PISCATAWAY, N.J. (March 20, 2022) - The Saint Peter's university softball team defeated Holy Cross 8-5 and lost to Stony Brook 5-4 on Sunday afternoon.
Top Performers
- Kasidy Slusser batted in four RBI's, hit a two run home run, and scored two runs on the day.
- Maiah Skakal had three hits, scored two runs, and had two RBI's.
- Cara McNulty recorded three hits in game two.
- Olyvia Smith recorded three hits, batted in a run, and scored a run.
How It Happened (Game One: Stony Brook)
- Stony Brook struck first in the second inning to take a 1-0 lead.
- The Peacocks tied it up in the third inning after Smith doubled to score Aubrey Ketcham.
- Skakal hit a solo home run in the fourth inning to put the Peacocks in front.
- Stony Brook scored four runs in the fourth inning to take a 5-2 lead.
- Still down by three in the seventh, Brandi Feeney hit a single to get on base. Slusser then hit a two run home run to cut the deficit to one. Saint Peter's was unable to score the tying run and fell in Game 1.
How It Happened (Game Two: Holy Cross)
- Holy Cross scored first in the second game on the day, tacking on two runs in the top of the first.
- Saint Peter's took the lead themselves in the bottom of the first, scoring three runs. Cara McNulty, Katie Sciglimpaglia and Dakota Pitts all scored off of errors.
- The Peacocks scored again in the second after McNulty hit an RBI single to score Olyvia Smith.
- The Crusaders scored two runs in the third inning.
- Anja Solveig Kane stole home in the fourth inning to put the Peacocks back in front.
- Slusser extended the Peacocks lead in the fourth inning, hitting a two RBI single to score Maiah Skakal and Dakota Pitts.
- Holy Cross tried to rally in the seventh, but they only scored one run as the Peacocks ended their five game losing streak.
From the Dugout (Head Coach Chris Stelma)
- We have been extremely happy with the way we played this weekend. It is a great feeling to be above .500. Taylor Rondon came into both games and absolutely shoved in relief. Â
- We had a big day with the bat today including 3 home runs. We are looking forward to the start of conference play to show everyone we're not the same Peacocks.
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