Check out the results for SOL softball teams in action Saturday.
CENTRAL BUCKS EAST 4, POTTSGROVE 1
The Patriots scored four runs in the sixth inning, erasing an early 1-0 deficit to earn the non-league win.
East benefitted from several costly Pottsgrove errors in the four-run uprising with Tara Harper, who had singled, scoring the tying run on an error. Madi Michvech, a courtesy runner for Megan Cloran, scored the winning run on a wild pitch. Brady Tillotson’s double drove in the third run, and Tillotson scored on another Pottsgrove miscue for the 4-1 final.
The Falcons, who managed just one hit, scored their lone run – unearned – in the third.
The Patriots were led by the 2-for-3 effort of Tillotson, who drove in a run and also scored a run. Audrey LaBouliere and Maddie Bitting accounted for East’s other two hits.
Theresa Haug threw the first four innings, allowing one hit and one unearned run while fanning two and walking three. Kayla Ventura, who earned the win, threw three shutout innings to close it out. She did not allow a hit, fanning five and walking none.
The Patriots upped their record to 6-4.
Central Bucks East 000 004 0 4-4-2
Pottsgrove 001 000 0 1-1-3
NESHAMINY 12, NAZARETH ACADEMY 2 (5 innings)
Sam Offenback reached an impressive milestone on Saturday – her single in the first inning was the 100th hit of her high school career. She finished the day 2-for-3.
Mackensie Compton was 2-for-4, and her solo home run to lead off the game set the tone for a 12-run uprising by the Redskins, who pounded out 10 hits. Corrine Garuffe was 2-for-3 with three RBIs.
Sarah Dowalo earned the win in the circle, allowing two hits.
With the win, the Redskins improved to a perfect 9-0.
Nazareth Academy 200 00 2
Neshaminy 334 02 12
CONESTOGA 3, UPPER MERION 2
The Vikings scored single runs in the first and fourth innings and took that 2-0 lead into the sixth inning when the visiting Pioneers plated a pair to knot the score. Conestoga won it with a run in the seventh.
The Vikings put a pair of runners on board in the seventh but saw Olivia Sblorlini’s line smash speared at third, allowing the Pioneers to escape unscathed.
Dez Kandy led the Vikings (5-2) with three hits and a run scored while Nicole Kowalski had two hits.
Conestoga 000 002 1 3
Upper Merion100 100 0 1
PENNSBURY 9, NAZARETH 3
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