WESTMINSTER, Md. - In the team's regular season road finale, the Bridgewater Eagles (29-8) softball team belted three homers in the seventh inning of game one to pull away late in an 18-3 victory over McDaniel (12-20). BC blasted two more homers in game two en route to a 8-2 win and a doubleheader sweep over the Green Terror.

With the sweep, the Eagles extend their season-best winning streak to 11 games.

Bridgewater kicked off the first game with a scoring barrage in the first inning, which was capped off by Melanie Lamb's two-run shot to center field.

Following a leadoff groundout from the bat of Hillary Rees, the Eagles tallied back-to-back singles before an Angela Spinelli double opened the scoring, plating Leah Cossentino to and Emily Morris to put BC ahead 2-0.

Freshman Aven Thomas followed the Spinelli double with a RBI single to center which scored Spinelli and extended the lead to 3-0 before Lamb's two-run blast ended the scoring in the first with the Eagles ahead 5-0.

Both teams were held off of the scoreboard through the next two innings until the Eagles extended their lead with a three-run fourth.

BC knocked in its first run of the frame when a Lauren Childress sacrifice fly drove in Cossentino, giving the Eagles a 6-0 advantage.

Spinelli ended the scoring for Bridgewater in the fourth with a two-run homer to left center field to push the Eagles lead to 8-0.

Bridgewater extended its lead in the fifth with another run off a pinch-hit-RBI single from Ann Komara, but the Green Terror wouldn't go down without a fight, as they tallied two runs to push the game to the sixth inning.

The two teams traded a run apiece in the sixth to put the game at a 10-3 score until the Eagles tallied an eight-run seventh inning to blow the game wide open.

Bridgewater blasted three homeruns in the seventh, including Lamb's second of the game to push the game to an 18-3 tally which is where the game would end. Lamb, Morris and Heather Jenkins each went deep for the Eagles in the inning.

Morris' 4-for-5 game at the plate lead the way for BC, while Cossentino notched a 3-for-3 game and Spinelli turned in a 3-for-4 performance. Morris and Lamb each posted four RBI a piece, while Cossentino and Spinelli each notched three-RBI games.

Sophomore Summer Ramsey picked up the win for Bridgewater. Ramsey (5-0) went the distance, allowing three runs on nine hits while striking out four.

McDaniel was led at the plate by Beth Ann Fusco's 2-for-3 outing.

Ashley Meister picked up the loss for the Green Terror, allowing nine runs on 13 Bridgewater hits.

Bridgewater opened game two with another onslaught of homers with Morris and Childress belting back-to-back blasts in the first to put BC ahead 3-0 after one.

The Eagles extended their lead in the second when a Jenkins double plated Leigh Lam to put BC ahead 4-0.

McDaniel responded with two runs in the third to cut the Eagles lead in half at a 4-2 tally.

Bridgewater built its lead back to three runs when a Cossentino double scored junior Kristen Combs to put the Eagles ahead 5-2 after four innings.

Jenkins extended the Eagles lead in the fifth when her single to right scored Thomas to push the BC lead to 6-2 before a Rees double drove in freshman Leigh Lam and Jenkins to push the lead to 8-2 which is where the game would end, giving the Eagles the doubleheader sweep.

At the plate, Jenkins led the way with a 3-for-4 game. The freshman drove in two runs and scored once to pace the Eagles offense which tallied 35 hits on the day.

Becky Schmidt (2-0) picked up the win for BC, going the distance allowing a pair of unearned runs on five hits.

McDaniel was led at the plate by Ashley Crawford's 2-for-3 game.

Erinne Warrenfeltz picked up the loss for the Green Terror. 

With a hit in both games, Rees extended her season-best hitting streak to 11 consecutive games. Spinelli extended her career-best hitting streak to nine games with a hit in both games.

Childress saw her career-best on-base streak come to an end at 25 games as the junior didn't tally a hit in game one of the twinbill.

On the week, Bridgewater hit 18 homeruns in eight games played.

Bridgewater is back in action on Tuesday when it plays host to NAIA foe Southern Virginia in the regular season home finale. Tuesday's opening pitch is slated for 3:30 p.m. at the BC Softball Field.