The York College baseball team got back in the win column on Monday afternoon thanks largely to the efforts of senior Steve Tretter.

The center fielder (4-for-4, two RBIs, three runs) had a pair of doubles, a home run and a single to lead the host Spartans to a 13-5 non-conference victory over visiting Elizabethtown.

York (13-16 overall, 8-7 Capital Athletic Conference) also got big efforts from Dustin Worthman (3-for-4, two RBIs, three runs) and Drew Frankenfield (2-for-4, five RBIs).

Elizabethtown fell to 15-12.

Senior KC Beshore (1-2) picked up the win by tossing two scoreless innings in relief, allowing just one hit and striking out two. Reliever Dan McNamara entered the game in the top of the seventh with York up, 8-5. He went on to close out the game with three scoreless innings to pick up his first save of the season.

York's Nic Long and Colbe Herr each had two hits in the 15-hit Spartan attack. Herr contributed two RBIs and scored a run while Long scored three runs and drove in another.

York travels to Messiah (7-19) on Tuesday to face the Falcons in another non-conference contest.

OTHER YORK COLLEGE EVENTS

SOFTBALL TEAM SPLITS DOUBLEHEADER: The York College softball team split a Monday non-conference doubleheader with Penn State Altoona on a blustery spring afternoon in York. York lost the first game 6-1 before winning the second 7-3. The Spartans moved to 8-16, while the Lions moved to 24-4. Brittany Therres threw all 14 innings of the double dip for the Spartans. She moved to 7-9 for the season and now owns a 3.88 ERA over her 101 innings pitched. In the second game of the afternoon, York posted 11 hits, including two from Brittany Schlorff and two from Therres. Schlorff also tallied two runs while Sara Thacker went 1-for-3 with a run scored and an RBI.

TENNIS TEAMS VICTO RIOUS: The York College men's and women's tennis teams earned Capital Athletic Conference victories over visiting Stevenson on Monday afternoon. The York men won, 6-3, while the Spartan women prevailed, 7-2. The men improved to 7-5 overall and 2-2 in the CAC, while Stevenson fell to 4-6 and 1-4. Philip Myers, James Villari and Nathaniel Hoskins won in singles and doubles to spark York. The York women, meanwhile, improved to 5-7 and 2-2, while Stevenson dropped to 4-5 and 1-4. Arcondia Vlahos, Nicole Olsen and Emily Price won in singles and doubles to spark the York women.