After the game, VMI graduate and Hydrophilics team captain Jordan Combs talks about who plays on the team and where they get their name.

The final score is 10-8, with the Hydrophilics maintaining their initial lead for the win.

At the top of the sixth inning, the Hydophilics score two runs, regaining their lead with a score of 10-8.

At the end of the fifth inning, the score is 8-8, with Hit-n-Run making a classic comeback to tie up the game.

At the top of the fifth inning, Hit-n-Run pitcher Logan Graybill retires all three batters, striking out the side.

In the fourth inning, Hit-n-Run scores two runs, bringing the score to 8-6, nearly tying up the game.

In the third inning, Hit-n-Run scores once, closing the gap to 7-4, with the Hydrophilics still in the lead. The underdogs, Hit-n-Run, have a significantly larger fan base than the Hydrophilics, who appear to be colleagues.

Lexington- At the top of the third inning, the Hydrophilics score 1 run. The score is 7-3, with the Hydrophilics in the lead.

Lexington - At the bottom of the second inning, without anyone on a base and two outs, Hit-n-Run scores 2 runs before the inning comes to a close with a score of 6-3 Hydrophilics.

Lexington- The MSA Hydrophilics start off the 7 p.m. RARO softball game with a 4-0 lead against Hit-n-Run after the first inning.

Lexington, Va - After the meeting, Mayor Frank Friedman clarifies what the Rockbridge Area Network Authority Board does in the community.

Lexington, Va - City Attorney Jeremy Carroll has been asked to add an amendment to the Door-to-door sale ordinance, following Nicholas Betts and Leslie Straughn’s suggestion.

Lexington, Va - Mayor Frank Friedman has been appointed by a unanimous vote from the council to a four-year term on the Rockbridge Area Network Authority Board. His predecessor, Leslie Straughan, made the motion to appoint the mayor.

Lexington, Va - Councilwoman Leslie Straughan alerts citizens that there is a scam email asking Lexington residents for money. The email says it comes from the City Council. She urges citizens to report the scam.

Lexington, Va - Mayor Frank Friedman tables a request to permit mini-warehouses in Lexington to the next council meeting. Earlier this month, the Planning Commission voted to either prohibit mini-warehouses or provide a list of design standards. Friedman says that the issue is not urgent.

Lexington, Va - Arne Glaeser, on behalf of Rhianna Schlief, requests to expand the conditions of her permit at Grace Episcopal Church. She wants to increase operating hours to 8:30 a.m. - 5:00 p.m. and increase student capacity to 20 children. At 7:34 p.m., this request has been passed unanimously.

Lexington, Va - Rebecca Logan, Executive Director of Main Street Lexington, announces retirement and names Jeremy Franklin as her successor. He says that he’s excited to be stepping into his new role next week.

Lexington, Va – Mayor Frank Friedman and the Lexington City Council also designate the week of 5/18 – 5/24 as Emergency Medical Services Week. This recognizes the importance of the fire dept. and other EMS services in Rockbridge County.

Lexington, Va – At the city council meeting Thursday evening, Mayor Frank Friedman designates the week of 5/18 – 5/24, as National Public Works Week. This celebrates public works employees whose work is vital to public health, through water treatment, transportation, public buildings, etc.

LEXINGTON, Va- Almost 4 days after the alert, Community Advisor Sophia Taylor provides context on the situation, explaining the changes she has seen from public safety.

LEXINGTON, Va- At 10:50 a.m., Chief Public Safety Officer Alex Rabar confirmed an error in the original alert. The incident took place Sunday, May 4th.

LEXINGTON, Va- At 10:24 p.m., an hour after the alert, there have been no further updates from W&L public safety.

LEXINGTON, Va - At approximately 10:15 p.m., Alexia Polyak ‘27 has been asked for a comment. “I was frightened… I was so worried about my roommate,” she says.

LEXINGTON, Va - At 10:12 p.m., sorority row is quiet, as the doors and windows have all been safely locked.

LEXINGTON, Va - At 9:53 p.m., the unknown vehicle with the blinking hazards has left. It appears to have no connection with the Community Advisor alert at 9:24 p.m.

LEXINGTON, Va - Upper Third Year residences appear quiet Tuesday evening at around 9:50 p.m., after Community Alert.

LEXINGTON, Va- An unknown car is parked outside Washington & Lee Third Year Dining with flashing hazards. It is unknown if this is related to the alert.

LEXINGTON, Va - W&L Generals men’s sport teams finish up practice, are not impacted by Community Advisory alert.

LEXINGTON, Va - Alpha Delta Pi House Community Advisor Sophia Taylor urges residents to make sure main floor doors are locked

LEXINGTON, Va - The potential threat was reported to be seen in the area of Augusta Square (commonly known as Third Year residence) Sunday morning at 4 a.m.