By Audrey Snyder

Collegian Staff Writer

With a runner on first base, Justin Byler didn’t waste any time expanding the Spikes 2-0 lead. When pitcher Skyler Crawford threw the first pitch to Byler, the pitcher immediately hung his head as the ball hugged the left field foul pole and left the park.

Byler’s home run was the team’s second in as many innings and helped lead the Spikes (23-22) to an 11-2 victory over the visiting Jamestown Jammers (16-29).

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