander, a South Williamsport graduate, led off the game with a single, stole second, then came home on a two-out RBI single from Sobieski.

In the third, the Warriors began the inning with a single for senior Kristen George, a Montoursville graduate, and a walk to Alexander. After a sacrifice bunt, Rodarmel brought home George with a groundout. Sobieski followed with her second RBI hit, a two-out single to right, to drive in Alexander for a 3-0 advantage. Lycoming extended the margin to 4-0 in fifth when the Warriors loaded the bases with one out ahead of an RBI from McAnelly.

However, Susquehanna turned the tide immediately, tying the game with a four-run fifth that included a pair of RBI triples. The River Hawks followed it up by taking the lead with a three-run sixth for the final margin.

Sobieski finished 3 for 4 with two RBI, while Alexander scored twice and stole a base. McAnelly and Rodarmel each tallied a hit and an RBI.

Sydney Perez was 4 for 4 with three RBI for Susquehanna, who also received two hits and two runs scored from Devine. Piper Wright did not allow an earned run over four innings of relief to earn the win.

The Warriors will be back in action on Saturday for a Landmark Conference doubleheader on the road against the University of Scranton. First pitch from Magis Field is scheduled for 1 p.m.