WASHINGTON, D.C. -- The Gwynedd Mercy played twice on Saturday at the Bison Classic hosted by Gallaudet. In Saturday's first game, it was Muhlenberg defeating the Griffins, 6-4. However, Gwynedd took down the host Bison by the score of 40-7 where many team and individual records were broken.

Against the Mules, the Griffins plated two runs in their first at-bat, getting a Will Brownlowe RBI single and later bases-loaded walk from Rob Henry.

Muhlenberg score two runs in each of the third, fourth, and fifth innings to take a 6-2 lead.

In the seventh, GMercyU put runners on second and third with two outs, but a comebacker to the mound was snared by Muhlenberg pitcher Donovan Brady.

Gwynedd got a run back in the eighth on a solo homer from T.J. Brasier. They would threaten again in the ninth as well. After Brownlowe knocked in his second RBI of the game, the Griffins put two on with two outs, but a fly out to center ended it.

Brownlowe had two of the team's eight hits. Justin Blakey and Jake Martell also scored a run. Starter Nick Price took the loss, going four innings, yielding four runs on seven hits with three K's and a walk. Alex Kaupp tossed the final five innings, a career-long.

In the day's second game against the hosts, the Griffins broke program records for most runs in a game. The team also went for most RBI's (36) and most triples (8) in a game. Of the 27 hits, 16 went for extra bases.

Individually, Bobby Heck turned in a memorable performance, going 4-for-7 with six RBI's, six runs scored, three triples, and a double. Anthony Tomassetti also drove in six runs, going 4-for-6 with five runs scored and three doubles. Brett Swire tied a single-game record with five hits, driving in four while scoring six times. Heck and Swire's six runs tied the mark for most in a game.

R.J. Boyle got the win, fanning six while yielding one run on four hits in four innings of work.

The team is back at it on Tuesday when they head to Johns Hopkins.