CSR (Softball Drops Both Ends of Twinbill vs Adrian)

From: Jeffrey Febus <jfebus@calvin.edu>
Date: Thu Apr 07 2011 - 23:29:10 EDT

CALVIN SPORTS REPORT FOR April 7, 2011
 
Softball Drops Both Ends of Twinbill With Nationally-Ranked Adrian
 
SOFTBALL
Adrian 10, Calvin 0
Adrian 2, Calvin 1

By Sports Information Student Assistant Andrew Knot
The Knights lost the first half of a double header with an MIAA foe, losing
10-0 to the 13th ranked Adrian Bulldogs on Thursday.
Adrian scored early and often, tallying two runs in the first off, making use
of four Calvin errors to do so. The Knights were able to get the lead-off
runner on base, with Shelby Sheehan drawing a walk, but a strike out and a
double play retired Calvin’s first half efforts.
Adrian then notched four more runs in the second. Katie Dewyre hit a single
through the gap between third and short to score two runs and Sarah Hall and
Kristin Toney each tallied RBI’s to finish the first half of the inning on top
by six.
The Bulldogs put up two more runs in the third and fourth innings. Lauren
Spoelstra and Hannah DeWeerd would record hits for the Knights, the game ended
after five innings with Calvin unable to score a run.
The loss dropped starting pitcher Lina Avila to 1-3, while Adrian’s ace Kelly
Eberhardt improved to 14-0.
After losing the first game 10-0, Calvin rebounded with a solid performance in
the second half of a double header with Adrian. Their efforts fell just short
however, as the Knights lost the game 2-1.
Calvin tied the game in the top of the sixth, with Lina Avila driving home
Marie Prins. Prins got on base with a single to center field and Avila hit her
home with a single and a fielding error that allowed her to advance to third
base.
With two outs in the bottom of the seventh, Adrian found some two out magic to
conclude the game. After two quick outs, Maggie Hein singled to left field and
Katie Adams hit a walk-off triple to give the Bulldogs the victory.
Calvin starter Shelby Mast was strong on the mound, recording seven strikeouts
and allowing only six hits. The loss however, moves her record to 1-5.Kelly
Eberhardt earned the victory in 1.1 innings of work.
Received on Thu Apr 7 23:31:42 2011

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