The St. Lawrence University softball team lost a pair of Liberty League contests on Friday to conference foe Rensselaer by the scores of 8-0 (5 innings) and 8-0. The Engineer pitchers held the …
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The St. Lawrence University softball team lost a pair of Liberty League contests on Friday to conference foe Rensselaer by the scores of 8-0 (5 innings) and 8-0. The Engineer pitchers held the Saints to five hits on the day.
St. Lawrence falls to 8-10 on the season with an 0-2 mark in the league, while RPI improves to 15-5 and 2-0 in the conference.
RPI earned a quick victory in the first game with a six-run fourth inning capped by junior Sara Heller's three-run homerun over the center field wall to clear the bases and give the Engineers an 8-0 win.
Senior Felicia Bua earned the shutout and improves to 5-3 on the season as she held the Saints to two hits in five innings while striking out five and walking two. Senior Meg Goodemote falls to 1-3 on the season.
In game two, RPI's Heller led off with a triple to center field, followed by three hits and a sacrifice fly, as the Engineers scored four runs in the second inning. They tacked on one run in the third and two in the fifth to bring the score to 7-0. Senior Jen Bach concluded RPI's scoring with a homerun over the left-center wall to bring the score to 8-0.
Bach allowed three hits and struck out eight batters in the shut-out. Senior Rachel Duffany was credited with the loss and falls to 2-7 on the season.
The Saints will look to rebound against Potsdam on Tuesday, April19th. Game one of the double-header is scheduled to start at 3:00 pm.