News Summary
The Newberry College softball team wrapped up their regular season with a doubleheader against Tusculum, splitting the games. After a tough 7-3 loss in game one, the Wolves rebounded to secure a convincing 11-6 victory in the second game, showcasing strong performances from players including Samantha Clark and Maddy Staples. With these games, the team demonstrated resilience and skill, paving the way for future successes as they prepare for upcoming challenges.
Newberry College Softball Team Wraps Up Regular Season with Doubleheader Against Tusculum
In a thrilling day at Red Edmonds Field, the Newberry College softball team faced off against Tusculum in a doubleheader showdown that kept fans on the edge of their seats. The Wolves came into the games with high hopes, but left with a mixed bag as they split the pair, losing the first game before bouncing back strong in game two.
Game One: A Tough Start for the Wolves
Newberry took the diamond for the first game and faced some challenging moments, ultimately losing to Tusculum with a score of 7-3. The team had some standouts, with Samantha Clark turning in a stellar performance, going 2-for-3 and hitting a solo home run. Other Wolves like Christine Butler and Katie Henri also made an impact, each contributing an RBI to the score.
Despite scoring in the second, fifth, and sixth innings, Newberry struggled with missed opportunities, stranding a total of eight runners on base. Ella Stone chipped in with one hit and a walk, contributing to the offense. The pitching duties were handled by Lindsey Foster, who pitched the whole game. Foster had a tough outing, allowing seven runs—only two of which were earned—on 14 hits. However, this game saw her achieve significant milestones in her career, including reaching her 33rd victory which puts her 6th all-time in the college’s history books.
Game Two: A Resounding Comeback
The second game of the doubleheader saw the Wolves channel their energy and really come alive, defeating Tusculum with a final score of 11-6. Newberry unleashed a storm of hits, tallying a remarkable 14 hits throughout the game. The pivotal moment came in the third inning when the team exploded for a whopping five runs, turning the tide in their favor.
In this game, Maddy Staples shone bright with both a solo home run and a two-run double, showcasing her prowess at the plate. Samantha Clark continued her strong performance, hitting another home run and going 2-for-3 with two RBIs. Christine Butler was also a key contributor, reaching base twice and scoring two runs for the Wolves. Even Haidyn Campbell stepped up with two singles that helped drive in three runners, ensuring that Newberry kept the score board full.
The offensive onslaught didn’t stop there; Leah Evans and Peyton Little both added to the excitement with multi-hit games, underscoring the team’s collective effort in securing a critical win. On the pitching side, Natalie Wescott claimed the win, pitching five innings while allowing six runs. Foster returned for two innings of relief, earning a save by allowing just one hit during her appearance.
Wrapping Up the Regular Season
The doubleheader split marked the conclusion of the regular season for Newberry College softball. While the Wolves faced both highs and lows on the field, their resilience shone through in the second game, promising an exciting future as they look to build on this season’s experience. Fans can stay tuned and keep up to date with the final standings and future games at newberrywolves.com.
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