PEMBROKE, N.C. -- Davis & Elkins split a doubleheader on the road with UNC Pembroke on a sunny Saturday afternoon. The Senators fell in Game One 7-1, but warmed up their bats in Game Two and survived a late rally by the home team to win 14-13.

In the first game, D&E opened the scoring when Anjolina Gutierrez scored on a wild pitch in the first inning.

UNC Pembroke added five runs in the first and then a pair of insurance runs in the fourth to take the opening contest 7-1.

Ashlyn Zapach, Jules Gutierrez, and Anjolina Gutierrez each had a hit in the game.

In the second game, D&E opening the scoring in the first inning on a double-steal. Jules Gutierrez stole second while Anjolina Gutierrez stole home. Pembroke evened the score in the bottom of the inning on a single up the middle.

The Senators scored a pair of runs in the second inning. First, Alyssa Haynes scored on a Mia Ely sacrifice fly, then Sharon Morales scored off an Anjolina Gutierrez single. Pembroke again even the score at 3-3 on a pair of runs in the bottom of the second inning.

D&E had a big third inning, scoring six runs. First, Jules Gutierrez singled in Linzey Allard. Next, Haynes knocked in Jules Gutierrez. Zapach then advanced home when Morales was hit by a pitch.

Rachel Jones scored the inning's fourth run on a passed ball. Ely scored next on an Anjolina Gutierrez single to center field. The sixth run, putting D&E up 9-3 came when Morales scored on a fielder's choice.

Pembroke scored four runs in the fourth inning to pull within two of the Senators, 9-7.

In the fifth inning, Anjolina Gutierrez doubled to right field, scoring Ely. Gutierrez and Morales then scored on an Allard single to center field to put the Senators up 12-7.

D&E added two more runs in the sixth inning when Morales doubled down the left field line and Haynes and Jones both scored, putting the Senators up 14-7.

Pembroke rallied, scoring one run in the sixth inning and five in the seventh inning, but fell short. D&E won Game Two 14-13.

Vanessa Hunt picked up the win for D&E and Saylor Kneeland picked up the save.