UNIVERSITY PARK, Pa. --- The Delaware State baseball team completed its three-game series at Penn State with a 15-3 loss on Saturday afternoon.
 
Delaware State put up all three of its runs in the sixth inning to avoid being blanked on the scoreboard. The frame started with back-to-back base runners after Nick Gnardellis was hit by a pitch and then moved to second base by way of an Evan Bouldin single with no outs as Trey Paige came to the plate.
 
Paige singled through the right side and brought Gnardellis home from second base to get the Hornets on the board. After Krew Bouldin drew a walk to load the bases, Chris Amparo worked a five-pitch bases-loaded walk in his at-bat to score Evan Bouldin for the second run of the frame.
 
Delaware State's third and final run came on a Penn State wild pitch that allowed Paige to come home from third base.
 
Penn State's offensive outburst saw five Nittany Lions record a multi-hit game led by Tayven Kelley who was a perfect 3-for-3 with all three of his hits going for extra bases. Kelley also drove in a game-high three RBIs to ensure his team completed the sweep.
 
Delaware State will return to Northeast Conference (NEC) competition when a familiar foe Norfolk State University makes the trip up to Dover for the three-game series. First pitch of the opener is currently scheduled for Friday at 3 p.m. at Bob Reed Field.