Gordon hit a ground ball that was fielded and forced Goldberg out at home.

With a 2-2 count, Fritsch injured herself swinging in both her second and third at-bats.

“I dislocated my shoulder,” she said. “It’s a recurring injury.”

Fritsch will miss the final game of the season on Tuesday.

Freshman Becky Voaklander pinch hit and grounded out to end the threat.

Yet the very next inning would see Harvard have even better scoring opportunities.

Another leadoff home run, this time from Dell’Aria, knotted the game at 2-2.

Brown followed with a pinch-hit single to right, and a Williamson sacrifice bunt allowed her to move to scoring position.

Montijo sent a drive to center, and Brown attempted to tag up and move to third.

But the throw in from centerfield wound up in the Big Green dugout, and Brown was waved home for the winning run.

Voaklander tossed a scoreless sixth, picking up the win, and Brotemarkle came in to secure her third save of the year.

Stefanchik went 2-for-3, and Williamson and Dell’Aria each notched home runs.

HARVARD 4, DARTMOUTH 0

Saturday’s first game saw Brotemarkle toss a gem, limiting Dartmouth to seven hits while striking out seven in her sixth shutout of the year.

A dedication ceremony for the seniors preceded the game, and all four seniors played.