DENVILLE, N.J. -- Gwynedd kicked off their conference play with a sweep of Centenary on Saturday winning game one, 12-1, and with the identical score in game two.

The game was played at a neutral site with the Griffins as the unofficial home team, but it did not affect the bats, as the offense totaled 23 hits, 13 of which were for extra bases along with four home runs on the day.

Game one
Starter Mike Di Ianni scattered one run on five hits with four K's as he went the distance. Ryan Keen knocked in a career-high six runs, getting a bases-loaded triple in the fourth and double with the sacks full in the fifth. Sachael Sciarretta was 2-for-3 with two walks, two RBI's and four runs scored. Tied at 1-1 in the third, he led off the bottom half with his first career home run, a solo shot to left.

Nick Mulvey led off the fifth with a triple and score on an RBI single from Tommy Nardini. Later in the frame, Sciarretta drew a walk to load the bases for Keen for cleared them with his third career triple.

Nardini was 2-for-3 with two RBI's while Bobby Heck scored twice.

Game two
The bats came alive once again, this time in the fourth, as a three-run opposite field blast to right from Shaughn Wright broke a 1-1 game. Later, Heck tripled home Mulvey to put GMercyU up, 5-1.

In the sixth with two on and nobody out, Evan Miller greeted new pitcher Brenden Gerity sending his first pitch over the fence in left for a three-run blast. Sciarretta also stayed hot, knocking in Heck with an RBI single.

For Sciarretta, his three RBI's were a career high as he was officially 2-for-4 with a walk. Mulvey was 2-fo-3 with three runs and two knocked in.

On the mound, Gino Tripodi tied a personal best with six strikeouts while only yielding one run on three hits and four walks through six full. Bryan Kaelin, Shane McGrody, and Jared Gorman each threw an inning in relief and did not allow a hit to help lock up the sweep.

Gwynedd Mercy will get back at it on Monday when they head to Misericordia in a 3:30 p.m. start.