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Wednesday's softball roundup
The UNC Greensboro (UNCG) softball team fell to Radford 1-0 on Wednesday at Radford Softball Stadium in a non-conference pitcher's duel.
UNCG fell to 30-11 overall and Radford improved to 22-19.Furman scored two runs in the bottom of the seventh inning, but Queens escaped a bases loaded jam to down the Paladins, 7-6, in non-conference softball action Wednesday at Pepsi Stadium.
Trailing 7-4 with two outs in the bottom of the seventh inning, Furman's Madison Petty reached on an error to start a Paladin rally. After Katie Peeler singled to right field and Kate Stoltzfus concluded a 10-pitch at bat with a base on balls to load the bases, pinch hitter Taylor Miller drew a walk to force in a run and trim the margin to 7-5. Caitlin Goldwait's RBI single to left field cut the Queens lead to one run, but Royals reliever Kenzie Forrester got Ansley Chiang to bounce into a fielder's choice with the bases loaded to end the game.
UNCG fell to 30-11 overall and Radford improved to 22-19.Furman scored two runs in the bottom of the seventh inning, but Queens escaped a bases loaded jam to down the Paladins, 7-6, in non-conference softball action Wednesday at Pepsi Stadium.
Trailing 7-4 with two outs in the bottom of the seventh inning, Furman's Madison Petty reached on an error to start a Paladin rally. After Katie Peeler singled to right field and Kate Stoltzfus concluded a 10-pitch at bat with a base on balls to load the bases, pinch hitter Taylor Miller drew a walk to force in a run and trim the margin to 7-5. Caitlin Goldwait's RBI single to left field cut the Queens lead to one run, but Royals reliever Kenzie Forrester got Ansley Chiang to bounce into a fielder's choice with the bases loaded to end the game.
Samford catcher Katie Campbell homered and drove in six runs to lead the Bulldog softball team to a 7-5 win at West Georgia Wednesday evening.
Samford improved its season record to 27-15 with the win. West Georgia dropped to 9-28 with the loss.
Hallie Langford hit a go-ahead triple with two outs in the fifth inning to help support a complete-game effort from Katheryn Rearley as Mercer snapped an 11-year drought in its series with Kennesaw State with a 3-1 victory over the Owls on Wednesday evening at Sikes Field.